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Blues and Roots aims for multicultural mix Alex McAuley ‘Every year, I try to put together my dream of what a music festival should be,’ says Peter Noble, director of the East Coast Blues and Roots Festival, before going on to say, ‘Never before have I got it as right as I have this year.’ Given the success of previous Blues Fests, that is quite some claim, and Peter puts it down to the quality of the artists he has booked and the balance of overseas and Australian performers. ‘The festival is nowhere near as commercial as it was last year,’ said Peter. ‘I haven’t got the big names like Jack Johnson [due to availability], but what I have done is to book people who are important, like Bob Geldof, whose work will save the lives of millions of Africans over the next few years.’ Peter is of the opinion that his work as a music promoter by definition gives him a political voice; by booking Cuban

artists when they cannot perform in the US is making a political statement of sorts, that is that when it comes to art, music specifically, there are no boundaries. His vision for the festival is a mingling of cultures and backgrounds as well as a multigenerational event which allows parents to hear music that influences their children and vice versa. In fact, he describes the Blues Fest as ‘first and foremost a family event’. And Peter believes that the people of Byron Shire have had a big influence on the evolution of the festival, as well as its success. ‘This region has always been an amazing patron of the arts,’ said Peter. ‘Back in the ‘80s, I could put on a show in Sydney that would attract 1000 people; the same event in Byron Bay would attract 500. When you consider the population difference, that is extraordinary.’ So what does the festival

Cool vibe at Rukkus

Stale fish, ollie impossibles, underflips, kick flips, heel flips and tweaking melons were in plentiful supply in Mullumbimby on Saturday. Skateboarding moves provided a lot of the action at the Rukkus Festival, being held to coincide with Youth Week. Harley Werne, pictured above, from Byron Bay came third in the under 16 event of the skateboarding competition thanks in part to this front side five O manoeuvre. “A really good vibe’ was the feedback from those who turned up. Photo Jeff ‘Backside five O’ Dawson

bring to this community? According to Peter, apart from the tourism dollars, the fundamental drawcard of Blues Fest is culture. ‘Australia is a very young nation, and people don’t necessarily look at what culture means,’ said Peter. ‘What would the world be like without music? It’s part of the way we are. If I get the balance right, which I think I have, the quality of the music will resonate in people for days after the festival. I want to turn on people’s minds through their ears. Of course, I’m happy to take the profit for all my hard work, but I am 100% committed to doing a great job.’ Looking ahead, Peter sees the Blues Fest continuing to develop its international reputation as one of the best music festivals in the word, regardless of whether it is held at Tyagarah, Yelgun or Red Devil Park. ‘We haven’t yet decided on

our new location, although I’m favouring Yelgun at the moment as their residents association has been far more accommodating than the Tyagarah group, but regardless of where we end up, and

Arakwal Dubay Dancers at the Festival site for a flag raising ceremony last week. The troupe will be performing Welcome to Country at 6.30pm on Thursday at the Festival. Jeff ‘Didgeredoesn’t’ Dawson

despite our international There are still tickets availsuccess, I will maintain the able; visit www.bluesfest.com. integrity of the event.’ au or call 6685 8310.

Plenty of weeds but not enough weed bashers Alex McAuley Wilsons Creek Landcare Group is facing a crisis, and for once it is not about lack of funds. The problem, it seems, is a lack of qualified bush regenerators to do the on-ground work that is required. Sue Riley, president of the group, explained that they are only just managing to keep on top of things, but she is pessimistic about the future. ‘We have got plenty of money available from the Catchment Management Authority, but we really struggle to find contractors who are qualified to carry out the work,’ said Ms Riley. ‘I know that Byron Shire Council has the same sort of

problems and is considering taking on a trainee to help fill the gap.’ What surprises Ms Riley the most is that the qualifications required are fairly attainable and will lead to almost certain employment and all sorts of opportunities for the future. ‘Wollongbar TAFE offers Conservation Land Management courses, but they are never filled,’ said Ms Riley. ‘In order to win a contract with us [Wilsons Creek Landcare], all that is needed is a Level 2 certificate which takes about 12 months to get. With this sort of qualification, someone could expect to earn around $20 to $25 per hour, but once they get more experience that

would increase dramatically; we pay our contractors anywhere between $30 and $50 per hour. ‘Considering that we have such high unemployment in

this area, and that it is such a green community, I’m really surprised there is such a shortage of this kind of skilled worker,’ Ms Riley added. continued on page 2

Echo eggs-treme sports Despite suffering from a surfeit of chocolate eggs, the Echo drudges will be back on Easter Monday (April 17) to take classified ads as normal. However we will be closed this Friday. Have a happy and uplifting long weekend and take extra care on the roads.

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Lesley Patterson The moratorium on development in Byron Bay and Suffolk Park could be lifted from July 1 if a move by Councillor Bob Tardif is successful at today’s (Tuesday) Council meeting. For the past eight years, the brakes have been on development in the town, with Council refusing most development applications due to lack of capacity at local sewage treatment plants (STPs). In November last year construction of a new STP at West Byron was completed and according to Cr Tardif the plant has tested successfully. He is calling on Council to lift the moratorium and start accepting development applications for new development. Council staff say that there have been a significant number of DAs being submitted in the lead up to the moratorium being lifted. All is not well apparently at the STP, which has failed to meet all its performance standards until recently due to heavy rain and peak Christmas sewage loads. March was the ďŹ rst month

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in which the standard for phosphorus removal was met, however this was only achieved through the addition of higher than recommended rates of chemicals. ‘John Holland [plant contractors] has advised that the chemical dosing will be progressively and slowly lowered as the bilogical phosphorus removal capability of the new plant increases,’ says Phil Warner, Council’s Director of Water and Recycling Management Services. Both Mr Warner and the community and Councilrun Steering Committee have recommended that the lifting of the moratorium is only considered once the plant has met its standards for three months in a row. ‘Given that the details of the final EPA [Environmental Protection Authority] licence are not yet conďŹ rmed and the new STP has not yet demonstrated reliability, I am not in a position to advise Council with certainty that adequate sewerage provisions will be in place at the beginning of July,’ said Mr Warner in his report for today’s meeting.

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Nothing to do with the annual mullet run, the arrival of a mermaid at Main Beach barely raised an eyebrow. ‘S’lotta colourful characters hittin’ town for the blues,’ articulated one local with a sideways glance and little interest. The larger than life femfish is indeed headed to the Blues Festival aided by her maker Tracey Joustra (centre) and commissioner Allie Lycenko who is responsible along with Leighton Ford for much of the site artwork/decoration. Photo Jeff ‘Some Fin About Her’ Dawson

Weed bashers wanted From front page

‘And it’s not just weed bashing; there are plenty of avenues to go down to further the career.’ Robert Stavrou, Acting Head Teacher Horticulture at Wollongbar TAFE echoed Ms Riley’s sentiments. ‘We always have vacancies in these courses,’ said Mr Stavrou. ‘I don’t think people are aware of the employment opportunities these qualiďŹ cations will give them.’ Mr Stavrou went on to

explain that, as with all TAFE courses, the pattern of study is designed for people who are working; a Level 2 CertiďŹ cate requires one day of face to face per week. Further, TAFE has exible entry and exit points depending on study modules, so it is never too late in the academic year to enrol. Anyone who is interested in pursuing this course should contact Wollongbar TAFE 6620 4200 for information and enrolments.

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Rainbow Tribe loses its Vision Community, peace and harmony. These are the values that Geoff Lincoln, better known as Vision, will be remembered for. Vision died of a heart attack on Sunday April 2 while performing in the drumming circle at the Byron Bay market. A sign of his popularity was the gathering of around 150 people the following day at the Peace Pole and a turnout of between 300 and 400 mourners at his funeral last Friday. A drummer, songwriter, producer, landscape gardener and musician extraordinaire, Vision had lived in Byron Shire since the mid 1980s. ‘One of the ďŹ rst things he started was One Heart Productions at the Youth Activities Centre in Byron Bay back in the early 90s. ‘He had a vision of pulling all the talented people together, the artists, producers, and dancers and going out and doing performances,’ recalls Cheze Darville, a long standing friend. ‘The funeral was such a great moment. It brought everyone from the Rainbow Tribe together and reminded us what it was like when we first came together,’ she said.

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Another friend, Donnie McCormack, described the funeral which was held at Durrumbul Hall on Friday afternoon as very ritualistic. ‘There was strong musical representation. Many people wrote songs for the occasion.’ The coffin arrived in a boat, acknowledging Vision’s love for the sea, and his ashes were scattered on the ocean. Mourners planted a tree at Durrumbul in his memory. ‘He left us with a rich and diverse tapestry of songs that

encapsulate his outstanding musical ability in the form of his recently completed CD, My Blue Guitar,’ Donny said. Vision had experienced a heart attack last month. On the day he died he ‘did an impeccable drum solo then suffered another fatal heart attack,’ explained Donnie. ‘He was a regular participant in the drum circle at the markets. He was a bit of a director and brought order and harmony wherever he went.’

‘He was always promoting community and people coming together for peace and harmony. Community and earth were his ďŹ rst beliefs,’ says Cheze Darville. Vision is survived by his son Kyle and former partner Jan. Copies of My Blue Guitar are available at Michael’s Guitar Studio, Mullumbimby, and all proceeds of sales will go to the family. A DVD of the memorial rituals will be available soon.

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Smoke alarms compulsory from May 1 ‘Time is a crucial factor in all ďŹ res. ‘It can take only a few minutes for the initial ame to spread and engulf your home in fire,’ says Mullumbimby firefighter Phil Walsh. ‘By having working smoke alarms, you can give yourself more time to escape and ring Triple Zero so the NSW Fire Brigades can reduce

the spread of the ďŹ re.’ More than a quarter of all homes in NSW do not have smoke alarms, yet the advice from ďŹ reďŹ ghters is that they could save your life. By May 1 all homes in the state will be required by law to install smoke alarms. ‘If you’re asleep at the time of the ďŹ re, the smoke which is full of toxic gases may numb your senses and

put you into a deeper sleep. The high-pitched sound of smoke alarms is designed to wake you and other family members before the smoke causes potentially fatal damage to your lungs,’ said Mr Walsh. In a joint initiative with the Brunswick Valley/Mullumbimby Lions Clubs, local ďŹ re brigades are installing smoke alarms free of

charge to the elderley, disabled and disadvantaged in Byron Shire. Those nice guys in the ďŹ re brigade are even planning to change the batteries at 12 month intervals to make alarms are kept in working order. To ďŹ nd out if you qualify for this community program call 6684 1297 or 6684 3786.

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In the 15 months since the Boxing Day Tsunami billions of dollars have been raised worldwide for South East Asian tsunami projects. According to the Sri Lankan Centre for National Operations (CNO) the death toll in Sri Lanka reached 38,000. 15,256 people were injured and a total of 201,717 families affected with 6,038 people still missing. The disaster damaged 89,323 houses beyond repair and left 41,216 homes partially battered. It is here that the Byron community has chosen to make a difference. Through the fundraising efforts of the Beach Hotel and East Coast Blues Festival, the community raised $150,000, and through the combined efforts of the Byron Tsunami Committee worthy projects were identiďŹ ed. The organisations chosen were the Green Movement Sri Lanka (GMSL) and ASPIC Benevolent Foundation for Children (ABFC) GMSL is a consortium of over 144 member organisations in 22 districts, active in the promotion of natural resource and environment conservation. GMSL was one of the ďŹ rst national NGOs to assess this disaster dispatching assessment teams to the affected areas within hours of the tragedy and working closely with the Sri Lankan Government, CNO, and the UN agencies. Through our donation GMSL was able to provide emergency shelter, long-term housing projects in the south and east, psychosocial welfare programs, youth skills and educational scholarship programs. ABFC is a charitable chil-

dren’s foundation that redirected its resources toward tsunami relief efforts. ABFC ‘adopted’ an entire community, Kirinda, an impoverished ďŹ shing community in the South East. Byron Bay funds have contributed to the reconstruction of this community with 34 houses rebuilt as well as rehabilitation of the local economy with ďŹ shing boats and nets, medical equipment, sewing machines, coir rope making equipment, and assistance in helping with children’s school supplies and clothing. Thanks again for the efforts of the Beach Hotel, East Coast Blues Festival, Michael Franti, and the generous people of Byron Shire!

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Cultural centre a small step closer A former rubbish tip site, overgrown and infested with weeds, has been tidied up and made attractive by members of the Byron Bay Arakwal people. ‘We’re very proud of what’s been done,’ said Yvonne Stewart from the Arakwal Aboriginal Corporation. The land at the corner of Tallow Beach Road and Paterson Street was transferred to the Byron Bay Arakwal people in 2001 as part of the Indigenous Land Use Agreement with the State Government under the Native Title process. Eventually the site will house the Arakwal Cultural Centre, however construction is likely to proceed in stages until funding can be ďŹ nalised. ‘The first stage will be office facilities for the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the Arakwal Corporation,’ said Yvonne Stewart who hopes to eventually see a museum, information area, small cafe, exhibition area and education programs for schools contained within the finished centre. ‘We completed the clearing with an Environment Trust grant where local Arakwal members assessed

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the site, tagged native trees before any machinery came in, and were involved in the planning. The plan was to retain most of the native vegetation that was there and include plants to ďŹ t in to the area,’ she said. Information sessions have been offered with neighbours to the site and the DA for the ofďŹ ce building will soon be on public exhibition. ‘The result for this land is important as it will be totally cleaned up, which is a step

forward and an excellent environmental and community outcome,’ said Yvonne Stewart who said the land was important to Arakwal people because is was ‘part of our cultural landscape’

Sue Walker from NPWS says the ofďŹ ce staff at the Lighthouse will move into the new ofďŹ ces when completed and the existing ofďŹ ce building will be opened up to the public.

Lanternfest needs performers Actors, performers and crew members are needed for this year’s Lismore Lantern Parade. A visual music theatrical ďŹ nale called MythLines is planned to wrap up

this year’s extravaganza which will be held on Saturday June 17. For more information call Jyllie Jackson on 6622 6333.

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Local News Landcare wants your visions Brunswick Valley Landcare is at it again – they’re looking for fantastic images of the native flora, fauna, and scenery that the Brunswick Valley Catchment has to offer. With $1000 in prize money donated by the Hotel Brunswick, the 2nd ‘Visions of the Valley’ Photographic Competition is on. Last week, BVL members met with Margaret Spiropoulos at Mullumbimby High School to talk to her year 11 photography class about entering some of their photos in the comp. It was an important meeting, as the organisers want to make sure that this year the images entered feature our area’s native flora, fauna and scenery. So, no photos of glorious camphor laurels, fields of weeds, cows, or cats and dogs. ‘During the last comp, there were gorgeous photos, but many of them had nothing to do with the native environment,’ said competition organiser Maura Dawes. “This year, we want it clear that we’re not looking for photos with pets, horses, cleared land, vistas of introduced species, or garden vegies that aren’t bush tucker.’ The photo comp asks the photographer to capture an

Mullum High students photograph the local landscape.

image that depicts the native beauty of the Brunswick Valley Catchment, whether it be a landscape, wildlife, a closeup of a plant, or any other natural feature. Only photos taken within the catchment may be entered. The comp’s adult section offers a $300 first prize, and a $100 Second Prize. The youth section is encouraging under 18s to get to know their native plants and animals by including three categories: digital (including digitally enhanced images), colour negative, and black & white. Each section has a first prize of $100 and a second prize of $50. There will also be an overall people’s

choice award of $150. The photos will be exhibited and winners announced on June 3 as part of the Brunswick Valley Nature Festival to be held again at Shearwater Steiner School. Applications can be picked up at Council, ACE Mullumbimby, ACE Byron, the Byron Environment Centre, or online at www.brunswickvalleylandcare.org.au, which also describes the catchment area. The BVL site also provides useful information about where in the catchment you can find areas of rich native habitat. For further information, contact Maura Dawes on 6684 3693.

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Local News New priest for Mullum Giving the Church a human face is a priority for Rev Ben Gilmour, the new Anglican priest at Mullumbimby who, at just 29 years old, is the youngest Anglican priest in the Diocese of Grafton. Ben grew up in Port Macquarie, and as a young boy loved going to church with his family. Typically, as a teenager he lost interest in religion and spent a number of years away from the Church although he maintained his fundamental beliefs. After completing two years of a Bachelor of Arts degree in Melbourne, Ben returned to his home town, and started attending church again. It was at this time, as a young man of only 22, that his rector planted the ďŹ rst seeds of vocational thought in Ben’s head. ‘The rector told me that he believed God was calling me,’ said Ben. ‘At the time, I just laughed and said “I don’t think soâ€?, but something must have rung true, because I went on to meet with the Bishop, who was also convinced of my calling, and then met with the Council for Ministry which invited me to do theological training.’ However, Ben wasn’t quite ready to take the plunge and

took off for a year of travel in South East Asia and China, including a visit to Bethlehem. It was while he was in Bethlehem that he made his decision. ‘I spent lots of time visiting biblical landscapes in order to see if there was a connection for me,’ said Ben. ‘When I visited the traditional birthplace of Christ, I was really disappointed – it was just a tourist destination. So I took myself off to an underground chapel and spent two or three hours in a kind of meditative state, asking God for peace. ‘That was when it happened – I realised that this was my path and I felt a profound sense of peace come over me. ‘I want to work in the community to offer a sense of hope,’ said Ben. ‘I’d really like to see more people take the opportunity to come to church; even those who haven’t been involved with church before, or have no faith, all are welcome to come along and give it a go – there’s no obligation!’ Maundy Thursday service will take place in Ocean Shores; Good Friday in Brunswick Heads and Easter Sunday in Mullumbimby at 8am followed by a champagne and croissant breakfast.

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April 11, 2006

Unmuddy the waters Submissions on the draft LEP for Byron Bay and Suffolk Park closed last Friday with apparently several hundred arriving at the last minute. LEPs are major planning documents which can dramatically affect the future development pattern of an area and therefore lend themselves to attention and sometimes controversy. By tackling the issue of holiday letting, the LEP has drawn ďŹ erce opposition and support from various sectors of the community and it will be interesting to see what the submissions reveal and if a compromise solution can be reached. Prior to exhibition, Council staff said that the new LEP would permit growth to a level of 30% of the existing population. What has been bizarre about the exhibition process have been the conicting claims from one quarter that the LEP provides very restrictive growth and from the opposite side that it could lead to around 80% increase in population. This confusing situation would not have arisen if a clear and detailed calculation of population growth had been included in the draft document. For any progress to be made now that vital piece of infomation must be produced. Muddying the waters even further was the disclosure that aws in the draft were identiďŹ ed by Council’s legal advisors but not communicated to councillors or indeed the public before exhibition. Neither the public nor the media know what those aws are and how they will affect the document we have recently been asked to comment on. It is now incumbent on Council to make the status and content of the LEP crystal clear. The public deserves it. In fact, we are owed a huge explanation.

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n his seemingly endless time in ofďŹ ce, John Howard has mellowed. Where once he refused to allow the word multiculturalism to pass his lips, now he reluctantly acknowledges the policy has enriched and enhanced Australia both as society in its own right and as a well-regarded member of the world community. The man who used to deplore Asian immigration now boasts that Australia has become the most tolerant and accepting country on earth, and has in fact raised the intake of Asians – and indeed of everyone else – to record levels. It has been a remarkable conversion, and one to be wholeheartedly welcomed. But of course, Howard’s enthusiasm has its limits.While we now accept that Asians, like all the waves of migrants before them, pretty soon ďŹ t in with their neighbours and become just another strand in our rich tapestry, they have been replaced by a new threat to our social harmony, albeit one based on religion rather than race: Muslims. Muslims, we are now told, are the exception to the rule that after a generation or so newcomers, whatever their origin, become good Australian citizens. Their religion forbids it: Islam is not only an exclusive creed, hostile to intermingling and intermarriage, but it can never co-exist with a secular state. For Muslims church and government are indivisible, and the law of Allah must always supersede anything that comes out of Canberra. And Islam is a militant religion: true believers will never be satisfied until the whole world bows to Mecca. Therefore Muslims cannot be treated with the same generosity as rest of the population. Muslims are different. Muslims are The Other.

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Of course Howard doesn’t put it quite this way; he leaves that to the shock jocks whose role it is to paralyse their countrymen with fear and then deliver their votes to his government. But he does little to counter the message either, with the result that it is now being pushed not only by the crazies, but by a lot of people who ought to know better. The myth that Muslims are not really at one with the rest of humanity began with their prominence in modern terrorist movements and has been reinforced locally by Lebanese crime gangs; but the wave of

pened to a group of white Christians back in 1868. As with September 11, it was set off by a single incident: a mad Irishman tried to assassinate the visiting Duke of Edinburgh. Henry Parkes, the violently anti-Catholic Colonial Secretary of New South Wales, seized the opportunity. He let loose a lot of unsubstantiated stories about plots, conspiracies and treasonable secret organisations and then, using his own propaganda as justification, pushed through parliament a bill for the better suppression and punishment of seditious attempts and practices.

Our history is littered with speeches by statesmen explaining why other minorities would destroy Australian culture as we know it‌ by Mungo MacCallum prejudice we are now seeing is a very recent phenomenon. Muslims have been around in Australia for a long time – since the arrival of the Afghan camel drivers in fact – and have never been considered a threat. Indeed, only a few years ago there was something of a public outcry when the government insisted that Muslim refugees from Kosovo, who had been granted temporary protection during the war in Serbia, should be sent home. The current wave of hostility is a new one, and it has been largely manufactured. It is not the ďŹ rst time the bigoted and the unscrupulous have joined forces against what they perceive as an enemy to Australia. As Senator John Faulkner has pointed out in a regrettably underpublicised speech to the Senate, much the same thing hap-

This became The Treason Felony Act which overrode human rights and gave the police huge powers – and was aimed, of course, squarely at Irish Catholics. They had always been considered a lower class minority; now they became a persecuted one as well. Efforts were made to exclude them from most civil posts including the public service. The discrimination became so blatant that when the federal constitution was drafted, the founding fathers inserted a special clause (116) to outlaw it – although generations of Catholics will claim that it was still applied in certain quarters well into the 20th century. And in certain areas the Irish Catholics were indeed different. Most opposed conscription during the First

World War, leading to the charge that they were putting their religion ahead of their country. They had their own schools, their own clubs and their own gangs. They generally rejected intermarriage. They affected to despise all other religions and their adherents: from my own childhood I can recall the haunting refrain ‘Catholic, Catholic, brave and bold, ought to be, ought to be, dipped in gold. Protestant, protestant, down in the pit, ought to be, ought to be, dipped in shit.’ A pessimist (and there were plenty around) would have said that there was no way Catholics could ever become part of mainstream society. And of course our history is littered with earnest, well-reasoned speeches by statesmen of impeccable integrity explaining why other minorities (Islanders, Chinese, Balts, Slavs, Southern Europeans, Middle Easterners, Vietnamese -- even the Australian Aborigines) would destroy Australian culture as we know it if we were foolhardy enough to open the gates. But it didn’t happen then and it won’t happen now, with the Muslims or anyone else.We are a better and more resilient people than our paranoid leaders give us credit. And it’s just as well. When Parkes fell ill some 20 years after his attack on the Catholics, a group published this prayer: ‘If he’s bad today, may he be worse tomorrow, may he be dead, damned and into hell rammed, and may the hearthstone of hell be his eternal pillow and that is my prayer for him this blessed holy day. Amen.’ We certainly wouldn’t want anyone feeling that way about our own Dear Leader – well, not for long, anyway. Fortunately both sides will eventually adapt, settle down and lighten up.Why not? They always have.

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Visitor’s view With all the discussion on tourists and Byron’s image, do you want the view of a visitor (I don’t call myself a tourist) of the past 35 years? Byron has certainly changed in this time and that is to be expected but the changes over the last few years are of concern. Byron is deďŹ nitely losing its uniqueness. There is now nothing here that isn’t available elsewhere. Certainly it is not as friendly as it was renowned for in the past. I have had people comment to me when I say we are going to Byron for the weekend – but they don’t want you there. This is a common feeling for Queenslanders. While the in-and-out tourists are good for you, repeat visitors usually at times that are not busy (we don’t enjoy the large numbers either) are

Cr Lazarus A number of correspondents have written in with opinions on Cr John Lazarus’s behaviour in relation to AVOs sought against him in Byron Bay local court following a recent incident outside Woolworth’s, an issue we reported last week. Most letters have been critical of Cr Lazarus, a couple have been supportive. In the ordinary course of publishing, parts of the critical letters would be regarded as defamatory. In addition, the matter is before the court, most likely to be decided in August, so The Echo has a responsibility not to prejudge the outcome either in the positive or the negative. Therefore we have decided to print none of the letters. – Michael McDonald, Editor

the bread and butter of tourism. Imagine how much my partner and I, then with three children, have spent here over 35 years. I was surprised with Rockmans moving in a few years back but absolutely horriďŹ ed to find Jay Jays and now Supre in Byron. The clothes previously available here were part of the experience, now it is the same as any other shopping centre. The markets are the only attraction for me now to still pick up unique gifts for friends and family. Goods in town are certainly overpriced. Beautiful beaches are everywhere for tourists to visit, not enough to keep you popular on this alone. Beware, Byron, you are in danger of going from rainbow to beige. Chris Bevis

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What’s going on? Who’s messing with the lights on the Myocum overpass every time I go over at night? Why are all the Byron Shire ‘progress associations’ hellbent on making sure nothing ever progresses? Why did the Byron council ďŹ x the road on Coolamon Scenic Drive only to rip it up again? How come we all love the highway that takes us to the Tweed yet we don’t want it to come past our own backyard? Why do letters from Jim Nutter get published every week when they’re often rubbish? Who the hell voted for this council, and what were they thinking? Why do all the vicious dogs seem to live at South Golden Beach? Why do all the people with a morbid fear of dogs seem to live at South Golden Beach? What have tourists ever done to deserve such across the board hatred? Anthony McNeil

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Unholy alliance The sycophantic response of our leader, John Howard, to his country’s cyclone disaster in North Queensland, was to push forward the good wishes

of Bush, his American partner-in-crime. It was as if his fellow-Australians, suffering homelessness and privation, would be honoured and comforted by the doubtful benediction of this unholy alliance. Consider this fact seriously. Kathleen Cavanagh

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Targeting Tardif I acknowledge that the draft LEP is an imperfect document but, in view of its complexity, I hesitate to criticise our planners who have been pressed to get it out on exhibition. In retrospect, considering that much of the legal advice deals with poor drafting, it would probably have been advisable to have had a legal person working with the planners rather than having the lawyers deal with the complete draft in one, indigestible lump. I continue to have questions over the management of the exhibition process and the information ow to councillors but agree with Cr Westheimer that we should move forward with the process using the draft as the basis for getting it right. Devotees of the BBC’s Dads’ Army will recall the Pte Fraser character who regularly prophesied, ‘We’re doomed, we’re all doomed.’ Cr Tardif has assumed this role in Council, predicting the ruin of the ratepayers every time any decision is taken that could conceivably end in court action – his strike-rate is poor. His letter last week was replete with the usual downbeat predictions. He reserves his greatest concern for those struggling parishioners who can afford legal challenges to preserve their potential property investments. His letter makes no mention of the environmental and social aspects of the document which will be put

on hold for ďŹ ve or so years if the LEP is redrafted as a whole-of-shire document. I will probably be accused of ‘playing the man’ here but (for perspective and have said this in Council) it is my belief that the motivation for Cr Tardif’s crusade to sink the LEP owes more to raw politics than concern for the greater good. I can understand Cr Tucker getting stuck-in against the draft, his views and motivation are transparent and the rest of the ‘other ďŹ ve’ tend to fall into line on matters like this. Cr Tardif, however, got into Council on the ‘Wilson’ ticket and was only re-elected after begging for Green preferences (silly us) on the basis that the Tucker-hordes were at the gates. He is now left with no constituency (except, maybe, the ALP) and in an attempt to redress this deďŹ ciency has joined Cr Tucker in honing the ‘greenie’ paranoia at Chamber of Commerce meetings. The LEP has been picked as the ‘political football of choice’ to wrest the Shire from the clutches of the ‘enviro-socialists’ and, perhaps, give Bob another go on Council. I doubt Cr Tucker will wear him comes election time – but who knows? Cr Tom Tabart

Brunswick Heads

donment of the Byron Draft LEP and going on and on about legal costs. Jan, myself and other ‘green’ identities used to regularly celebrate the end of the year at bashes at his Mullum Creek property and he was a strong supporter in my fight against Peppers, but now the word is that since getting back on Council on Green preferences (utterly humiliating for a person who thought he was going to be mayor) he has changed sides. Is Bob the new Tom Wilson? J Anderson (Fast Buck$)

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Lot 107 revisited Veronica Guy (Letters, March 28) was 100% correct, Jenny Coman (Letters, April 4). Lot 107 Shara Boulevarde, North Ocean Shores, was originally earmarked for sportsďŹ elds for the fast growing Greater Ocean Shores area, and original meeting minutes and solicitors’ letters back and forth between Council and Chum Vidgen quite clearly state the intention and the reason why Council negotiated the purchase of 18 acres of high, dry degraded farmland and 4kms of bitumen roadway, known as Shara Boulevarde, for a meagre $167,500 in 1996. I’m sure we would all have appreciated that bargain had we been given the opportunity way back then. Now we have the Mayor and radical political groups determined to seek changes in Ocean Shores history only to accommodate their political agendas.

Q I was intrigued to notice in the Byron News a few weeks ago that Cr Bob Tardif was leading the charge for an extension of time for public comment on the draft Byron LEP. Rumours reach me that Cr Tardif is these days at conTina Petroff stant loggerheads with Jan Ocean Shores Barham and the Greens and frequently supports Ross Q I have no wish to get Tucker – as he clearly has in caught up in the cat-ďŹ ght voting for the complete aban- between Veronica Guy and

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Questioning the Lismore Source Firstly I would like to thank the Rous Water Excursion Crew for a great trip to Rocky Creek Dam. It was informative, inspiring and most of all fun. Among a host of things about which I found myself woefully under-informed was the Lismore Source. Rocky Creek dam has reached its capacity to service its existing customer base, and Rous Water is looking at alternatives to satisfy future growth demands. The concept of ‘The Lismore Source’ is to pump

water from the Wilsons River in Lismore to the Rocky Creek Treatment works, and then send it back. When you say that quickly it seems fairly benign; but in fact the existing Rocky Creek water, from its almost pristine catchment area, will be mixed with the very dubious Wilsons River water, and the ‘collective’ will then be treated. This will require a signiďŹ cant upgrade of the treatment plant to cope with this inclusion of the industrial/ farming/who knows what

Jenny Coman but I do need to record my own observations on the contentious issue of Lot 107. I was a Byron Shire Councillor back in 1995-96 when the decision was made to purchase Lot 107; Jenny Coman was also a Councillor at that time. My clear recollection is that in all background briefings, onsite inspections, staff recommendations, Council papers and debate in the Chamber, Lot 107 was always designated as ‘future sporting facilities for the north of the Shire’. I recall the debate as quite short and the decision to purchase as unanimous. I do not recall any unhappiness about the decision from any councillor or community group. The general mood seemed to be one of relief that the need for desperately required sporting facilities in the north of the Shire had ďŹ nally been recognised and acted on by Council. I have not been back to Lot 107 since that time but recall it as a rather barren, degraded plot of land. If it has since turned into some form of environmental paradise, then Jenny Coman is perfectly entitled to change her mind on future usage of the land. What she is not, however,

entitled to do is to seek to rewrite history to justify her uctuating position in relation to Lot 107. I voted for the purchase of Lot 107 as a sporting facility because I believed then (and still do now) that the people (especially the young people) of that area deserved such a facility and the site was suitable. If the current Council thinks otherwise that is their prerogative. But at the very least they should ensure that their foot soldiers out in the trenches stick to telling the truth.

run off, that is the Wilsons River! This is it seems Rous Water’s preferred option (the ‘boys with their toys’ engineering option) – there are others, and there is time to change their minds. We need to signiďŹ cantly and voluntarily reduce our usage. As a start how about all water users check their water meters now and in a week calculate your weekly usage, then implement some or all of the water minimisation schemes and incentives available through www.rous-

thanks to the experienced surfers who coached them through! It is a wonderful reminder of the goodness inherent in humanity when you are rescued by three strangers who have no connection to society’s organised rescue process but are just individuals making a decision not to wait for the surf lifesavers or police but just to take direct and personal action at their own risk to save others. Thanks again, guys, for rescuing us and thanks for making us feel good about Michael Malloy the young people who are Bangalow going to be in charge next!

Rescued I was hoping to use your forum as a means to pass on my thanks to three young surfers who saved my life last month. I would like to pass on my thanks to Bjorn, Jessica and Nick rescued us from the rip at Broken Head on March 18. My partner Amy and I were swimming with family at Broken Head and got quickly caught in the rip. After struggling for 20 minutes to swim across it to no avail we signaled for help and Bjorn paddled out to help us oat and then was joined by Jessica and Nick who spent considerable effort and risk to themselves in getting the two of us back to shore. And

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and unselfishly exporting civilisation to all the lesser peoples, some of whom are so uncivilised they don’t even play cricket. Worse than that, some of them fail to realise that past and present attempts to enslave them, to exploit their labour, to take all the precious resources of their lands away from them, are part and parcel of the civilising process. One of these ungrateful individuals was called Mahatma Gandhi who, when asked what he thought of British civilisation, replied: ‘It would be a great idea.’ Tom Koo

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Omnicide A little bit of research reveals a disturbing number of covert and ‘false flag’ acts of terrorism by western intelligence agencies designed to put blame on various oily and financially strategic countries as a pretext for invasion. If you have the slightest doubt about this shocking statement just look at the MEK – known terrorists now openly employed by the CIA to destabilise Iran. Against this background the Australian prime minister is enthusiastic about mining and exporting uranium. It is hard to imagine

he personally is (and impossible that his intelligence and scientific advisors are) unaware of the Groves Memorandum of October 30, 1943, wherein senior US military scientists identify uranium as an excellent gas warfare weapon deemed fatal on inhaling, absorbing or ingesting one millionth of a gram cumulatively. Four thousand tons of waste, 99% pure uranium, have been propelled at high speed with half of it vaporising when it hits assorted hospitals, water supplies and other civilian targets in the Middle East. It may thus be difficult for informed people to avoid taking the view that leaders of the coalition of the willing are knowing exponenents of omnicide. For those who avoided schoolboy Latin, omni means all. Christopher McIlrath

Mullumbimby

PET waste Following our local effort to reduce plastic bag consumption and pollution, I request that we increase our awareness of the shocking figures on our Plastic Drink Bottles environmental disaster. Plastic Drink Bottles (PET) is made from a resin of crude oil. It takes up more space than any other waste, comprising 38% of total volume of litter. Of the

118,000 tonnes of PET consumed every year, only 35% is recycled. Many are found in parks and floating in waterways and are deadly for wildlife, which get trapped inside containers. Transportation of bottled water over long distances involves burning massive quantities of fossil fuels in contrast to tap water, which is distributed through an

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energy efficient infrastructure. It is cheaper to install a water system in our home (which removes toxins from tap water, adds minerals, magnetic charges and infra red life force), and to replace filters when required, than it is to regularly purchase these PET sources of pollution which for lengthy periods of time store dead water (yes, life force dies after 24 hours) in pollute-to-humans plastics. Many of us living in this region have encountered health challenges like Bamah Forest Fever and Ross River Fever, which make us reflect on where we are denying ourselves good sensible sources of nourishment. We can start with such a basic source as pure, fresh, mineral rich alive water, (two litres a day), while simultaneously honouring our need for integrity by protecting our environment. If you want to increase human wellness, reduce unnecessary fossil fuel pollution, and halt an environmental litter disaster by taking a simple step in the kitchen, contact Jeff Angel at the Total Environment Centre for more details of the energy cost of consuming PET; or call me on 6684 2930 regarding water systems.

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Jaya should combine the country’s name with other search terms in a search engine, such as, ‘independence’, ‘special autonomy’, ‘militarism’, ‘civil rights abuse’, ‘torture’, ‘illegal logging’, ‘Indonesian resettlement’, ‘Islamisation’ and ‘jihad’, let alone the treatment of ‘Irian Jayan women’ and ‘HIV/AIDS’. A briefing paper by the Reverend Yoman is particularly specific and illuminating. Much of the circumstances bear similarities to Indonesian suppression in Aceh and East Timor. Little has been done for Aceh independence, save the humanitarian response to the tsunami. Huge risks and undertakings were taken by Australia, under the auspices of the United Nations, to free East Timor. If Irian Jaya had similar sovereignty to oil deposits as Timor, perhaps they would be shown the same concern. But what of the fate of a little known indigenous people who are quickly losing the equatorial forests that have sustained them for so long? But don’t worry too much, majority of Australians. Just keep watching your Desperate Housewives. Ignorance, after all, is bliss. Sue McLeod

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Mullumbimby Drugs (or so I’ve heard) induce an altered state of Hypocrisy consciousness by impacting The hypocrisy of present, on the senses – having a senand past Australian govern- sual imprint – which in turn ments, other developed perceive the world and nations and the United information in new ways. Nations on their sustained This sense of sensual differrefusal to acknowledge the ence can lead to a tranplight of Irian Jayans under scendent mental or emoIndonesian rule is truly tional state, an experience of particular clarity, lucidness shocking. Those who are not aware and insight. This ‘transcendent’ state is of what’s going on in Irian

however the natural or normal one, the only abnormal thing about it being that we inhabit it so rarely. What we think of as our normal mental/emotional state is an altered state of consciousness just as much as any druginduced experience is, but it has such a strong presence in our sensual/body memory that it is generally what we ‘return’ to after any ‘abnormal’ state (whether induced by caffeine, PCP, or jumping out of a plane). Because of the drug or activity used before experiencing that natural state of focused lucidness, we learn to associate that clarity with the ‘drug’ and attribute it to it – however if one pays enough attention one can actually separate the clarity from the sensual experience and realise that they are two separate states. When one ‘returns’ to the usual/habitual state of consciousness, one still has access to that clarity, if enough attention is used to discern the altered state that we think of as our everyday selves. The self is an illusion, man. David Brauchli

Brunswick Heads Q Letters acknowledged from Robyn Lucienne, Dutton Park, Bronwyn Sindel, Mullumbimby, Sam Seaborn, no address, Michael Beasley, Suffolk Park, Jenny Bush, Wilsons Creek, Jonathan Chance, Lismore, D O’Connell, Bangalow, Bobbi Corroboree, Mullumbimby, Annick Muylle, Byron Bay, Kirby Drew, NSW Youth Advisory Council, Craig Roberts, no address, Glenda Beech, no address, Hannah Grace, Mullumbimby, Liam J Anderson, Wilsons Creek, Anthony Yates, Mullumbimby, Sevegne Newton, Suffolk Park.

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Bad fats and good fats affect the mind: researcher ‘Bad’ fats in our diet could be fuelling the fire in the current epidemic of mental health problems, according to a Southern Cross University researcher from Mullumbimby. ‘While I believe mental health to be a complex issue, there is good evidence to suggest that certain dietary fats are associated with increased mental health problems while other fats offer some protection,’ said Joanne Bradbury, pictured, a graduate of Southern Cross University’s naturopath program and PhD candidate. ‘An interesting study published in The Lancet in 1998 showed that in countries where people eat more fish, there are lower levels of depression. ‘This finding has sparked

enormous interest in the links between depression and diet in the international scientific literature. ‘We know that Australians are failing to meet their dietary requirements of the “good” omega 3 fatty acids, like those found in fish, a fact bought to light by the 1995 National Nutrition Survey (a joint project between the Australian Bureau of Statistics and the Commonweath Department of Health and Family Services). ‘At the same time, depression and mental health issues have reached epidemic proportions here, with 6-8% of the population suffering with depression and 10% of the population diagnosed with a severe mental health disability. This rise coincides with a huge increase in our daily

intake of the “bad” omega 6 fatty acids, like those found in most processed foods, processed vegetable oils, meat and margarine. ‘We already know that low dietary intakes of “good” omega 3 fats and high levels

of “bad” omega 6 fats are linked with depression, anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, learning difficulties, and lowered academic ability. ‘My research will seek to contribute to this evidence and further advance our knowledge of how dietary fats are linked with mental health and how we feel.’ Ms Bradbury said different dietary fats are the starting point for different families of inflammatory mediators called cytokines. ‘These cytokines communicate with cells from evey part of the body, notably the brain and immune cells. They are an important part of the mind-body link. ‘Some dietary fats, such as the omega 6s, make cytokines that encourage inflammation

while others, such as the omega 3s, make cytokines that are anti-inflammatory. ‘The human diet evolved with a 1:1 balance of these two fats but today, the Australian diet – which favours heavy grain and meat consumption as well as a high load of processed foods and margarine – is now at about 15:1 in favour of the proinflamatory omega 6 fats. ‘My research hopes to show that the type of fats regularly eaten in the diet produce different cytokines which in turn impact on mood and stress levels. ‘It pays to remember that it’s not what we eat five per cent of the time that’s a problem – but what we eat 95 per cent of the time. ‘You can still have your coffee and cake but it

should be balanced by a diet rich in the good oils. Even better, replace the vegetable oil or margarine in cakes with macadamia or olive oil, making it a source of good fats for you and your family.”’ Ms Bradbury’s research is being conducted through the Australian Centre for Complementary Medicine, Education and Research (ACCMER), a joint venture between the School of Natural and Complementary Medicine at SCU and the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Queensland. She is seeking to recruit 200 people for her research project. To participate email her at joanne.bradbury@scu. edu.au or phone 6626 9453.

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Now these trees could benefit from some TLC from Rainforest Rescue, itself a beneficiary of Andrew Hall’s philanthropy. Photo Jeff ‘Lonely Goatherd’ Dawson

nants of the Big Scrub Rain forest and also to buy back parts of the Daintree, which were rezoned for residential development during the Bjelke-Petersen era. With Andrew Hall’s help Rainforest Rescue have now contributed to the purchase of eight properties which provide a wildlife corridor between two World Heritage Areas. ‘I’m convinced that if you’ve got money to give you’ve got to take the responsibility of who to give it to. I prefer to see if I can make my donations strategically more useful,’ Andrew explains. Business, particularly owner operated small businesses, have to date been significant contributors to Rainforest Rescue, which recently opened an office in Mullumbimby. ‘We need community support,’ says Kelvin Davies whose passion for rainforest inspired him to start the organisation. Campaigning against the importation of

more’s Mental Health and Residential Services. The generosity of individual donors such as Mullumbimby’s George Lewin, who is also on the Foundation’s board, and a grant from the Department of Transport and Regional Services provided start up funds for the Foundation when it first launched. ‘We would like to receive donations across the board from individuals, local businesses and private foundations,’ said NRCF’s Peter Wood. Mr Wood talks about attracting ‘the big one’, a sizeable donation which would generate interest and therefore a steady income stream from which to fund grants. For more details about Rainforest Rescue’s projects visit www.rainforestrescue. org.au or call Kelvin on 6684 4360. The Northern Rivers Community Foundation can be contacted on 6684 1552 or on www.nrcf.org.au.

rainforest timbers many years ago, Kelvin’s more daring actions included plunging into Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay to block the arrival of container ships. Nowadays his attention is focused on protecting and restoring rainforest on the Far North Coast, in the Daintree and also in Ecuador. With the help of former investment banker turned rainforest regenerator, Tony Parks, he hopes to provide a tax deductible vehicle for tree huggers and those wishing to save a small part of the planet by donating a small part of their wealth. Gathering, growing and giving is the mantra of the Northern Rivers Community Foundation (NRCF) which funds social, economic, environmental and cultural projects in this area. Just over $50,000 was distributed in the Foundation’s Small Grants Program last year to recipients such as the ByronYouth Service and Lis-

Practical tips for communicating with teenage boys When it comes to taming teenage boys, shaming them ‘is the worst thing you can do – if you shame them, it backs them into a corner where they have to defend themselves and be macho – it’s much better to involve them in any decision making,’ according to Garry Thomson, an experienced facilitator and Operations Manager

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7pm; and Tweed Heads Civic and Cultural Centre Auditorium on Wednesday April 12 at 7pm. Parents will hear practical solutions to issues such as communication breakdown and will take home suggestions that they can implement immediately. The talk will focus on topics such as the difference

between a young man and a boy; why boys get agitated; how to support them; and what they need to be able to reach their potential. The award winning Pathways Foundation was established in 1995 in Mullumbimby and is renowned for its groundbreaking programs for young men and is expanding nationwide.

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Sandman Steve set to share his talent with local kids For the past nine years our very own sand sculptor Steve Machell has entertained and astounded locals and tourists alike in what he likes to call ‘The best ofďŹ ce in the world’, aka Main Beach, Byron Bay. There would be few among us who haven’t experienced the magic of Steve’s creations and now he’s decided to share his talent by running regular children’s workshops here in Byron. Over the years Steve has gone from strength to strength with his sand sculpting career and if you’ve wondered why he’s not at Main Beach as often any more it’s not because he’s been idle. Sandology has taken Steve to international sand events in Saipan, Dubai, Qatar and soon the Channel Islands. He has entered and won competitions and worked at

many festivals around Australia. His sculptures have been the backdrop for many couples being married on the beach. He has set his work into permanent garden features, done artist in residences at sculpture shows. He has featured on television shows and done advertising and corporate work. Some of Steve’s most satisfying work has been running children’s workshops with his partner Rachelle who is currently studying Arts Therapy. It’s a fundamental part of children’s development to experience sculpture, while the children are having fun playing in the sand they are also increasing their self esteem and conďŹ dence, stimulating their imagination and creativity and developing essential communication skills and

physical coordination. Other plans in the Sandology pipeline are starting an annual children’s sand sculpture competition here in Byron that will eventually evolve into an world class master sculptors event and to build a sand castle house to live in. Steve is also a keen photographer of his work and his images are now available as canvas prints in various sizes at Retrospect ďŹ ne art gallery 3/27 Byron Street, Byron Bay. The ďŹ rst of their workshops will be held on Sunday April 23 and Sunday May 14. If you have children that are interested in participating or are interested in sculptures for weddings, events or your garden contact Steve on 0428 699 614 or through his website www.sandology.com.

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A new face at Byron Bay Aikido On March 30 the Byron Bay Aikido Centre passed the torch to a new owner, Ishka Massey. Founded 16 years ago by Michael and Valerie Williams, Goshinkan Dojo has taught thousands of students of all ages Aikido, also known as ‘The Art of Peace’. The founder of Aikido, Master Morihei Ueshiba believed Aikido was a path to universal harmony and world peace, that Aikido was a way of attaining this goal and that violence and aggression could be turned aside by harmony of spirit. Though aikido classes will continue to operate under the tuition of experienced senior dan levels, Ishka will add yoga, Pilates and other movement arts. Ishka said, ‘I have been blessed with the opportunity to own this beautiful piece of paradise where I now intend to expand the range of classes, under the banner of Byron Health & Harmony. It is my intention to open this magniďŹ cent dojo [hall] to community members who embrace the philosophy which leads us towards health and harmony in mind, body and spirit. Byron Bay will miss Michael and Valerie, who

Ishka Massey with Valerie and Michael Williams at the Byron Bay Aikido Centre.

have contributed to the lives of so many people in the shire through teaching and living the essence of harmony of spirit. Michael and Valerie are relocating to Fiji to introduce aikido there. ‘It is my intention to continue to foster what they have created and to maintain the

energy and purpose of the centre,’ said Ishka. The current aikido class schedule will remain unchanged, continuing with the same dedication to the sound principles taught by Michael Williams. The additional offerings will further the ways of learning to live in

health and harmony with ourselves and each other. Ishka would like to invite anyone who may be interested in enjoying this space for workshops, seminars or retreats to contact her at info @byronhealthandharmony. com or on 6685 7858 or 0409 268 280.

Men come together on Common Ground at Byron Bay Once a fortnight, out at the industrial estate, ten men come together to share where they are in their lives and how they are feeling, to support one another and to challenge one another to be authentic. These men are fathers, sons, married, single, separated, parents, step parents, employed, unemployed, employers etc. They are a cross section of Byron society, and they are there

because they chose to keep meeting after they completed the Common Ground program. Last year the Men’s Health & Wellbeing Association ran two Common Ground groups in Byron Bay and as a result 20 men took the opportunity to explore what contemporary masculinity is and could be for each of them. The feedback from most participants was over-

whelmingly positive and this is not surprising, say the organisers. ‘This program has been running successfully for the past ďŹ ve years in Australia and overseas and the most consistent feedback from participants is that it has been a positive, life-changing experience. So it is not a surprise that the men of Byron also gave this feedback. ‘We have found that the

really hard part is getting through to men to stop pretending all is well with their life and to commit to something new. A free information night, on the Common Ground Program will be held at the Ambaji Wellness Centre, 6 Marvel Street. Byron Bay, on Tuesday April 18, 7pm-9pm. Contact Michael on 6622 48912 or 0402 836 769 for more information.

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Cedar Road Sanctuary

Beachside Suffolk – Cute Timber Home

With a backdrop of heavily timbered land protecting a nice variety of wildlife, this 2.36 hectare holding slopes gently to the north and features well established easy care gardens. A very comfortable two bedroom home with four bathrooms, sunken lounge, two decks and stone fireplace sits comfortably overlooking the valley below. It enjoys rich volcanic soil, has lots of fruit trees while total privacy adds to the special north coast ambience. The bird life is particularly rich as there have been no domestic pets here for over two decades. For sale through Mark Cochrane Real Estate Mullumbimby 02 6684 2663. $795,000

$795,000

Open House Saturday April 15, 1-2pm. 15 Marattia Place, Suffolk Park. This is a unique freestanding home in a quiet cul de sac. Walk to beach and shops. Enter this cozy timber home and experience the heart felt atmosphere. This northfacing home has covered verandahs front and back, carport for two cars and a spacious, private backyard. Relaxed living with open plan design, cathedral ceiling and timber floors through out. Two bedrooms with built-ins and room to expand. Ideal opportunity if you are looking for an affordable beachside home in a great location. Phone owner on 02 6685 3923.

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Lifestyle Acreage At Billinudgel This three bedroom rustic farmhouse and one bedroom cottage are on approximately 4.5 acres of level botanical gardens and paddocks. Mature trees include endangered species. A permanent springfed creek with swimming holes and platypuses runs through this property. A tar sealed deadend road, Middle Pocket with school bus access is at the gate, it is less than five minutes to the pub and less than ten minutes to beach and major shopping centre at Ocean Shores. It also includes bore and sheds. The property is very beautiful and private. Phone owner on 6680 1644. $580,000

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Byron Bay. One of the best positions in town. Views forever, never to be built out. Nothing between you and the ocean. Watch the sun and moon rise over the sea, whales and dolphins passing the Cape. Lighthouse views to the east, Julian Rocks to north. Situated at the end of a no-through road. Short walk to beach and town. Newly constructed on site is a solid core filled rendered double garage, 9m x 6m. Engineered and infrastructure in place to carry a storey on top. Phone 02 6680 8652 / 0411 294 286 $2.4 million.

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OPEN HOUSE Wednesday 19th & Saturday 22nd, 11am12 noon. Gracefully situated on 25 acres in the Byron Bay-Lennox Head hinterland, this home of unparalleled distinction offers five elegant and gorgeous bedrooms and two sensational bathrooms. Hand-crafted by master stone masons, sandstone is extensively featured throughout this beautiful residence that enjoys sweeping countryside views and a permanent creek. Inverness – a home for generations to come. For more information and photos, please visit luxuryhouse.com.au or contact Denise Burch on 0408 193 415.

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Belongil Beach ... Say No More! Nestled behind the dunes from this magnificent view, one of the oldest houses on Byron Bay’s Belongil spit has had it’s day, and it’s time for Childe Streets only remaining born and bred resident to move on. This approximately 510sqm property has the vista of Byron Bay literally over the back fence. More than a renovators dream, (nightmare actually), the original beachside cottage is waiting to be replaced by your dream home. This is your last chance to own a piece of Australia’s most sought after coastal address – at a ridiculous price – before the 2007 property boom. Genuine enquiries only. $1,450,000. Phone Owner 0408 971 056 AH.

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Pippi’s Cafe Located in the seaside village of New Brighton overlooking the beautiful Marshalls Creek and only a short stroll to the beaches, this is the only cafe/restaurant situated on the northern side in the local community. A reasonably priced long-term lease is currently in place. The price is $65,000, walk in walk out. Phone Tony on 6680 3368

$65,000

‘The Penthouse’, Bangalow A very stylish haven overlooking the beautiful heritage village of Bangalow. High ceilings, polished boards, spa, stainless steel kitchen & spacious front and rear terraces. No expense has been spared in constructing and decorating this unique and very chic, one bedroom fully furnished and equipped apartment. Built over the thriving shopping area, this could be your own private living experience; a high return holiday rental; or a home office (STCA) with its own prime advertising space. Take time out to visit the vibrant Bangalow community. Currently rented for $420pw. Contact Gai Hart Hughes 0418 755 088, 02 6687 1313 at Property Buyers Net. $430,000. PROPERTY Agent declares interest. BUYERS NET

Five Acres In Rosebank ‘Bunya’ is located in Rosebank’s prestigous blue belt, with fully sealed access; near Rosebank store and Green Frog Café; close to primary school and preschool and with buses to all Lismore private schools on the doorstep. The residence comprises 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, lounge & dining area, Tasmanian oak kitchen, entertainment area and plunge pool. A separate building contains 2 large rooms and potential bathroom area. With a huge lush tropical garden; virtually every fruit tree imaginable; a creek (perfect for BBQs & picnics) ; and numerous inclusions (eg John Deere 42” cut mower); this is a great opportunity to have the perfect lifestyle for the perfect price. Contact Gai PROPERTY Hart Hughes 0418 755 088, 02 6687 BUYERS NET 1313 at Property Buyers Net . $595,000

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These 10 double storey dwellings will be set in downtown Brunswick Heads within an easy walk to the beach, the river, local shops and the famous hotel. The houses will be built with timber floors, they will have large decks and be open plan designs with light filled balconies. A combination of modern materials will be used to bring an ‘architectural feel’ to this site. There will be nine homes with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and one single bedroom, two bathroom home. Agent declares interest. Contact Gareth Donovan on 0417 237 559 or Glen Irwin on 0418 604 080 or at L J Hooker, Byron Bay.

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Clunes – Fab House On Half An Acre This four bedroom (all with built ins), two bathroom house, has open plan living areas with high ceilings and a double lock up garage. Just walk in and hang up your clothes! However, there is scope for improvement which would enhance your investment remarkably. Built on half an acre (fully fenced), the property is elevated and well located in this sought after area. Features include full insect screening, ceiling fans, town water, full sized laundry, expansive deck and great neighbours! Contact Gai Hart Hughes 0418 755 088, 02 6687 1313 at Property Buyers Net PROPERTY BUYERS NET $445,000 ono

The Original Possum Creek Farm Open house Monday April 17th, 12- 12.45pm, 549 Friday Hut Rd, Possum Creek. Soaring ceilings, huge rooms,original floorboards, and numerous other features including metal pressed ceilings, and beautiful coloured windows and doors.The very separate self contained ‘bails’ building would suit use as a music studio. This is a great opportunity to get into this sought after area without paying the Possum Creek premium! A totally stunning and unique piece of history, set in a completely private and silent tropical paradise of massive palms and exotic flora – and only a short drive to Bangalow village. Contact PROPERTY Gai Hart Hughes 0418 755 088, 02 6687 BUYERS NET 1313 at Property Buyers Net. $950,000

This acreage is situated on the eastern side of the highway and comprises 32 hectares (80 acres) on two titles with two houses, good water supply and fencing. It is only minutes drive to downtown Byron Bay and its beautiful beaches. Don’t delay, change your lifestlye today. The property is for sale at $3,850,000 and you can arrange an inspection or obtain further details by contacting Tony Farrell on 0417 212692 or at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay.

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Unique Residence With Stunning Views Open house Monday 17th April 10.15-11am. 129 Goonengerry Rd (between Federal & Mullumbimby). ‘Buena Vista’ is a spacious resort style residence. Set on five acres it comprises four bedrooms, two bathrooms with spas & granite vanities, guest wc, study, vast open plan living area, chef’s kitchen with Ilve gas cooktop and pantry, two attic storage areas, fabulous decks over views to Byron Bay, solar heated swimming pool, huge traditional sauna, double garage plus carport, and a massive shed with electricity and water available. Contact Gai Hart Hughes 0418 755 088, 02 6687 1313 PROPERTY BUYERS NET at Property Buyers Net $1,580,000

Grand House On One Acre Open house Sat April 15th and 22nd, 2-3pm. 3 Granuaille Cres, Banagalow. ‘Broadview’ (circa 1913) has many original quality features including high ceilings and polished boards. It has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a loungeroom with open fire and a dining room with a combustion fireplace. The well appointed kitchen has a breakfast area. There is also a cellar/rumpus room, a huge billiard room and extensive terrace. A very large shed, carport, and salt water pool are also well positioned in the extensive grounds. ‘Broadview’ is in an elevated position with expansive easterly views. Contact Gai Hart PROPERTY Hughes 0418 755 088, 02 6687 1313 at BUYERS NET Property Buyers Net. $1.2million

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Style And Privacy This is a thoughtfully planned four bedroom, two bathroom home with beautiful bush surrounds. It has soaring cathedral ceilings through the living room and opens onto a large covered north facing deck, with room for the BBQ and outdoor dining table. Features a large leafy 870sqm block. There are two bedrooms, and a large living room on each level, making it ideal for a family or share accommodation. This light filled home is at the end of a cul-du-sac and enjoys total privacy. For more information, please phone Su Reynolds at Byron Bay First National on 02 6685 8466 or go to our website www.byronbayfn.com.au Byron Bay

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Close To Town And Beach

This 100 acre farm features undulating country ideal for cattle grazing. It has a spring fed well which is suitable for consumption. Included also is a windmill, electric pump, good fencing, nine internal paddocks, stock yards, loading ramp, 2 x 5000 gallon water tanks (one for house and one for cattle). It also has a well presented four bedroom farm house, 2 toilets and a bath & shower completes the package. The property is private and features a northerly sun drenched verandah. A small orchard of mandarins, pecans, oranges, lemons and mangos is an added bonus. $995,000. Contact Janis Perkins on 0438 841 122 or John Brophy on 0438 878 465 at Ray White Byron Bay.

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Eltham Lifestyle The Channon – this split level home with magnificent views is in the final stages of completion. Set on a private five acre pocket within walking distance to village. A beautiful arable block with carefully tendered rainforest gully boasts a picturesque dam, swimming pool, rare plants and ample wildlife. There is also a large machinery shed/ workshop/three bedroom dwelling with three-phase power, great potential for a home business. Priced at $425,000. Brian Grant 0408 899 555 or Morag Page 0403 498 648. George & Fuhrmann Bangalow 6687 2833. www.gnfrealestate.com.au

Private Hideaway This pavilion style five bedroom home on 11.5 acres is nestled atop the Condong Range with magnificent views to the Pacific Ocean. The main house and guest wing are joined by fully enclosed walkway. A rare opportunity exists to convert to a B&B (with council approval). Features include three bathrooms, open plan living, huge decks, heaps of mango and citrus trees. There is also a large studio situated away from the main house. It is 10 minutes to Cabarita Beach, 20 minutes to Coolangatta Airport and 25 minutes to Byron Bay. Asking $1.2M. Contact Reg Connolly from Ray White Cabarita Beach on 02 6676 3811, or 0427 257 068.

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AUCTION Over 55 Lifestyle Villa. Saturday 29th April 2006, 11am on site. Unit 60, 11-19 Cooper St, Byron Bay. Spacious 2 bedroom villa with large well appointed kitchen and separate laundry. Roomy living/dining area leads to a verandah to enjoy the delightful garden and bushland outlook. Newly repainted, new fittings and quality window furnishings thoughout. Located in a very private corner of the estate with access to superb facilities. This is a very attractive investment opportunity. Contact Vicky Innes for further details on 6685 7000 or 0414 339 229. Ed Silk Real Estate, 8 Lawson Street, Byron Bay.

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Straw Bale House

AUCTION April 29th onsite. 874 Boatharbour Road, Eltham. Open House Easter Monday 1pm to 1.30pm. This immaculate three large bedroom cottage plus study is set on 21 acres with a river frontage. The home has two living areas including formal lounge and dining areas. Wonderful outdoor areas with manicured gardens and a work shed. This property would be a horse lover’s paradise. Brian Grant 0408 899 555 or Morag Page 0403 498 648. George & Fuhrmann Bangalow 6687 2833. www.gnfrealestate.com.au

AUCTION May 6th onsite. 34 Braidwood Road, Koonorigan. Open House Easter Monday 2pm to 2.30pm. Approx 30 hectares of north-east facing good red soil country with stunning rural and mountain views. Great horse paddocks and trails. Protected orchard. The four bedroom home is nestled in private protected gardens. Easy drive to Lismore and 45 minutes to Byron. Can pursue the horticultural income potential. Brian Grant 0408 899 555 or Morag Page 0403 498 648. George & Fuhrmann Bangalow 6687 2833. www.gnfrealestate.com.au

Superb Coastal Panorama!

Perfect Waterfront Position

Located high above the crowd in exclusive Tongarra Drive, Ocean Shores, this outstanding 40 square approx. residence encompasses fantastic coastal and hinterland views, unrivalled excellence in design and superior quality. 855sqm approx. of north facing land with reserves on three sides. Four bed,three bath, three living, pool, privacy, $1mil approximate replacement value, etc. Highly motivated vendors! First listed Feb 06. Lucky it is still available because it should be sold! Phone owner 6676 0629 / 0408 803 060. Price reduced to $850,000. Web: art-photo.com.au/forsale

This superb NE facing waterfront property is on a level double size (1291sqm) lot in a quiet cul-de-sac position 300m from the beach, with a large four bedroom plus rumpus brick and tile home. With privacy, location, orientation and chosen neighbourhood all to perfection, this property is indeed very unique and offers qualities that are extremely rare. Dual occupancy potential subject to council approval. Highly motivated vendors! First listed Feb 06. Lucky it is still available because it should be sold! Phone owner 6676 0629 / 0408 803 060. Price reduced to $650,000. Web: art-photo.com.au/forsale

$850,000

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Federation Masterpiece Crawford Lane, Rous Mill. This home has it all. Set on 100 private acres, it not only has outstanding ocean and rural views and the 12ft ceilings, large airy rooms with french doors and timber floors of the period, it has the modern touches of ensuite etc. With 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and two studies, it would be ideal as a B&B or large family home with room for the horses. The landscaped gardens and pool are a special feature. While there are a few finishing touches required, this property deserves your inspection. $1.5M. Contact Steve Blackmore on 6687 8899 or 0427 778 910.

Artist’s Home In Baywood Close to beach, near reserve in quiet cul-de-sac is this delightful artist’s home on 800sqm block. Impressive five bedroom, three bathroom home set in established garden paradise including large trees, vegie and herb gardens, tropical fruit trees and manicured lawns. Features a spacious self contained granny flat with 1 bedroom, bathroom, open plan dining, lounge, kitchen, garden, patio and entrance. Also includes a teenager’s retreat with 1 bedroom, bathroom, storage area, undercover games space and separate entrance. Phone 6685 4769 or 0401 573 990.

$825,000

The Hidden Valley Lovely open plan home, set on 5 glorious green acres, with valley views in a beautiful peaceful setting in Upper Coopers Creek, just 20 min. from Mullumbimby. This two bedroom home has a citrus orchard as well as an abundance of established fruit trees and rainforest area, all beautifully landscaped. There is a large two storey timber barn/studio with electricity, water and telephone connected. Lots of water (17,000 gallons) plus large dam plumbed for irrigation, and a covered caravan with deck complete the picture. A state forest and a school very nearby. This property has many special features well worth discovering. Come and see for yourselves! Phone owner on 02 6684 1662.

$470,000

AUCTION INSPECT WED & SAT 1-2PM

Coopers Shoot Exclusive AUCTION 29/04/06 at 12pm on site at 105 Coopers Shoot Rd Byron. Agent on site Wed & Sat 1-2 pm. Situated on the exclusive north-eastern side of Coopers Shoot Road is a superb 2.71 ha (6.77 acre) property. Only 6 kilometres from Byron Bay, this desirable property has views from Broken Head to the Lighthouse. It features flat land, a permanent spring and bush tracks to the eastern escarpment. An older style 3 bedroom farmhouse and double garage sit near the northern boundary. The property has large shade trees, mature shrubs and hedges for added privacy. This is truly a rare opportunity to purchase a property in this exclusive area. Contact John Brophy 0438 878 465 or Janis Perkins 0438 841 122.

Unique Village Location

Panoramic Ocean Views, Stunning Cliffs The WOW factor! Panoramic ocean views that can never be built out, stunning 80m cliffs, a magnificent 80m waterfall during summer rain and complete privacy. Build your own dream home and lifestyle within 30 minutes of Byron Bay. 12 acres with a huge level 1.5 acre house site facing NE and backing onto National Park. The best sunrises and moonrises over the ocean! Certified organic avocados, being sold as a going concern. Great water supply. Has only changed owners twice in the last 50 years. Refer web: members.optusnet.com.au/deliciabone/ Phone owner on 02 6684 5235 or 0438 845 235. Reduced from $1.5M.

$1.3M

Paradise Just 3.5 Km From Byron Bay

This fully renovated 3 bedroom cottage is on a quarter acre in a leafy rainforest environment at the end of a service road within walking distance to shops and school in Burringbar. 20 minutes to Byron Bay, half hour to Tweed Heads. The property is an easy 7 minute drive to the beach and has a quiet rural outlook. Renovation includes new kitchen, bathroom, polished hardwood floors, timber decks front and back, new plumbing and wiring. A fully fenced front yard and much more. $372,000. Phone 02 6677 1054 or 0414 096 776.

$372,000

Showcasing the best of Byron at 20 Fletcher Street 02 6685 7617

Open house Saturday 2.30 – 3.00pm. 294 Skinners Shoot Road Byron Bay, The owners situation has changed and they have decided to scale down and move on! This five acre property just 3.5 km from Byron Bay and enjoys a rural setting with total privacy. The main residence has three bedrooms, home office, lounge/dining and a large covered entertaining deck. Other features include council approved 2/3 bed studio, African safari tent, abundant parking and town water. Owners are keen for offers and this represents a rare opportunity to enter an exclusive Byron address. For more information contact Simon Thomas 0418 223160 or Elders Bangalow on 02 6687 1500

Stylish Beachside Apartment Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay. Open House Tues 18th at 12-1pm & 5-6pm. A unique investment. The architecturally designed Julians Apartment building tucks in nicely to the surrounding seaside location. This property attracts clientele seeking short-term accommodation. Ideally located opposite the boardwalk to the town centre and to Brooke Drive at The Pass, it features secure parking under the building. Byron Bay now enjoys strong holiday visitation and accommodation is still in short supply. Privileged with continual residential and retail growth and an innovative arts and industry estate famous for incubating new business, Byron Bay is a town with a future.Let this property work for you. Price $539,000. Contact Madelyn Devlin 02 6680 9697.

$539,000

Beautiful New Beach Style Home Designed by distinguished architect Gabriel Poole, this lovely 4 bedroom home on 700sqm is situated at Wardell, 12 minutes south of Ballina and 5 minutes to the Richmond river and beach. There are 4 large bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms – ensuite with twin basins and the main with a full size bath and separate shower recess. The s/s and gas kitchen and living areas feature raked ceilings and low voltage lighting. Outside is ample room for entertaining on 2 large decks and adjoining paved ares. Once the Pacific Highway upgrade is complete this area will have rapid access to the Byron Shire, and if you were to compare prices, this beautiful home is an absolute giveaway at $395,000 ONO. Call Ken on 0422 042 610.

$395,000

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146 KIRKLANDS LANE, FERNLEIGH KIRKLAND’S ORIGINAL HOME Prime Blue Chip Fernleigh Address This This aesthetically ascetically restored homestead has an open plan design, chefs kitchen, combined living area which flows out onto a large north facing deck surrounding the plunge pool with views over grounds. Traditional old verandahs link to the deck and provide for a relaxed entertaining area. Set on 11 prime, easy care flat to gently sloping acres (4.452ha) with old fig and teak trees provides for the perfect backdrop. The home is very private and ideally situated to receive the cool coastal breeze. The old outbuildings are restored with original character of an old working dairy farm. The bails currently serve as an office with its own bathroom facilities. Centrally located to Ballina airport, Bangalow & Byron Bay.

807 COOLAMON SCENIC DRIVE, COORABELL OPEN HOUSE Saturday 1.00 -1.30pm AUCTION May 4, 2006 SALES AGENT Mark Kinneally 0429 868001

‘THE OLD FRANGIPANI FARM’ Resort Style Residence In Sought After Coorabell 100 acres of lush fertile undulating land. This magnificent property has total privacy and seclusion with an architect designed pavilion residence that is influenced with an Indo-Balinese feel. Perfectly positioned to encompass Australia’s native bush ambience over looking the spectacular Fern Gully watering hole. Features Movie room 1.5km bitumen driveway Grand stone entrance & native landscaped gardens 40m pond surrounding the Sikkens pavilion style home 300 yr old Indian temple doors Granite & blood wood bench tops, A/C, heating, multiple bi-fold doors opening onto alfresco deck area spanning the home Gymnasium 8 person spa Council approval for 6 country cottages - tourist accommodation.

BANGALOW

OPEN HOUSE Sat 2-2.30pm AUCTION May 6, 2006 SALES AGENT Mark Kinneally 0429 868 001 Mark Castle 0418 971 826

6687 1500

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Classic Hideaway

Discover Spacious Living

With spacious living areas, cathedral ceilings, superb open plan kitchen and entertaining alternatives, this solid 3 bedroom brick home, featuring an ozone inground pool, double carport, wonderful 3 room with kitchen attached studio and small macca crop for interest. Only 17 min to the beach, 15 mins both to Bangalow and Alstonville, “Tarra Rigde” is hidden on 8 north facing acres, with gorgeous meandering creek and elevated valley views is a haven of tranquility. Great value at $695,000 Open House Saturday 2-3pm 565 Houghlahan Creek Rd, Pearces Creek

Only 2 minutes easy walk to the beach and shops, this purpose built, architecturally designed beach style bungalow at Suffolk Park is in excellent condition and makes the most of modern living. Approved as a bed and breakfast, this 5 large bedroom home has 2 ensuites plus an additional main bathroom and has been designed for maximum light and privacy. With the elevation of 2 stories, the home catches the soft coastal breezes. You’ll love the stainless steel kitchen, dining and living area opening out to an expansive elevated deck. A 3 vehicle carport and delightful garden and pool, make this just 10 year old home very desirable. Priced to sell at $958,000. Please call for an inspection. 39 Armstrong Street, Suffolk Park.

Lakeside Vista

Bangalow Bungalow “Glasnevin”

Nestled in the hinterland of Byron/Lennox Head this special 5 acre parcel of land bordering Emigrant Lake offers seclusion and privacy but is close to everywhere. Only 12 mins to Lennox Head and 15 mins to Ballina, this home boasts 4 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, flowing living, dining and lounge areas together with a superb north facing entertaining deck overlooking a great, open level playing area with the lake as a backdrop. A substantial double garage and work space, completely separate 3 room elevated studio giving delightful lake and rural views with a well planned garden. Nicely treed, and easy care grounds, makes this master built sandstock brick home very desirable. Price: $998,000 Please call for an inspection. 420 Friday Hut Road, Brooklet

This delightful federation home is nestled onto a bigger than normal block of 1055sqm with well established, easy care gardens, nice tree frontage and privacy not normally offered. The 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom 100 year old homestead has polished timber floors, traditional fireplace, spacious rooms, french doors and high ceilings making this delightful home very appealing. You’ll love the north facing, very private verandah. A carport, single garage together with a nicely appointed self-contained studio. Correctly priced at $758,000. 15 Rifle Range Road, Bangalow Open House Saturday 1-1.30pm

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GRAND OPENING

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Brand new, fully furnished, two bedroom, two bathroom apartments with premium finishes. Set amidst two acres of landscaped native gardens and featuring a billabong style lap pool, cafĂŠ and on-site management. Two penthouses available, one with its own private pool. All this less than 100m from the waves of Belongil Beach. Priced from $1,080,000.

Open for inspection this weekend Childe Street, Byron Bay

Saturday 15th & Monday 17th 1 - 3pm 02 6685 8466

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EAST E R B U N N Y S P E C I A LS AT PO T T SV I LLE C A B A R I TA LA N D AUCT ION

A LOT MORE THAN YOU BARGAINED FOR!

KOALA BEACH

Auction On Site Saturday, 6th May 2006 At 11.00am This beautiful home is situated in an elevated position with a nature reserve at the back of the property. The backyard has an enormous fig tree and views to the hinterland and Mt Warning.The house is seriously large with 3 bedrooms, a parent’s retreat bedroom with walk in robe and luxurious double spa bath in the ensuite bathroom. Also on this upper level is a 2nd lounge linked to the kids’ rooms. The downstairs has a formal lounge room, laundry, open plan kitchen, family and dining room and a separate study. This equates to a 35 builders squares home, very tastefully designed and sure to impress.

57 – 59 Coast Road, Cabarita Beach On Site at 2.00 pm Saturday, 6th May 2006 Vacant Land 1,126 square metres – 2(B) Development Lot. DA Approved for 8 luxury units – Documentation available. Close proximity to central business district and across the road to the beach and headland.

Be there and buy well!

POTTSVILLE BEACH CLOSE TO ESTUARY & VILLAGE SHOPS – $450,000 This 3 bedroom home is situated in one of the best streets in Pottsville. Only a 50 metre walk to creek & boat ramp, and the beach is only 200 metre walk away. All shops, eateries, tavern & bowls club & neighbourhood centre can also be accessed from this very central property. This original Pottsville home has been renovated with many inclusions and backs onto a very large reserve/park.

POTTSVILLE BEACH BEST ESTUARY FRONT HOME – $745,000

KOALA BEACH CONTEMPORARY & DISTINCTIVE – $445,000

POTTSVILLE POTTSVILLE DEVELOPMENT SITE – $1.5M

Swim, canoe or fish from the back yard of this fabulous home situated at Pottsville on the Mooball tidal estuary. Water views dominate from the open plan design of the living, dining and kitchen area. A large master bedroom also faces the view and has a private balcony, WIR and ensuite. Two more bedrooms are serviced by the well appointed main bathroom. Inclusions – cathedral ceilings, own boat ramp, air conditioning, ceilings fans, a side access for boat etc, spear pump, security screens, combustion fireplace. A great place to live and entertain!

This 3 bedroom & 2 bathroom ‘Beach Life’ home has been a display home for the Koala Beach estate, therefore it is well equipped & ready for you to move straight in to. The use of colour & light make this home truly unique. There are raked ceilings in the open plan lounge, kitchen, dining area which then flows out onto the spacious timber verandah. The kitchen has stone bench tops, raised cupboards & stainless appliances. Double lock up garage, reserve across the road, surround sound & security system.

LOT 1 & 2 OVERALL DRIVE, POTTSVILLE 2 (b) zoned for units, townhouses, villas or resort holiday apartments. This huge vacant site is 2,398 square metres with two titles. Pottsville estuary is across the road with pristine water views. Walk to all facilities; boat ramp, estuary, beach, restaurants, shops & tavern. No need or a vehicle – everything is at your fingertips. 20 minutes to Tweed Heads and 30 minutes to Byron Bay.

POTTSVILLE BEACH RESORT STYLE DUPLEX – $345,000

POTTSVILLE BEACH BACK TOWNHOUSE NEAR BEACH – $359,000

FAR NORTH COAST SUNVISTA NURSERIES – $3.3M

This rear duplex has beautiful landscaped gardens and an inviting resort style swimming pool. Features include; air conditioning, 3 bedrooms, a two way bathroom and an office / storage room. Leading from the dining room is a pergola outdoor entertaining area & located only a short walk to the local shops & estuary.

This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse is ideal for beachside living – whether you would like to holiday let, use it yourself or lease it out permanently your income will be guaranteed from this great position so close to the beach. Placed at the back of the 3 townhouse boutique development, this large townhouse offers a fenced courtyard and loads of privacy.

A business and lifestyle opportunity to purchase a working nursery on the Far North Coast. Situated only 7 km’s from the village of Pottsville and its glorious beaches, this business would be perfect for that seachange that you have been chasing. There is a beautiful original farmhouse and an extensive list of plant and equipment & figures would be available upon request. This business is a genuine fully functioning nursery with an established clientele. If a mixture of privacy, coastal rural retreat and income is your criteria – then make an appointment and view this spectacular property.

HASTINGS POINT CREEK FRONT HOLIDAY HOME – $695,000

POTTSVILLE BEACH INVESTMENT PROPERTY NEAR BEACH – $459,000 This 3 bedroom brick veneer home is situated on a

BLACK ROCKS BLACK ROCKS BEAUTY – $410,000

This large elevated home has been a holiday house forever. It has such a great feel to it! The home has 5 bedrooms, a timber deck and an enclosed verandah overlooking the creek. Situated between the creek and the ocean, you can take your pick of these two pristine environments. Block size is 1012 sq.m. and provides an opportunity for redevelopment.

02 6676 2997

630sqm block with 2B development zoning. The home is in sound condition and has an in-ground swimming pool. Positioned in a cul-de-sac street and offering direct beach access only 200 metres away.

This near new Coral home has 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite and an open plan living, dining & kitchen area. Complimenting this modern home is a formal lounge room, undercover entertaining area and a double garage with a storage room. The backyard is large and fully landscaped and the property is less than a 10 minute walk to the beach.

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• BLUES FEST LIFT OUT • BLIM • RICHARD TIPPING • CIRCUS CLASSES • HARD ONS • STARLIGHT FESTIVAL • THE SKATALITES •

Up with the Spa rrows

Mandy chats w ith Spa Michae rrow’s l Badge frontm r an UNLIKE THEIR namesake, the Sparrows are tenacious. They are fully focused and committed to walking the walk of the rock and roll dream. For this Melbourne band, who’ve been under close scrutiny by music lovers and music makers alike, a sudden unexpected endorsement of what we know in the industry as ‘word of mouth’ has seen them go from obscure to the ‘must procure’. For frontman and guitarist, Michael Badger, it’s exactly what they’ve been after. ‘Credibility is really important out there – they like to respect bands these days, I only respect bands that have talent, credibility, there are a few bands out there that I think aren’t that talented...’ A challenging and rather true thesis. So how do these rather average bands end up doing so well? ‘In Melbourne there’s a lot of sympathy (for average bands) they don’t like people who are very good at things because there are so many people who call themselves musicians, everyone out at a gig these days thinks they are a musician – they’re out to judge, not

to enjoy!’ This is of course referring to the terminably cool Melbourne crowd, the resolve of which they have only just managed to break. ‘They all stand there with their arms crossed, well that’s happened to us for the last couple of years, when we launched our album, they started moving up towards the stage...’ Ahh, the moving towards the stage, the sign that finally one has made it. ‘I never doubted that it wouldn’t happen – I guess you just have to keep working harder and harder – you try harder and harder. I like challenging music, I think I improve every time I have been knocked back. The shows we learnt the most from have been the ones with 5 people and you might have played really well but it’s demoralising – and then 6 months later you are packing out venues! Small in name but large in stature, it’s not a squeak but a scream that the Sparrows take on stage. ‘We have high energy on stage and like to take over. Whenever we have a chance to ask a band to support

us we will go for a good band that is going to keep us on our toes. I remember one night at our EP launch, the drummer was awesome in the support band and our drummer turned to us and said Fuck I am really going to have to play tonight... I think the audience can feel it, it was one of the best shows we have ever played..’ In fact, the interstate touring has proved beneficial for this rock n roll 4 piece. From the melancholy lament of ‘About my Game’ to the hollering of ‘Heroin Boy’ the Sparrows are

Who and Small Faces and I had to search for the artists that they were influenced by – Otis and black soul singers and Motown, a lady called Brenda Holloway, Ike and Tina Turner, Vanetta Fields...’ The Sparrows are currently Producer shopping and getting ready to lay down the tracks for what will be an eagerly awaited album release. ‘We have just put down the demos, some of the ideas might be a few days old, I write lyrics and carry around a notebook – when I have ideas I might put down words that don’t make sense.

‘Whenever we have a chance to ask a band to support us we will go for a good band that is going to keep us on our toes.’ on their game. ‘I think the shows we have done since we have come back in Melbourne are the best we have played... we are working on the album with more blues influence. With the first EP we didn’t really know what direction we were going in – we left it open – I have always listened to the Stones and the

In one of our more recent songs I wrote about 3 pages of lyrics – I had to filter it out, I didn’t have any idea what I was saying, but it ended up being the one I am proud of...’ Every band, every musician has a different process. Some write in tandem, others in larger groups, others need to burn the midnight oil, in quiet

solitude. For Michael, it’s definitely the latter: ‘I was an only child so I am used to doing things by myself. I can really open up and I don’t have to worry about what people think. I do collaborate a little bit with my Dad. I was at his house – He plays in a band called the Dili Allstars – Mum’s a singer as well, and my grandparents as well – it kind of made sense that I sung and played guitar, I just picked it up, I never had lessons... if I have a question for Dad – Dad is also a teacher, and it’s his purpose in life to pass on knowledge... hang on I’m supposed to be mean, not talk about my Dad, I’m a rock star...’ For Michael and the band the dedication is a simple thing and they are single focused: ‘We (the four of us) just want to be the best musicians that we can – if I wasn’t going to carry on the music thing, I’d be working in a recording studio – that’s where I’d head if I wasn’t in band.’ The Sparrows – living the music – they play the East Coast Blues and Roots Festival on the Apra stage on Saturday and Monday.

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work wonders for the ADHD children. Couple of coldies at lunch and they’d be shitfaced. No longer will the kiddies be singing the National Anthem at assembly. That will be ditched with an emotional version of a booze induced ‘Here we go here we go here we go’. The canteen ladies will be transformed to barmaids, they’ll be asking for the Sport Channel and will need to be breath tested before they ride their bikes home. While they’re at it, why not chuck in a dart board and a few pool tables and the audio visual room could be transformed into a makeshift TAB. I’ve never seen beer as part of a healthy lifestyle, but maybe I’ve been too naive. After all, Vitamin B (beer) has done a lot to help the average Aussie Male get in touch with his feminine. A regular intake of beer will allow even the most masculine bloke look like he’s about 5 months pregnant. Only a

fella with a beer belly really knows the challenge of how hard it can be trying to get your undies on, let alone ďŹ nding a shirt to hide the bulge. They know the indignity of the constant ribbing by strangers, the ‘Oh my god, Neville, you’re glowing mate’ and ‘do you know what it is – a boy or a girl ?’ Nope, it’s a carton. Our kids may be getting fat, so why not make them drunk as well! Certainly would add a bit of spice to Sports Day. If light beer is on the menu, then why not rip out the pizza, and then later in the day, maybe just before Religious Instruction, they could pull a few cones. Those bible stories are awesome when you’re stoned. That whole thing with Moses taking tablets on a hill, Jesus turning water into wine...See, he didn’t turn water into Coca-Cola... but then maybe he works for Pepsi. What’s wrong with a glass of water?

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Zen and the Art of Road Signs YOU WOULD have seen Richard Tipping’s work. ‘Wrong Day Go Back’ or his infamous ‘No understanding at anytime’. This gentle giant of the grafďŹ ti world is more of a poet than a defacer of public property. With a few well placed consonants, and the odd vowel, Richard is able to transform meaning for hundreds of thousands of motorists, who probably themselves, haven’t given it a moment’s thought. For Richard this is very much urban poetry as he declares: ‘I am not an attack artist – it’s hard to sum it up quickly, I am very inspired by public disobedience. We live in a world where advertising and logo ďŹ lled signage dominates our public space and it occurred to me many years ago it would be great to put poetry into the public space of corporate and government signage.’ Inspired by the success of the Buga Up anti-smoking campaigns in the 70’s and 80’s Richard began photographing signs ‘that occurred in the landscape which were absurd or ironic, where there was some gap between intention and effect – between apparent meaning and the obvious meaning...’ ‘I published a book in 1982 called signs of Australians – featuring a photo of a sign saying ‘Queensland state Forest’ with clear felling to the horizon in the background. I ended up doing a book of it because there were some points of disruption in the sign scape. It’s hard to ďŹ nd those signs... at the time I was working on a ďŹ lm, promoting Storm Boy, and I was travelling all around the country and this led me to thinking that I could

hurry it up by doing some of my own. I started photographing my own interventions.’ Richard’s ďŹ rst soiree into interrupted signage was in 1979 and involved a humble airport sign with an arrow pointing upwards stating ‘airport’. ‘I was living in a part of Adelaide near the airport and when I went home I would go past this beautiful big sky blue sign with an arrow pointing saying ‘Airport’. I made a typing error and realised it said airpoet. I got some reective tape, climbed up on the car

genres – a conceptual artist on one hand with strong leanings towards the philosophy of artists like Marcel Duchamp and a minimalist poet on the other. So which is it? ‘I have published a lot of anthologies of poetry and I want to bring it in focus again because I have been known as the sign guy. It’s an effort to try and create one word poems, when you have decided that the haiku is too long, it’s too much narrative, when you want the poem to be a viewer signal, the viewer

and traced the ‘r’ of airport and went home and made an ‘e’ in the same typeface and made it in the correct tape and went back very very late at night and stuck it on. I loved going past and seeing it saying airpoet instead... I moved to Sydney in December, I had put it up in November, and when I went down in March the next year to photograph it I saw this guy in a oppy hat and builder’s overalls and he stopped and said ‘photographing it are you’ and I said you know anything about it? ‘A worker’s Christmas present’. I was inspired, it survived for more than 8 months.’ Richard straddles both

reader – they have to ďŹ ll in around the work to construct the meaning...’ ‘I love poetry because it relies on allusion and qualities voicing and essential art, because we can hear it... we can hear things that have a larger resonance – it’s like the quality of a good bell – you need that aftersound.’ Those moments when the works linger in the mind of the viewer, when the cog moves slightly and the assigned meaning is shufed for an entirely new one. More recently Richard has been ďŹ ddling with stop signs. Not, of course the ofďŹ cial ones, but the ones created within the context of

his studio. ‘It’s so obvious, people say I could have done that – you take stop signs and replace it with the text Go – I let it sit, the more complete it becomes. When I put it in the octagon and red – it’s international iconic, and then in different countries, when you write the word go on it – it becomes this stop point of hesitation where you are stuck being able to want to do something and not being able to – desire and restraint, whether you are passionately happy or angry – things you may like to do but can’t. I showed it to a zen buddhist potter called Milton Moon – I said this is kaon – in zen it’s like a philosophical puzzle you have to solve, and often it’s very self contradictory, and when you solve it, you go to your master and explain in very brief terms in one short sentence – he thought about it and said, this is deďŹ nitely a kaon.’ Richard is a romantic, who creates a Leunig like landscape with a few well placed words. ‘I have dreamed that poetry would come back into the wider world of people’s lives – it seems to be pushed back – it’s such a wide ďŹ eld, they talk about it like it’s a one thing, but it’s such a wide thing – it’s like music – poetry should be seen as the same – there are people who do symphonic works – poetry is stuck under an incredible domain of conservatism...’ Richard Tipping is a featured presenter at FEHVA (Forty Eight Hours of Visual Arts) at the Byron Community Centre in May. Tickets for events are limited and are available now: www.fehva.com

No Fear of Flying THE HULTGREN family are your regular Mum, Dad and the kids type family. It’s just that one of the kids swallows light bulbs and the girls like to y. Masters of the deep, the Hultgrens operate a wholesale scuba equipment business (CBI) and their daughters are Queens of the Trapeze. Most know their son Cheynne as the infamous Space Cowboy and now Belinda returns to Byron to open Australia’s only indoor ying trapeze. Belinda’s latest venture is called Circus Arts and will be launching 1 May. As for Belinda at 29, performing and teaching circus is very much her passion, and the inception of Circus Arts, a natural progression of her creative journey. ‘I grew up in Byron. I had a go at the trapeze when they ďŹ rst set it up out at Club Med and I loved it. They were looking for people to train up to work the trapeze and they offered me a job in New Caledonia. I came back and joined up with a circus in Sydney and toured Australia with Stardust

Circus and Burton’s Circus – then got an opportunity to go over to the States where I trained with the Circus of the Stars Coach for a few months.’ As well as working and touring in America, Belinda has been involved in the teaching and performing of

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and business it’s left up to the artists. By deďŹ nition artists encourage freedom and speech. Australia is based on the ‘Heterosexual White Male’ model. They stole the land. They killed off the original inhabitants – hence there are no Tasmanian Aboriginals left.

Wearing: a ‘Sound Pollution’ t-shirt and jeans Reading: Richard Dawkins - a book about the evolution of modern man Listening: Belle and Sabastian’s latest CD Watching: DVD of ‘Old Grey Whistle Test.’ It’s UK’s version of Countdown from the 70’s Apart from other bands and artists, who is your main source of inspiration? T.S. Eliot. Does politics make you angry like me or despondent like most under 25 year olds? I’m 41 and angry as hell. I vote and I don’t eat McDonalds. I can’t speak for others but what Howard does makes me angry. He is running Australia into the ground: we have to pay for education, health, private insurance... why do we pay taxes? Why not ďŹ x up medicare instead of Iraq? I know nobody who votes for Howard. My parents don’t vote for Howard, but as their English isn’t great, they pick up the Telegragh because it’s easy to read but unfortunately right wing. We live in a greedy age. Myspace.com exempliďŹ es the Me or MY generation.

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With Australia becoming more conservative and like America, what role do you you feel artists have in reminding people that life has more to offer than interest rates, sport and back-yard blitzing? If the media is biased, and don’t question government

Jada at the Beach Hotel, Sunday We care more about sport. I don’t have the answer, but I play in three bands, and I don’t have the time to be as politically active as I like. There are many great bands in Australia – Lindsay from Frenzal Rhomb actively puts CD’s out against the Howard Government. Art takes you in all different

if not the ďŹ rst band to emerge and deďŹ ne the genre of Ska. See them Sunday at the Northern. KUTI FOR THE KIDS Spend a day with a child in Byron and you’d ďŹ nd out that we are pretty poor in the park department. One wonders,

GOPHER GOLD Solid Gold is a celebration of retro hits, dancing and fashion. Think Boney M, Jackson 5, Wham, Culture Club, Vanilla Ice, Madonna, AC/DC, Kiss. Come in costume (70s, 80s or 90s) and compete in the dance off for your chance to become a Solid Gold Dancer. Saturday Night Fever comes to Byron when your hosts DJs Rock Solid and Gopher Gold take you back in time this Saturday night at the Northern

JADA AT THE BEACHY

JADA is an original band hailing from Bondi and their mission is to bring back the feel of great bands like the Eagles and the Doobie Brothers by blending the vocals of the three singers in the band to a cool summer sound. Be there at the gig for a chance to win a brand new Jim Banks surfboard plus loads of give aways. See them on Sunday after Lisa Hunt. Also this week at the Beach Hotel is the Batacuda Sound System on Wednesday, Pablo Discobar on Thursday, and the Bob Marley Show on Saturday.

BILLI BOOZED AND ROOTED

The Hard Ons with Regurgitator at the Northern, Thursday directions – it comes from the subconscious and conscious level.

THE SKATALITES PLAY ON SUNDAY

In Jamaica in the mid-50’s, a edgling recording industry saw the birth of what became known as Ska. Created by fusing Boogie-Woogie Blues, R+B, Jazz, Mento, Calypso and African rythyms, Ska became the ďŹ rst truly Jamaican

with all this tourism, with all these dollars coming into the town, why we have such poor public facilities like parks. The Jarjum Playground Committee have been working tirelessly for years to raise money for a much needed play space for our community. Every year the Blues Festival allocates a fundraising event for a worthwhile charity, and this year they have chosen our children. Femi Kuti, the

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KILLJOY HAD A WORD WITH BASSIST RAY FROM THE HARD-ONS

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Mick Daley and the Thoughtful Hussars are just the kind of chaps you’d expect to see with big moustaches and epaulettes thundering down on you at a rock and roll show in any country town... and here they are, playing the Billinudgel Pub at the unofďŹ cial Boozed and Rooted annual Easter Sunday Write-Off, swinging sabres and electric guitars and generally doing anything but playing the blues. See them there at 4 pm, after Mandy Nolan and Gerry and The Rollers. Show starts 1pm.

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FATTER IN MELBOURNE

Fatter Than Nusrat are primarily based in Melbourne now and have been making waves on the scene down there. Warm from a summer of festivals and east coast touring FTN will withhold nothing as they transform the Rails into a hoedown of interstellar, uber-funk proportions on Saturday. Also at the Rails this week is Mojo Marsh on Wednesday, Baron Samadhi Thursday, Hot Rubber Glove Friday, Mettaphor Sunday, Denis Wilson Monday and Leigh James Tuesday.

NATHAN KAYE Kick off The Easter Season with Byron Bay’s Good vibed, Slide-didgin’ & human Beatboxing multi-instrumentalist, Nathan Kaye and his band the Dreamseeds at Lennox Point Tavern this Thursday night.

Wednesday, 7:30pm in Ocean Shores. Music of Silence, bliss, meditation, joy and to raise your consciousness. Suggested donation $5 - $10. Please call Paul 6680 5206 or 0415 985 769 for bookings and directions.

CAN YOU HEAR PEACE?

There will be an intimate house concert with Dolphin Award winning artist Tarshito (guitar, vocal), Paul Kimmel (ute, Bass ute ,Bansuri) and El Tara (vocals, percussion, crystal bowl) on

A reminder that a special concert is on tonight (Tuesday): Sounds of Peace. David Jones is one of Australia’s most musical percussionists, and his talents and abilities cover a wonderfully broad cross-section of musical expression. Car-

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men Warringten complements David’s music with her gift of bringing peace into the room through the calming and pure sonority of her voice. From guided meditation to beautiful vocalisations of pure sound, the combination of Carmen’s voice and David’s touch will leave any audience in a vibrant and peaceful state. The two invite Steve Berry on guitar and Cleis Pearce on violin and viola to join them to add a unique and beautiful avour. Tuesday April 11 at Mother Art Gallery, 1/5 Wollongbar St, Byron Arts and Industrial Estate. From 7.30pm. $15/10. Bring a cushion too.

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CULTUREEVENTS FESTIVALS: I CAN FEEL A HEALING COMING ON

The Starlight Healing Expo in Bangalow offers an opportunity for the community to meet with natural health practioners and thinkers in a ‘market’ format. Over the four days of Easter workshops and presentations offer mind expanding, heart opening growth in an area recognised internationally for its alternative lifestyles and powerful healing energies. This is the twentieth event and offers fantastic two hour workshops, all included in the $10 admission. Expo director and local therapist Raym told The Echo ‘We create a relaxing nurturing vibe where you can take time out to feed your mind, nurture your body and calm your spirit.’ Special workshop presenters this year are: William Whitecloud, publisher of ‘The Magicians Way’ a book which has been number one on the New Age Best sellers list. He ďŹ rst practised magic in the ďŹ nancial markets as an analyst and can use esoteric methods for predicting market movements, he will help you explore how you can live an effortless blissful existence by applying his techniques. Jain Vedic Maths teacher will share how to accomplish complex and rapid calculations in your head. Used by NASA but not released to the public, this two and a half thousand year old system of Vedic Mathematics is on the leading edge of re-discovered technology. Ex drug smuggler, Jost Sauer talks about his personal journey and ‘The Karma of Drugs’. Now a natural therapist and Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner he has developed a very unique

therapy for successful drug recovery. Also speaking is David Oates a Reverse Speech

May 13 & 14. Once again The Buttery, along with some of Byron Bay’s ďŹ nest yoga instructors will present a two day work shop. This year the YogaFest will include a special class

other ancient peoples from around the globe to offer a wealth of knowledge and entertainment in a spirit of peace and kinship. Join in with your brothers and sisters in a long weekend that you won’t forget at the Woodford Festival Site. Tickets are on sale from 15 April through www.thedreamingfestival.com

FILM NIGHT AT THE NORTHERN HOTEL

Tuesday April 25 sees the screening of a fantastic ďŹ lm called ‘The Yes Men’ – a team of corporate imposters who parody the empty arguments of the World Trade Organisation. Show starts at 7.30pm and entry is by donation. There will be a discussion after on peace initiatives for Byron.

William Whitecloud at the Starlight Festival, Friday to Monday expert, who demonstrates this amazing technique which reveals subconscious thoughts. His work led him into the corridors of power in the USA when his speech reversals uncovered secret government codes. Byron’s healers and readers, energy workers, massage practioners, crystal masters and nutritionists, homeopaths, naturapaths, kinesiologists will all be there. Even if you’re not a medium, you may one day be a large. Good Friday to Easter Monday at the Bangalow A & I Hall from 9.30am daily. This is a wonderful opportunity to window shop all the healing modalities. YOGA FEST Keep an ear to the ground and your leg twisted behind your back in preparation for Yoga Fest, to be held at the Byron Yoga Centre, Belongil Beach on Saturday and Sunday

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offered by internationally renowned yoga teacher Simon Borg-Olivier. For more info visit www.byronbayyogafest. org.au or call Peter Wood on (02) 6687 1623. YOU’RE DREAMING! Last year saw the launch of The Dreaming, Australia’s very own International Indigenous Festival. It was a deep awakening to the creativity, the culture and the spirituality of Indigenous culture and provided a rich and celebratory experience for all. This year organisers are promising to wow with a wider and even more wonderful program. Taking place over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend, the festival will showcase dance, music, storytelling, theatre, comedy, ceremonies and art from heritages that date back many millennia. The festival also embraces the lore of

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Enjoy a great selection of talks, crystal singing bowl meditations, free healings (in our “Healathon�) and free two hour workshops each day, all included in your $10 addmission.

William Whitecloud Ă€rst practised magic as a Ă€nancial markets analyst, using esoteric methods for predicting market movements. Now the best selling author of “The Magician¡s Wayâ€? he will explore how you can live an effortless blissful existence by applying his techniques.

Arrive early each day for our fabulous pure quartz crystal singing bowl meditation. Be transported to a beautiful space and enter a state of Jain Vedic Maths teacher will share how to accomplish complex and rapid calculations in deep relaxation. Used by NASA

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Talks - Enjoy a great selection of talks including; Ayurvedic living, Hawaiian Massage, Holistic pulsing, Labyrinths, Crystal Healing, Karmic Tarot, The Sacred Feminine, The Ecliptic path 2006-8, plus two presentations from our very special guest medium, Jason McDonald.

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Jost Sauer will talk about his personal journey and “The Karma of Drugsâ€?. Ex drug smuggler, deserter and drug addict now a natural therapist and Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner. He is living testimony to the Plus workshops - Brain Gym and learning power of natural therapies. difĂ€culties with Sally Preston, Connecting with David Oates Reverse your Angels with Suzie and Kirsten, Sacred Speech expert, returning by popular demand Space - Divine Union with Chicchan and Love demonstrates this amazing technique which reveals e c ri ull p y our deepest subconscious f e r on Frida o thoughts. His work led him f Two mission into the corridors of power d a in the USA when his speech Free programmes from reversals uncovered secret Byron Tourist Information, Bangalow Wax government codes.

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CULTUREEVENTS COMEDY: KINGS OF KORN

Greg Sullivan is a descendant of comedy royalty. At the tender age of twelve, young Greg decided that he would be a comedian. An unusual career choice, and particularly so for this son of a wheat farmer. Were it not for the fact that Greg’s uncle was Gerry Connolly, chances are his parents would have cut off his inheritance. Hang on, I’m not sure whether there is one! Maybe just a few loaves of bread. Greg Sullivan has become one of the strongest comedians this country has to offer. Unlike his famous uncle, Greg is not a character comedian, instead he is very much himself, able to speak in very real terms about very real things: like crystals and love and bins and beards. He is joined by the equally amorous and sometimes cantankerous S. Sorrenson at the Bangalow Bowling Club with Mandy Nolan as MC and Liam Holm and Daniel Brown, our local Raw Comedy Competition winners! Be there on Thursday for this Starlight Healing Expo comedy presentation. Tix are $15 and are available at the door or by booking at the club on 6687 1235.

www.bys.org.au Reel fest will be screened at the Byron Bay Community Centre on May 11th from 7pm. For more information contact Simon DuBois or Mark Purser and Byron Youth Service on 6685 7777.

ART: LOCAL CARVED STONE EXHIBITION

Warrick Stocks is a nationally and internationally acclaimed artist, having many successful exhibitions in Sydney and the Epicentre Gallery in Byron Bay over his 30 year career and passion. A man with heart and a love of his community, Warrick is most famous for his passionate ďŹ ght to save the old Byron Community centre from being torn down and modernised. During this incredible campaign, Warrick walked the beaches of Byron and collected Jasper stones which he has carved and polished and which will be exhibited in ‘Sugar Man’. Come and see the exhibition at Federal Village Gallery, Wednesday to Sunday, 11-4pm or by appointment. Gallery director and art jeweller Melissa Forde can be contacted on 6688 4668.

NORTHERN EXPOSURE ART EXHIBITION

If you haven’t heard yet, there’s great prizes up for grabs with REEL FEST: The Northern Rivers Youth Short Film Festival. Entry to Reel Fest is open to ďŹ lmmakers aged 25 and under and resident to the Northern Rivers. The prizes on offer include a $2000 contract to produce a short 5-10 minute documentary, a scholarship to the prestigious SAE to study for 3 months and $1000 cash to spend however you please. The deadline for submissions is Friday 28th April. Entry forms are available on the website on

A new exhibition run by artists for artists intends to provide a venue to show the rich diversity and talent in the north of the shire. The opening will be held at 7.30pm on April 15, at the Brunswick Heads Primary School and continues daily from 10-4pm. Artists represented include Rod Giddings, Guy Morgan, Geraldine Martin, Maria Paterson, Ed Reid, Harold Ward, Liz Dresden, Cate Cormack, Samaya Zakay, Jay Foley, Jack Freeman and Pam Moriarty. Enquiries please phone Guy Morgan on 6680 5199 or Maria Paterson on 6680 5858.

GET THINKING, GET OUT THERE AND GET FILMING.

ROBIN LIND BLOWS BUBBLES

Robin Lind is having an art show at Mother Art Gallery for the month of April. The process for making bubbles is a different technique to the normal paint and paint brush – she pours the paint onto the canvas. Her style has evolved over the years of painting and is very inuenced by the environment she is in. The Bubbles are a representation of the human. She says ‘We are all in our own bubble. The light and dark paint within the bubbles is reective of positive and negative energy. The lighter toned paint is representing the positive energy or outlook, and the dark, the negative. Throughout different times of our life we are in different spaces and energies.’ Opening night is Wednesday April 12, 7pm at Mother Art Gallery, Byron Arts and Industry Estate.

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EARTHCORE GLOBAL CARNIVAL 2006 November 24 - 26, Undera, Victoria + December 1 – 3, Peak Crossing, Queensland The countdown is on again for the annual Earthcore Global Carnival! A three day summer extravaganza of music, dancing, performances, art, local designer and food markets and much more. This years lineup... new order dj set, skazi, gms, eskimo, gaudi, shulman, phoney orhpants, antix, freq, emok, sirius isness, moshic, xavier morel, james monro, oforia, fatali + more to be announced

DJ Boogs is one of Melbournes favourite DJs, he comes to rock Elsewhere this Thursday the 13th. Electro, fad or future? It has been a big fad but I think it will be a strong inuence of the sound of the future How has the Melbourne scene evolved over the last years? Over the last few years a lot of Melbourne has evolved into an electrohouse band wagon which has been good for me in the amount of gigs for now.

JAPANESE EXHIBITION AT HAIKU

Last Friday night an exhibition was held at Haiku Picture Framing & Design, where all were welcomed to share in some sake, green tea, and other Asian delicacies. On display were ikebana arrangements from the Sogetsu school, supplied by Ginny Black. Paul Adolphus entertained the guests, playing the shakuhachi and the koto, both traditional Japanese instruments.

SOLID GOLD, Easter Saturday at the Great Northern.

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Grevilla St, Arts & Industry Estate this Easter Saturday from 10pm

Is Melbourne the best club scene in Australia? Its deďŹ nitely an awesome scene but I havn’t spent long enough in other cities to make that judgement, im always in & out in a day or 2.

with DJ’s • Basek • Strawberry Syme • Nick Taylor • Pob • Scoota • Steve Starz plus live set from Puss at 1.30am

Tom Thump ďŹ rst got acclaim by Djing clubs, house parties and raves in LA and SF in the early 90s becoming a resident at Metro Jazz and Mushroom Jazz. He was also one of the driving forces behind the legendary rare groove/nu jazz GROOVE MERCHANT RECORDS. From 1995 to 2002 Tom honed his knowledge and his own brand of innovative, emotionally charged “left ďŹ eldâ€? style. Tom Thump has played alongside such incredible and popular artists as Tricky, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Jazzanova, Afrila Bambaataa, Lamb and Gilles Peterson. Tom’s next album MIDNIGHT SOUL is due to drop in April 2006 and he plays at Play Monday night with support from Tone Broker and Wallapalooza.

8 hours at Lounge and then 4 at Revolver, you must need a wheelbarrow for all the vinyl. What else do you need for marathon sets? Ive cut the lounge back to 6hrs, I just make sure I eat well before I kick it off. Sunday morning at Revolver, can you hear peoples jaws grinding over the top of the music? Is there better vibe at early morning gigs? Im yet to see a better vibe at an early morning gig. What kind of set will you play at Elsewhere? Robotsoul!!!!

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1. Brunswick Book Gallery

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2. House of Betty Fun groovy eclectic clothes & accessories

3. Silver Dragon Local & imported jewellery & exquisite gifts

• Go fishing

4. Oh My Goddess Everything sexy for goddesses of all ages

5. Mina Mina Art Gallery Indigenous contemporary fine art and craft

6. Pastiche

• Ride a bike 13. Secondhand Rose Emporium

14. Happy Dolphin Café

15. Polos

New winter stock – Sunnygirl, Ladakh & more

• Surf with the locals

7. Peligucci Clothes for the fashionable bird

• Lap the river at dawn

8. Brunswick Supermarket

• Fly a kite with the kids

Your supermarket – where service comes first

9. Brunswick Heads Newsagency For camping needs, not just a newsagency

10. Spinifex Moon Comfortable cotton clothes, sheets & gifts

11. Brunswick Hot Bread Fresh bread, cakes & buns for Easter

12. Network Video $2.75 new releases and internet

13. Secondhand Rose Emporium Old & new, from one dollar to a grand

14. Happy Dolphin Café & Gourmet Bar Now serving dinners (Easter Wed-Sat nights)

15. Polos Interiors Antiques, object d’art and interiors

Simple Pleasures merchandise on sale at Newsagent, Dolphin Cafe, Hotel Brunswick & Polos

• Pamper yourself

EASTER DINNERS WED, THURS, FRI, SAT

• Have a barbie or picnic • Read a book by the river • Do brunch, or dine with wine • Relax at the family-friendly pub • Paddle your own or other’s canoe • Watch the birds, or the passers-by

• Walk the beach and stroll the breakwater

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The Bead Shop After many years of offering a wide variety of jewellery making classes The Bead Shop will be expanding to include glass bead making using hot ame. There will be demonstrations,

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the introduction of other glass working techniques, and the inclusion of a kiln. Mmm very exciting! Making your own beads!

Funkie Gummies Avoid sloshy, soggy shoes this Easter with a pair of sparkly party gumboots! Available in pink with purple sole or purple with pink sole. Super lightweight, durable and fashionable. A must for the Blues Festival. Call 6677 1937 or 0404 613626 for your pair.

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Japanese and Chinese art, antique

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children’s wear, fashion jewellery and

feature pieces, screens, lacquer-ware,

handbags, as well as our very own

vases, sewing boxes, cushions,

Studio Lavish collection of dresses

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There can be a HERD of lots of things – elephants, cows, pigs, walruses, deer, buffalo, but they all seem to be big things.You can’t have a herd of gnats but you can have a HORDE of them, so when does something become big enough to qualify as a herd? There’s a HIVE of bees when they are at home, (but if they go out they are a swarm), a HOST of sparrows (and angels) and a HUDDLE of penguins. In this shire we get a HAUNCH of bare thighs on the beach, a HOBBLEDEHOY of teenagers and a HIKE of backpackers and that is a HEAP of collective nouns.

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is a healthy, relaxed body, mind and spirit. Here at the Yellow Church Yoga and Natural Health Centre we have all these aspects in mind when you attend a yoga class or receive a shiatsu massage. There are classes in Hatha, Dru and Ishta yoga 6 days per week. All levels welcome! Why not start today and cultivate abundant health all the way through winter? Term 2 Courses 8 wk Beginners introduction to Hatha Yoga starts Mon 1st May 6.00-7.30pm $90 (suitable for those with little or no previous experience) 10wk Dru Yoga course starts Tues 2nd May 5.30-7.30pm $130 Numbers limited book early to avoid disappointment. Vipassana Meditation Wednesday 7.30pm (previous exp. required) Shiatsu available Mon-Fri by appointment. Health fund rebates available. Enquiries: Diana Ewing 6684 3431 9 Myocum St, Mullumbimby (near market place)

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When Ron does hair he brings out the uniqueness of each individual. He taps into the spirit of his clients and sculptures the hair to suit their face and personal style. With 30 years experience in the hair trade, Ron enjoys an honest uplifting approach to hair maintenance. A full range of services, including up to date hair colouring, latest hair cutting and styling trends. Ron is a wedding specialist and group bookings of up to 4 people are a great way to catch up with friends and be pampered. Phone Ron 0411 735 972

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To celebrate the Holy Chocolate-Egg days of Easter, those clever devils from Byron's most established marketing & design firm, Utopia Creative are offering a FREE Branding Program valued up to $5000... Sinners, saints and common businessfolk may confess their failings and beg forgiveness (ie enter the competition) by visiting the Temple of Supreme Logos (www.utopiacreative.com) for more benificent details... Those of you ready to stand up, renounce your evil ways of poor marketing and ineffectual promotion and BE SAVED by the Glorious Light of the Marketing Messiahs, let us here you call out HALLELUJAH!! For these good things and MORE will be done unto thee...

Common Ground Men’s Program is commencing in Byron in April. For more information on this internationally successful program go to the Free Information Night on Tuesday 18th April 7-9 pm at Ambaji Wellness Centre, 6 Marvel St Byron Bay. The evening is open to both men and women. The program commences Wed 26th April for 8 weeks 7-10 pm at the same venue. Common Ground is an initiative of the Men’s Health and Wellbeing Assoc. Inc. For more information contact Michael 6622 8912 or 0402 836 769

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Residential Workshop in Byron Bay June 2-12 Lecture, questions & answers June 1, 6.30pm Information & booking: Daniele or Ross at Bien Etre in Byron Phone 6680 7450, AH 6684 3084, email daniele2@optusnet.com.au Or check www.napuaolohe.com

Tried everything for your problem skin? Tired of using expensive, synthetic cortisone creams? A natural and effective solution has arrived! Kigelia Formulas (with 'Sausage Tree' extract). Long used in traditional medicine, Kigelia africana or 'Sausage Tree' is a highly effective African plant extract renowned for its extraordinary curative properties. The tree derives its name from the large 'sausage' shaped pods that hang from its branches. Extract from the pods provides a long sought after solution for problem skin. Sourced from Africa, produced in Byron Bay. Order on-line at www.biobotanica.com.au, by email office@biobotanica.com.au or call (02) 6680 9606

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With Ho’okahi Ho’oulu from Hawaii, wife and student of Kahuna Kahu Abraham Kawai’i. A unique opportunity to experience this nature based training and the principles that guide it. The training is suitable for anyone who is looking to overcome restrictive beliefs, to gain focus and flexibility. It is a physically based training using sacred movement to gain understanding of self. The program includes stretches, Kahuna exercises, bodywork, talks and storytelling guided by Kahuna principles and demonstrating their application in everyday life.

Their new Chrysler 300C Hemi V8 and Luxury Grand Voyagers make this the ultimate Limousine service … for the same price as a taxi. • To and from the Blues Festival all day till late • Exclusive Limousine services to anywhere, anytime • Airport Transfers to Ballina, Coolangatta, Brisbane and Lismore • Four and six passenger cars and luxury people movers • Corporate Limousine and Private Transfer services • Bookings Essential Luxury Transfers Phone David Flood on 0413 220 885 david@luxurytransfers.com.au

Spirit Health Club $49 Membership Starter • Individually tailored gym programs • 16 group fitness classes per week • Brand new equipment • Food coaching • Regular assessments to track your fantastic results! • Byron’s leading personal training specialists • Boot camps in Byron, Brunswick Heads, Ballina & Lismore Your Spirit Membership now gives you free membership at associated health clubs across Australia while you holiday! Hurry! Offer ends this Thursday Ph 6685 7129 1/67 Centennial Circuit, Byron Bay

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THE BLUES FESTIVAL offers a host of other events this year, with fundraisers, busking competitions, and songwriting workshops, reaching deep into the creative cavities of our diverse and colourful community. The songwriting workshops are to be conducted in conjunction with NCEIA and admission for members and Southern Cross University Students is free. Friday offers songwriters a chance to work with India Arie, and on Easter Sunday, Troy Cassar-Daley shares some of his homespun secrets. Daniel Lanois, who many may remember from the haunting soundtrack of Wim Wenders’ The End of the World, is a French Canadian who is joined by fellow Canadian Martha Wainwright on Monday. The workshops will cover topics such as approaches to songwriting and succeeding in the Music Industry. Byron High School, 11am - 1pm. Phone 6620 3125 for bookings, but places are on a ďŹ rst come, ďŹ rst served basis.

Here is just a few picks of what will be a huge weekend of entertainment. BOB GELDOF A household name, Bob Geldof has achieved major feats with his global causes to ďŹ ght poverty in Africa with both Live Aid and Live 8. Musically speaking, Geldof has inspired several generations in his lifetime, and he’s showing no signs of slowing down. Geldof formed the punk group Boomtown Rats in 1975. During the band’s existence, it moved from the pure energy and aggression of hits like “Looking After No. 1â€? to the more sophisticated, but still provocative, “I Don’t Like Mondaysâ€? (its title derived from the answer given by a San Diego schoolgirl when asked why she’d killed her classmates). His solo career began in 1986 with the release of ‘Deep In the Heart of Nowhere’ and his most recent album, 2002’s ‘Sex, Age & Death’ was met with glowing reviews like “the album bashes at the door and demands attention; only fear keeps us from letting it in.â€?

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This Easter pay attention to the players on the street. The Blues over Byron Busking Festival is in it’s fourth year and invites musicians and performers to submit their work for consideration for performance at the Blues Festival. Buskers are set up in various vantage points throughout Byron central where they share their talents. The winner of the competition is announced on Friday, and the event is free! Of course, you can always show your appreciation by offering the odd donation to performers in their hats or cases!

Reggae meets hip-hop: The youngest of Bob Marley’s sons, Damian put together his ďŹ rst band at the age of 13, and today works closely with brother Stephen Marley who co-produces, co-writes and sings with Damian on several album tracks. Jr Gong has been honing his skills, not so quietly, for some time. He made noise early on with 1996’s Mr Marley, and his major label debut Halfway Tree showcased a unique gift for blending hard-hitting reality rhymes and an uncommonly eclectic musicality; with a classic reggae sensibility at its core and run through with streams of hip-hop, r&b and dancehall, the album resonated with urban tastemakers and won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001.

MEGAN BOWMAN Megan Bowman has been hailed as ‘sexy and intoxicating’ and ‘one of Australia’s best up and coming singersongwriters. And that’s by international press, not her Nanna. Megan is playing the APRA Stage at the Blues Fest on Thursday and Friday. Her debut album Wonderlust was recorded in New York City with musicians associated with Ani Difranco and Norah Jones – now that has to be good. Pre-release copies available only at Bluesfest. MICHAEL FRANTI The Blues Festival just wouldn’t be the same without an appearance by Michael Franti. Long time leader of Spearhead, Mr Franti is currently launching his ďŹ rst feature ďŹ lm as a director: ‘I know I’m not alone’. It scooped the Best Film Award at the San Francisco Film Festival last year and originally evolved out of his desire to get a personal perspective on the war in the Middle East. Franti uses his music to take you there in the same way. It’s an outspoken lineup this year, with Franti putting forward the case for Peace and Sir Bob serving up the stats on Poverty. Behind the Politics, there’s the music. Michael Franti: A six foot 5 inchleaping wake up call. It’s Franti-fever. Watch out, it’s infectious! Franti and Friends close the Blues Festival on Monday.

GEORGIE FAME & THE BLUE FLAMES

Georgie formed Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames in 1962. The band became the epitome of cool and a string of hit records in the following years included the No. 1 best sellers, Yeh Yeh (the ďŹ rst recording that knocked The Beatles off the number one spot in the charts), Getaway and 1967’s The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde. Due to his great popularity, Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames were the only UK act invited to perform with the ďŹ rst Motown Review when it hit London in the mid-1960s. During this time, Georgie also pursued his interest in jazz, recording the milestone album, Sound Venture, with the Harry South Big Band. Throughout the nineties, Fame recorded and toured with Van Morrison and in 1997 he was a founding member of Rolling Stone Bill Wyman’s new band The Rhythm Kings. Throughout his 40-year career, Georgie Fame has recorded over 20 albums and 14 hit singles. He is equally at home in the company of jazz groups and big bands, orchestras, rock groups and his own band, The Blue Flames.

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Accredited Courses 1A BITES (UNITS FROM CERTIFICATE I IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) with MARK BAUMERT This Government subsidised course targets those over 45 years old and receiving a Centrelink benefit. The course develops workplace oriented skills in the use of Windows, Wordprocessing, the Internet and Email. Students will need access to a computer away from the classroom to complete assessments and home study. Enrolment is by application only. Phone the ACE office 6684 3374 for an enrolment pack, detailing student requirements and the course description and containing an application form. Applications close 4pm, Friday 12th May 2006. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Fridays, 26th May to 30th June 9:30am-4:30pm Fee: Free

6A CERTIFICATE IV IN MASSAGE with JO MORRISH (HLT40302) The Certificate IV in Massage is an accredited course that is recognized throughout the Complimentary and Alternative Therapy Industry. This course is conducted over three days per week for six months. There is theory, practical and clinical work plus home assignments. Students will complete a supervised placement during the course. The course is conducted by a team of experienced accredited trainers. This course will be held in Byron Bay. Tuesdays, 6th June to 5th December 9:30am-4:30pm Thursdays, 8th June to 7th December 9:30am-4:30pm Full fee: $2250 (no concession)

3A CERT III COMMUNITY SERVICES (COMMUNITY WORK) with CHERYL WILLIAMS A great opportunity to develop the fundamental knowledge and skills required by staff who work in both community and government settings. Participants will experience a broad overview of community services work with experienced tutors, guest speakers and workplace visits. The course is mainly government funded. Upon completion you will gain a Certificate III in Community Services (CHC30802). There are limited places; enrolment is by application only, phone the Byron Region Community college 66843374 or email aceadmin@mullum.com. au to obtain your enrolment package. ENROLMENTS CLOSE 12 MAY. This course held in Mullumbimby 13 weeks Tuesdays & Fridays, 18th July to 27th October 9:30am-4:30pm Full fee: $250

4A EFFECTIVE EXCEL TECHNIQUES with MARK BAUMERT For those having completed Computers for Beginners and having arithmetic and basic algebra skills. Using Excel, the most common computer modelling tool, particularly for financial records and analysis. The course develops skills, including layout, formatting and particularly the creation and filling of formulae that automatically recalculate. Particular emphasis is placed on the application of time saving shortcuts within Excel. This course is accredited in the Certificate II Business (BSBCMN214A).This course held in Byron Bay. 2 Fridays, 12th May to 19th May 9:30am-4:30pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $110

5A CERTIFICATE II IN HORTICULTURE with SUSAN HENNESSY (RTF20103) Equip yourself with the skills and knowledge needed to work in the horticulture industry. You complete a range of general horticulture modules such as recognise plants, propagation, pest and disease control, soil media, area regeneration, planting and pruning techniques together with health and safety requirements. All of these skills may lead to employment with landscapers, nursery work, commencing your own business or the pure joy of managing your own gardens effectively. Be prepared for assignments. Course co-ordinator Susan Hennessy, along with a range of tutors, have extensive experience within this industry. This course held in Mullumbimby. 25 Tuesdays, 16th May to 28th November 9:30am-4:30pm Full fee: $1450 (no concession)

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Come join in the fun of unravelling the wonderful world of vocational education! This module will enable you to work effectively in the vocational education and training system. Gain the knowledge and skills to promote an inclusive learning culture and ensure a safe and healthy learning environment. Fee includes resource manual and notes. This course held in Mullumbimby. 3 Tuesdays, 16th to 30th May 9:30am-4:30pm Full fee: $475 (no concession)

Would you like to design your own competency based training program? It's fun. Learn how to plan, write and review a learning program to meet client needs based on nationally recognised Training Packages. Fee includes resource manual and notes. This course held in Mullumbimby. 4 Tuesdays, 6th to 27th June 9:30am-4:30pm Full fee: $630 (no concession).

7A MEDICAL RECEPTION & MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY with JILL BONNER Improve your prospect of employment as a Medical Receptionist/Secretary by attending this fun, informative course. Learn about all aspects of patient administration including billing methods and HIC, medical accounts, appointments, medical office procedures and policies, records management and customer service. You will be introduced to the most popular medical software (theory only) and have the opportunity to enter and edit patients' details on a college computer database. The medical terminology modules are designed for those who wish to work in the administrative, management or clerical areas of the health services. A statement of attainment and certificate will be issued on completion. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Fridays, 14th July to 18th August 9:30am-4pm Full fee: $375 (no concession)

8A RESPONSIBLE SERVICE OF ALCOHOL with COUNTRY HOSPITALITY SERVICES This provides participants with the skills and knowledge needed to serve alcohol in a responsible manner according to relevant NSW liquor legislation and to explain the problems associated with excessive consumption of alcohol. After successful completion of the course, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment, issued from the Country Hospitality Services and is LAB and VETAB accredited, which is a necessary qualification for those working in the hospitality industry. These courses held in Mullumbimby. Course A: Friday, 19th May, 9am-4pm Course B: Friday, 23rd June, 9am-4pm Concession: $115 Full fee: $128

9A SAFE FOOD HANDLING with COUNTRY HOSPITALITY SERVICES

Adult Literacy 1 READING, WRITING & MATHS with ROSE FRANCIS Our highly successful free course offers the opportunity to improve reading, writing, communication, computer and number skills. This could be a way to improve employment opportunities, to improve spelling, to assist your children with homework, to assist with further study, to learn English as a Second Language (ESL) or simply for everyday use. We also offer an accredited literacy course – CGEA – which is a nationally recognised equivalent to Year 10. Classes are small and places are limited. Please phone the office and we will pass your name and phone number to the tutor who will contact you personally. Thursday, Mullumbimby, 10am-12pm Friday, Ocean Shores, 1:30pm-4pm

Visual Art & Craft 2 ART OF FELTMAKING with ROBINA HENDERSON You can make an amazing array of beautiful materials and styles using this ancient art form. Make a unique shawl, scarf or wallhanging to take away with you on the day, as you learn a variety of felting and inlay techniques using wool, silk and yarns. Material cost $20. Please note feltmaking requires a degree of physical fitness. Guaranteed to be very satisfying and fun. These courses held at Ewingsdale Hall. Course 2A: Saturday, 20th May, 9:30am-5pm Course 2B: Saturday, 10th June, 9:30am-5pm Concession: $52 Full fee: $58

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“I look at my reflection, but I see myself through the lens which I have learnt.” Re-imagine yourself through creative explorations using art and photography. We will revisit family photos and create new portraits of ourselves. Delight in art as medicine and photography as a healing art. Material Cost $25 to be paid to tutor first session. Participants must have a camera (preferably digital).This course held in Brunswick Heads. 3 Thursdays, 1st June to 15th June 12:30pm-3:30pm Concession: $65 Full fee: $72

6 SCREEN PRINTING ON FABRIC with ANNE LEON

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2A CERTIFICATE III IN COMMUNITY SERVICES (CHILDREN'S SERVICES) with JANET WILSON (CHC30399) For those wishing to work with children, or already involved in child care, this Certificate III course is the standard National qualification for Child Care Workers. The course covers aspects of child development, support, behaviour management, health, safety and First Aid. Additional to class time is home based assignments and workplace participation. Materials cost $250, paid upon enrolment. This course held in Byron Bay. 30 Wednesdays, 10th May to 6th December 9:30am-4:30pm Full fee: $1250

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Students will learn how to design prints for fabric, create stencils to put onto screen, and print their own fabrics, including t-shirt design and printing. This course held in Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate. 6 Thursdays, 18th May to 22nd June 6pm-9pm Concession: $130 Full fee: $144

7 EVERYONE CAN MOSAIC with MARGURETE BEESLEY Welcome to this fun-filled, hands-on approach to an ancient art form, in which you will journey through time, learning the simple techniques used in ancient Rome and Greece, to decorate a large, ornamental terracotta dish and a place mat. A selection of beautiful templates will be available, or students can let the mosaic take it's own journey and form, with expert guidance from Margurete. All materials are supplied by the tutor. Material cost $60 to be paid to tutor at first class. This course held at Ewingsdale. 3 Sundays, 21st May to 4th June 10am-3pm Concession: $106 Full fee: $118

8 EVERYONE CAN PAINT with MARGURETE BEESLEY The French impressionists swam in a sea of light, colour, freedom and beautiful thick paint oozing onto their canvas, rich and bright. They were true masters of their medium. This course shows simple and easy step-by-step non-technical painting techniques for anyone from the true beginner to the hobby painter. No drawing skills are required, everyone can paint! On completion you will be excited about your own ability to achieve a rich, vibrant and credible painting. Material Cost $40 to be paid to tutor at first class. This Course held at Ewingsdale. 6 Tuesdays, 16th May to 20th June 10am-1pm Concession: $130 Full fee: $145

10 HENNA TATTOOING – THE WORLD OF MEHNDI with KARREN GIMBERT Enter into the romantic and passionate mysteries of this magical and healing art. These rituals of body adornment and decoration have been shared between women around the world for centuries. You'll learn about the background knowledge, techniques and resources for henna tattooing. Take this opportunity to be spiritually and physically adorned and adored! Workshop designed for women only. Material cost $2. This course held in Byron Bay. 1 Saturday, 13th May, 10pm-1pm Concession: $20 Full fee: $25

This unit deals with the skills and knowledge required to follow the key hygiene procedures which apply in many sectors, including the hospitality industry. It is an accredited module, "Safe Hygiene Procedures" (THHGHS01B), from the Training Package in Hospitality. It is particularly relevant for kitchen duties, housekeeping, food and beverage, tour operations and also applies to paid and unpaid workers. After successful completion of the course, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment, issued from Australian Hotels Association and is LAB and VETAB accredited This course held in Mullumbimby. 1 Friday, 2nd June, 9am-4pm Concession: $115 Full fee: $128

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CERTIFICATE IV IN TRAINING & ASSESSMENT

4 BEADED JEWELLERY FOR BEGINNERS with ZOM

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is the new qualification which replaces the Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training. To gain the full certification you must complete all 14 units listed on page 8 (Modules 1 – 4). You may choose to complete any of the modules independently and gain statements of attainment. In partnership with ACE North Coast, qualifications for completed units will be issued under their VETAB scope of registration. Please refer to full details in courses 10A and 11A following, other 2 modules offered in term 3.

Fill up your jewellery box! Learn how to make beautiful beaded jewellery. In this class we will cover a range of basic beading techniques from stringing, to wirework, to off-loom bead weaving. Each week students will finish a piece of jewellery. By the end of the class you will have a combination of new necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, as well as the experience to pursue more projects on your own. Materials extra. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Thursdays, 18th May to 22nd June, 10:30am-1pm Concession: $108 Full fee: $120

Discover the fundamentals of sculpting, mastering the use of tools and concepts. Translate your creative essence into wonderful sculpture masterpieces. Includes design work with a clay study for reference and sculpting in medium soapstone. Materials cost around $30 depending on size. Hebel stone is available to purchase. Visit the tutor's website at www.sonyamoran.com.au. This course held in Ewingsdale. 3 days Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 23rd June to 25th June 9am-3pm Concession: $135 Full fee: $149

11 INTRODUCTION TO COSTUME DESIGN with ANNIE MARTIN Get your creative juices flowing with this exciting course in which you’ll learn how to design, analyse and create a costume for a children's occasion, dance outfit, costume party or perhaps an entry into the Wearable Arts competition. Some sewing experience is required. Learn many sewing techniques and ideas from an experienced teacher and costume maker. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Wednesdays, 17th May to 21st June, 6:30pm-9pm Concession: $108 Full fee: $120

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12 LET'S GET GRAPHIC – DESIGNING & MAKING GIFT CARDS with Lucinda Cox

17 SEWING FOR BEGINNERS with ANNIE MARTIN

22 WATERCOLOUR JOURNEY with RI FRASER

28 KUNDALINI DANCE with SALLY GUILDFORD

This course is for those who would like to learn graphic design techniques in a fun atmosphere. Using gift card making as a medium, you will learn and apply new graphic skills, manual and/or computer based. Integrating design, imagery, materials, typography, colour and form, in these workshop sessions you can make all the cards you'll need for the year. At two to five dollars a pop for a bought card it's worth thinking about. Have fun, learn new graphic skills, get organised and save money all at once! This course held in Mullumbimby. 4 Monday, 22nd May to 19th June 3pm-5pm Concession: $59 Full fee: $65

For the complete beginner to gain confidence and learn all the sewing basics eg. patterns, cutting, machines and overlockers. Make a simple garment in a fun, stimulating and creative environment. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Tuesdays, 9th May to 13th June 6:30pm-9pm Concession: $108 Full fee: $120

After travelling around Australia last year, Ri brings back inspiration from the red central deserts, primeval rainforests, coral reefs and songline waterholes. For those who love Australian landscapes and would like to paint watercolour in traditional as well as abstract styles, this course gives lots of Aussie dreaming and painting. Photos from the journey will be used for reference, or bring your own favourite snaps. Material cost $60 for purchase of own materials. 7 Thursdays, 11 May to 22 June 10am-1pm Concession: $152 Full fee: $168

Dance for freedom, dance for fun. Dance to heal your body, mind and soul. An experiential dance journey through the seven chakras using breath and movement to create states of natural ecstacy. Suitable for all fitness levels. This course held in Byron Bay. 8 Fridays, 12th May to 30th June 9:30am-12pm Concession: $144 Full fee: $160

13 OIL PASTEL & S'GRAFFITTO DRAWING with JANEY BARKER If you love colour, texture and mixed media you will fall in love with the effects of oil pastels and s'graffitto techniques. Luscious glowing colour from the pastels combined with the ancient Italian scratching technique of s'graffitto, gives your artwork rich surface texture, bold contrasts, delicate lines and an aged mysterious atmosphere. Material cost $25 to $30. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Fridays, 12th May to 16th June 1pm-3pm Concession: $86 Full fee: $95

14 PAINTING IN SYMBOLS with RI FRASER Painting in symbols is the most ancient art form used for communication, marking a place, ritual and healing. Cultures around the world share similar symbols while others are unique to a place. In this workshop you will be guided to devise your own symbolic language, or use universal symbols to paint your own personal story in your unique style. Ri has studied and painted in Western and Eastern traditions, and while travelling around Australia recently, has worked with Aboriginal artists who are masters of symbol. Material cost approx $30 for purchase of own materials. These courses held in Mullumbimby and Byron Bay. Course 14A: Mullumbimby, 1 Wednesday, 17th May 9:30am-4:30pm Course 14B: Byron Bay, 1 Saturday, 10th June 9:30am-4:30pm Concession: $51 Full fee: $56

18 STRETCH SEWING with ANNIE MARTIN Be inspired and learn to sew all the latest fashion garments using stretch fabrics. Using a domestic machine and overlocker (bring your own or use machines supplied), you will learn many techniques including binding, hemming and elasticising, to produce quality garments eg yoga-wear, t-shirts, dancewear and swimwear, that look shop bought as well as saving dollars. Some basic sewing skills are necessary. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Saturdays, 13th May to 17th June 11am-1:30pm Concession: $108 Full fee: $120

19 THE ART OF PASTE PAPER with JOAN AJALA New from old! Discover the amazing craft of “paste paper” surface decoration, used extensively in the 1700s and 1800s for endpapers, bookcovers and boxes. These unique papers are seeing a revival in Europe and America at the present time. Modern paints and methods produce vibrant, stunning papers. You will bring from the course a number of beautiful cards, boxes and covered books with a professional finish, made from your own original “paste papers”, plus a stack of finished papers for your own use, as well as the know-how to continue with this fascinating craft at home. This will also enhance any scrap booking projects. Examples of paste papers can be seen at The Bookshop, Mullumbimby, and at the Byron Bay Community Centre. A reasonable level of fitness is required for this course. Material costs of $15 to be paid to the tutor on the first class. This course held in Mullumbimby. Saturday, 27th May, 10am-4pm & Sunday, 28th May, 1pm-4pm Concession: $63 Full fee: $69

20 THE LUSCIOUS BRUSH with HEIKA BRAHA A relaxed and creative course covering essential techniques and skills in the use of oils and acrylics and other mediums. If you have always wanted to paint or wish to improve your work this course is for you and is based on individual projects. Material cost $10. This course held in Ewingsdale. 6 Fridays, 12th May to 30th June 9:30pm-12:30pm (No class on 26 May and 16 June) Concession: $127 Full fee: $140

15 PERFECTING THE ART OF PASTELS with MARIA PATERSON Dry chalk pastels are a versatile medium that can be used for sketching or completing a beautiful vivid painting. In this course you will learn how to choose the right papers, pastels and techniques to perfect your own paintings. Subject matter will vary from still life and landscape to pure abstract. This will also be a chance to experiment with mixing this medium with watercolour or acrylic bases. Suitable for those wanting an introduction to pastels or are already working and developing their own pastel works. Material cost up to $60. This course held in Mullumbimby. 3 Saturdays, 27th May to 10th June 9:30am-2:30pm Concession: $99 Full fee: $110

Making objects from clay is a very old craft and because there are endless possibilities, it can be very new. Allow me to guide you on a short journey of exploration in order to learn some of these possibilities. This course is designed to develop the skills and ideas of each individual. I will introduce hand and wheel forming methods that launch you into creating your own ideas for tableware or sculptural works. As part of the overall ceramic process you will become familiar with surfacing methods using slips and glazes and how to obtain the best results from the kiln. Material cost $40 includes kiln fees. This course held in Mullumbimby. 5 Wednesdays, 3rd May to 31st May 9:30am-1:30pm Concession: $145 Full fee: $160

24 INTERMEDIATE SEWING with ANNIE MARTIN

21 THE TRANSLUCENT CANVAS with HEIKA BRAHA

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Enjoy a day exploring the techniques of acrylic paining in a creative and inspiring atmosphere. This is an opportunity to further your skills in the use of tone, light, composition and space; to feel encouraged to express your ideas on canvas/ paper and to complete your work by the day's end. For both experienced and new students. This course held at Ewingsdale. Bring your own materials or pay $30 on enrolment. 1 Saturday, 3rd June, 10am-4pm Concession: $44 Full fee: $49

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29 TAHITIAN DANCE FOR WOMEN NEW! with TEHANI FIEDLER-VALENTA Come, enjoy and dance to the Pacific Islands rhythms. The "Aparima," meaning kisses on the hand, is similar to the Hawaiian Hula. It is part of the Tahitian dance where you express through cultural and traditional songs of the islands, grace, sensuality and charm. Also popular with its grass skirt and coconut tops, is "Otea," which is the fast hips shaking dance, where the body is following the rhythm of the drums. Tahitian dance is a very good work out involving endurance, co-ordination, listening, personal expression, grace and most importantly the smile. Discover Tahitian culture from a Tahitian girl. This course held in Byron Bay. 2 Saturdays, 27th May and 3rd June 1pm-4pm Concession: $43 Full fee: $48

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This course has been designed by popular demand for those people that have a little sewing skill in a creative, fun class, that want to continue developing their sewing skills. It is desired (but not necessary if you have some basic sewing skills) to have completed sewing for beginners. Throughout this course we will explore many techniques that will help you become a better and more confident sewer, using the sewing machine and overlocker. Develop your skills in a friendly and enthusiastic environment with an experienced teacher. This course held at Byron Bay. 6 Thursdays, 25th May to 29th June 6:30pm-9pm Concession: $108 Full fee: $120

83 PAINTING FOR HEALING with RI FRASER

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Dance 25 BELLY DANCING with KARREN GIMBERT

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If you have always loved the music and dance or are inspired by the beauty and grace that is the Belly Dance, come along to this one day workshop. Even if you have never danced before or you just can't stop; dress up, bring veils/scarves, zills and coin belts and join Karren to celebrate the Goddess Dancing. Karren, from Ghaziya Belly Dance, has been dancing, performing and teaching for over 10 years including festivals, parties, women's circles, weddings, schools, art galleries and nightclubs. This course held in Byron Bay. 1 Saturday, 27th May 10am-1pm Concession: $20 Full fee: $25

26 EXPRESSION THROUGH MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE with AYELET ASHKAR

16 SCREEN PRINTING with JUDE WHITE Learn how to transfer your own drawings and paintings on to silk-screens and print your own T-shirts and fabrics. Screens will be made using photographic techniques and sunlight exposure. Simple effective techniques will ensure that you can continue to make and create your own screen prints at home. Beginners and experienced people of all ages are welcome. Material cost user pay. This course runs for 2 Saturdays and 2 Sundays and is held in Goonengerry. 2 Saturdays, 17 & 24 June & 2 Sundays 18 & 25 June 9:30am-4:30pm Concession: $201 Full fee: $224

23 WORKING WITH CLAY with SUVIRA MCDONALD

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Through Middle Eastern dance, combining ancient tradition and the rhythm of our modern life, create and express different sides of yourself. Enjoy the music of the east as you learn about "Balady" and "Classic" movements and how to move between them. Experience belly dancing techniques that provide fun and fitness. In the course you will study with an experienced teacher and performer, one of the top belly-dancers in Israel. This course held in Byron Bay. 5 Thursdays, 1st June to 29th June 10am-11:30am Concession: $56 Full fee: $62

27 FUSION DANCE with DEVA MOHANI A Devine experience of Dance and Fitness. We will combine Egyptian dance technique with Bollywood, Tribal and Sacred Dance and meditation. Gradually awakening the potency of your essential fire, the Shakti, this dance journey is a sensual celebration of your feminine essence. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Mondays, 15th May to 26th June 10am-11:45am Concession: $77 Full fee: $88

Music 31 ACOUSTIC GUITAR FOR BEGINNERS with KEN MCCORMACK If you've never picked up a guitar before, or you know a few chords, this course will take you through the basics of song accompaniment, strumming, finger style, music reading and solo guitar. The course covers several styles of music and is presented in a relaxed and non threatening manner. Designed specifically for beginners. Students must have own guitar to attend. Material cost $5. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Mondays, 15th May to 26th June 9:30am-11:30am (No class on 12 June – public holiday) Concession: $87 Full fee: $96

32 FEED YOUR EARS with DEBRA LORENZ

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A course designed to demystify the fundamentals of music theory and aural, using a vocal approach. Covers the structure of scales, intervals and chords. Suitable for both instrumentalists and singers. Zero theory knowledge OK. Basic music notation introduced. Music notation book required for this class. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Mondays, 15th May to 26th June 6pm-7:30pm Concession: $65 Full fee: $72

33 HISTORY OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY with MARY CANNON Are you passionate about Music? Would you like to know more about its roots and recording history? Join Mary Cannon, presenter of “Mystery Train” on Bay FM, for this inspiring and insightful exploration of music from many different genres. During this six week course we will take a look at early Blues and Jazz, the development of styles from New Orleans, Memphis & Chicago, Appalachian mountain music, R & B, Rock’n’Roll and role of “indie” labels. We will also cover the major developments in the recording industry – while listening to a range of examples on CD and DVD expanding your enjoyment of the music you love. Mary has extensive experience working in the recording industry in the US, a long term involvement in Community Radio, as well as a vast personal knowledge and passion for “roots” music. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Monday, 8th May to 19th June 6pm-8:30pm (No class on 12 June – public holiday) Concession: $108 Full fee: $120

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34 PIANO/KEYBOARD FOR BEGINNERS with BETH STEWART Learn to play piano/keyboard in a relaxed group environment. Develop skills in reading and playing music using an innovative and enjoyable method designed for beginners, which is both effective and fun. This course held in Mullumbimby 7 Fridays, 12th May to 23rd June 1:30pm-3:30pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $109

35 RHYTHMS FROM THE MIDDLE EAST with YUVAL ASHKAR Using traditional darbuka and frame drums, students will explore the ancient and sacred music of the Middle East, journeying through the rhythms of Turkey, Afghanistan, Israel, Andelusia, Armenia, Morocco and Iraq. Through improvisations, Yuval, a skilled musician, composer and entertainer, will teach participants the basic fingering techniques to play with both percussion groups and melody instruments. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Tuesdays, 16th May to 20th June 4pm-6pm Concession: $85 Full fee: $95

36 SINGING FOR THE TERRIFIED! with MADELEINE DE LORME Voice production to develop your voice, using both classical and non-classical styles. For all levels of singing, beginners to semi professionals. Learn to control your breathing correctly, where to place your tone, and learn tricks of the trade. Learn harmony with other singers. Develop confidence to perform, whatever the occasion. This course held in Bangalow. 7 Thursdays, 11th May to 22nd June 6pm-8pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $110

42 PRESENTING WITH JOY NEW! & CONFIDENCE USING STORYTELLING with JENNY CARGILL In a gentle, yet playful way, professional storyteller Jenni Cargill supports workshop participants to become more confident as presenters or storytellers. Weaving between demonstrations; simple, fun games; pair work; group activities and down-to-earth visualisation, participants are taken on a delightful journey through the world of story, to give them some basic tools from the storyteller's toolbox, which will enliven any presentation. This course held in Ewingsdale 3 Thursdays, 1st June to 15th June 10:30am-12:30pm Concession: $43 Full fee: $48

43 STANDUP COMEDY with MANDY NOLAN Mandy lives in Byron with her fulfilled dream – to create, foster and run her very own funny shire. After many successful courses and hundreds of graduates Mandy has developed a standup comedy course which virtually guarantees you will be a star (maybe not for very long or in this life!) Standup comedy is the ultimate plastic surgery for your personality, where you can become a uber-being transforming your dysfunctionalities, tragedies and neuroses into sharp-shooting wit. Mandy will teach you to write and perform standup, with the course culminating in a whizzbang comic debut at a local comedy venue. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Wednesdays, 10th May to 14th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $139 Full fee: $154

37 TWEAKING YOUR SONGWRITING with NIK TONGUE This course is a unique look at the key (and often overlooked) elements of song writing, designed to give practical examples of the way in which intellect can enhance creativity through understanding how combinations of chord structure, melody and rhythm create emotion and movement. Your inspiration may come from the heavens, but your translation is still governed by the ability of your body to translate it into physical form! This course is designed to break your current body memory and conditioning and expand your creativity by using both sides of your brain. For songwriters of any level who may be losing their audience after a few songs, feel their compositions are starting to sound the same, or just want some fresh ideas. This course held in Mullumbimby. 1 Saturday, 27th May 1pm-5pm Concession: $29 Full fee: $34

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Auditions are mini-performances. As an actor, singer, speaker or poet, you have just one chance to communicate a universe of ideas. One brief opportunity to invite others to experience the world view (you or) your character represents. You need to make it count. And you want to make it enjoyable for yourself and your audience. Using a poem, song, speech or monologue, this course can turn a usually terrifying event into a joyful, empowering and liberating exchange. Participants will be helped to let go of fears, choose their material, explore the character and learn to trust their choices as they prepare for an audition, presentation or one-off performance. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Tuesdays, 16th May to 20th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $129 Full fee: $143

41 MAKING WAVES – POLITICAL NEW! STREET THEATRE with SABINA BALTRUWEIT & MARGARET LOUISE Calling all community activists! – and everyone interested in raising public awareness around a community or political issue. If there is a situation or idea you are passionate about, this very enjoyable one day workshop is for you. Develop new ways to present your issue to the rest of the world and discover how easy it is to slip into a role and stand up for your convictions. Previous performing experience absolutely NOT necessary! The cost of the course is subsidised by the tutors in the community interest. This course held in Byron Bay. 1 Saturday, 3rd June, 10am-3pm Concession: $15 Full fee: $20

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49 EBAY – DEVELOP YOUR OWN HOME BASED BUSINESS with NATASHA SEARLE Learn the basics of selling on eBay the easy way. This eBay accredited course teaches you everything you need to know to become a successful eBay Seller. No experience necessary. Fun, simple, easy and a genuine way to earn money from home. Material cost $15 paid to tutor at first class. These courses held in Byron Bay. Course 49A: 1 Saturday, 6th May 10am-4pm Course 49B: 1 Saturday, 13th May 10am-4pm Course 49C: 1 Saturday, 27th May 10am-4pm Concession: $49 Full fee: $54

50 FINANCIAL PLANNING & MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL BUSINESS with KERRY BUGDEN This is an accredited module from the nationally recognised Certificate IV in Small Business Management. It will greatly assist anyone who is currently, or about to be in business. Includes cash flow planning, accounting systems, balance sheets, profit planning/projections, performance analysis. This course held in Mullumbimby. 7 Tuesdays, 9th May to 20th June 5:30pm-9pm Concession: $190 Full fee: $210

51 GETTING YOUR ART OUT THERE NEW! with CATE CORMACK Are you a practicing artist, artisan, crafts person or sculptor who has artworks, creative skills, ideas or projects that you want to launch out in the world? Join us for this informative, interactive and inspirational weekend that will help you to: Clarify the vision and possibilities of your artistic offering; Discover the "right" markets that suit your work or project; Identify income sources: galleries, retail, publishing, grants, websites etc; Be introduced to the business basics of contracts copyright and competition; Understand how marketing works and how to use it easily. Marketing and creative enterprise expansion expert, Cate Cormack, facilitates the sessions. In addition to her 25 years business experience, she is a practicing and award winning visual artist. This course held in Byron Bay. Saturday & Sunday, 10th and 11th June 9:30am-3:30pm Concession: $88 Full fee: $97

52 INVESTING IN THE SHAREMARKET with MARK WORTHINGTON

Performance 40 AUDITION & PERFORMANCE TECHNIQUES with LORRENE CRUICKSHANK

Business & Work Studies

Writing 45 FREELANCE JOURNALISM – WEB BASED COURSE with PAUL SHAW

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Learn to write articles and take photographs for sale to publications and other media locally, nationally and around the world. People, travel, reviews, special interest topics, sports and adventure are all possible areas for the freelancer. Communication and assignment will be by email and through the unit's web site. This method of delivery follows the working styles of many freelance journalists. There will be one face-to-face seminar in Byron Bay in week six of the course. 8 weeks, 11th May to 29th June Concession: $179 Full fee: $198

47 VIDEO JOURNALISM FOR BYRON TV with RON BAY

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Learn to be a community video journalist for www. byrontv.net, Byron’s new online TV station. You will learn to identify, plan, shoot and edit a 2min video story. The clip will be posted on www.byron.net after the course. Basic camera skills required. One camera available. This course will be held in Byron Bay. 6 Tuesdays, 23rd May to 27th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $129 Full fee: $145

48 WRITING YOUR LIFE STORY with ALISON PEARL Lead by a published author, this intensive workshop will have you discovering and writing the themes, events and meaning of your life. This course held in Mullumbimby. 5 Wednesdays, 24th May to 21st June 5:30pm-8:30pm Concession: $106 Full fee: $118

Learn how to identify quality companies and invest in the sharemarket using simple "fundamental analysis" principles as developed by billionaire, Warren Buffet, the world's most successful investor. These sessions include performance, risk, income and growth measurement and are held in Byron Bay. 8 Wednesdays, 10th May to 28th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $175 Full fee: $195

53 MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID with BRUCE PAUL Mental Health First Aid is a 12 hour course developed by the Centre for Mental Health Research at the Australian National University. It teaches skills for providing initial help to people experiencing mental health problems such as depression, anxiety disorders, substance abuse and briefly deals with suicide prevention and psychosis. Statistically, one is far more likely to use the skills gained in this course than in normal physical First Aid courses. 1 in 5 Australians have a diagnosable mental health disorder in any given year. Bruce Paul is the accredited instructor with extensive counselling experience, as well as teaching Stress Management from a Cognitive Behavioural therapy approach. This course held in Mullumbimby. Saturday & Sunday, 20th & 21st May 9:30am-4:30pm Concession: $107 Full fee: $118

54 PASSIONATE LIFESTYLE BUSINESS with CATE CORMACK Passion is all about pass-I-on or passing what you know or love on to others. So what are you doing that you love but not getting out into the world? How can you use this passion to finance your dreams? These experiential sessions will: Introduce you to what it takes to move into income-producing activities you love; Discover why business ideas succeed from surviving to thriving, while others may simply need some reviving; Inspire you to be more innovative, courageous and productive with your life. This course held in Byron Bay Saturday, 6th May 9:30am-4:30pm Concession: $53 Full fee: $59

55 ST JOHN'S SENIOR FIRST AID CERTIFICATE with LOLA MILLS This essential training provides the student with a Certificate recognised by Industry and Government departments. The course involves some study and a final exam. Course cost includes new revised book and bandages. This course held in Brunswick Heads. Course 55A: 3 Saturdays, 13th May to 27th May 8:30am-3:30pm Course 55B: 3 Tuesdays, 6th June to 20th June 8:30am-3:30pm Concession: $118 Full fee: $129

56 IMPROVE YOUR LIFE THROUGH NEW! EFFECTIVE STRESS MANAGEMENT & LIFE SKILLS with PATRICK DEPREZ We are all subjected to serious and negative pressures in our lives. Sometimes these challenges become overpowering and drain our energy and fun. You will learn powerful new ways to recognize, understand and tackle stress creatively. Improve your life at home, work and in the community. You rediscover the fun and excitement of being truly alive. The tutor has worked extensively in the corporate and public service world. He is an experienced research scientist, pilot, environmental manager, team leader and adventurer. This course held in Mullumbimby. 5 Thursdays, 18th May to 15th June 6pm-8pm Concession: $65 Full fee: $79

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Computer Studies 57 COMPUTERS FOR COMPLETE BEGINNERS with ROD MACDONALD & GLENN HARE Starting from scratch, find out how computers can be a useful tool in your life. Learn how to use Windows, to manage your files and to print. Use Microsoft Word to produce simple documents such as letters, flyers and reports. Includes a brief introduction to Excel spreadsheets and email. Course 57A: 6 Tuesdays, 9th May to 13th June 9:30am-12:30pm held in Byron Bay Course 57B: 6 Wednesdays, 10th May to 14th June 9:30am-12:30pm held in Mullumbimby Course 57C: 6 Thursdays, 11th May to 15th June 6pm-9pm held in Byron Bay Concession: $148 Full fee: $164

58 COMPUTER FOUNDATION SKILLS with MARK BAUMERT This comprehensive course suits the computer adventurer as well as the self taught computer user. Fundamental skills are developed and reinforced in the effective use of Windows, Word Processing, Email, the Internet, file management and Spreadsheets. Focussing on a range of essential concepts upon which efficient computer use are built including the logic of the Windows operating system. This course builds those skills that inspire confidence in the use of computer equipment and prepare participants to easily integrate computing into their way of life and or their employment. This course held in Byron Bay. 8 Thursdays, 11th May to 29th June 1:30pm-4:30pm Concession: $180 Full fee: $198

59 COMPUTER SHORTCUTS with MARK BAUMERT For those having completed Computers for Beginners. Learn a variety of time and effort saving techniques to use while driving the computer. Keyboard shortcuts, customising the desktop, viewing multiple windows even customising toolbars and understanding the logic of windows. These are essential skills for the efficient use of a computer. This course will held in Byron Bay. 3 Mondays, 8th May to 22nd May 9:30am-12:30pm Concession: $72 Full fee: $80

60 DIGITAL COLLAGE with TESS CULLEN Collages are two-dimensional reliefs of artistically arranged materials, an image created from a combination of other images. Fireworks is a graphic program loaded with the tools needed to create the illusion of two, and even three dimensional objects. We will import, create or enhance digital images and cover many of the tools and techniques needed to be able to create stand alone artworks or posters. Using a graphics program is great fun for the artistically inclined. This course held in Mullumbimby. 5 Tuesdays, 30th May to 27th June 1:30pm-4:30pm Concession: $125 Full fee: $138

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61 DIGITAL CAMERA TECHNIQUES with MARK BAUMERT

67A MYOB – GETTING STARTED with KERRY BUGDEN

72 SENIORS INTERNET & EMAIL – INTRODUCTION with BABS NATHAN

81 BEGINNERS MEDITATION & YOGA with LANI SUMMERS

For those having completed Computers for Beginners. Digital cameras, a technically complex yet powerful business and recreational tool. Considering the requirements of each image, email, printing etc, this course focuses on achieving the most appropriate outcome for each photograph. The mysteries of pixels, resolution, quality, jpg, exif, USB, memory and digital zoom are unravelled allowing users to focus upon the important issues of composition, light and contrast. Techniques to manage images on a computer and to edit and print those images are also covered. This is an ideal introduction to the more sophisticated image management techniques covered in the Photoshop course. Participants SHOULD have a digital camera but this is NOT essential for enrolment in this course. This course held in Byron Bay. 4 Mondays, 22nd May to 19th June 1:30pm-4:30pm (No class 12 June – public holiday) Concession: $98 Full fee: $110

If you would like to know how to use MYOB, then this is the course to start with. Learn to navigate thru the system, and complete routine entries. This course will be held in Mullumbimby 4 Tuesday, 9th May to 30th May 9am-1pm Concession: $176 Full fee: $194

For those who have completed Seniors Computing, or anyone over the age of 55 who can already use a Windows-based computer. In this specially designed, handson, gently paced course, conducted in a comfortable, friendly environment, you will learn the basics of how to access the World Wide Web, use search tools, save files for offline viewing, create and manage your Outlook Express email accounts. This course held in Byron Bay. 4 Thursdays, 8th June to 29th June 9:30am-12:30pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $108

A course designed for those who know their lives would be enhanced by these practices, but until now have felt too intimidated to go to a general class. We’ll start from scratch for those who have never stepped upon a yoga mat, for those who did it so long ago they need to refresh and for those returning from illness or injury. You don’t need to be fit or flexible, you just need enthusiasm, patience and humour. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Wednesdays, 17th May to 21st June 6pm-8pm Concession: $85 Full fee: $95

73 VIDEO EDITING & DVD CREATION with REX FORWOOD

82 INTRODUCTION TO CHI KUNG – SELF HEALING PRACTICES with SHIRSA MARIE

Learn DVD Production Tools – how to edit and prepare your videos, photo albums and add soundtracks. Create navigation elements. Burn your DVD production software – Premier, Vagas, Photoshop, Audio Progs, DVD architech, DVDiT. This course held in Byron Bay. 8 Wednesdays, 10th May to 28th June 2pm-4:30pm Concession: $164 Full fee: $180

62 DVD CREATION ON THE MAC with MAJIDA STEINFELD

Entry requirement: completion of MYOB Getting Started Beginner Course within last 2 years (MYOB Course run through ACE over past 2 years) or completion of Cert IV Financial Planning. How to set up a company file, chart of accounts, tax codes, cards and inventory items. Learn how to deal with every day transactions through to end of month reconciliations and reporting. An opportunity for small business to test drive a system to maintain and enhance business reporting and recording transactions. Sales (design and create invoices for clients), Time Billing, Purchases (create Bank Files to pay Creditors through Internet banking) Banking (prepare deposit slip for Bank) Inventory (understand the best use for your business). Designed for small/medium business owners preparing for growth. This course held in Mullumbimby. 4 Tuesdays, 6th June to 27th June 9am-1pm Concession: $176 Full fee: $194

Regular practice of this gentle style of exercise increases flexibility and ease of movement, improves posture, builds inner strength, releases tension and enhances all functions of the body. It is beneficial for conditions such as arthritis, asthma, high blood pressure, digestive problems, anxiety and depression. Enjoy its pleasurable and relaxing effects. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Wednesdays, 17th May to 21st June 10:30am-12pm Concession: $65 Full fee: $72

This course teaches the skills needed to design, create and burn your movies and slideshow onto a DVD using the software iDVD 5. The DVD can have a menu and submenu with chapters, music and photos of your choice, added text and dissolves. DVD is a great way to store and share your precious memories preserving high digital quality. Prerequisite: basic computer skills and iMovie experience. This course held in Byron Bay. 3 Wednesdays, 14th June to 28th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $78 Full fee: $87

63 ILLUSTRATOR CS INTRODUCTION (PC) with ZEO OBAN The easiest way to draw on your computer and create illustrations, artwork, logos, business cards and small brochures. No matter if the projects are highly technical or artistic, complex or simple, this program is user-friendly and allows you to import your scanned documents and combine them with Illustrator artwork. Course manual provided. Pre-requisite: basic computer skills required. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Tuesdays, 16th May to 20th June 1:30pm-4:30pm Concession: $169 Full fee: $188

64 INTRODUCTION TO THE APPLE MAC OS 10 or X with TOM HAIN INTRODUCTION TO THE MAC: The Apple Macintosh Computer and Operating System MAC OS 10 (also known as OS X) FOR BEGINNERS. Using an iMac find out how best to use and organise your computer and how to create and manage your files. Covers email, internet, word processing, using applications, printing, backing up to external storage devices. Students will need access to a Mac between training sessions to practise what has been covered. Students are invited to bring their own laptop if they own one. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Tuesdays, 16th May to 20th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $148 Full fee: $164

67B MYOB – NEXT STEP FOR BUSINESS with KERRY BUGDEN

67C MYOB – PAYROLL with KERRY BUGDEN

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Entry requirements: Completion of MYOB Level 1(A) or (B). How to set up payroll systems and employee pay runs using the Payroll Module. This course held in Byron Bay. 2 Mondays, 8th May & 15th May 1:30am-4:30pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

68 PHOTOSHOP CS INTRODUCTION (PC) with GERHARDT VEIT & ZEO OBAN Learn how to use the most powerful image creation and editing application. Techniques covered include: improving and editing your digital photos, restoring old family pictures, cropping, layering, bevelling, gradients, drop shadows and a range of composite and special effects including images for websites. Manipulating images so that if you want we can put you on the cover of Time magazine. Windows and file management skills are required as well as basic computer skills. Please note extended course hours. Course 68A held in Mullumbimby and Course 68B held in Byron Bay. Course 68A: 7 Mondays, 8th May to 26th June 6pm-9pm (No class 12 June – public holiday) Course 68B: 7 Tuesdays, 16th May to 27th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $169 Full fee: $188

70 PHOTOSHOP INTRODUCTION FOR APPLE MAC with GERHARDT VEIT

65 QUICKBOOKS with PAULINE KAPRAL Learn simple bookkeeping with this easy to use computer program. Covers setting up the chart of accounts, through to reconciliation of bank statements. Also covers customer and items lists, customising forms, invoice and cash sales, credit notes, stock control and GST reports. Materials (textbook) $40 included in fee. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Thursdays, 25th May to 29th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $179 Full fee: $198

66 MUSIC CREATION with REX FORWOOD Create your own music using 'Reason' 'Cubase' and 'Acid'; make loops and use samples; design your beats and effects; automate the mix and add vocals; master to CD or DVD. This course held in Byron Bay. 8 Wednesdays, 10th May to 28th June 10:30am-1pm Concession: $164 Full fee: $180

Learn how to use the most powerful image creation and editing application. Techniques covered include: cropping, layering, bevelling, gradients, drop shadows and a range of composite and special effects. You can give yourself (your Photo) a facelift, without having to go to the plastic surgeon. Also covers creating images for web sites and your emails. Make you own business card, flyer or logo. A good knowledge of your computer and file management are required. This course held in Byron Bay. 7 Thursdays, 11th May to 22nd June 6pm-9pm Concession: $169 Full fee: $188

71 SENIORS COMPUTING with BABS NATHAN Beginners, over the age of 55, will learn basic skills in operating and being in control of a personal computer (not Macs) using Windows and file management, as well as a brief introduction to word processing, in a specially designed, hands-on, gently-paced course, conducted in a comfortable, friendly environment. This is an ideal course if you have just bought a computer, you are thinking of buying one or even using a public access computer (eg. library, CTC, friends and family). This course held in Byron Bay. 4 Thursdays, 11th May to 1st June 9:30am-12:30pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $108

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74 CREATE WEBSITES USING DREAMWEAVER MX2004 with CAROLE CHAPMAN Learn the basics of creating websites, designing the pages, preparing pictures and uploading your website to the web. You will become experienced by creating several given websites at your own pace. You may then go on to create your own website if you prefer. Participants need a good basic knowledge of Windows and File Management. This courses held in Byron Bay. 6 Wednesdays, 10th May to 14th June 6am-9pm Concession: $148 Full fee: $164

75 WORD SKILLS with GLENN HARE This course will equip you to format a document in Microsoft Word, plus covering the most important features of Windows File Management. Pre-requisite basic competence in using Microsoft Windows. This course held in Mullumbimby. 4 Wednesdays, 7th June to 28th June 1:30pm-4:30pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $109

76 POWERPOINT PLUS with TRUDY SMITH

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Take Power Point to the next level – learn how to produce your own mini auto run CDs with menus, navigation, background sound, hot links using Power Point. Ideal for Business Cards, Resumes, Product catalogues, presentations, Brochures. This course will be held in Mullumbimby. 4 Wednesdays, 10th May to 31st May 1:30pm-4:30pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $109

77 EDITING FOR THE HOME MOVIE MAKER with MAJIDA STEINFELD This hands on course will teach the beginner how to use the video editing programme iMovie 4 on a Mac computer. Topics to be covered: editing principles, capturing video footage, cutting and reorganising shots, adding fades and dissolves, making titles, adding music, special effects and exporting the final product. This course held in Byron Bay. 5 Wednesdays, 10th May to 7th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $122 Full fee: $135

1A BITES (UNITS FROM CERTIFICATE I IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) with MARK BAUMERT

83 PAINTING FOR HEALING with RI FRASER

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Art has been used since antiquity as a method of healing. Shamans and healers made marks in sand, on rock or bark containing energy and power for specific balancing. This workshop is a self-healing process where participants can paint shapes, texture, colour and emotion around whatever is hindering their personal path. Ri Fraser is a Holistic Counsellor, Psychotherapist and Spiritual Healer as well as a Visionary Artist. She has led many workshops in healing and self-awareness. Art Therapy is one modality she uses in her Healing Practice and she offers this exciting opportunity to explore the inner terrain through painting. This course held in Mullumbimby. 1 Sunday, 28th May 9:30am-4:30pm Concession: $49 Full fee: $55

84 RYOHO YOGA & WOMENS HEALTH with LISA HANSBERRY

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Ryoho yoga has long proven to effectively change and assist women's health. In this course we will explore exercises and information for assisting all women's issues, including period pain, fertility, bleeding, PMT, cramps, headaches, hormones, post natal, foods etc. The classes will include an individual “chat” about the changes experienced throughout the course. This course will be held Byron Bay. 6 Saturdays, 20th May to 24th June 1:30pm-3:30pm Concession: $87 Full fee: $96

86 TAI CHI CHUAN with MICHAEL ROSE Enjoy the sensation of harmonising mind and body in the ancient movements of the tai chi form. Explore the realms of subtle energy and find the stillness at the centre of all activity. Those involved with sports and physical work will benefit from the detailed knowledge of stretching muscle chains to gain more power, more safely. Daily practice of this Chinese martial art builds lasting health, peace and inner refinement. This course held in Brunswick Heads. 6 Tuesdays, 16th May to 20th June 5:30pm-7pm Concession: $67 Full fee: $74

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4A EFFECTIVE EXCEL TECHNIQUES with MARK BAUMERT (VET) For more information please refer to Accredited courses.

Health & Lifestyle 80 ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE – AN INTRODUCTION with MARIE HAYES The Alexander Technique works because you learn to apply important principles of human movement to everyday or specialised activities. You experience an improvement in flexibility and balance, which leads to a reduction of postural and stress related conditions such as neck and back pain. Whatever you do, the Alexander Technique can work for you! Visit the website at www.alexandertechnique.org.au. This course held in Byron Bay. 2 Saturdays, 13th May & 20th May 10am-5pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $110

87 TAKE HOME YOGA with LANI SUMMERS

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A course designed for those who would like a regular home based practice to enhance their intermittent class attendance. By developing a basic knowledge of postures, their benefits and contra-indications, you will be assisted in adapting sequences to suit your needs and goals. All levels welcome, though some experience is an advantage. This course held in Mullumbimby. 8 Thursday, 18th May to 22nd June 6pm-8pm Concession: $86 Full fee: $95

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Personal Development 5 CREATIVE MIRROR with CHRISTABEL BARANAY

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89 A JOURNEY INTO METAPHYSICS NEW! with ANNA PARKER Metaphysics provides tools for practical mysticism to be applied in everyday life. We will explore the familiar words of Jesus in the language he actually spoke, Aramaic and learn meditative exercises and body prayers to help us directly experience the life changing spiritual practice of Jesus' original mystical tradition and the hidden Gospel. This course held in Byron Bay. 4 Tuesdays, 16th May to 6th June 10am-12pm Concession: $58 Full fee: $64

90 THE ART OF MINDFULNESS IN EVERYDAY LIFE with CAROL WEAVER This course is based on Buddhist principles of mindfulness. Participants will be introduced to skill-based practices developed from 'Somatics and Energetics' (body-oriented therapies) as well as from Buddhist teaching and Tai Chi/ChiQong. Experiential learning creates a transferable skills base to meet changing circumstances. More general benefits include greater well-being, contentment and a sense of competence to deal with life. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Thursdays, 11th May to 29th June 7pm-9pm (No class 25th May and 1st June) Concession: $85 Full fee: $95

91 BEGINNERS ASTROLOGY with TESS CULLEN

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This course begins the journey into the symbolic language of Astrology by building the foundations needed to use astrology in your life. This informative and experiential study leads to an understanding of your personality and inherent behaviour patterns, the nature of your difficulties and challenges, your possibilities and potentials in life. We cover the elements and the signs which are the basic themes of the language within astrology, the luminaries and inner planets which build your personality. This course held in Byron Bay. 8 Fridays, 12th May to 30th June 9:30am-12:30pm Concession: $170 Full fee: $189

94 GESTALT – FINDING AUTHENTIC SELF with GAYLE RUSSELL Learn something of the theory and practice of Gestalt psychology and its basic principles. Learn more about yourself and how you interact with the world. The program will be informative and interactive, looking at: awareness, contact boundaries, responsibility for and acceptance of self, resistance and change. The tutor is an experienced teacher and a Gestalt psychotherapist. This course held in Mullumbimby. 2 Wednesdays, 21st June and 28th June 10am-3pm Concession: $72 Full fee: $80

95 RE-IGNITING CREATIVITY with ANNETTE LYONS In these classes we will explore a variety of tools and techniques for dealing with creative blocks in a supportive group environment. Expect the unexpected in this gentle and profound course as we explore what gives you joy in creativity, using techniques ranging from a collage to creative goal setting. This course would be especially useful for those who have done or intend doing Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way". This course held in Byron Bay. 7 Wednesdays, 17th May to 28th June 6pm-8:30pm Concession: $102 Full fee: $112

96 RELATIONSHIPS – KISSING THE NEW! WASP with PENNY WATSON Experience what "quantum entanglement", "strange attractors", and "super positions" have to do with making relating better than just everyday cause-and-effect disappointment, conflict and pain! Find out how to transform criticism and frustrations into powerful allies for enriching your relationships, whether almost perfect or difficult – with partners, family, friends, co-workers, others or yourself. This course held in Possum Creek. 1 Sunday, 28th May 10am-3pm Concession: $36 Full fee: $40

98 THE WORK OF BYRON KATIE with KEVALA SULLIVAN

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Who would you be without your story? The Work of Byron Katie Reid is a simple yet powerful tool to unravel the thinking behind the stories we tell ourselves, that cause stress in our lives. Developed through her own personal experience of how suffering is created and ended, Byron Katie's insight into the mind is consistent with leading edge research in cognitive psychology. In the Work you will experience four simple questions and a turnaround. The heart answers them, reality is experienced more clearly, suffering ends. Course includes an optional video evening. This course will be held in Mullumbimby. 4 Mondays, 15th May to 5th June 1pm-3:30pm Concession: $72 Full fee: $80

Parenting 92 CONSCIOUS AGEING with MARGO KNOX

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In this practical, easy course you will explore your own beliefs and those that affect you around the process of ageing. Over six weeks we'll explore your ideas around this wonderful challenging time in your personal evolution from a metaphysical perspective as well as from the physical, emotional and psychological. Your inner purpose and wisdom are nurtured as together we traverse the "Way of the Elder", seeking understanding of your own inner wisdom and power of mind, and the role of gratitude, letting go and forgiveness. Margo creates a loving supportive environment in which to share and explore ideas. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Tuesdays, 16th May to 20th June 6pm-8pm Concession: $87 Full fee: $96

93 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION & MANAGING CONFLICT with GAYLE RUSSELL

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Having trouble getting your message across? Finding that issues in your life escalate to conflict? Learn tools and skills to communicate more effectively and constructively. We will cover: communication blocks, expressing feelings, assertiveness, dealing with resistance, becoming a better listener, reducing conflict in our relationships and feeling OK about saying NO. This course is experiential: you will learn skills and understandings to better equip you in dealing with the wide range of communication and interactive needs we have in life. Material cost $11 for workbook. This course held in Mullumbimby. 1 weekend, 24th and 25th June 10am-4pm Concession: $85 Full fee: $96

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Language 104 FRENCH FOR CONVERSATION – LEVEL 1 with MONIQUE LAVAIL Through this sound introduction to my romantic mother tongue, you will practise greetings, travel reservation, food and drink ordering, basic conversational skills using greetings, songs and rhymes. Pick up lots of cultural tips and appreciate French humour! Material cost $10. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Mondays, 22nd May to 3rd July 6:30pm-8:30pm (No class on 19th June) Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

Enjoy an exploration of my romantic culture through diverse folk and modern songs! To help you improve your practise and gain confidence, lively dialogues on tapes, jokes and debates using idioms are also used. Focus will be on practising verbs in their present, past and future forms. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Thursdays, 25th May to 29th June 6:30pm-8:30pm Concession: $115 Full fee: $128

106 INDONESIAN FOR BEGINNERS with HELEN THWAITES An introduction to the language and culture of Indonesia. Learn basic conversational and functional Indonesian in fun and highly interactive environment. Suitable for casual visitors to the country or for related study purposes. This course will be held in Byron Bay. 6 Mondays, 8th May to 19th June 6:30pm-8:30pm (No class on 12th June) Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

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This course is for those who prefer a relaxed approach to learning Italian. Ideal for anyone intending to travel, as topics covered in the class are those likely to be encountered by a traveller. Have fun learning this romantic language in a small group setting. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Wednesdays, 24th May to 28th June 10am-12pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

108 JAPANESE FOR BEGINNERS with KATSUKO NARA This course is a great introduction to the beautiful Japanese language. Whether you are planning a trip abroad or interested in Japanese history and culture, here is your chance to practise and develop Japanese language skills. This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Mondays, 15th May to 26th June 6pm-8pm (No class on 12th May) Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

101 BABY SIGNS – LEARNING TO NEW! COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR BABY with KIM HUDSON-DAVIS To start signing with your baby you only need to know one sign. This course will introduce you to the beautiful and expressive language of baby signs. Based on Auslan (Australian Sign Language), the classes aim to bring parent and baby together through communication. By the time babies are 6 to 10 months old, they are quite capable of knowing what it is they need or want. What they don't know is how to tell us with words, which leads to frustration for baby and parent alike. All this changes when a baby is able to use baby-signs. With signs like "Thirsty," "Hungry," "Hot" and "Cold" and many others at their disposal, babies can make their needs known quickly and quietly without resorting to tantrums and tears. Babies Welcome. This course held in Byron Bay 8 Tuesdays, 9th May to 27th June 10am-12pm Concession: $115 Full fee: $128

This course is a continuation of the beginners course, or for those who have a basic knowledge of Spanish. Yolanda extends her students’ vocabulary, reading and conversational abilities. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Fridays, 12th May to 16th June 10am-12pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

112 SPANISH FOR INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 2 with YOLANDA SANTIAGO This course is for those who have completed the beginners and intermediate level 1 courses and would like to continue working towards fluency in the Spanish lanuage. Students will learn in a fun and interactive environment. This course held in Byron Bay. 6 Thursdays, 11th May to 15th June 10am-12pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

Cooking 114 COOKING FOR MEN & BOYS NEW! with ADRIAN (VIDEHA) ZANGGER Are you… A father/son team? A young man over 13 years? A single dad? An uncle? A Grandfather? A man in a relationship without kids? A single man without kids? Then this course is for you! Come and enjoy a supportive, fun, nourishing and inspiring environment amongst men and boys. Learn practical recipes and other related skills, knife skills, kitchen hygiene and shopping tips. Dazzle your wife or mother! Act as a father/son team or improve your lifestyle as a single man. Nourish your relationships with this real contribution. This course will be held in Mullumbimby. 3 Thursdays, 18th May to 1st June 5:30pm-8:30pm Concession: $40 Full fee: $75

115 EASY ENTERTAINING with VICTORIA COSFORD Learn how to create simple elegant three-course dinner parties in minimal time over a series of 4 Monday nights. Victoria Cosford will demonstrate a series of delicious Mediterranean-inspired meals which the class will then create and consume. Enjoy the social aspect of these relaxed hands-on evenings and come away having experienced some fantastic new recipes. Material cost $50 paid to tutor at first class. This course held in Byron Bay. 4 Mondays, 15th May to 5th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

116 ESPRESSO AT HOME with REBECCA ZENTFELD Perfect your coffee making skills for home and office. Rebecca and John will guide you through the steps to making great espresso coffee using your home machine. Covers roasting, grinding, extraction, milk frothing and all espresso coffees. Fine tune your coffee making skills. This course held in Newrybar. 2 Saturdays, 20th May & 27th May 9:30am-11:30am Concession: $34.00 Full fee: $38.00

117 FLAVOURS OF INDIA with PUNITA GUPTA

102 GUIDING YOUNG CHILDREN'S NEW! BEHAVIOUR with ELIZABETH MAY Being a parent is not easy. Elizabeth is an Early Childhood professional who has worked in a number of childcare settings. During this time she created a course that will enhance your parenting skills. The strategies are simple and they work! Elizabeth looks forward to supporting you in the wonderful journey of being a parent. This course is for parents and caregivers of young children 2 – 5 years old. This course held in Byron Bay. Course 102A: 1 Saturday, 27th May 10am-1pm Course 102B: 1 Thursday, 8th June 6pm-9pm Concession: $20 Full fee: $24

Learn Spanish in a fun and friendly environment. For the lover of languages and the traveller. The course will cover pronunciation, understanding and development of vocabulary, reading and general conversation. Some homework is involved. This course held in Byron Bay. Course 110A: 6 Tuesdays, 9th May to 13th June 10am-12pm Course 110B: 6 Tuesdays, 9th May to 13th June 6pm-8pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

111 SPANISH FOR INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 1 with YOLANDA SANTIAGO

105 FRENCH FOR CONVERSATION – LEVEL 2 with MONIQUE LAVAIL

107 ITALIAN LANGUAGE CONVERSATION with LAUREEN SEYERS-ELISE

110 SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS with YOLANDA SANTIAGO

109 PARLO ITALIANO (ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS) with ERICA SUSANNA From basic questions to full sentences, in this course you will learn the tools to express yourself in the language of art and beauty. You will know how to order a cappuccino in Rome and how to ask an Italian for a date! No prerequisites are needed. This is suitable for anyone who wants some romance in their lives! This course held in Mullumbimby. 6 Wednesdays, 17th May to 21st June 6:30pm-8:30pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

Learn how to prepare delicious vegetarian dishes: snacks, main meals, curries and puddings. Have a tasteful feast at the end of each class. Special attention will be paid to preparing curry paste. You can also learn how to make natural yoghurt and garam masala (special spice for curries). Additional recipes include: Channa Masala, Shahi Paneer, Malai Kofta, Dum Aloo, Dal Fry, Massala Gobi, Paneer Bhaji (Ricotta Cheese), Stuffed Pranthas and Missi Roti. Material cost $40 to be paid to tutor at the first class. This course held in Byron Bay. 4 Saturdays, 10th June to 1st July 9am-12pm Concession: $89 Full fee: $98

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Enjoy learning how to cook simple tasty and nutritional Japanese vegetarian food infused throughout with the benefits of macrobiotic touches. Through cooking and eating we will develop our ability to listen to the voice of our bodies and follow the rhythm of nature. During each class you will be taken on a culinary journey that will end in a relaxed feast of all that was created. Material cost of $50 to be paid to tutor at first class. This course held in Mullumbimby. 4 Wednesdays, 24th May to 14th June 5:30pm-9pm Concession: $104 Full fee: $116

124 GOLF with CHRIS GRAHAM & DAMIEN WEBER From professional and experienced teachers, learn all about driving, long & short irons, chipping, putting and course management. For all skill levels. Fee includes ball and club hire, if requested. This course held in Byron Bay & Mullumbimby. Course 124A: 4 Thursdays, 11th May to 1st June, 11:30am-1:30pm Mullumbimby Course 124B: 4 Fridays, 12th May to 2nd June 9:30am-11:30am Byron Bay Concession: $79 Full fee: $88

127 TENNIS with CHRIS HERDEN Get fit, meet new friends and learn all the skills necessary to play this exciting game. Ideal for beginner, intermediate, social and competition players. Courses include stroke development, game play, drills and strategy. This course held in Ocean Shores and Bangalow. Course 127A: 6 Thursdays, 18th May to 22nd June, 6pm-8pm Ocean Shores Course 127B: 6 Wednesdays, 17th May to 21st June, 6pm-8pm Bangalow Concession: $87 Full fee: $96

128 MOUNTAIN BIKING with MARTIN MILLER

119 MEDITERRANEAN SEAFOOD NEW! with JULIE RAY Just because winter is upon us doesn't mean you have to hibernate. Winter is when seafood is at its best. Julie Ray, who is passionate about seafood and has a wealth of knowledge working at the Sydney Seafood School, can show you how to entertain your guests with the classic Mediterranean French seafood soup, Bouillabaisse, and the Spanish seafood rice dish, Paella. They are both perfect for relaxed winter entertaining. The classes will also show you how to purchase, store and prepare the fruits of the sea. Material cost $70 paid to tutor at first class. This course held in Byron Bay. 2 Saturdays, 20th May to 27th May 11am-2pm Concession: $45 Full fee: $50

120 VEGAN/VEGETARIAN COOKING with FAITH HARPER Let’s spend the day preparing and eating foods that will give us optimum health. We will be using organic produce to create dishes that are delicious, luxurious, easy to make and reach the highest culinary standards. Please bring lots of containers and A SHARP KNIFE is needed for the class. Material cost $25 to be paid on enrolment. This course held in Byron Bay. 1 Saturday, 3rd June to 10am-4pm Concession: $45 Full fee: $50

Outdoors / Environment 122 DESIGNING YOUR GARDEN WITH LOCAL RAINFOREST PLANTS with JUDY MCDONALD Learn how to garden more ecologically and attract native birds, butterflies and frogs. The course will focus on understory varieties suitable for small gardens and will also assist those planning larger scale rainforest restoration plantings. Held at the tutor’s garden in The Pocket, it will also include a garden and nursery visit. This course held at The Pocket. 5 Fridays, 2nd June to 30th June 9:30am-12:30pm Concession: $98 Full fee: $115

123 BUSHWALKING with CHRIS HERDEN Chris, an experienced bushwalker, ecologist and conservationist has a passion for ecotourism and the positive benefits to both local & international tourists. He brings to his tours a love of ecology, flora and fauna, geology, Aboriginal perspectives and fine food. Venture into one of North Coast’s best kept secrets; you'll be amazed at the pristine landscape and abundance of wildlife hidden just minutes from civilization. The tour ranges from beautiful open bays and beaches to the intimate waterways of a National Park, teeming with eucalypt and mangrove forests. Relax and swim at sandy beaches, explore intimate canopied side-creeks and enjoy a multitude of bird life as we gently make our way. No experience and only moderate fitness required. 1 Sunday, 28th May, 8:30am-3:30pm Concession: $39 Full fee: $44

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A day mountain biking with Mountain Bike Tours. Informative commentary through beautiful landscape of a local national park. Covers basic bike maintence and trail skills. Suitable for both beginners and intermediate. Includes morning tea & lunch. Bikes provided. Meet in Byron Bay. Course 128A: 1 Saturday, 6th May, 9:30am-4:30pm Course 128B: 1 Wednesday, 10th May, 9:30am-4:30pm Full fee: $87

Living & Working Sustainably 130 ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME DESIGNS with DAVE LAWRENCE

131 GETTING SUSTAINABLE – GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT & VEG IN THE SUBTROPICS with JUDY MCDONALD Learn how to garden to our local subtropical conditions and provide fresh, organically grown fruit, vegetables and herbs for your family meals throughout the year. Topics covered include recommended and unusual varieties, planting times, soil fertility, compost, fertilisers, weed and pest management, seed-saving and seasonal planning. Class conducted in the tutor's own vegetable garden, allowing for hands-on learning. This course held at The Pocket. 4 Saturdays, 6th to 27th May 9am-1pm Full fee: $50

132 KAYAK ON THE BRUNSWICK RIVER with GEOFF McCALLUM Experience the Brunswick River by kayak. Paddling from Mullumbimby to Brunswick Heads passing through farmland and forests. Guide Geoff McCallum will explain the flora, fauna and ecology of the beautiful Brunswick River. Course 132A: 1 Saturday, 6th May to 8:30am-12pm Course 132B: 1 Sunday, 7th May to 8:30am-12pm Course 132C: 1 Saturday, 3rd June to 8:30am-12pm Course 132D: 1 Sunday, 4th June to 8:30am-12pm Course 132E: 1 Saturday, 24th June to 8:30am-12pm Course 132F:1 Sunday, 25th June to 8:30am-12pm Concession: $45 Full fee: $49

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By Phone – 6684 3374 Use your Credit Card to book in and pay.

By Fax – 6684 3115

General Information • Course fees and enrolment details to be received at ACE office prior to the commencement of the course.

First phone to book, then fax your credit card details on a completed enrolment form. • ACE cannot accept responsibility for changes in your personal circumstances. By Post Please choose your course carefully as First phone to book then post completed REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN unless enrolment form & payment to: ACE Byron Shire cancellation is received three working PO Box 571, Mullumbimby 2482 days prior to course commencement, and OR drop into our box at the Railway will incur a 10% administration charge. Station. Cheque or Credit Card only. Fees are fully refundable ONLY if the course is cancelled by ACE. In Person at Mullumbimby Railway Station, Prince St. 9:30am – 4pm Monday to Friday from April 11.

In Person at Byron Bay 1st floor Community Centre, Jonson St. 10am – 2pm Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from April 12.

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• Concessions can only be given to clients with a valid card: Health Care, Student, Austudy or Pensioner. • Children under 13 are not permitted to attend classes without approval. • Anyone interested in ACE (Byron Region Community College Inc.) Association Membership please enquire at the office.

Byron Region Community College Inc. Phone (02) 6684 3374 Railway Station, Prince Street, Mullumbimby Fax (02) 6684 3115 PO Box 571, Mullumbimby 2482 Email aceadmin@mullum.com.au

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Want to save thousands of $$$ on your new home? Are you building, renovating or thinking about it? Are you confused about what makes a house energy efficient, solar passive, solar active or sustainable? What’s involved in the approval process and BASIX? Want to know more about orientation layout, non toxic materials and adaptable designs? Then this course is for you. Includes site visits to (where possible) your own site. Become informed, avoid the pitfalls with Dave who is qualified and has successfully run this course in the Byron area since 1997. This course will by held in Byron Bay over 2 Wednesday nights and 2 Saturday mornings. 2 Wednesdays, 7th June and 14th June 6pm-9pm 2 Saturdays, 10th and 17th June 9am-1pm Full fee: $50 (subsidised by Northern Rivers ACE Cluster)

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f life was a game of cards, ACE would come up trumps this term! And talking about card games, imagine this. You’ve got a group of people sitting round a table, anywhere here in the Shire. They could be surfers, seniors, baby boomers, hippies, you name it. Now what are they going to be talking about right now – apart from our colourful council, tourism, development or that dog debate that just won’t lie down. Why, the new ACE term of course! It’s the second most anticipated event in the Shire after the creation of a sports

field in North Ocean Shores and it looks like that’s not going to happen in a hurry. So, what are you going to enroll in this term? The choice is stupendous, with over twenty new courses and many of the old favourites, around one hundred and thirty in all. Just to mention a few newies – in the Arts we have The Translucent Canvas, a one day workshop… If music is your passion you can Feed Your Ears… Feed your face with salty delights from Mediterranean Seafood and experience a little meal bonding in Cooking Skills for Men and

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BRUNSWICK VALLEY NATURE FESTIVAL Saturday 3rd June, Shearwater Steiner School, Mullumbimby Entry: gold coin

Exhibitions: Visions of the valley photo competition ($1000 in prizes, entries close 27th May) Historical photos of the Brunswick’s natural landscape For more information contact Judy MacDonald 6684 5390 or visit the ACE website: www.acemullum.au Sponsors: Shearwater Steiner School, ACE-Byron Community College, The Hotel Brunswick, Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority, The Beach Hotel, Byron Environment Centre, Brunswick Valley Historical Society

7:30 • Birds for brekkie Birdwalk 9:00 • Wetland wonderlands Wetland care 10:00 • Frogs of the Brunswick Ed Meyer • Rare & precious plants Annette McKinley • Native flower photography Peter Reilly 11:00 • Welcome to country Delta Kay • Keynote address on climate change Dr Holger Meinke • Creek walk 12:00 • Photo awards • Bushfood tasting 1:00 • Attracting birds to your garden Bob Oelhman • Fire management Frank Mills • Bush regeneration Mark Evans • Creek walk 2:00 • Climate change panel • Threatened fauna Hank Bower, Dave Milledge • Seed propagation 3:00 • Camphor management Wendy Neilan • Geology, soils & plants Dave Morand • Water zoo Matt Gordos

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MULLUMBIMBY Corner Burringar & Gordon Streets (CLIC Building) Open 9:30am – 5pm Monday – Friday (02) 6684 6768 ctc@clic.org.au

Internet Use $4 /hour Computer Use $3 /hour Photocopying 20¢ /page Colour Printing $1-$3 /page Digital Camera $8 /hour Venue Hire – Large Meeting Room $15 /hour Venue Hire – Computer Classroom $33 /hour Data projector $30 /hour Faxing $1 /page Digital Movie Camera $15 /hour Personal Assistance from $7 /hour LPs to CDs from $15 /each

Boys. Life will never be the same after babies learn about Baby Signing and gran and granpa find out about Conscious Ageing. You can Take Home Yoga, try Kissing the Wasp and explore a little Storytelling. And instead of hitting the beach, try Making Waves instead, with political street theatre. Please check out our new section right at the beginning of the brochure that groups all the

accredited courses together, making it a little easier to find those workrelated subjects – essential for those of you with places to go and people to see. There are some great courses here, supporting people of all ages to develop new skills. And for those of you that just love learning – there’s something for everyone, from babies to seniors, musicians to meditators, cooks to comedians.

CERTIFICATE IV IN SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ACE is pleased to announce that it has just received funding for a new Certificate IV in Small Business Management which will commence in June. Please contact the office if you wish to record an expression of interest or for course details.

CERTIFICATE IV IN TRAINING & ASSESSMENT Certificate IV in Training and Assessment replaces the Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training. Full certification requires completion of all 14 units listed below (modules 1-4). You may complete any of the modules independently and gain statements of attainment. The total involvement will be around 260 hours for the full qualification, with one or two nights a week of dedicated homework time. You will need reasonable computer skills, access to the internet and a work placement to complete the course. Details of these courses (10A & 11A) are on page 2. For more information please contact ACE Tutor Vanessa on: thompsonvanessa@optusnet.com.au

TAADES401A: Use Training Packages to Meet Clients Needs Module 2 – Design & Deliver Workplace Training TAADES402A: Design and Develop Learning Programs TAADEL401A: Plan and Organise Group Based Delivery TAADEL402A: Facilitate Group Based Learning Coming up next term: Module 3 – Workplace Assessment & Validation TAAASS401A: Plan and Organise Assessment TAAASS402A: Assess Competence TAAASS403A: Develop Assessment Tools TAAASS404A: Participate in Assessment HOW THE 4 MODULES FIT TOGETHER Validation This term: Module 4 – Facilitate Workplace Module 1 – The Learning Learning Environment TAADEL403A: Facilitate Individual Learning TAAENV401A: Work Effectively in Vocational TAADEL404A: Facilitate Education and Training Work-based Learning TAAENV402A: Foster and Promote an BSBCMN404A: Develop Teams Inclusive Learning Culture and Individuals Bridging course – for those TAAENV403A: Ensure a Healthy and Safe with old qualifcation Learning Environment

CERTIFICATE III IN COMMUNITY SERVICES – CHILDREN'S SERVICES The standard National Qualification for Child care workers. This course covers aspects of child development, support, behaviour management and health and safety. Work experience will be negotiated individually with participants. Sessions do not continue through school holidays. Refer to course 2A on page 2.

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(HLT4032) • Government & Industry Accredited • Nationally Recognised Qualification • National Competency Standards • Austudy approved • Australian Massage Therapist (AMT) accredited Pursue a career as a professional massage therapist. This course may recognize industry experience & prior learning qualifications from courses with equal standing. This course is accredited according to Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) standards & the Complementary & Alternative Health Care Training Package. Refer to course 6A on page 2.

SING BY THE SEA Joyful music classes for 1 – 5 year olds Singing, rhythm and movement help young children develop language and listening skills, coordination and confidence whilst at the same time having fun. Come with your pre-school aged child or children and learn how to bring music into their lives. Brunswick RSL (behind Caltex) Tuesdays during school term 9:30-10:15am $45 for 5 weeks, $80 for 10 weeks. Discounted rate for a second child Part of the proceeds go to sponsoring Afghani widows and their children through Mahboba’s Promise

Enquiries/bookings phone Rochelle 6684 3371 or Laurel 6680 3411

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Subsidised by the Northern Rivers ACE cluster in the interests of community & the environment. The following courses are additional and held in Grafton (enrol with us!) For these courses in Byron Shire see page 7.

133 RENEWABLE POWER I – INTRODUCTION TO SOLAR & WIND POWER SYSTEMS FOR HOMES with PAUL HOWSON If you are considering installing a system or already own one and would like to know more, then this course will provide you with a good overall understanding of the technology. Topics covered range from selecting the right system to basic maintenance and fault finding; fundamental electrical units and useful calculations will be simply explained. Paul has recently returned from the Middle-East, where as a Technical Officer in the Military Telecommunications Field, he relied on Solar Power for many of his remote sites. Several years ago, Paul was an Electronics Engineer for BP Solar Australia in Sydney; he then qualified and worked as a Flying Instructor. In this course, he hopes to combine his experiences and take his students to new heights in this interesting and growth industry. This course held in Grafton. Course A: Saturday 27th May, 10am-4:30pm Course B: Tuesday 13th June, 10am-4:30pm Fee: $25

134 RENEWABLE POWER II – PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER SYSTEMS with PAUL HOWSON If you have completed the ‘Introduction to Solar and Wind Power Systems for Homes’, congratulations! you are well on your way… but there is still work to do! This ‘Part II’ Course is split into 4 Sections: 1. Revision/ Reinforcement and Discussion of those Electro-Technology Terms and Calculations which are essential foundations of this subject; 2. A presentation showing the Operation, Manufacture and Research History of Solar Cells and Modules; 3. A Practical session to reinforce the theory (Sunny day booked!); 4. Time to plan your individual System or next step. Due to the practical and individual nature of this course, places are limited to 6 students. This course held in Grafton. Saturday 24th June, 10am-4pm Fee: $25

135 SEED SAVING FOR BEGINNERS with MAZZA VERDANTE Learn the cheap and effective way to keep generations of plants alive. The focus is on home food plants and herbs. Learn the techniques of pollination, collecting and cleaning wet and dry seed and drying seed and most importantly storing it for future use correctly. Mazza will show you useful and cheap equipment. In this course you will have the opportunity to bring seeds from your garden. Course includes a field trip to Mazza's seed farm to see how it all hangs together. This course held near Grafton. 2 Sundays, 18th & 25th June, 9am-4pm Fee: $50 ACE Byron Shire receives funding from the NSW Board of Adult & Community Education

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Director: Richard Vinycomb Program Assistant: Babs Nathan Administration: Silvana Smith, Roni Barr CTC Manager: Di Christie Technical Support: Rod Macdonald Design: Ziggi Browning Cover photographs: Jeff Dawson & Christabelle Baranay Printed by Rural Press ACE Committee: Vicki Peterson (President) Gayle Cue (Vice President) Graham Ashcroft (Treasurer) Alison Pearl Judy MacDonald Mark Baumert John Bailey Joanna Palser

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Damian “Jr.Gong� Marley 10:30pm - 11:45pm Femi Kuti & The Positive Force 8:45pm - 10:00pm Juan de Marcos’ Afro Cuban All Stars 7:00pm - 8:15pm Bob Geldof 5:15pm - 6:30pm Yothu Yindi 3:30pm - 4:45pm GOCOO + GoRo 2:00pm - 3:00pm Rodrigo y Gabriela 12:30pm - 1:30pm

The Robert Cray Band 10:30pm - 11:45pm The Blind Boys Of Alabama 8:45pm - 10:00pm Daniel Lanois 7:15pm - 8:15pm New Orleans Band Aid 5:15pm - 6:45pm Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames 3:45pm - 4:45pm The Vasco Era 2:15pm - 3:15pm The Live Room 1:00pm - 1:45pm The Audreys 12:00pm - 12:45pm

Max Meritt & The Meteors 10:45pm - 12:00am Kevin Borich 9:00pm - 10:15pm Christine Anu 7:15pm - 8:30pm Troy Cassar-Daley 5:45pm - 6:45pm The Music Maker Foundation 4:15pm - 5:15pm The Backsliders 2:45pm - 3:45pm Harry Manx 1:30pm - 2:15pm Hat Fitz 12:30pm - 1:15pm

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Buddy Guy 10:30pm - 11:45pm The Robert Cray Band 8:45pm - 10:00pm Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames 7:15pm - 8:15pm New Orleans Band Aid 5:15pm - 6:45pm Daniel Lanois 3:45pm - 4:45pm Adrian Belew 2:15pm - 3:15pm Bondi Cigars 1:00pm - 1:45pm Hat Fitz 12:00pm - 12:45pm

One Love 10:45pm - 12:00am Afro Moses 9:00pm - 10:15pm Hothouse Flowers 7:15pm - 8:30pm Eddi Reader 5:45pm - 6:45pm The Music Maker Foundation 4:15pm - 5:15pm Mia Dyson 2:45pm - 3:45pm Richard Clapton 1:15pm - 2:15pm Rodrigo y Gabriela 12:15pm - 1:00pm

Max Merritt & The Meteors 11:00pm - 12:00am Brian Cadd 9:15pm - 10:15pm DobaCaracol 7:45pm - 8:45pm Blue King Brown 6:15pm - 7:15pm Mihirangi 5:00pm - 5:45pm Jodie Martin 4:00pm - 4:40pm Winner Byron Blues Busker Comp 3:00pm - 3:40pm Juzzie Smith 2:00pm - 2:40pm The Sparrows 1:00pm - 1:40pm The Love Bus 12:00pm - 12:40pm

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HOTHOUSE FLOWERS And for the Irish touch – the pop-soul legends turn up the heat. The Hothouse Flowers ďŹ rst emerged in the late eighties with a string of acclaimed albums, ‘People’ ‘Home’ and ‘Songs from the Rain’ which took them to the top of the charts in the UK and in Ireland. They began busking on the streets of Dublin and ended up attracting the assistance of Bono who had them signed producing what they toted was a passionate brand of Irish rooted rock and soul. Experience that deep celtic yearning at the Jambalaya Stage on Saturday and Monday. JACKSON BROWN Over the course of more than three decades, Jackson Browne has written and performed some of the most literate and moving songs in popular music. With classic albums including Late For The Sky, The Pretender, Running On Empty, and For Everyman, and songs like ‘Doctor My Eyes’, ‘Rock Me On The Water’, and ‘Lives In The Balance’, he has deďŹ ned a genre

of songwriting that is charged with honesty, emotion and personal politics. Along the way, he has touched the hearts and minds of countless fans worldwide. Browns latest album release is 2005 Jackson Browne Solo Acoustic Vol. 1, presenting twelve songs culled from his acclaimed solo acoustic concerts performed worldwide over the past few years. The disc also captures spirited and humorous exchanges between Jackson and his audience, making for an intimate listening experience. Of the album, Q Magazine said, ‘It is comparable with anything similar by Neil Young or Bruce Springsteen. With earnest young singersongwriters eating the world, it might be time to rediscover one of their sources.’ JAMIE CULLUM Having weathered a non-stop, whirlwind schedule for the past two years, dynamic British singer, songwriter, and pianist Jamie Cullum could have easily taken some well-earned time off in 2005. The 26-year-old’s Verve

debut, Twentysomething, was a worldwide smash last year, selling over two million copies (including nearly 400,000 in the States) and garnering a Grammy nomination. But instead of cooling his jets and catching some ZZZs, Jamie kept doing what he loves best: Making music, and recording a new album, ‘Catching Tales.’ Jamie Cullum was obsessed with all types of music from an early age: rock, hip-hop, acid jazz, blues. He discovered jazz as a teenager, via artists like Herbie Hancock and Miles Davis, but also showed an interest in the groundbreaking Steely Dan albums purchased by his brother Ben (who plays bass throughout Catching Tales). With ‘Catching Tales,’ Jamie Cullum continues to redeďŹ ne where the parameters of pop, and jazz – indeed, all musical genres – are drawn THE HANDS The Hands are certainly one of the best live acts to come on to the scene of soul funk and blues in a very long time. Combining the talents of brothers Clayton & Lachlan Doley on keyboards, where you have Clayton on Hammond organ and Lachlan on the Honner clavinet, these young guys are redeďŹ ning the concept of playing keyboards! The Hands are now featuring Ngaiire as a

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singer at their live shows, and also as a songwriting collaborator for their next album that is currently being recorded. The big soulful vocals that come from this tiny beautiful young woman are astounding. With a voice way beyond her years combined with the skill and musicianship of The Hands, this act is not to be missed. Their debut release ‘live and breathe’ was received to critical acclaim last year and features guest vocalist Jade Macrae and Mahalia Barnes whose careers have sky rocketed since. The Hands have developed their roots inspired sound with energy and sophistication – this combined with their original catchy songs makes them instantly recognizable. Clayton started in Sydney as the keyboard player for the Bondi Cigars and then joined legendary Mighty Reapers at 18 years of age. Clayton then went on to Renee Geyer, Jimmy Barnes and every other major act in this country before moving to New York. Lachlan then picked up the gig with the Mighty Reapers and started to make his own way very quickly. Deciding to form their own band a couple of years ago The Hands launched on to the Sydney scene and quickly the word spread about this great young band. The Hands have consistently built a reputation as a must see live act as they work their way around Australia. Dont miss them! XAVIER RUDD Xavier Rudd’s performances are captivating and his talent unmistakable. His sincerity and frankness are clearly reected in his music, which explains the huge level of support that his rhythmic and rootsy sounds have been met with wherever he tours. Hailing from Torquay on the Southern Victorian coast in Australia, Xavier has a strong afďŹ nity for the beauty of his surroundings. A multi-instrumentalist – including a breathtaking proďŹ ciency on didgeridoo – Rudd applies rhythms on the stomp box with his bare feet as he glides his Weissenborn guitar through uid melodies. A must-see live experience.

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Vi c t o r i a C o s f o rd FROM THE age of 6 Patrick ‘Paddy’ Hobbs would help his mother cook for their family. Given that there were twelve children, the volume of food to be prepared was substantial. All that cooking combined with a grandmother whose proliďŹ c baking was, in Patrick’s words, sublime meant that the leap to chefdom could be seem as logical. At 18 Patrick stumbled across a little patisserie in Brisbane’s Ascot run by two eccentric women and it was here that his passion and inspiration became seriously ďŹ red. An apprenticeship at Kelvin House in Kelvin Grove followed, a stint at Restaurant Baguette and then it was down to Sydney to work with Helen Spry at the ground-breaking Chez Oz. Inspired by Alice Waters’ Chez Panisse in California, this restaurant introduced the trend toward lighter, fresher, produce-driven food, perfectly suited to the Australian climate and casual, informal lifestyle. Patrick is tall, gingery and softly-spoken; his eyes suggest irreverence and fun. Out the back of the Bangalow pub where he has been enchanting the punters for nearly two years now, he is regaling me with amusing stories about the time he spent cooking on a luxury yacht in the Antibes. This was 2003 after he had sold up Serrano, the stylish restaurant in Kingscliff he and wife Kathy had been running, and headed overseas. Being in the employ of wealthy business people whose lives revolved around pleasure proved to be an edifying, often claustrophobic experience, especially given the close-quartered parameters of an ocean-borne craft. According to Patrick it was all quite surreal, especially the fame his egg-white omelettes acquired amongst guests hellbent on remaining forever young. The best part was the provisioning when Patrick would be conveyed ashore, whereupon he would tear around the French markets in a limousine, awestruck by with the freshness and presentation of their ingredients. Freshness and presentation continue to be deďŹ ning features of Patrick’s cooking. Flavour-driven ďŹ rst and foremost, this is simple, clean and robust food quite exquisitely suited to our climate and lifestyle. It is often impossible to eat at Fresca,

Patrick’s and Kathy’s restaurant at the Bangalow Hotel, if you have not made a prior booking. Sitting out on the back verandah with its tropical tableau of glorious palms is one of the Shire’s great pleasures; coupled with beautiful big-avoured food at laughably low prices renders it an experience which could become addictive. Actually, my friend Sally is addicted – can’t seem to stay away. Just reading Patrick’s menu makes me want to install myself there permanently, growing steadily fatter as I dine on his Grilled Ciabatta with Persian Fetta, Onion Jam and Roasted Garlic, followed by his Chilli Salt Squid, Green Papaya, Mint & Peanut Salad, moving on to his Moroccan Spiced Lamb Shanks with Date & Preserved Lemon Couscous, and gently expiring as I spoon in mouthfuls of his Caramelised Figs with Cinnamon & Honey Icecream and Orange Syrup.

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S TA R S These pics from the pirate party in Suffolk

Lilith The words of Aries Al Green, this week’s birthday preacher, describe the moisturising effect of Venus moving into Pisces on the present fiery astral vibes: Wanna make heartache and frustration disappear? Make time for loving conversation – love is so close, it’s just a touch away‌

GEMINI: Geminis are born smart, but we all have blind spots. Beware being unaware this week – fiscally irresponsible, verbally indiscreet or overlooking important details in your rush to do a hundred things at once. Balance mental exertion and social stimulation with emotional closeness.

SCORPIO: Acting independently will work this week, but it won’t give you the appreciation and support you’ll get from being a team player – or the objective feedback you need. If you’ve been doing more than you’ve been given credit for, rather than getting all bitter and twisted, try pointing this out.

CANCER: Cancerian Helen Keller’s advice resonates with this week: Security is a superstition – it does not exist in nature. Nor do children, as a whole, experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.

SAGITTARIUS: This button-pushing week’s best approached with an open mind, whatever compassion you can manage and a willingness to suspend snap judgments. A smile will work wonders as well. Use your fine sense of humour to jolly up your antsy, impatient side.

LEO: This is a give it and you’ll get it kind of week. If someone’s having a rough time, lend them a hand. They won’t be backward in showing their appreciation, and their ego strokes will put a much more positive spin on your own current concerns.

CAPRICORN: This week could see you speaking out about something that touches you deeply. Which brings conflict – as is inevitable – with those who don’t agree. Yes, you’re sensitive about your image and the opinions of others – and no, some people won’t support you. But enough will.

ARIES: Aries are quite loyal coots – till it comes to a crunch between other people and your personal dreams. But this third decanate Aries week you’re less obsessed with the needs of number one and more inclined to be a team player. Just as well, because you need outside help right now.

VIRGO: Someone with too many opinions that don’t gel with yours could give you the pip this week, but why go there. Use it instead as a useful opportunity to look at the world through a different viewfinder. While you mightn’t agree, you’re likely to pick up something extremely useful.

AQUARIUS: Make the most of this week with a little compromising, a lot of socialising and a major amount of empathising... Energy’s shooting everywhere like fireworks right now, giving even ordinary situations a charismatic sizzle – but still, stay cool and don’t play with overheated people.

TAURUS: Ideas you consider far fetched or unworkable could irritate your more nuts and bolts, common sense convictions and, not unsurprisingly, lead to conflict this week – which offers the quite strenuous exercise in flexibility of ensuring things work without getting others offside.

LIBRA: Present astral influences favour the original, innovative and unconventional. According to this week’s birthday statesperson Thomas Jefferson: A little rebellion now and then is a good thing. And you may need to do your own thing right now whether others accept it or not.

PISCES: This week’s citizens are definitely insensitive – but they mean well and want to help, so let them. Sure, they’ll try to run your life – but slippery Fish know how to slither out of that trap. Mighty Aphrodite in impressionable Pisces needs constructive channeling so take care, be aware – and have fun.

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Television Guide 1. You can enjoy three hours of the brutal version of The Passion Of The Christ in Mel Gibson’s notorious treatment, a sort of Lethal Weapon In Jerusalem, on Prime on Friday from 9.40pm – commercial free! 2. One of Jesus’s priests gets himself into trouble with a young lass in The Crime Of Father Amaro (SBS, Saturday, 9.45pm), played fervidly by Gael Garcia Bernal of Motorcycle Diaries fame and Ana Claudia Talancon. 3. Kevin Bacon has trouble with Charlize Theron’s dress strap (who wouldn’t?) in Trapped (NBN, Sunday, 8.30pm). No, we’re sure something else happens – hang on, it’s a hostage crisis, like being trapped at the Easter egg counter with a small boy demanding a hit of theobromine.

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THURSDAY 13

WEDNESDAY 12

ABC 4.30 Movie: Rhodes Of Africa (G, B&W, 1936) Walter Huston, Oscar Homolka, Basil Sydney, Peggy Ashcroft, Lewis Casson 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 National Press Club Address 1.30 Talking Heads 2.00 The Bill 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 Surfing The Menu: Margaret River 6.30 The Cook And The Chef 7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 Report 8.00 The New Inventors 8.30 Spicks & Specks 9.00 The Worst Week Of My Life (M, sr) 9.35 The Glass House 10.05 At The Movies 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Four Corners 11.55 Media Watch 12.10 Movie: Stranger On The Third Floor (PG, B&W, 1940) Peter Lorre, John McGuire, Margaret Talichet, Charles Waldron 1.15 Movie: Make Mine Laughs (G, B&W, 1948) Joan Davis, Dennis Day, Ray Bolger, Anne Shirley, Leon Errol 2.20 Movie: Girl Rush (PG, B&W, 1944) Wally Brown, Alan Carney, Frances Langford 3.25 National Press Club Address

SBS 5.00 5.25 9.55 10.30 11.30 12.05 12.30 1.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.30 10.00 11.40 2.30 3.25

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4.30 Movie: The Mark Of Cain (G, B&W, 1947) Eric Portman, Salley Gray, Patrick Holt, Dermot Walsh 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Jungle 12.00 WildWatch2 12.30 Grass Roots 1.35 Men Behaving Badly 2.00 Kath And Kim 2.30 Spicks & Specks 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 Message Stick 6.35 A Place In Slovakia 7.00 ABC News 7.30 Compass: The Prophet Of Redfern Father Ted Kennedy 8.00 Collectors 8.30 Dalziel And Pascoe (M, v) 10.15 The Kumars At No.42 (PG) Jo Brand and Esther Rantzen 10.45 The Glass House 11.15 Rage (M)

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Weatherwatch World News Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Movie: The Charm Of La Boheme (G, 1937) German drama Food Lovers Guide To Australia Football Stars Of Tomorrow World Sport The Journal Newshour Living Black World News Australia World Sport Inside Australia: Give Me A Break The Movie Show Dateline World News Australia Movie: Morvern Caller (MA, cl,s,a, 2002) English drama Movie: Satya (MA, a,v, 1998) Indian drama So Frenchy So Chic (M, cl) Close

SBS advises viewers that programming between 6pm and 10.30pm nightly is Closed Captioned (CC)

4.30 Movie: English Without Tears (G, B&W, 1947) Michael Wilding, Lilli Palmer, Margaret Rutherford, Penelope Ward 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Lovejoy 1.30 Strictly Dancing 2.00 The Bill 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 Human Contraptions: Global 6.05 The Life Of Mammals 7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 Report 8.00 Catalyst 8.30 Battlefield Detectives The Battle of Trafalgar 9.20 The West Wing (G) 10.05 Hardware 10.30 Lateline 10.55 Palace Of Dreams 12.00 Welcher And Welcher (PG) 12.30 Movie: Angel Face (PG, 1953) Jean Simmons, Robert Mitchum, Mona Freeman, Herbert Marshall 2.05 Movie: Bees In Paradise (G, B&W, 1944) Airmen find themselves on a South Sea island ruled by women. Starring Arthur Askey, Peter Graves, Max Bacon 3.35 Smack The Pony: Christmas Special (M, cl)

Programs are correct at the time of going to press but beware – all stations like tinkering with things at the last minute.

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Sunrise The Fairies Home Shopping Morning News Wheel Of Fortune According To Jim Movie: Eighteenth Angel (M, h,v, 1996) Rachael Leigh Cook, Christopher McDonald, Maximilian Schell, Stanley Tucci Blue Heelers North Shore It’s Academic News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Beyond Tomorrow Prison Break (M) Air Crash Investigations Border Patrol (M) Forensic Investigators (M, v) The L Word (MA, s,cl) Home Shopping Creflo A Dollar Home Shopping

TEN 6.00 7.00 8.30 9.00 11.00 11.30 12.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.30 9.30 10.30 11.05 12.00 12.30 1.55 2.00 4.00

Most Prime programs between 6.30pm and 11.30pm (approx) nightly are Closed Captioned (CC)

Weatherwatch World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Dateline The Pleasures Of Water A Fork In The Road School Torque World Sport The Journal Newshour Global Village World News Australia World Sport Inspector Rex Hotline Coming Of Age The different ways children around the world celebrate their coming of age World News Australia Samurai Champloo (MA, a,v,s) Japanese animation series Movie: 2000 AD (MA, v,a,cl, 2000) Cantonese action Movie: Sherman In Winter (M, a,v,cl, 2001) Hebrew crime Close

Weatherwatch World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Insight Quest For The True Cross A Fork In The Road The Movie Show World Sport The Journal Newshour Global Village World News Australia World Sport Nerds FC New series The Hairy Bikers’ Cookbook Unit One (M) Danish drama World News Australia Movie: Inspector Rex – The Beginning (M, a,v, 1994) Austrian drama 11.40 Unit One (M) Danish drama 12.45 Movie: Young Andersen (M, v,a, 2004) Danish drama of a young and unknown 17-year-old Hans Christian Andersen as he tries to get his first play performed and obtains a scholarship to the Royal Theatre 2.45 Close

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Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News Home Life Style The Ellen Degeneres Show The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours The Biggest Loser Thank God You’re Here House (M) NCIS (M) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Threshold (M) A Minute With Stan Hooper The Up-Late Game Show Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Religion

All Ten programs between 5pm and 11pm (approx) nightly are Closed Captioned (CC)

NBN 6.00 Today 9.00 Mornings With Kerri-Anne.. Would necessitate a change in values, ethics and morals. 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 New MacDonald’s Farm 4.00 The Shak 4.30 Frasier 5.00 Temptation 5.30 Bert’s Family Feud 6.00 Evening News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 Survivor: Panama 8.30 Without A Trace 8.40 Lotto 9.30 E.R. 10.30 Camp Dare 11.30 Nightline 12.00 The AFL Footy Show (M) 1.45 Late Show With David Letterman 2.45 Barry Manilow 3.00 Guthy Renker 4.00 Entertainment Tonight 4.30 Good Morning America

Sunrise The Fairies Home Shopping Morning News Wheel Of Fortune According To Jim Movie: Countdown To Chaos (M, v, 2000) The moment of truth for a federal computer scientist as computers begin to crash threatening the entire world. Starring Ken Olin, Joe Morton, Kate Vernon, Lauren Tom, Zack Ward, Jane McGregor Blue Heelers (M) North Shore It’s Academic News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Las Vegas (PG) Hannibal – Rome’s Worst Nighmare (M) American Dad (M) Family Guy Scrubs Threat Matrix Home Shopping Expo Creflo A Dollar

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Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News Home Life Style The Ellen Degeneres Show The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours The Biggest Loser Smallville Medium (M) Law & Order (M) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Sex And The City (M, cl,sr) Fat Actress (MA15+, cl) A Minute With Stan Hooper The Up-Late Game Show Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Enjoying Everyday Life Kenneth Copeland Life Today With James Robison This Is Your Day With Benny Hinn

6.00 9.00 11.00 11.30 12.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 7.00 7.30

Sunrise The Fairies Religion Morning News Easter Celebration Movie: A Passage To India (PG, a 1984) An inquisitive English woman travels to a small Indian village. Starring Judy Davis, Nigel Havers, Peggy Ashcroft North Shore It’s Academic News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Better Homes And Gardens Genghis Khan (M, v) Whose lands stretched from the outermost reaches of eastern Asia to the heart of Europe Movie: Mel Gibson’s The Passion Of The Christ (AV, v, 2004) Commercial free uncut version of the last twelve hours of Jesus of Nazareth’s life. Starring James Caviezel, Maia Morgenstern, Monica Bellucci, Mattia Sbragia, Claudia Gerini Movie: A Story Of David (PG, v,a, 1960) Jeff Chandler, David Knight, Barbara Shelley, Basil Sidney, Richard O’Sullivan Home Shopping

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Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News Home Life Style The Ellen Degeneres Show The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Wicked Science The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours The Biggest Loser Friday Night Games Skating With Celebrities Inside Movies (M) 2006 movie releases Movie: Bulletproof (M, 1996) Once partners in crime two guys are now on opposite sides of the law. Starring Damon Wayans, Adam Sandler, Kristen Wilson, James Caan, James Farentino The Up-Late Game Show Video Hits Up-Late Infomercial Religion Infomercial Religion

6.00 9.00 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 7.00 7.30 8.30

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy Renker Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives The Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm The Shak Frasier Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair Getaway Aerial whale watch in New Zealand, one of Europe’s most beautiful towns, balloon over the Yarra Valley, first-timers guide to Kangaroo Island, Gold Coast, New Caledonia Amazing Medical Stories (M) The Footy Show (M) Thursday Night AFL St Kilda v Brisbane Late Show With David Letterman Guthy Renker Australia Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America In Democracy, it’s your vote that counts. In Feudalism, it’s your count that votes.

Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne More To Life Easter Glory Today Extra Guthy Renker Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives The Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm Maddigan’s Quest Frasier Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair Super Nanny USA Friday Night Football Sydney Roosters v Brisbane Broncos Movie: Eye For An Eye (M, v,cl,a, 1996) A rapist and killer is released on a technicality. Starring Sally Field, Kiefer Sutherland, Ed Harris, Beverly D’Angelo Late Show With David Letterman Movie: Amy (M, a,cl,v, 1998) A young girl appears mentally mute and deaf. Starring Rachel Griffiths, Alana De Roma, Ben Mendelson, Nick Barker Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America

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Rage continues Out There Girls In Love WildWatch2 Australian Story Foreign Correspondent Words: Charlotte Wood Mother Theresa Rugby Union Shute Shield Australian Open Bowls Head 2 Head Gardening Australia ABC News Doc Martin (PG) The Bill (PG) Parkinson (M, cl) Interviews Dave Spikey, Rachel Weisz, Sir Paul McCartney and Katie Melua performs 10.10 The Silence (M, cl,v,sr) 11.10 Rage (M)

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Tractor Tom Saturday Disney The Saturday Club Flipper And Lopaka Disney Adventures That’s So Raven David Jones Derby Day LIVE Surprise Chef Sydney Weekender Seven News Great Quake Heartbeat Blue Heelers (M, a) William & Mary (PG, a,s) Movie: From Hell – The Jack The Ripper Story (AV, v,cl,a,d, 2001) London, 1888 and the unfortunate poor lead horrifying lives in Whitechapel, the city’s deadliest slum, and a group of friends trudge on through their daily misery thinking things couldn’t get any worse. Starring Johnny Depp, Heather Graham, Ian Holm, Robbie Coltrane, Ian Richardson, Jason Flemyng and Lesley Sharp. 12.55 Movie: Sugartime (AV, v,cl, 1996) In a ashback to 1960 a former Chicago mob boss reminisces about a love affair with a singer when the two were thrust into a hearing on organised crime. Starring John Turturro, Mary-Louise Parker, Elias Koteas 3.30 Expo

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Weatherwatch World News Latin American News Maltese News Polish News Ukrainian News Sacred And Profound IAAF World Cross Country Championships Speedweek Football Stars Of Tomorrow The World Game UEFA Champions League Magazine The World Game Classical Destinations: St Petersburg World News Australia World Sport Lost Worlds: Ancient Discoveries Ancient power Science: Dr Money And The Boy With No Penis (M, a) True story of a little Canadian boy who was born in 1965 and told he was a girl when a routine circumcision procedure went horribly wrong Movie: Devdas (PG, 2002) Indian drama/ love story about two soul mates whose love is thwarted by India’s rigid class structure The Storm Rages Twice (PG) Lebanese drama series Close

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Religion Easter Sunrise Service LIVE Weekend Sunrise Sportsworld My Business The 50 Greatest Movie Animals Of All Times Movie: Mary & Rhoda (PG, a,cl, 2000) Mary Tyler Moore, Valerie Harper, Christine Ebersole, Marisa Ryan Movie: The Shaggy Dog (G, 1959) Colourised version. Starring Tommy Kirk, Fred MacMurray, Jean Hagen, Annette Funicello, Alexander Scourby, Kevin Corcoran 8 Simple Rules Seven News Australia’s Guinness World Records Special Ghost Whisperer Ten Commandments (M, v) One biblical ďŹ gure is revered by Jews, Christians and Muslims alike. Starring Dougray Scott, Linus Roache, Naveen Andrews, Mia Maestro, Padma Lakshmi, Omar Sharif Movie: Moonlight Mile (M, cl, 2002) Dustin Hoffman, Susan Sarandon, Holly Hunter, Jake Gyllenhaal Home Shopping Expo Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise The Fairies Home Shopping Morning News Wheel Of Fortune According To Jim Movie: Inspector Morse – Ghost In The Machine (PG, v,cl,s, 1990) John Thaw, Kevin Whately, Amanda Hillwood, Patricia Hodge, Clifford Rose My Wife And Kids North Shore It’s Academic Seven News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away The Great Outdoors Hot cities for 2006, Las Vegas, Kathmandu, Scotland’s royal city of Edinburgh, Canada’s Vancouver, Rio, Cape Town, and World Heritage listed Luang Praband Ten Commandments (M, v) Conclusion Boston Legal (M) Scrubs Arrested Development Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Kid’s Programs Insiders Where Easter Began Reluctant Saint: Francis Of Assissi Compass Songs Of Praise Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick (G*) Reza: Shooting Back (G*) Baking A Gate Stella’s Story Stella McCartney Imaginary Friend Sunday Arts Bible Mysteries At The Movies The Einstein Factor ABC News Monte Cassino: The Soldiers’ Story Mr Harvey Lights A Candle (M, a) Compass: Who Wrote The Bible? Hermitage-niks St Petersburg art gallery Movie: Roadblock (PG, B&W, 1951) Charles McGraw, Joan Dixon, Lowell Gilmore 12.35 Movie: The Bamboo Blonde (G, B&W, 1946) Frances Langford, Ralph Edwards 1.45 Movie: Nothing But The Night (M, sv, 1972) Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Diana Dors, Georgia Brown 3.20 Movie: Strangers’ Meeting (PG, 1957) Peter Arne, Delphni Laurence

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4.30 Movie: Carry On Doctor (PG, 1968) Kenneth Williams, Frankie Howerd, Sidney James 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Landline 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 The Pilot Hour 1.30 Head 2 Head 2.00 The Bill 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 Don’t Drop The CofďŹ n 6.30 Talking Heads: Bill Collins 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Australian Story 8.30 Four Corners 9.20 Media Watch 9.35 Enough Rope With Andrew Denton Interviews cyclists Louise Yaxley and Alexis Rhodes and James Blunt performs 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Ulysses S Grant (G*) 12.15 Primal Instincts: Happiness (G) 1.10 Movie: First Yank In Tokyo (PG, B&W, 1945) Tom Neal, Barbara Hale, Marc Cramer, Richard Loo 2.30 Movie: Find The Lady (PG, B&W, 1956) Donald Houston, Mervyn Johns, Beverly Brooks 3.25 Australian Open Bowls

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Weatherwatch And World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Polish News Dateline Insight Wine Lovers Guide To Australia The Movie Show World Sport The Journal Little Angels Living Black Global Village World News Australia World Sport Mythbusters Song For The Socceroos Stripperella (MA, s,a) US animation World News Australia Shameless (MA, s,cl,a) Movie: Like Chef, Like God (PG, 2004) Greek drama about a man’s carefree attitude changing when he ďŹ nds his penchant for all things culinary 12.35 The Nanny 1.05 Movie: Our Lady Of The Assassins (MA, v,a,cl, 1999) Columbian drama 2.50 Close

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4.30 Movie: Neutral Port (G, B&W, 1940) Will Fyffe, Phyllis Calvert, Leslie Banks 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 A Child’s World 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 The New Inventors 1.00 The Einstein Factor 1.30 Catalyst 2.00 The Bill 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 Escape The Elephants 6.30 The Pet Show 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Dusty: Little By Little Dusty SpringďŹ eld 8.30 The Bill (PG) 9.20 Foreign Correspondent 10.00 Why Do People Buy Art? 10.30 Lateline 11.05 Teachers (M, cl,sr,du) 11.55 Movie: I See A Dark Stranger (PG, B&W, 1945) An Irish woman who hates the English decides to spy for the Germans but then falls in love with an English ofďŹ cer. Starring Deborah Kerr, Trevor Howard, Raymond Huntley, Norman Shelley 2.00 Movie: The Young Lovers (G, B&W, 1954) Odile Versois, David Knight, David Kossoff, Joseph Tomelty 3.35 Head Start (G)

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Blim, one of the top dogs of the UK breaks scene comes to Byron to spin some vinyl and wax lyrical... What’s happening production wise for you at the moment? Soooooooo much. On track I’m just completing a single with JHz who’s been on fire in the last 12 months. We are really excited about one side in particular. It’s a long time since either of us was this enthused about a track we were writing. After that will be a release with Diverted who have also been super hot in the last year. The track we have completed is a bit different groovewise and I’m looking forward to seeing how it goes down. On top of that I’ve got a couple of remixes due out soon. I did a re-edit of Atomic Hooligan’s “Dreaming” which was my fave off their album. That should be coming on Botchit soon. Also I just did a remix of “Violence” by Nitro for iBreaks. I did that one in an old blim b-line style which was nostalgically fun. The rest and bulk of my time is taken up by writing a new album which takes new twists and turns each week. I’m determined to totally broaden the scope of my sound in that.

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I know that’s a bit of a cliche but I really don’t see a great deal of value in a breaks album and music has always meant so much more than something to dance to. Last weekend I was recording Pete Voyager playing drums and had a Vocalist in. There’s guitars a plenty. I’m really keen to explore live recording more and more. It makes the sound more individual. Rumour has it your rapping and singing on your new album. Was this a logical progression for you? Will you rap during your set here, if we all chucked in and got you drunk? The rumours are right. The rap was a bit of a shock to me but it was one of those occasions when something comes together really fast. I hadn’t intended to rap the lyrics I’d written myself but I put them down as a guide and they actually sounded pretty good so why not. I’ve been playing that track in my sets a lot and it goes down really well. Once the album is done and I know where I am I will be looking at doing live versions but for now I can’t see it happening. Having said that If I was going to debut it anywhere I guess Byron would be the sort of place I’d be happy to make a complete prick of myself. I am playing and singing a lot of stuff myself on the album but I also want to get as many others involved as possible. It can get a bit lonely in the studio on

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your own and I’m finding that increasingly inspiration and creativity flow better when there are a couple of peeps involved. You’ve playing the globe, how is the breaks scene progressing through out the world? Personally I think in the UK the dance music scene as a whole and especially breaks has got a bit tired. Asia tho is exploding. I’m going to China again on my way down to Oz.

bit hit and miss there even before 9/11. Australia is still one of my favourite places to play. There’s a vibe that is unique to the place. I think it’s best summed up by that ozzy phrase “too easy”. Partying there just seems like the right thing to be doing. I guess I get a tinted view but I love it. Looking forward to going to NZ again too. Things have been picking up slowly but surely ever since I first went. I played in Korea at the beginning of last year and it was

Blim as seen in an acid flashback I haven’t been since 2003 so I’m expecting there to be a noticeable difference there. Eastern Europe continues to be a great stronghold for all things breaky. I haven’t been to the states for a number of years but it seems like things are getting more sturdy there too. Things were always a

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one of the best gigs I’ve ever had so I do hope I get to pass back through there on my way home. All in all I think the world is getting smaller and there seem to be breaks fans scattered all across it liberally which is great for me. Just the fact that I get to travel so much with my work makes

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DANCINÕ NIGHTS me one of the luckiest people alive. It’s a privilege, an honour, I try never to forget that. Does pigeonholing of music genres limit creativity? If D n B and breaks came from the same parent could house and breaks have a bastard child? It’s not just in music that this happens. Any creative process suffers and also benefits from this phenomenon. It’s an evolutionary process where some selection criteria is at work. Genres as species. Inevitably successful tunes/ sounds become more prevalent but it’s always been the case that there are those willing to stretch the boundaries and those keen to explore those new boundaries in search of a different sound. Because of the nature of society those people tend to be in the minority. I think we are suffering from a certain amount of mediocrity creatively at the moment because of the economic climate. People’s need to survive and therefore be commercially viable is overriding their desire to express themselves totally freely. Look at the number of film remakes or the quantity of bootlegs for example. As any scene gets bigger it stands to reason that the middle ground gets bigger too. The lowest common

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6 Acres in Coorabell (12 Mins from Byron Bay) Totally private and serene, ‘Coolamon Springs’ is a Mediterranean inspired residence that conjures up images of grape crushing, and long tables laden with huge bowls of delectable pasta!

• 3 double bedrooms (2 with built ins & the other with WIR) • 2 bathrooms (including stunning new en suite) • 2 separate living areas (ideally designed for guests or teenagers) • Large well appointed kitchen with gas cook top • 2 gas hot water systems • Fully insect screened • Terracotta tiling in all living areas • Cedar windows & doors • Vaulted ceilings • Extensive paved walkways & outdoor entertaining areas Expanses of verdant fields lead to a permanent spring – fruit trees – mature palms – staghorns – high but sheltered position. Where will you put the pool?

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‘Pitaya’ is the ultimate opportunity for a young or semi retired couple, to have the ultimate lifestyle with income. The impressive 12 year old home is ideally located in an elevated north/easterly position, with views forever! Huge wooden beams, hardwood floors and extensive use of quality bifolds, make this open plan residence perfect for its location. • 2 bedrooms • Mezzanine bedroom • Tuscan style kitchen • Very large open plan living area with unique Italian slow combustion fireplace • Huge deck area • Stunning deep blue salt water pool • Beautiful established garden with magical hidden spaces and waterways A large, well constructed separate building with power water and telephone could provide separate accommodation, (STCA). Immediate income is available from production of rocket, dragon fruit, and a small orchard.

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‘Grevillea’ is a quality craftsman constructed, 5 year old residence, located on one elevated acre of beautiful established garden, a stone’s throw from the fabulous Federal village. Features: 3 bedrooms (2 with built ins), 2 bathrooms, expansive open plan living area with vaulted ceiling, kitchen with gas top cooking, and extensive decks overlooking delightful rural views. The residence is fully insect screened, has 2 air conditioners, security camera system, combustion fire place, and polished boards throughout. In addition to the double lock up garage and workshop area, there is a single lock up garage. Approval for a second attached dwelling has been granted.

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‘Hibiscus House’ is an exquisitely restored residence located in the very centre of sought after Brunswick Heads. From the time you pass through the grand entrance featuring original leadlight glass, you will be transported into a cool haven of absolute charm. • Extensive air conditioned open plan living area featuring intricate woodwork, French doors, high ceilings and original polished boards. Fully stainless steel kitchen – a chef’s delight • Beautiful master bedroom with built ins and stunning original en suite bathroom, second bedroom with builtins adjacent to well appointed second bathroom • Huge under house parking area with potential for extension of residence (STCA) • Charming verandah entertainment areas overlooking a scented garden paradise • Attic storage, laundry, large shed, broadband and satellite access • 3rd bedroom or study ‘Hibiscus House’ sits on a low maintenance 440sqm beautifully landscaped block, featuring mature palms and numerous white hibiscus trees. This is the unique opportunity to acquire a piece of grand elegance just a stone’s throw from the ocean.

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A superbly restored grand residence, on three quarters of an acre of medium density land, in the heart of Byron Bay. From the moment you walk through the inviting portals to the gorgeous reception area, you will know you are on a very special voyage. You will be transported back to an age of refinement – a time of grace and dignity – a time of metal pressed walls, polished boards, French doors and soaring ceilings. 5 stately bedrooms with ensuites, classic drawing room with open fireplace, inviting spacious country kitchen flowing onto sun drenched decks and dining area – immense fully tiled salt water pool with cabana, beautiful lawns surrounded by established gardens and huge palms ... could this really be Byron Bay? Yes, because you can hear the roar of the ocean!

$2.8m How did this masterpiece, reminiscent of a southern belle, come to be in our town? To find out, come to the

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First Home Or Investment Located in a quiet street in walking distance to the town centre this three bedroom brick / veneer home is perfect for the first home buyer or the investor. The light filled timber kitchen has a north aspect and from the dining area you walk out to a small covered patio and to the backyard. The living room has a view over the paddocks with a beautiful Poinciana tree in the front yard. The place is fully fenced and measures 475 sqm with an easy to maintain garden. It is currently rented and the tenants are happy to stay on. Call now for an inspection.

Just enter through the gate and you are sure to be impressed by this architecturally designed Bush Pavilion home. With high ceilings and polished timber floors throughout, the house is light filled, spacious and very stylish. It features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a mezzanine study. The state of the art kitchen is a delight for anyone who loves to cook and the open plan dining and living room lead out onto a large north-facing deck which overlooks the reserve and Mount Chincogan. Beautifully landscaped and fully fenced it is ready for you to move into so you can enjoy Mullums life style. $795,000

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153 Shara Boulevarde, North Ocean Shores AUCTION 3rd May 2006, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club • A rare chance to purchase the best water view canal block • Facing due east with an area of 869sqm • Catch the sea breezes while you fish in the deep canal • Park the dingy out back or go for a leisurely sail across the canal • Level stroll to the beach and primary school

Units 1,2 & 3 /39 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores AUCTION 3rd May 2006, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club • Located within an easy stroll to Ocean Shores Shopping Village • Split level living with three bedrooms, two bathrooms • Residence captures natural light and fresh breezes from the generous deck area • Large kitchen offering European appliances and featuring polished timber floors

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6/88 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores Open for inspection Saturday 11am til 11.45am

11 Orchid Place, Mullumbimby Open for inspection Saturday 10am til 10.45

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10 Goondooloo Drive, Ocean Shores AUCTION 3rd May 2006, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club • Stroll to shopping centre, golf club and beach • Ocean views to Julian Rocks • Dual occupancy potential • Easy build in a quiet location • 841sqm block ready to build your dream home

3/9 Mullumbimbi Street, Brunswick Heads AUCTION 3rd May 2006, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club • Freshly renovated 2 bedroom unit • Easy level stroll to the beach, river, shops and parks • Private courtyard offering fresh sea breezes • New stainless cookware features in the kitchen • Single garage and carport

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33 Nana Street, Brunswick Heads Open for inspection Saturday 11 am til 12noon

482 The Pocket Road, The Pocket Open for inspection Saturday 2pm til 3pm

12 Pandanus Court, Brunswick Heads

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10/10 Balemo Drive, Ocean Shores Open for inspection Saturday 12noon til 1pm • Immaculate townhouse • 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms • Exquisite kitchen • Open plan living • Pool in complex, adjoins golf course $389,000

482 The Pocket Road,The Pocket Open for inspection Saturday 2pm til 3pm • Huge 54sqm home, 28sqm workshop • 5 level acres with meandering creek • Separate studio • Deep swimming hole • 10 minutes to Brunswick & beach $775,000

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Something Different Stroll to this... OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Private p17 • 15 Marattia Place, Suffolk Park. Sat 1-2pm. Property Buyers Net p18 • 129 Goonengerry Rd (between Federal & Mullumbimby). Mon 10.15-11am. • 549 Friday Hut Road, Possum Creek. Mon 12-12.45pm. • 3 Granuaille Cres, Banagalow. Sat 2-3pm. M. Devlin p20 • Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay. Tues 12-1pm & 5-6pm. Scott Harvey Real Estate p21 • 565 Houghlahan Creek Rd, Pearces Creek. Sat 2-3pm. • 15 Rifle Range Rd, Bangalow. Sat 1-1.30pm Byron Bay First National p22 • East On Byron, Childe Street, Byron Bay. Sat & Mon 1-3pm. Gail Fuller Real Estate p24 • 23 Taylor Dr, Pottsville Beach. Sat 12-1pm • 23 Andrew Ave, Pottsville Beach. Sat 1-2pm Property Buyers Net p57 • Lot 6 Pine Mountain Road (off Friday Hut Road). Sat 11am-12pm. Property Buyers Net p58 • 26 Verans L. Brunswick Heads. Sun 2-3pm • Lot 15, Echidna Ct, Federal. Sun 10-10.45am • Lot 8, Lofts Rd, Coorabell. Sun 11.45-12.45pm Property Buyers Net p59 • 21 Cooper St, Byron Bay. Tues 11am-12pm Frances O’Connor Real Estate p60 • 8 George St, Bangalow. Sat 11am–12pm • 1980 Coolamon Scenic Drive, Mullumbimby. Sat 4-5pm. Red Rose Realty p60 • 176 Fowlers L, Possum Creek. Sat 3-4pm. • 1100 The Pocket Road, Mullumbimby. Sat 11am-12pm • 14 Pecan Court, Suffolk Park. Sat 10-11am InRealEstate p61 • 11 Hottentot Cres. Mullumbimby. Sat 10-11 am. LJ Hookers Brunswick Heads p62 • 10/10 Balemo Dr, Ocean Shores. Sat 1-2pm • 482 The Pocket Rd, The Pocket. Sat 2-3pm. • 39 Rajah Rd, Ocean Shores. Sat 2.15-3pm. • 13 Peter St, South Golden Beach. Sat 1-2pm • 6/88 Rajah Rd, Ocean Shores. 11am-11.45am • 11 Orchid Pl, Mullumbimby. Sat 10-10.45am • 4 Teven St, Brunswick Heads. Sat 10-11am • 33 Nana St, Brunswick Heads. Sat 11am-12pm • 12 Pandanus Ct, Brunswick Heads. Sat 12-1pm

AUCTIONS Ray White Byron Bay • 105 Coopers Shoot Rd, Byron Bay. April 29 at 12pm on-site. Agent on site Wed & Sat 1-2 pm. Ed Silk Real Estate p19 • Unit 60, 11-19 Cooper St, Byron Bay. April 29, 11am on site. George Fuhrmann Real Estate p19 • 874 Boatharbour Road, Eltham. April 29 onsite. Inspect Mon 1-1.30pm. • 34 Braidwood Road, Koonorigan. May 6 onsite. Inspect Mon 2-2.30pm Ray White Real Estate p20 105 Coopers Shoot Rd, Byron Bay. April 29, 12pm onsite. Inspect Wed & Sat 1-2pm. Elders Bangalow p21 • 146 Kirklands Lane, Fernleigh. May 4. Inspect Sat 1-1.30pm • 807 Coolamon Scenic Drive, Coorabell. May 6. Inspect Sat 2-2.30pm Professionals Pottsville p23 57 – 59 Coast Road, Cabarita Beach. Sat May 6 onsite at 2.00 pm. Gail Fuller R/E p24 • 10 Byron Creek Road, Coopers Shoot. Sat June 10th onsite. Sean Kenny Real Estate p55 • 9 Newes Road Coorabell Byron Bay. May 13 at 11am on site. LJ Hookers Brunswick Heads p62 • 153 Shara Boulevarde, North Ocean Shores. May 3, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club • Units 1,2 & 3 /39 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. May 3, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club • 10 Goondooloo Drive, Ocean Shores. May 3, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club. • 3/9 Mullumbimbi Street, Brunswick Heads. May 3, 5.30pm at Brunswick R.S.L Club. LJ Hookers Byron Bay p64 • 1 Walker Street, Byron Bay. April 29, 11am onsite. Inspect Wed & Sat 1pm.

You can hear the ocean roar from this fabulous 84sqm block, situated on the Mooball Creek reserve. Only 200 metres from the Black Rocks bridge that links this high quality new residential estate to the beach. It’s the dream to be able to live within walking distance to a beach or amble down to the estuary and throw out a line. With the demand for coastal living this is a great opportunity to secure prime real estate in a thriving coastal village. Contact Gail Fuller Real Estate Byron Bay, 02 6685 5285

In town, by the beach This fantastic four bedroom, two bathroom home is ideally located on Beachcomber Drive just a short stroll through the coastal reserve to Tallow Beach and central to Byron Bay’s bustling CBD. Recent and comprehensive renovations have been carried out to create a contemporary home featuring a fresh use of colours and quality fittings and fixtures including marble benchtops and timber flooring. This unique property assures privacy with an intimate, central courtyard and fenced, landscaped grounds. Ideally designed for the casual coastal lifestyle this property is a must to inspect. Contact Andrew Rosee on 0421 914054 or at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay.

Northeastern ocean views Apartment 2318-2319, Outrigger, Salt is a north east facing top floor dual key two bedroom two bathroom apartment boasts fantastic ocean views. Located in the Outrigger Resort at Salt, this beautiful development is perfectly located five minutes from Kingscliff, 15 minutes from Coolangatta International Airport and 40 minutes from Byron Bay. Resort facilities include restaurant, sports bar, two swimming pools, tennis courts, gymnasium, fitness centre and conference facilities. The beautiful white sandy beach less than 100 metres away is patrolled by Salt’s very own Surf Life Saving Club. Inspect by appointment. Contact Brent Jones at Kingscliff Professionals on 0408 664 758. Price $575,000. www.kingscliffprofessionals.com.au

Large home with ocean views This welcoming home incorporates sweeping north facing verandahs with views. Close to estuary, school & shops. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, main with spa, a loft/office, double remote garage. $698,000 Contact Roger McLeod 0418 752 343 or Bruce Melville 0407 784 766 at Professionals Pottsville Beach, 1/1 Coronation Ave, Pottsville Beach. 02 6676 2997. www.pottsvillebeachrealestate.com.au

Often sought, seldom found This acreage is situated on the eastern side of the highway and comprises 32 hectares (80 acres) on two titles with two houses, good water supply and fencing. It is only minute drive to downtown Byron Bay and its beautiful beaches. Don’t delay, change your lifestlye today. The property is for sale at $3,850,000 and you can arrange an inspection or obtain further details by contacting Tony Farrell on 0417 212 692 or at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay.

To advertise Something Different please call Amanda in Byron on 6685 5222 or Julie in Mullum on 6684 1777

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Fun times at Federal A wonderful time was had at the Federal community children’s centre mega garage sale on April 1. About 20 stalls, a bouncy castle, the Rural Fire Truck, a sausage sizzle and a

perfectly beautiful sunny Saturday morning helped to raise nearly $500 for the centre with the proceeds going to playground improvements. A big thanks to all who

Caitlin takes art to the sin bin

helped, contributed, brought or sold. The centre hopes to hold similar events in the future. Pictured are some of the Preschool and Kidzone crew in mega-fun mode.

Caitlin Reilly’s installation of seven miniature confessional boxes invite the unforgivable, to draw the curtain and peek inside. In ‘The Space In-between’, Caitlin draws from her own history to speak of a quiet space, a place to be heard. The conundrum, is sin the forbidden fruit or is it the sweetest fruit of all? The piece hangs at Byron Cinema until the end of April. Photo Jeff Dawson

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Chloe rugs up for Mongolia Brunswick Heads resident 16 year old Chloe Joyce and a group of her school friends in Year 11 at Tweed Valley College, are rugging up for what will be an unforgettable, and very cold experience. The students are setting off for Mongolia in October where they will help with the establishment of a sister school in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar. Luckily for them, the weather will be fairly clement at that time of year; probably around -5C to +5C, a far cry from the -50C temperatures expected in the middle of winter.

Ross Benard, parent and facilitator of the trip explained that the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Australia has taken Mongolia as its project this year when it recently opened up its borders after years of communist rule. ‘It’s an extremely poor country,’ said Ross, ‘so building a school is really important and has been warmly welcomed. The students will help with maintenance around the school, be involved with conversational English and puppetry as well as running a ten night mis-

sion program for local children. It will be a truly unforgettable experience for them.’ The kids need to raise $1500 each for the trip, and Chloe has been working hard to do so by selling rafe tickets in the local area. An employee at the Dolphin Cafe, Chloe will draw the rafe there on Easter Sunday at 3pm. Anyone wanting to help Chloe in her endeavours can buy rafe tickets at the cafe, or anyone wanting to sponsor the trip can contact the school on 6672 2922.

Mossie virus cases on increase North coast residents are strongly advised to take precautions against being bitten by mosquitoes after testing of mosquitoes trapped in the Port Macquarie area in recent weeks identiďŹ ed both Ross River Virus and Barmah Forest Virus. While every local government area from Port MacquarieHastings to the Tweed has reported cases, other hotspots for Ross River virus include Byron Shire (21 cases). The Director of Public Health, Paul Corben, said, ‘Late summer rainfall, high tides and warm conditions over recent weeks have provided ideal breeding conditions for mosquitoes and this has been reected in the high mosquito numbers at some of our trapping sites. ‘Finding these viruses in local mosquitoes confirms the risk to north coast

residents of contracting Ross River virus or Barmah Forest virus from mosquito bites. ‘So far this year we have received 132 reported cases of Ross River virus, with 75 in the first half of March alone. This is the highest number of cases reported in this period in a decade and almost 6 times the average number of cases in the same period over the past 5 years. ‘We have also received 61 reported cases of Barmah Forest virus infection, almost double the ďŹ ve-yearly average for this time of year. ‘We are now heading into the peak season for mosquitoborne illness which usually occurs in April and May. With recent conditions being so favourable for mosquito breeding, moderate to high numbers of mosquitoes being caught in our traps and ďŹ nding virus in some of those mosquitoes, we could be in

for a very bad year for mosquito-borne illness. ‘We very strongly advise people to protect themselves from mosquito bites, especially during the coming Easter break.’ Many people infected with these viruses will not develop symptoms. Usually the illness is relatively short-lived and self-limiting. Some people report that symptoms last for several months. The symptoms of Ross River virus and Barmah Forest virus infection are similar and may include flu-like symptoms, with fever, chills, headache and aches in the muscles and joints. Some people may develop joint swelling and stiffness, which is par ticularly noticeable in the mornings. A rash sometimes develops, usually on the trunk, limbs or face. This rash usually disappears after 7-10 days.

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Theatre lovers!

Baywrites deadline for scripts for Hot Shorts, the performing arts challenge held in July, has been extended to Friday April 21, so get those scripts in and be in the running for the very generous $1000 ďŹ rst prize. For more info ring Geoff 6687 4278.

Disaster volunteers needed Red Cross is looking for caring people to join local Personal Support Teams, assisting people evacuated during disasters. Free training and lunch provided in Bangalow on Monday May 1, 9.30am

to 3.30pm at the Bowling and Sports Club. RSVP to Lyndall on 6622 3244 by Monday April 24.

Free art therapy group For women with Yvonne and the Women’s Resource Service in Mullumbimby starts Tuesday May 2 for 6 weeks, 10am to 12pm. Minimum ďŹ ve women, maximum ten. Bookings close Monday April 24. Phone 6687 0613.

1pm for our 20th birthday celebration. Floral competition is an Easter arrangement. Winners of street stall rafe were John Scott and Eileen Fox.

Cat loving volunteers needed.

If you are the holder of a Centrelink pension or healthcare card and are struggling to afford the cost of having your pet desexed, we may be able to help you, please ring the Animal Welfare League NSW 6684 4070.

We rely entirely on volunteers to keep the Pets For Life cat shelter running. Volunteers provide the care and affection homeless cats and kittens need whilst awaiting adoption. If you can spare a couple of hours each week to help at Billinudgel, we’d love to hear from you. Please phone Jane on 0431 016 689 for details. We have many adult cats and kittens looking for new homes. If you could provide a home for one of them, please phone Helen 0427 802 097.

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On May 9 David Powell will discuss the rise and spread of Islam covering the ďŹ rst 1000 years at the Uniting Church Hall, Brunswick Heads at 10am. Visitors welcome. Enquiries 6680 4268.

Byron Autumn club Will host a bus trip to Currumbin bird sanctuary on Thursday May 11. All welcome, bring own lunch. For bookings call Noelene 6685 1278, Ruth 6685 6278 or Phyll 6685 7723.

Brunzwick toastmasters

The Easter Sunday activity day scheduled for April 16 has been cancelled. The next meeting will be as usual, the 3rd Sunday of the month, Sunday May 21. Enquiries phone: Udo 6680 9698, Veda 6685 7991.

Mullum Cup race day The Mullum Chamber of Commerce presents Mullumbimby Cup day at Ballina race track on April 22. Bookings essential, all welcome, kids catered for. Bus leaves Mullum Newsagent at 11.30am and returns from the track at 5.30pm. Cost is $25, includes bus and entry, kids $10. Call Bev Norton 6684 3704.

Learn to communicate with confidence and belief in yourself. We meet second and fourth Wednesdays of the month, 9.45am to 12.15pm at the SDA Church Arthritis support Hall, corner Shara Boulevarde and Banool Circuit, group North Ocean Shores. Phone Expressions of interest are being sought for people interCraig 6685 0165. ested in attending a support Mullum Garden Club group for Arthritis in the Meet at the Uniting Church Byron area. Call Bev Norton Hall on Thursday April 13, 6684 3704.

Bangalow disaster team wanted Bangalow would face a shortage of trained people to deal with victims of a disaster, should one strike the area Vihideh Hosseini the Regional Manager of Red Cross Northern NSW has said. ‘The urgent need for appropriately trained Emergency Services personnel has been highlighted by the bushďŹ res and oods in NSW,’ he said. ‘Fortunately, we haven’t had a lot of natural or man made disasters in Bangalow, but if disaster does strike in the area, there is a shortage of trained people.’ Personal Support volunteers need to be team players, caring and practical, with a good deal of common sense and a listening ear. If called on, volunteers need to be able to work for a shift, and the one day training

course is essential. Red Cross are looking for people with the following qualities: 18 years or older; able to work an occasional shift of six to ten hours. A good listener, people from different backgrounds and cultures; literate in English.Willing to be trained and work with others in a team led by Red Cross. Practical, with common sense; calm in emergencies. Red Cross will be conducting a free Personal Support training course in Bangalow, with morning tea and lunch provided. The course will be held 9.30am-3.30pm on Monday May 1 at the Bangalow Bowling and Sports Club, Byron Street, Bangalow. To ďŹ nd out more about the course, or if you are wanting to register please call Lyndall on 6622 3244.

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BILLINUDGEL BRAKE CENTRE ............................................................................................ 66801382 BILLINUDGEL STEERING & SUSPENSION ......................................................................... 66801382 CAR BODIES REMOVED Any condition, for quote phone Mark ......................................0427 660641 CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE Essery Wreckers ................................................................... 66845296 FRED HENRY MECHANICAL REPAIRS Billinudgel.............................................................. 66802155 MECHANICAL REPAIRS, welding, MTA member, Pearce Motors.......................................... 66851252

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

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

HAIR & BEAUTY BANGALOW HAIR Hair specialists ......................................................................................... 66871888 EDGE HAIRDRESSING Award winning salon. Open 6 days & Thursday nights ..................... 66858391 SHAMPOO HAIR STUDIO Byron Bay .................................................................................... 66809656 THERE’S ALWAYS MORE Hair & beauty Byron Bay. Redken & Dermalogica ........................ 66807922

BAYSIDE RADIATORS, WINDSCREENS AND AIR CONDITIONING

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Where else would you take a leak! Lot 4, Wilfred St, Billinudgel. Ph 6680 2444

NEW TYRES Estab 1988 BATTERIES & REPAIRS Mogo Place

Billinudgel Tyre Service Ph 6680 2366

HEALTH ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne .................................... 66857366 ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis .................................................... 66857001 ACUPUNCTURE Chinese herbs, Massage‌ R Gutwein ......................................................... 66808208 ACUPUNCTURE & CHINESE AYERVEDIC HERBS House of Wellbeing, Kim Kilgariff......... 66858538 ACUPUNCTURE & MOXIBUSTION Japan trained.................................... Joshua Leishman 66809092 AUSTRALIAN BUSH FLOWER ESSENCES .............................................................. Justina 66804183 ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE Postural re-education for pain, stress/dysfunction. M. Hayes ..... 66809770 BYRON DENTAL SURGERY Mercury free restorations ......................................................... 66807774 CHILD & FAMILY PSYCHOLOGIST ........................................................................... Krista 66803754 CHIROPRACTOR Bruce Campbell, Brent Verco 52 Shirley St, Byron Bay ................................ 66858159 CHIROPRACTOR Andrew Badman & Steve Foster– low force ............................................... 66858553 CHIROPRACTOR Michael Schwager 109 Stuart St Mullumbimby ......................................... 66841962 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST Michael Du Sautoy, Lennox Head.............................................. 66877000 CRANIOSACRAL BALANCING Najma Ahern, Practitioner, Tutor & Trainer .......................... 66846444 MULLUMBIMBY Herbals, Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St.............................................. 66843002 MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................... 66841511 OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY Nigel Pitman, Manipulative Physiotherapist .............. 66803499

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GREEN & ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY MUFFLERS 20 years in Byron Shire WILSON’S EXHAUST 15 Grevillea St, Byron Arts & Industry Est Ph. 6685 6925

MISCELLANEOUS EVENT SERVICES MAKE UP ARTIST Weddings & special events, Sabine Hellfaier........................................0422 752264

PICTURE FRAMING BILLINUDGEL CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 7/1 Wilfred St, Billinudgel ........................... 66803444 HAIKU FRAMING & DESIGN 144 Jonson St, Byron Bay ....................................................... 66807891 PICTURE FRAMING Bill Veale ................................................................................................ 66842262

SEWING & ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS Repairs, hemming, overlocking ....................................................................... 66801648

VETERINARY SURGEONS BILLINUDGEL/OCEAN SHORES VET HOSPITAL Jon Hollingworth .................................. 66803480 BYRON BAY VET CLINIC 1/70 Centennial Cct. Rowen Trevor-Jones ..................................... 66856899 MULLUMBIMBY VET CLINIC Neil Farquhar and Susannah Wood........................................ 66843818

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Hervey Bay Qld Aug-Oct 2006. Join for a week or more. Phone 02 66858128. Info: www.oceania.org.au Positive Parenting Course – PPP starts May 2 (4 Tuesdays) 9.30-12 @ Byron Community Centre $150 Weekend course: 27 & 28 May Private consultations. JAN DALY 0412340247 ART STUDIO OPEN DAY Visit 2 studios at Belongil Beach Jan Rae, 32 Childe St. 66857803 John Cottrell, end of Childe Street, follow signs Easter Sunday from 10am. Drinks at 6pm. All welcome. 0432086091

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

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Gita Dunbar – authorised Marriage Celebrant. 66779282 or 0411041591.

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ALISON MACKAY Unique weddings, funerals, baby namings. Phone 66853213

ANTHEA AMORE MARRIAGE CELEBRANT 66807277 0422383151 www.antheaamore.com

Marriage Celebrant 66872707

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MULLUMBIMBY SOUP KITCHEN Neighbourhood Centre, Dalley Street, Wednesday 5pm. 66841816

& COUNSELLING Paul Cooke. 66850485

ALINA HUGHES Marriage Celebrant – 66859898

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Commencement of the Cape Byron Marine Park Zoning Plan The Cape Byron Marine Park is a special place established to help conserve our marine environment for the enjoyment of present and future generations. The NSW Government announced the ďŹ nal Zoning Plan for the Marine Park on 30 November 2005 and the plan comes into force on 1 May 2006.

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The Cape Byron Marine Park extends from Brunswick Heads in the north to Lennox Head in the south. It includes all of the seabed and extends seaward from the mean high water mark to the three nautical mile limit of State waters. The Marine Park also includes the tidal waters of the Brunswick River and its tributaries, Belongil Creek and Tallow Creek. Cape Byron Marine Park staff together with staff from the Department of Primary Industries (Fisheries) and Department of Environment and Conservation will be working to promote community awareness of and compliance with the Zoning Plan. Please enjoy the marine park but be warned, on-the-spot ďŹ nes and other penalties apply for infringements against the Zoning Plan and regulations.

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PSYCHIC LIFE READINGS

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INDEX

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Astrology readings for parents + natal, predictive, relationships. Tricia Karp 66847832

Accurate readings. Phone 66875515

METAL DETECTOR REQUIRED to find lost wedding ring. Please help. Phone 66845066

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ZEN RETREAT

Lifechanging stress management, six week evening course begins May 18. Phone Parijat Wismer 66857991

GIRLS & MUMS

CHILDREN’S CHARTS CLAIRVOYANT

WITH HOGEN-SAN Weekend 21-24 April in deep silence of Sangha life: meditation, yoga, dharma talks, singing & raw food. Info & reg www.funkeyforest.com

WOODWORK FOR WOMEN 4 x Tues, starts 2/5. Patt 66843160

The shortest day, the longest night Out of darkness into light. Dreams and visions taking flight, When true hearts work with love for all Hope triumphs and the dark ones fall Mythlines – Saturday June 17, 5.30pm

WRITING CLASSES

WITH SARAH ARMSTRONG New series of weekly classes starts Wednesday 3 May. Choose morning or evening – 6 classes for $180. 66846897 – 0414228563 www.sarah-armstrong.com

FUSION DANCE

A divine experience of dance & fitness Combining Egyptian, Bollywood & Sacred Dance. 6 week course starts Fri 5 May 10am. Mohani 66846553

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I love my work, but if you’re not 100% satisfied, 2nd session FREE! Deep tissue, relaxing Swedish & nurturing Kahuna. 2 luxurious hours $95. 1hr special $55 – 7 days/eves. Phone 66855952 SANCTUARY Easter Sunday 9.45am Singing Meditation. All Spiritual Paths welcome. AIKIDO Centre, Melaleuca Drive, Byron Bay.

Women with Wings for girls 10-13 & their mums (or aunty). A playful and profound 6 week group to celebrate our girls growing up. Begin term 2. Moana 66849394

CLAIRVOYANT READINGS

Guidance from Spirit and Angels. JAYA TALBOT Clairvoyant Medium. Phone 0400656444 – Byron.

CLASSICAL HOMOEOPATH

Dr Sue Haynes PhD Health Fund Rebates BYRON BAY Tu & Thur. 66855883 SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICE Free STD/HIV checkups Clinics: Byron Monday; Ballina Friday For appt phone 66202980

YOGA WITH PILATES Bruns Heads Comm Ctr Mon 6pm & O.Shores Comm Ctr Mon, Wed & Thur 10am. Louisa 66803064

@ Yoga Arts, Byron Street above Centrelink with Lachlan $15 or 5 classes $60. Thurs, Fri 4-5.30pm

MULLUM MASSAGE

PAULA BARUKSOPULO Member Aust Psychological Society DEEP ★ FLOWING ★ NURTURING Incorporating holistic counselling, Kahuna style ★ Deborah 66843723 kinesiology, hypnotherapy, meditation, MASSAGE SIMPLY DIVINE deep tisexercise & nutrition as a pathway leading to good health & happiness. sue relaxation $45. Lisa 66844003 Health fund & some Medicare rebates. 66870700

GOOD STRONG MASSAGE

Chronic conditions, high level wellness, general Osteopathy.

FLOAT & MASSAGE

Workshop Level 1 – May 1/May 6. Contact Santoshi 66856792

BYRON AIKIDO PEACE CENTRE Melaleuca Drive Weekly class Schedule 6pm-8pm Mon – Joanne Martin General class Tues – Mark Evans Beginners Wed – Paul Smith General class Thurs – Sid Monthule Beginners No Friday children’s classes in school holidays. Phone 66847557 www.aikidoyuishinkai.com HOTSTONE MASSAGE COURSE Learn this popular massage modality in time for winter. Comprehensive course April 22-23 $265 stone sets available at discount. Call Masti Adler 66846982, 0403730304 MUSIC. The healing & transforming power of the tones will be explored in an experiential workshop based on the Mary Masselos 7 Tone Method at The Heartspace 28/4 7-9pm, 29/4 10-4pm $80/$60. Cecily Cos 0405749442

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

Gail 66854535, 0404147398

EAR CANDLING

2 hour session $60. 66858304

– help clear ears/sinuses. 66857736 BEGINNERS TO GENERAL YOGA Every Thursday 6pm at Inspya Studio, Natural Lane, Broken Head. Call Lynda Dean 0404471521 or just come.

TRACEY FOSTER

One of the best D.T. massages, from O.S. to Byron. Mobile service. 0413432584. Treat yourself.

HATHA YOGA

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

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HAWAIIAN MASSAGE with Michaela. Lush & deeply healing 2 hours $80. Phone 0416332886

SWEDISH MASSAGE Ocean Shores 1.5hrs $60. Susan 0411409123 PILATES @ CORE STUDIO Mat + machine. 66856716

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HEALTH NOTICES

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CHIROPRACTOR

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with Jacquelyn New venue – New day Join me from 11/4 at Santos Heart Space every Tuesday at 7pm $10.

LIVING YOUR PASSION & PURPOSE 2006 TOUR Residential weekend retreats Byron Bay 9-11 June • Adelaide 30 June-2 July • Sydney 28-30 July • Cairns 11-13 Aug • Bali Sept. AUD$800 (BB, Syd, Adelaide) For more info: 66846393 lifeworks@aapt.net.au

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BYRON

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Massage Readings Healings Cranio-Sacral Naturopathy Counselling Facials Kinesiology Meditation Yoga Workshops Ph: 6685 6620 Ph/Fax: 6685 6264 e-mail: info@ambaji.com.au www.ambaji.com.au 6 Marvel St Byron Bay Beautiful Shala Hall FOR HIRE healing, workshops, yoga & events. SHALA EVENTS: 11 APR- 9 MAY *FREE Silent Meditation M-F 12:30- 1:30 *Hatha Yoga, Devi, Mon 10-11:30am *Yogalates, Lisa, Tue 10-11:30 *Oki-Do Yoga, Gail, Wed 9:30 - 11:30am *Yoga Dance, Sara, Thurs 9:30 - 11:30am FREE Intro Healing workshop, Donna Joyce, Sun 16th 4 -6pm & Mon 17th 2-5pm Native American, Parisha Mon 17th 7-9pm Intro Mens Common ground, Tue 18th 6-9 Women only Tantra, Baba Dez 19th 7-9pm Men only Tantra, Baba Dez 20th Th 7-9pm David Deida Enlightened Sex w/shop with Venant Wong Sat & Sun 21st & 22nd 9-5pm Peace Carnival Public Meeting, 23rd 7pm Christ Light Meditaion,Tue 11, 25 & 9-7pm Inspirational Magik, Veenaa Th 27th 6-9 Peru Singing Woman Concert, Fri 28th 7p And Healing Chant , Sat 29th 11 -4:30pm Endless Satsang, Nirmala Wed & Thurs 3rd & 4th 7-10pm & Sat 6th 10-5pm * Weekly Events. Timetable subject to change.

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THAI MASSAGE 1.5 hour $45, home visit $55. Ph Ekka 66804478. No sex.

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DORIS trained in Hawaii. 66843478, 0421953714

HAWAIIAN BODYWORK

18 TO 24 MAY FREE INTRO 7.30PM 14 & 28 April, 5 & 12 May Heartspace Santos, Mullumbimby. 66843027

HEALING MASSAGE with Amy Liz. EXQUISITE DELICIOUS BOWEN OR Relax, DT, Reflex, Aroma, Indian Head MASSAGE. Call Bridget 66846345 massage. Phone 0424624375 ❤

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Energy Healing • Balance & revitalise: physical, emotional, mental & spiritual. Phone Jane 0418879319

STRONG HANDS MASSAGE

RELAXING MASSAGE 1.25 hour $35. Phone Eric 66804478

KAHUNA BODYWORK Byron CBD, for health/wellbeing. Phone 0431269795

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iMAC G3 Indigo 400DV, 6GB, 512MB, CD burner $300. Phone 66846128 WELDING – general engineering maintenance of steel, aluminium, stainless steel. Phone 0419788781

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SAMMY THE CHIPPY Building/carpentry/maintenance. Decks, carports, pergolas etc. Phone Sam 0408463390

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GAS SUPPLIES, appliances, sales & service. Marshalls ph/fax 66801864

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

VACUUM CLEANERS repairs & sales, discount bags, pickup/delivery. Rick’s Vac Shack 66805148, 0421902454

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Thriving local business for sale! Billi’s Thai is the Byron Shire’s longest running Thai restaurant. For 11 years it has been the pride of a long time local family. Business is better than ever! The owners have put in a years hard work and Billi’s looks great, and is ready to take to the next level, whether as a restaurant or a cafe. It remains a unique and charming place that both locals and tourists love. A large and loyal customer base from Ocean Shores, South Golden, Bruns, The Pocket, Main Arm & Mullum ensures good business throughout the year. Extremely low rent and a long term lease equals a great pro¿t margin minus the stress! Easy take-over in time for Easter!

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MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. Bridglands Retravision 66842511 HARMONIUM $300, 2 x medium dog kennels VGC $30 each. Ph 66844406 URBAN MOUNTAIN BUGGY PRAM latest model, exc cond, hardly used, new $700, sell $500. Ph 66871238 FRENCH DOORS, WINDOWS etc. Phone 66855669

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CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby BABY BACINO COT near new $280, Industrial Estate. bouncer $30. Phone 0434357004 LATTICE FACTORY PRICES – MADE TO SIZE WASH MACH F&P Smart Drive good cond $250, Hoover dryer 5030D near Phone 66801700 new $200. 66844197, 0403475322

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EXCELLENT 3 seater couch $300, 3 yo washing machine $150. 66803067 VACUUM CLEANER backpack style, commercial strength, excellent condiBAMBOO 20-30 foot poles, approx tion $250 ono. Phone 66855105 200. Phone 0427228886 WHITEGOODS, dressing table and various homewares, offers accepted on some of the items. 0413166314 Diverse range of landscape plants SINGLE BED & mattress, baltic pine, By appointment. 66872001 as new cond $65 ono. 66804333 CLEM’S CARGO – CLOSED FOR SURFBOARDS/MINI MALS new, cost HOLIDAYS – April 9 to May 2. price $400 plus. Phone 66857887 BUSH ROCK SUPPLIES All sizes. Can deliver. We also build retaining walls. Phone 0414302441 To suit most makes & models ORGANIC GARDEN COMPOST $12/30L bag & earthworms. 66846341 Mullumbimby. 66842511 RECYCLED HARDWOOD, cheap pine, iron, french doors, casement windows, LARGE FISH TANK $150, golf bag/ internal doors, aluminium windows & clubs, coats, stereo, double bedends doors, sinks & bathroom supplies etc. & base $20, portable basketball stand Mullumbimby 2nd Hand, Manns Road. $90. Phone 66843397 Phone 66843063 TIX – Michael Franti’s special PigFIREWOOD gery film & perf $60 ono. 66847710 66845377 DAVIDSON PLUMS from $2 each in LEXMARK PRINTER Z513 hardly pots, also bulk discount. 66840079 used, still in box $55. Phone 66846520 BED – unique Japanese style, queen DIMPLEX portable air-con, used twice, base with slats, hand crafted camphor still in box $550 ono. Phone 66846520 laurel, must be seen $650 ono. Phone 66840101, 0408703494 BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE FURNITURE + more, private sale. Rasa 66849498 CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, LARGE SOLID TIMBER entertainment Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. unit $450, queen size bed & mattress $110, formica dining table $60, timber BIRDS OF PARADISE – 200ml pots top round table $65, washing machine $5 minimum 10. Phone 66847702 $95. Phone 66803573 or 0428236229 DBLE BED $125, sofa bed $120, kids bikes $30, dble matt $70. 66847610

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TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, All sizes. Direct sales‌ save $$$ mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers Sunshadow Latex. 66841263 logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, WASHING MACHINE auto $140, fridge Billinudgel. Phone 66801718 2 door $180. 0413589388

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EWINGSDALE HALL AVAILABLE for your function. Ph 66847706 AH

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TRAMPOLINES, replacement mats & parts, a variety of pool tables in different sizes & accessories. Phone 66851624, m. 0409851624

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JIM THE VAC MAN: New, Used, Fix its, bags, belts, Byron. 66868690

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RUBBISH REMOVAL Fence posts, strainers, split posts & shed posts available. Peter 66843366 / 0419843366

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FISH TANK 4 foot + stand includes 12 fish + extras $220. 66884772

WANTED WANTED: ANTIQUES, GOOD USED FURNITURE Clean double & queen size beds. Bridglands Mby 66842511. RECORD COLLECTIONS 1950-2000 Rock, Jazz, Blues. Rod 0409489997 WANTED GOOD USED FURNITURE Single items to house lots. Royces Secondhand, B.B. 66855202 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9-12. CEMENT MIXER, ride-on lawnmower, motorised hedge cutter & gym set. Phone 66847675 GLASS DOOR FRIDGE in good condition. Phone 0413589388

GARAGE SALES

1 MONDAY BLUES FEST TICKET ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in $75. Phone Annie 0410040474 this section must be paid by credit card PIANO Knight full iron frame, over- or in person at time of placement. strung underdamper, tuned to A440, SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH combined tuned & serviced, sounds great $1600. sale, going o/seas, 10 Mulli Mulli & 5 Phone 0416091256 – Tyagarah. Dugan, Fern Beach, Saturday, houseCHESTERFIELD 4 seater with match- hold, collectables, bargains & freebies. ing armchair $350. Ph 66872444 ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE FUNDGARDEN SHED zincalum 3m x 3m + RAISING GARAGE SALE rear of 4 timber floor, good condition $275 ono. New City Road, Mullum, Saturday 15 April, 8.30am-2.30pm, follow the signs. Phone 66851945 or 0412759191 LAWNMOWER 18� cut, excellent con- 8.30 SAT, furn collectables & much more, 9 Namoi Glen, Ocean Shores. dition $175. Phone 66807337 SURFBOARD ‘De Lux’ Mal 9’2� perfect 25 HARDY AVE, Nth Ocean Shores condition, hardly used, with sock & leg 8am, antique wardrobe, old fridge, washing machine, drawers, Indian & rope $625. Phone 66807337 Japanese fabrics & more. 0431011050 FREE DENTAL CHAIR self pick up. 120 STUART ST, Mullum from 8.30am Phone 66843650 NO EARLIER, pre-loved toys includBLUES FEST TICKETS 2 x 5 day ing Gameboy, Sega, push bikes etc, passes, going cheap. 0438197228 clothes & household goods + much NURSERY CLOSING DOWN SALE more, all in excellent condition. Everything from advanced rainforest & 4/51 BELONGIL CRESCENT, Sunexotic trees to shrubs, palms & ground rise Beach, moving overseas, sundry covers. Call Pyari 0422735943 household items, everything must go, CYCLONE FENCE 1200mm high, 40m Saturday 15, 8am-4pm. long VGC $400. Phone 66851257

2 SHORT ST, Brunswick Easter Fri, HOUSEHOLD FURN, relocating, r’up Sat, Sun, Mon, Oriental & camphor & outdoor timber furniture, slabs, clockdesk, b’case, t/t table etc. 66843513 cases, paintings, mirrors, all to go.

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www.echo.net.au FACTORY CLEARANCE, toys, books, great for gifts, other garage items also available, horse gear, linen, books, car parts, china cabinet, double bed mattress etc, Sat from 8am, 58 Coral Ave, Mullum near showground. 66841526

SUBARU WAGON FOR SALE ’93 rego Dec ’06, runs great. 66849373 MITSUBISHI Colt ’86 auto $900 ono reg, v. reliable, good engine. 66840317

BMW ’97 318i auto, 12 months rego, 19 GLASGOW ST, Suffolk Park 8am good condition, service history $17,000. Phone 0402965800 clothing kids & ladies, bricabrac. SAT 16/4 8.30am, 5 Mogo Pl, Billi, 2001 SUBARU FORESTER LTD going o/s, complete h’hold, plants, bar 89,000ks, manual, near new tyres, silver, good mech condition $17,500. fridge, wh/snipper etc. 0431207453 Phone 66804669 DAEWOO LEGANZA ’98 immaculate luxury car, extras, long rego $5800. ALUMINIUM 14FT 4 berth, needs love, Phone 0410071125 incl gas, elect fridge $750 ono Upper NISSAN PATROL diesel turbo ’84, 1 yr Main Arm. 66845106, 0425808056 reg, 4WD, takes bio-diesel, CD, mech good $4400. Phone Gaby 0405295965

CARAVANS FOR SALE

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Pre-purchase inspection from $40! Pink slips, service + repair. 10 Bonanza Dr, Billinudgel. 66804999

VOLVO station wagon ’78 $1200 must sell. Phone Krista 0438284136 4 WHEEL DRIVE Toyota Corolla station wagon $4000 good cond. 66803067 HOLDEN APOLLO (Camry) ’89 model, manual, new parts, urgent sale $2700 ono. Phone 0431391874

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FOR SALE BY OWNER HONDA CIVIC GLI 2001 man, dual air House in Iluka $295,000. 5 bedrooms, KAWASAKI ZX6 ’99 model, 34,000ks, bags, all power options, immaculate 2-storey, 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms, excellent condition, Kwacka green, condition $15,890. Ph 0423763311 garage, carport and shed, on a corner rego May ’06 $6000 ono. Phone lot. Contact Jim 66840227 HYUNDAI LANTRA ’94 auto, p/s, fully 0438340678. No time wasters. HIGH QUALITY relocatable home in serviced, 8 months rego, well looked secure gated residential caravan park after $4300. Phone 66854959 MOTOR VEHICLES in central Byron, 2brs, 1 bthrm, SLUG TOYOTA HIACE VAN 11 mth reg $1500, plus storage, high ceilings, bright Vespa scooter. Enq 0403693510 and airy $169,000 (lease conditions COMMODORE VK rego 8/06, good apply). Frances O’Connor Real Estate 0432828384 or 0401935760 condition $1000. Phone 66845208

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CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE Phone 0418189324, 0438189323

CHEAP TYRES. 66809936 CHEAP BATTERIES

TOYOTA HILUX extra cab 2001 b/bar, 3.5BR Q’LANDER on 1 acre share of a-con, 84,000ks, exc cond, 1 owner MO near Nimbin $160,000. 66891752 $20,000. Phone 0410193557

LARGE FEDERATION HOUSE + self- 2 DWELLINGS on 50 acres, estabcont detached dwelling, perfect for par- lished original Main Arm property, ents/family. www.10mins2byron.com elevated, n/e facing, spring, licensed to sell water, beautiful large pool, $360,000 PART SHARE in meditation $680,000. Phone owner 66850232 or community, walk to beach, Byron 12 www.balancebodybenches.com/propmins, new house, 2 cabins, on ½ acre ertysale.html + shares in 85 acres final approval, est gardens & fruit trees, great views Mt MAIN ARM – 5 ACRES, 8 minutes Warning. Secure now buy later. Gond- from Mullum, 4 bedroom + study timber wana. 66847513 house, verandahs, north-east aspect, 24,000 gallon tanks, 6m x 15m shed BYRON CBD lovely 3 bedroom home with power, phone and separate access + 1 bedroom flat + double carport + $525,000. Phone 0403907734 open fire, jungle setting – priced to sell $649,000. Phone 66857887 BYRON BAY – BELONGIL BEACH Private sale, approx 500sqm property, beachside of Childe Street. See ad in LAND FOR SALE this week’s e-realty, page 17. BYRON BAY elevated 880sqm in Pacif- OUTBACK RETREAT CENTRE ic Vista Drive with great ocean views, 22,000 acres. www.ularara.com. Enq build your dream home $595,000. 68747822 from Thursday. Phone 0407416469 2 ACRES with extensive views, cottage, rain tank, rainforest, fruit trees, near water hole, 38k Lismore $89,500. Phone 0431398527, 66807426

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1963 BLUE VW BEETLE excellent condition, recently cleaned engine & new muffler $5000 ono. Phone Stella 0431631630 or 66845576

MERCEDES BENZ 280SE 1985 sedan, ABS brakes, sunroof, rear head rests, sheepskin seatcovers, HYUNDAI EXCEL ’94 4 door, 5 speed, genuine 2nd owner, full service history, only 178,000ks, 12 months rego CD player, second owner, reg 1/07, AE-22-KY $7000 ono. Ph 0414542940 great car $3200. Phone 0431616966 TOWNACE VAN ’92 180,000ks, 2- BMW 323 ’84 man sedan, new tyres, seater, air-con, CD player, white, rust major service $5500. Ph 66857991 proofed, well maint, 10 mths rego, MITSUBISHI 5dr van ’89 diesel, seats bull/tow bar, lots of work done, runs 4-5 + double bed, exc car, no rust, reg extremely well, body fair cond, selling 9/06, reg service $2500. 0402708328 due to upgrade $4000 ono. Phone 4 x 15� FORD alloy tyres & battery 0412732465 VGC on ’87 XF station wagon $290. BMW 323 ’85 GG 230,000ks 5 mths Phone 0431873871 rego $5000 ono. Call Vasu 66872261 HOLDEN BARINA swing hatch ’95 5 VOLVO WAGON 7 seater, rego 12/06, door manual, red, power steering, airauto, CD player, excellent cond $3300 con, alloys, alarm, economical, rego ono. Phone 0427411113, 66227993 7/06 $4250 ono. Phone 66853908 PEUGEOT TURBO diesel 10/85 sedan, auto, runs well, reco head & TRACTOR REPAIRS turbo, rego 4/07, factory mags $2700. Phone 0422936110 or 66849156 VW GOLF GL ’95 man, green, 138,000 ks, immac cond, full service history, new tyres, reg 10/06 $8500. 66846822 MAZDA 3 NEO ’04 9 months rego, 33,000ks, power & safety pac, extra spare, sedan, 5 speed manual $20,000, going overseas. Phone 66804669 HONDA CRV ’98 silver economical 4WD 11 mth reg, immac cond, a-c, CD, c/l, all extras $14,900 ono. 66803040

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SUFFOLK PARK 2br fully-furn house $250pw, large backyard, from end May to end Sept. Phone between 10am & 5.30pm 66859960, 0410655955 ATTRACTIVE furn 2br house in Ewingsdale, avail 19 May - 17 Sept $300pw. Phone Charles 66847147 FUNKY BEACH PALACE close to Festival, beach 30m, sleeps 8 adults, room $50 per night or house $2500pw, available until April 18. Ph 66851891 NEW BRIGHTON beachfront 2br furnished unit $250pw. Ph 0421907754 SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH 3br fullyfurn home on canal, 3-6 months $250pw. Call Elissa 0411204390 WILSONS CK semi s-c, private large space, lush gardens, suit single person, avail to 6/6 $120pw. 66840254 3 BEDROOM HOME in Byron Bay, ocean views, big yard, spa, from May 1 for 10 weeks. Phone 0407416469 BLUES FEST cosy home, 2 to 4 people $50pp pn available Thursday 13 until 18 April. Phone 66807168

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SHORT TERM ACCOM. LUXURIOUS fully-furnished, all mod cons, 2br house in Bangalow, 10 min drive to beach, avail 22/4 till Nov 1 $350pw all incl. Call Vasu 66872261

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE want to BLUES FESTIVAL private bush stu- mind your home/pets, Brunswick/Byron dio, 3 minute walk to Festival, beach area. Phone 0413795997 access, 4 people max $1200. Phone 66858675 or 0438623576

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BLUES ACCOM room, ensuite $160pn/ ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in double, Sunrise Beach. 66855241 this section must be paid by credit card BLUES FEST 2 choices: cute cottage or in person at time of placement. 2br 5 min town great views $150pn OR comf br + ens Lilli Pilli easy walk Festi- EXQUISITE furn timber house, pool, bush setting, clean worker/student, fem, val $140pn. 0422690245, 66858182 n/s, d/f, veg $160pw O.Sh. 66803040 15 MINS BYRON rural beautiful selfcont fully-furn garden apartment, pool, FEM for beautiful house in wildlife privacy $75pn includes breakfast, sanctuary 8ks from Mullum $100pw + expenses. Phone Michelle 66843501 weekly rates available. Ph 66846831 BYRON BAY self-cont studio, walk to OCEAN SHORES clean & quiet person to share 2br fully-furn unit, d/f, n/s town/beach, avail 18/4. 0423348784 $85pw + bills. Phone Bob 66801321 EASTER ACCOM large f-f room own bath & toilet from 11/4 to 11/5 $360pw WORKING PERSON to share with one suit couple. 0431142899, 0407942984 other, beachside Suffolk $125pw plus bills. Phone 0413480117 2BR f-furn apartment, all inclusive, close to beach & Blues Fest, 4 nights BEAUTIFUL old Queenslander in Federal village, share with 1 other, 2 rooms min $250pn. Phone 0418271489 $160pw, n/s, veggie garden. Phone WATEGOE’S BEACH 2 bedroom unit, Susana 66884451 beautiful views, available 18/4, reasonCOOPER ST BB 2 people $210pw, sgl able rate. Phone 0418486894 $135pw no bills pref l/tm. 0401302343

PROPERTY FOR SALE

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$175,000 WIWO (includes $40,000 retail stock), 100m2 Best position in Kingscliff & next to award winning cafĂŠ.

• Big opportunity exists for like-minded person to purchase either of Mokea Designs retail outlets. • 30% return on purchase price fully staffed. • 100% ongoing support & commitment from designer. • Excellent clientele & potential for further growth of this already successful business. • Designer downsizing to focus on designing.

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OCEAN SHORES quiet working female STORAGE with elect Billi $40pw. Siwicki to share with owner, un-furn room RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. 66851206 $105pw + $10pw bills. 66802475 BYRON close to town/beach, 3brs, WANTED clean & tidy person to share fully-furn & fenced, offstreet parking, with one other in large 3br house suit family/singles/backpackers, long/ with secluded garden, wireless ADSL, short term rent $600pw. 0418766778 garage, Sunrise $180pw inclusive. CARAVAN HIRE 16-22 foot delivered to Phone 0405660114 you, from $85pw. Phone 0402196485 LENNOX HEAD non-smoker, nondrinker to share 2br apartment, walk LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE BEAUto beach & shops $130pw includes TIFUL TO STAY? Tastefully furn 2br 2 bath house in Myocum in quiet rural expenses. Call Stephen 0439739676 setting, 12 min Byron, 8 min Mullum MULLUM 10 min walk, s-cont studio from 2/5/-13/6/06 $450pw. 66847620 $180pw + quirky br + own tv/liv room $95pw or $260pw the lot, pref quiet TYAGARAH part-furnished 2 bedroom veg n/s work/stud, no pets, share with 2 sunny garden flat with ocean views for fem owners, avail: studio 22/4/06, room long lease, available for quiet, clean, single, no children or pets, n/s n/d avail avail 7/5/06. Phone 66841844 1/5 $320pw incl utilities. 66847099 5 MINS TO MULLUM quiet, rural, Austar, broadband, 2 rooms, one person MYOCUM 2br cottage, decks, views, garden $330pw. Phone 0419419402 $140pw pref fem. Phone 66845007

BRUNSWICK HEADS 2br unit $220pw no carpark. O.SHORES 3br house DLUG $280pw, 3br house rumpus ens SLUG $380pw, 3br house DLUG c’port $280pw, 3br townhouse SLUG $300pw. CRABBES CREEK 3br house + office DLUG $400pw. BURRINGBAR LOVELY spacious 2-storey timber cot- 2br + s’out house $250pw. Siwicki Real tage, open plan, 2 bathrooms, loft & Estate, 17 Fingal Street, Brunswick balcony, rent includes electricity, water Heads. Phone 66851206 and gardening, suit couple or single BYRON 2 bedroom apartment, new only, not suitable for children or pets carpets & paint, clean & bright, balcony $350pw. Phone 66858775 & garage, quiet street, close to town 1BR S-CONT STUDIO furn, n/s, d/f, $320pw. Phone 66807758 central Byron $200pw. Ph 66807796 SUNRISE 3br, 3 bathrm big townBANGALOW/NEWRYBAR quiet coun- house, quiet st, near shops $360pw try lane, 3brs on 9 acres, pets OK, avail 16 May. Phone owner 66853336 available May 1 $335pw 6 month lease. BYRON 500m to beach 2k south of PO Phone 66871948 sunny 3br 2 bath large gardens $450pw POTTSVILLE peaceful serene outlook, avail 10 wks from 1/5. 66857560 beautiful 2yo 3br family home, gourmet GREAT HOUSE FOR RENT 2 bedkitchen, walk to shops, river & beach, rooms, maintained garden, furnished, 15 min to Tweed, fully fenced small 15 minutes from Mullumbimby, broadyard, long lease, avail $295pw. Phone band, from May 15 to Sept 1 $300pw + 66802352 bills. Call 0412946665 BANGALOW self-cont unfurn execu- 2BR f-furn s-c apartment close to tive studio, 1 room + ensuite, rural beach & town $250pw. 0418271489 views, walk village, suit quiet clean single, n/s, no pets, avail May $170pw GRAND OLD HOUSE in Mullum, rent neg for right people. Phone 66855669 includes elect. Phone 66870501

BYRON BAY beautiful apartment, MULLUM 2br apartment, LUG no kids, views, lap pool, LUG, suit working cou- views $220pw. Mon-Fri BH 66843004 ple or single $400pw. 0439727334 POSSUM CREEK 4br timber home, 2 SMALL CABIN un-furn, 5ks to Mullum, bathrooms + separate cabin, beautiful for quiet mature woman, n/s, d/f, no views, private, veggie garden $370pw kids/pets $95pw + elect. 66843154 avail May 9. Phone 66870666 SUNRISE BEACH free-standing 3 bedroom townhouse, SLUG, private yard $290pw. Phone 0423706553 BYRON BAY in town 2br unit, fullyfurn, avail April 23 – 4 to 6 month lease $320pw. Phone 0402622956 OCEAN SHORES tropical timber 2.5br house fully-furn, garden maint incl 6 mth neg $400pw, no pets. 0414409938 BYRON LINKS APARTMENTS 3br, 2 bath f-f 2-storey apartment with single lock up garage, pool, tennis court $450pw no pets. 66808451 9am-5pm.

MULLUM rustic studio, 12 acres, NICE ROOM in relaxed family house, LUXURIOUS fully-furnished, all mod huge ocean views, huge cliffs, privacy, own bath, 2 mins to beach & town cons, 2br house in Bangalow, 10 min access to shed, outdoor toilet & hot $150pw inclusive. Phone 0422445437 drive to beach, avail 22/4 till Nov 1 shower, refs req’d, working person, no $350pw all incl. Call Vasu 66872261 pets $150pw. Phone 66845235 ROOMS half way Byron-Ballina share OCEAN SHORES 1 bedroom modern BYRON CBD beautiful 3br fully-furn, luxury house, ocean view, pool, from house, long verandah, garden setting, set in tropical gardens incl BBQ, wash$135pw. Phone 0412136666 worker only $200pw. 0411583376 ing machine & dryer, avail after Easter SUFFOLK PARK room in bright sunny long term neg $450pw. 0409792700 COOPERS SHOOT charming 3br cottownhouse, n/s, veg pref, working tage in ½ acre, new kitchen & bathrm, MODERN 1 bedroom apartment in the $115pw. Phone 66859966 fab deck, lighthouse views, 5 min Byron heart of Byron Bay, electricity included BYRON furnished room in town, avail CBD $580pw. Phone 66857834 $270pw. Phone 0412787157 after Easter. Phone 66855764 SUNRISE large room, own entrance in big beautiful house for very clean & tidy n/s n/d (no dogs or kids sorry) $150pw all included. 66809290, 0419667319

NEW BRIGHTON BEACH small selfcont 1br studio, suit single, short or long term, incl Austar, air-con, heating, gas & elect $200pw. Ph 0409451513 15 MINS BYRON, 5 min Mullum, rural beautiful self-cont f-f garden apartment, pool, privacy $220pw. Ph 66846831 BRUNSWICK 2 bedroom house, no pets $270pw, lawns included. Phone 66854050 or 0427854050

ROOM AVAIL in 2 weeks modern house share with 3, 5 mins to Byron $115pw + bond + bills. Ph 66807972

MONTECOLLUM self-contained rainforest garden studio available Easter weekend $500. Phone 66849201

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PRIVATE HOME in Byron CBD or Paterson/Massinger/Belongil for local business couple, preferably with private garden, view, pool, long lease up to $800pw, references available. Phone 0438809556, 66809720 DREAM ACREAGE PROPERTY any size house, no near neighbours/share, b/band internet avail, area for ideal prof couple to rent, caretake or housesit, n/s, n/d, no kids or pets, 14 years refs. Phone 0428369326/66882069

TO LEASE WORKSHOP Billi $80pw. Siwicki RE, 17 Fingal St, Brunswick. 66851206 BYRON BAY SHOP 34sqm, suit retail, health, studio. Phone Liz 66858466 SHOP $390pw includes outgoings, 40sqm approved for takeaway food, 2/130 Jonson Street, Byron Bay. Phone 66857154, 0421779534 BYRON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE prime location industrial units, various sizes, attractive terms. Phone 0418861154 LAND AVAILABLE FOR NURSERY OR VEGIES. Contact 66856130

POSITIONS VACANT BRUNSWICK HEADS 1br flat central location $175pw. Shop in prime WARNING – The Department of Fair location, suit hairdresser $400pw. Ray Trading has warned people to be very White Byron Bay. Phone 66856588 careful about responding to advertisements offering work at home. Readers should be wary if you are asked to WANTED TO RENT pay money upfront for employment ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in opportunities and never send money to this section must be paid by credit card a post office box. or in person at time of placement. MODELS no exp or fees, bikini mag 2 ADULTS, 1 child, 2 chooks, 1 cat covers, up to $2000 per hour, come to seeking perm rental in or close to Mul- you. Phone John 0411699999, www. lum, up to $200pw. Ph 07 54397323 bodymodels.com.au

BYRON HILLS bright room, quiet bushy outlook in large happy family home, sep living room, pref fem, n/s d/f $110pw incl exp. Phone 66854506 AH. 2 ROOMS for rent beautiful home 2 min walk to town $120pw. 0400343713 BYRON HILLS room avail beautiful house, great entertaining area $130pw includes electricity. Ph 0415747067

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on Wednesday and Friday mornings. Ron is starting this class due to an increasing number of people who have asked for night classes. ‘These classes are not ordinary,’ says Ron. ‘Drawing is not done by rote, by fixed method or step-by-step. Work is derived by the uid consequence of experience. Images emerge and structures are found through self-referral and experiment, by dynamically seeking one’s identity through visual language. Working in this way can be very challenging but at the same time dramatic and empowering. The best art is always original. It’s about unwrapping reality rather than trying to wrap it up.’ Classes begin Thursday May 4, 6.30pm to 8.30pm, then every Thursday thereafter at the Byron Bay Scout Hall, Tennyson Street. Byron Bay. There is facilitation, live model, music, lighting, tea, coffee and refreshments. Experience is not an issue, everyone is welcome. The cost is $15 concession, $20 or six week block concessions available. Enquiries 0421 101220.

Local workers gear up NRUN (en-run) is the acronym for the Northern Rivers Unionists Network which is a grassroots group of local union members launching a local campaign called Worker Friendly Workplaces. NRUN believes that the federal government’s new Work Choices legislation will damage job security and will be the unpleasant reality for most workers. Angela Pollard, spokesperson for NRUN, says, ‘Unless your employer is committed to fair pay and conditions for a fair day’s work, it will be all too easy for them to use these new laws to quickly reduce your current entitlements. ‘It’s obvious under this new legislation that workers have no real bargaining power. It will boil down to a take-it-or-leave-it situation. There’ll be no unfair dismissal protection, no payrises and don’t hold your breath that the Fair Pay Commission will help – its job is to restrict wage increases,’ she added. ‘The prime minister says that worker s who are unhappy with their boss’s offer can just move on to a better job. He doesn’t have a clue how hard it is to get a job here on the North Coast!’ For further information on the campaign, to become involved or to discuss how employer or employees can improve their work conditions contact Angela Pollard on 0427 895316 during business hours.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Health food supremo goes nuts over rally Easter classic renamed in memory of Ben King After the tragic and sudden death of Ben King recently, Byron Bay Boardriders Club has renamed the Byron Easter Classic to honour this outstanding member of the Boardriders and Byron community. One of the longest running events in surfing and now in its 31st year, the event boasts a list of winners including Danny Wills, Kieren Perrow, Richard Marsh, Chappy Jennings, Simon Law, Jeremy Byles, Shane Bevan, Jye Gofton, Mark Richardson, Jock Barnes, Shane Wehner,

and 2005 winner Shaun Gossman. The event boasts $15,000 in prize money and loads of prizes. Divisions surfed are: open, senior, masters, juniors, cadets, fleas, open and U/16 women, plus a legends invitational heat. The Ben King Memorial Classic, presented by Ocean & Earth, is one of the most prestigious titles for a surfer to win. Those who have won the event have gone on to be some of the best known surfers in Australia. Competitors

are expected to travel from all around the country to compete, not only for the prize money and glory of the win, but to pay tribute to an exceptional surfer, and an even more exceptional man, Ben King. The Classic will commence on Good Friday and finish on Easter Sunday when the 2006 champion will be crowned at the Byron Bay RSL. Entry forms are available from www.surfingaustralia.com or from Jenny King on 0414 858 132.

Moonshiners recover after poor start Owner of Fundamental Vitamin and Beauty Store John Coleman with his only slightly modified Honda Integra. John and his ‘pride and joy’ will once again take part in in the gruelling six day Targa Tasmania starting over the Easter weekend.

Hans Lovejoy One of the biggest road rallies in the world will be held in Tasmania over the Easter weekend, and local business man John Coleman and his son-in-law Christian Knoetze will once again be putting their skills and stamina to the test on over 2000 kms of winding Tasmanian roads. With over 250 entries from all over the world, this six day event attracts all levels of competitors – there will be Lamborghinis, Porsches and all sorts of high to mid range, all age performance sport cars entering. As a seasoned Targa rally competitor, John has competed in the rally on five previous occasions, the first as a navigator and the other three as driver. As owner of the Fundamental Vitamin and

Beauty Store, he says he has to maintain peak physical fitness and trains by swimming, power walking and topping up on supplements like ginseng and herbs. ‘It helps with mental stamina,’ John said. ‘I have seen grown men break down and cry after the event as there is so much pressure on. ‘They close roads for the rally, and the locals come out and support the event too. It’s one of the few rallies in the world where they do that.’ The roads are often wet and icy, and last year John says he saw snow for the first time. There were fifty crashes last year, which accounts for roughly 20% of the entries. ‘Two slides and it doesn’t take much,’ John said. ‘I have been fortunate so far as my

slides have all been on road. Luckily the fatality rate is very low; there has been only one death in 15 years.’ John’s car, one of about 700 that were sold in Australia, had to have a few modifications made to allow it to compete in the rally. A roll cage was installed and the front brakes are of rally standard, ‘apart from that, it’s as it was when it came off the production line’ he said. After the rally, John will once again resume using the car for day to day use. So if you spot a sporty red Honda Integera with sponsorship logos and a roll cage around town after the Easter weekend, you will have seen John Coleman’s daily work/rally car just back from the world class Targa rally down in Tasmania. Good luck John!

Mullumbimby/Ocean Shores rugby union club managed to turn around their fortunes of the previous round with a successful outing last weekend winning two out of their three matches against Casino on Saturday. The Moonshiners won the main game 18-12 with tries to halves Adam Barclay and Mitch Lambert, who were the best players on the field. However, they needed the support and drive of for-

wards Glen Burton, Pete Anderson and Russ McLeod to get the necessary ball to show their skills. Brad Gross and Sati Siamoa stood out in the backs. Third grade had an impressive 50-0 win with Peter Bastitich impressive, Dave Pyne and Bruce Pegrum also putting in big efforts. Under 19s lost 35-5, a score that was not a true indication of the game. The Moonshiners were right in it

up until the dying stages; Todd Mathison and Duncan Kendall fired up the team well, Adam West, Eban Parkes and Danny McGill were other standouts. No games this week, being the Easter weekend; the week after the Moonshiners play Byron Bay and the under 19s play Coolangatta/Tweed. For training details or any other rugby union enquiries, please ring Daryl Quigley on 6684 7151.

Kennedy to compete on world stage

Mullum 15s take charge Lennox Head’s Stuart Kennedy will be one of Australia’s four representatives at the Rip Curl GromSearch international final which will run as a specialty event around the Rip Curl Pro World Champion Tour event at Bells Beach kicking off on Tuesday April 11. Kennedy is the sole Australian representative in the 16 and under boys division and he won a nail biting final on Monday by securing a great final ride which scored an 8.5 to take him into first place ahead of young Narrabeen surfer Davey Cathels who had led for almost the entire heat only to lose out in the final minute. With outstanding waves forecast through the Easter weekend, the GromSearch final is certain to be a holiday highlight for these young surfers. Photo ASP Robertson

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Brad Walsh showed off speed and strength during Mullumbimby Gr15’s convincing 4-0 win over Alstonville at Pine Ave on Saturday. Although the season is in its infancy, the boys are off to a very promising start and things are looking promising for this talented young team. Photo Jeff Dawson

what’s happening surfside

held on May 11; venue yet to Round 2 of regionals to be be decided. held at Cabarita April 22 Brunswick and 23. Competitors to meet at 7am each day with finals Boardriders held on Sunday. All com- Committee meeting Tuesday petitors must surf in at least April 18 from 6.30pm at two rounds to get event Hotel Brunswick. Surfboard points for a final placing. raffle will run from Good Third round will be held in Friday April 14 to April 23 Byron Bay in May. State between 12pm and 2pm at open titles will be in Marou- Hotel Brunswick. Mark Stebra in June while masters/ vens Memorial single fin womens will be in Port Mac- classic will be held June 18; quarie in September and enq Steve Drew 0414 992 juniors in Coffs Harbour in 137 or email brunzboardrid September. AGM will be ersclub@hotmail.com.

New Brighton Boardriders The Newy Crew held their third comp last Sunday in very trying conditions. Results: opens 1 Eddie, 2 Rory, 3 Legge, 4 Bisho; juniors 1 Zira, 2 Luckey, 3 Tyrone/Jackson, 4 Cameron; girls Mia. Best barrel: The Fat Man. Next comp yet to be announced; enquiries 0421 004 585. Thanks to all our sponsors: The Newy Shop, Ocean Shores Surf, Billinudgel Pub.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Giants thrash Devils in local derby

Action from the reserve grade match between Mullumbimby and Byron Bay at Les Donnelly field on Saturday night. It was a clean sweep for the Giants with impressive wins in all grades, especially firsts with a 70-0 whitewash. Photo Jeff ‘Good In a Clinch’ Dawson

While most of us expected Mullumbimby to beat Byron Bay last weekend, the 70-0 scoreline was something of a shock, nonetheless. It was, however, indicative of the Giants’ domination of the game despite some handling errors which disappointed coach Paul Latta. ‘Byron Bay stood up well for the ďŹ rst 10 minutes or so, but they just couldn’t keep it up,’ said Latta. ‘They’ve had lots of disruptions with their training and have been short on numbers, so they were just under prepared on the day.’ Not surprisingly, once the Giants realised they were dominating their opposition, mistakes started to creep into the game as they threw the ball around a little recklessly at times, hoping to score from every movement. ‘We did drop a lot of ball,’ said Latta, ‘however when your opposition is weak, it is

tempting to throw the ball around more. On a positive note, we gelled together a lot better than we did against Casino, and our defence was very good.’ Standouts for Latta were half back Chase Nelson and Jamie Coote in the centres. He is now looking foward to having a week off to prepare for the game against Lower Clarence when he hopes the team will show how much they have improved. Devils coach Arthur Sauverain was philosophical about the scoreline, saying, ‘a loss is a loss is a loss. We still only lose the two championship points whether we lose by 70 points or two.’ He went on to echo Paul Latta’s observations that his side was under prepared. ‘We had new players who had just turned up this week and didn’t even know the rest of the team,’ said Sauverain. ‘and training has been

disrupted because of the weather. We are now getting some good numbers and quality players; it’s my job to mould them together. We really need to dig in for the ďŹ rst three or four weeks until things start to come together. Mullum played very well – they were always going to be tough opposition after losing last weekend. We couldn’t keep hold of the ball and they did what a good team does in that situation and makes the most of it.’ Standouts for Sauverain were half back Lee Funnell and Noel King in the centres, and he remains positive about the season, saying that the team is much stronger than the one they had last year. Final scores as follows: Mullumbimby 70 d Byron Bay 0; reserve grade Mullumbimby 32 d Byron Bay 0; under 18s Mullumbimby 46 d Byron Bay 22.

Freckle to take on the world NCAS seeks Ironman extaordinaire Craig world championships in young sailors ‘Freckle’ Gream has done it again with an outstanding performance at the Australian Ironman in its ďŹ rst year at Port Macquarie. Freckle described the course as tough, as if a 3.8km swim followed by a 180.1km bike ride and a 42.2km run could be anything else. ‘The bike leg started out nice and at but ended up really hilly,’ said Freckle. ‘It was a tough course, so I was really pleased with my result.’ Freckle ďŹ nished second in the 40-44 years age group, and as a result has qualiďŹ ed for the World Ironman Championships in Hawaii for the third year in a row. ‘Competitors come from all over the world for this race, as it is a qualiďŹ er for the

Hawaii,’ said Freckle. ‘There were 1600 starters with about 300 of them in my age group of which the top seven qualiďŹ ed.’ Freckle is back into gentle training now for the next three or so weeks before picking up the pace again in preparation for Hawaii in October. Despite the wear and tear such a gruelling race has on his body, he says he can’t say how long he will be able to keep up the pace. ‘There was a 71 year old man at Port Macquarie who ďŹ nished the race within the time limit, so you never know,’ said Freckle. Freckle is sponsored by Bay Seafood, Spanline, Smiths, Free to Ride, Coyotes Cantina, Teschner Bikes, Pearlizumi and Cea.

North Coast Academy of Sport (NCAS) is looking for talented junior sailors to trial for selection into its 2006-07 sailing squad. To be eligible, athletes should be turning 10-17 years in 2006, be a resident of the north coast and a member of a local sailing club. Selections will be based on state and national performances over the past summer and on an assessment of skills during the Yachting NSW 2006 North Coast Development Weekend being held at Coffs Harbour on May 6-7. Selected athletes are expected to attend the state and national sailing championships this season. For more information and application forms, visitwww.ncas.org.au.

SPORTS RESULTS

ATHLETICS Mullumbimby 3/4 Mullum Little As end of season presentation day, BBQ, AGM. Thanks/congrats to centre manager A Rokfalussy. Welcome new committee members, K Atkinson new centre manager. 2 Athletes broke centre records, congrats Z Fung for triple jump/70m and M Ensor 800m and high jump. J Riches qualified for State Carnival at T’ville. Congrats and trophys to: U6 girls: H Francis; r/up S Miller Smylie. U6 boys: J Atkinson; r/up D McDonald Lang; M O’Neill. U7 girls: H Bignoux; r/up K Bye. U7 boys: J Judd. U8 girls: A Lang. U8 boys: I King. U9 girls: M Donnelly; r/up F Francis; J Evans. U9 boys: J Bye, S Nara; r/up P Daly. U10 girls: M Donnelly; r/up A Watkins; N Simoni. U10 boys: B Allen; r/up C Robertson; A Walker. U11 girls: J Riches; r/up H Judd, S O’Neill. U12 girls: D Thompson; r/up N Francis. U12 boys: T Lechner. U13 girls: N Thomas; r/up H Walker, V Leske. U13 boys: D Mitchell; r/up C Ensor. U14 girls: E Riches; r/up C Ensor. U15 boys: M Ensor; r/up R Walker; T Mills. Participation Awards: U11 girls: I Clark; A Buckley; L Pruul. Encourag. Award: S Nara. BOWLS Brunswick Heads Women 4/4 Final Club C’hip 4’s: S Curtis, M Southon, M Caldwell, K Peacey def M Darby (sub E Toovey) S Iversen, T Rynehart, D Guest. Social: M Allard, E Marks 14, N Philips, B Wyborn 7; J Loomes B O’ Donnell, L Proudlock 15, D Lobb, B Rose, D Hay 25; Raffle T Rynehart. Check board for C’ship events. Mullumbimby Men 5/4 winners: A Pyzer, R Gray, B Gibson 23 v L Beyter, D Kidby, T Johnstone 12; R Philps, F Buckley 23 v L Henry, J McKay 15; M Murphy, R Barnes 18 v A Johnson, P Jones 13. 8/4 No 7 Pennants: M’bah 5, Mullum 1. Skips Only, Mullum: M Brown 9,McLymont 24, L Henry 19/52; D Boyd 22, T Conaghan 12, O Kemmetmuller 22/56. No 5 Pennants Mullum 5, M’Bah 1, Skips Only. Mullum: K Brown 16, T Johnstone 26, M Holton 20/62. M’bah: B Martin 15, P Dawes 14, R Sargeant 24/53. Mullumbimby Women 4/4, 2 Rinks Social Bowls winners: E Jones, J Kidman, B Croft 24 v E Jones, R Thompson, G Henry 18; S Brown, J Lee, J Beaumont 18 v A Philps, B Reglin, J Towner 12. Raffle S Boyd. Watch board for C’ships. Ocean Shores Men 3/4 Triples winner: S Warren, B Elliott, R Roberts; r/up A Sultas, J Best, K Kirkland; K Kennedy, L Campbell, P Earl; J McGowren, R Campbell, J L Sullivan. 7/4 Norfolk Challenge: T Makin. 8/4 Pennants Rnd 2 Home to M’bah: Div 2, OS 55/51 for 5 to 1 win. Div 3: OS 57/53 for 4 1/2 to 1 1/2 win away at Bruns. Div 7: away to Cabarita: OS 1/5 lost 41 to 57. Ocean Shores Women 5/4 Mixed Social Bowls winners: M Flesser, K Farrell, L Campbell. 7/4 Ladies Social Bowls lucky winners: P Campbell, D Grant, r/up L Bland, D Lobb, P Sullivan; P Hems, M Moodie, W Bird. No. 3 Pennant team lost vs Cabarita on Tue and M’bah Ladies on Fri, hopefully better luck nxt wk vs M’bah and Bruns Heads. CYCLING Byron Bay Freeriders Jay takes out the Northern Rivers Adventure Rides each Sun, contact Jay at True Wheels for more info. 6684 1959. DARTS Brunswick Valley 5/4 Rnd 10: WCD’s 6 v Mullum2Pub’s 5; Dilligaf 4 v Workers 7; OShores Tavern 4 v Shafter’s 7; Tossa’s Bye. 12/4 Rnd 11: WCD’s v Tossa’s; Shafter’s v Workers; Dilligaf v OShores Tavern; Mullum2Pub’s Bye. MHS M Boston, P Mckinnon 180. MHP R Hutton 143. WHS H Smith 138. WHP M Greenhalgh, H Smith 54. GOLF Mullumbimby Ladies 1/4 Single Stroke Monthly Medal winner: G Parsons 73nett; r/up E Dengate 75nett. Gross winner E Dengate 83. Putts E Dengate 29c/b. NTP M Fairs; J Griffin. Pro Pin E Dengate. 6/4, 9 Hole Single Stab winner: N Carsburg 20pts. Ball rundown: N Carsburg 20; M Crighton 15; R Slogrove 15. NTP F Gannell; N Carsburg. Pro Pin M Crichton 3 balls. WBC N Dwyer 36; F Gannell 35; L Walker 34; L Riches 34. 13/4 Vs Par all in draw, 2 Ball in Conj. 1st T: 8.30am G Mackay, L Riches, T Robbins; 8.36am N Carsburg, L Walker, B Mules; 8.42am T Batson, G Poynting, H Hammond; 8.48am N Dwyer, G Lynn, E Henshaw; 8.54am F Gannell, M Crighton, R Wilson; 9am A Smith, J Stuart, J Neate; 9.06am M Essery, S Kosaka, G Redman; 9.12am A Moser. Table Dty: L Riches, L Walker. Mullumbimby Men 8/4 Single Par winner P Griffin; r/up M Hardy; M Trivett. NTP J Turton; M Hardy; S Halpin. Gundies P Griffin. Ocean Shores Men 3/4 Indiv Stab winner: R Conway 41; r/up R Dunlop 40; G Farquhar 39. Balls to 32. CCR 72. NTP J McKay; G Rowland. 5/4 Single Stab winner: B G Stuart 43; r/up C Miller 41; L Reid 40. Balls to 35. CCR 72. NTP P McDonald. Pro Pin P Conoghan. G Stuart. 8/4 Monthly Medal, Blue Ts winner: D Box 69; r/up G Richards 71; L Robinson 71. H’cap or better: J McNaulty; C Chidlow; R Donoghou; C Chidlow. White Ts winner: T Cornell 68; r/up K Beitzel 68; D C Maurer 69. Balls to 76. CCR 72. NTP G Conway; K Bettzel; A Dickens; G Lovell. Ocean Shores Ladies 4/4 Golden Ball Event Stab winners: P Price, B Thompson, P Govett, P Kranz. Div 1 winner: J

Brown; r/up M Pratt. Div 2: G Tilling; r/up P Kranz. Div 3: M Murray; r/up D Moran. NTP C Killion, J Skelton, M Murray. Vouchers to 30 c/b. 6/4 18 Hole Stab winner: B Simons 35; r/up M Byron 32. Vouchers to 32. 8/4 Stroke Monthly Medal winner: S Brady 70; r/up M Broughton 73. NTP M Broughton. Putting D Wingad. Vouchers to 79. Ocean Shores Vets 6/4 Lynn Smith Shield Rnd 1, OS v Mullum, 4BBB Stab: OS 5, Mullum 2, Match’s Even 1. Winners: T Matin, J Bramall 49; r/up J Leitch, L Stott 47; G Cole, M Brady 46c/b. NTP R Hutton; J McKay. Capt Pin A Zafieris. Gorilla Award B Neate; L Hoffman. Balls to 43. Scrubbers Ball P Trafford, J Smith. SOCCER Byron Bay Senior Sat: Rams Premier Div vs Maclean, 1st game of season. Reserves: J King scored goal in 1st 10 min. M Shepherd scored from free kick, J Pearce made it 3 nil. 2nd Half saw Maclean score defeating Rams 4 to 3. Best for Rams: J Pearce, J King, M Shepherd. Permiers: Goal from T Ruhl, help by B Morhaus, E Robinson. A Bylos equalised for Maclean. Draw was true reflection of match. Best Rams: B Morhous, K Connell, T Reisak, S Packham, J Bradford. Tue: Premiers play Workers semi finals of ANZAC Cup. No comp Easter. Women Premier Team vs Ballina. Ballina scored 1st, Chloe scored with header, 1 all 1/2 time. 2nd Half saw Kristy, Chloe, Rose cause havoc, Rose scored winner. Whole team outstanding to win. Over 35s lost 2 to 1 vs Goonellabah. 3rd Div beat strong Rovers side 2 to 1. Ocean Shores Juniors U13: Shores and Thistles put on an entertaining show, fantastic start to season. Brunswick Heads Juniors U6 Bears: fun filled game enjoyed by all. Looking fwd to action packed talent by a courageous team. U7 Bilbys: excellent game by all. Georgia, Jacob fantastic game. U8 Bullfrogs: Nail biting game. Great team effort, lots of passing. Welcome to new player Noel. U8 Bullsharks: Great team game. Hard fought contest. All played well. Super goal Nathan. U9 Barracudas: Great effort from all. Big game from Jeff and Josh. Goals to Todd. U11 Breakers: Great game from all. Two wingers set up all goals to win 8 to 0. U13 Breakers: Great first hitout for season. Fabulous work Josh, Joe, Jarrah. Mullumbimby Juniors Mullum 15s 4 def A’ville 0. Goals: James 2, Brad 1, Aaron 1.Great team effort, MOM Dominic. Mullum U14’s v Burringbar U14’s: respectable 1 all draw. Great passing/communication between players, magnificent saves Yoshua. Goal by Stephen equalised 2nd 1/2 through a penalty. Great teamwork/sportsmanship. Well played both teams. Mullum Gr11 Seahorses d Bangalow 2 to 1in close game. Beautiful goal from Tom B. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 12/4 Rnd 2 Bus. Houses Comp. Bruns Blinds v OS Glass: B Staff v M Page Smith; T Wood v C Walsh; D Runciman v R James; J Nicolson v M Stratton; R King v C Johnston. Bruns Smash v OS Glass: G Davis v B Trivett; L Crandell v I Bissett; R Cameron v P Booth; A Li v J Heers; B McCauley v S Moon. Bruns Pharmacy v Canty Surv: M Undersood v S Thompson; C Sleep v L Clarke; J Gribble v C Staff; L Miller v W Ferrier; Jeff Heers v B Doran. Byron Trophies v Potato Works: B Johnston v S Varty; S Koop v G Chandler; P Hill v R Work; R Cross v S Page Smith; T Mason v S Truesdale. 17/4 Rnd 15 Div 1: 5pm, S Sleep v D Bird; B Staff v A Brooker; 6pm, M Page Smith v L Powell; G Davis Bye. Div 2: 5pm, M Cassidy v I Bissett; 6pm, B Johnston v B Trivett; S Varty v S Koop. Div 3: 5pm, M Ottery v J Gribble; 6pm, D Runciman v P Booth; R Draper Bye. Div 4: 5pm, R Cross v R King; S Page Smith v J Nicolson; A Li v A Ronan; C Johnston v A Thomas. Div 5: 5pm, S Truesdale v M Decarne; B Doran v A Brooker; D Williams v S Davidson; A Booth v J Davison. New mixed comp starts 24/4, phone 6685 1794 to play. TENNIS Mullumbimby Mixed Comp: Rnd 9, Epee 54 d Cutlass 50; Foil 67 d Rapier 55. No comp for 2 wks, resume 27/4. Social play both wks 6.30pm, all welcome. Mens Comp: Rnd 8, washed out, no play 18/4. Semi Finals 25/4. Ladies Comp: Rnd 8, Div 1: Bobsleigh 31 d Mogul 19; Snowboard 31 d Downhill 24; Nordic 28 d Slalom 20. Div 2: Ice Dancing 31 d Biathlon 16; Speed Skating 31 d Ice Hockey 21; Curling 29 d Figure Skating 35. No play 17/4, resume 24/4. Fri evening Jnr comp: Semi Finals played 1st wk after school holidays. Social Tennis: Ladies Wed 9.15am start. Sat Mixed Social 1.30pm start. All welcome, membership not required. Enquiries regarding coaching Justin 0403 841 241, all other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads 11/4 Rnd 17 Carsburg Comp: 6pm, Bugs v Starlights; No Mercy v Gnus; Flash v Pissies; Duty Silver Bullets. 7pm, Silver Bullets v Chalets; Lounge Lizards v Hit and Run; Nanas v Brewers; Duty Bugs. 13/4 Rnd 16 OS H’ware Comp: 5pm, Vixens v Drama Queens. 6pm, Bob the Builder v Triplets; Squiggles Sisters v Asthmatics; Cant Touch This v Bolters; Hot Booties v Fudge Puppies; Duty Desp H’wives, Court Jesters. 7pm, Desp H’wives v Court Jesters; Exodia v Elles; Chilli Twist v Kit Kats; Nickies v Rock Monsters; Duty Bob the Builders, Squiggles Sisters. Byes: Shockers, Hot and Sweaty, Kliblik. New Tue 4 A Side Mixed/Thur 3 A Side Ladies Comp start in 2 wks. Phone 6685 1794 to play, beginners welcome.

Rugby clinic for holiday fun The NSW Rugby Union will be holding a skills day at the Thompson ďŹ elds, Brunswick Heads on Wednesday April 19. This school holiday activity is open to anyone, not just registered rugby players. The day will be run and organised by NSW and Australian accredited coaches with a particular emphasis on younger children, both boys and girls. Under 8s and under 10s are invited between 9.30am and 11.30am; under 11s, 12s and 13s are invited between 1.30pm and 3.30pm. Cost is only $10 per child so come along for lots of fun learning skills that will be useful in all sports, not just rugby. For more information please ring Darryl Quigley on 6684 7151 or Kaye McDonald on 6685 3416.

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Backlash We could all be saying g’day to a few more Kiwis if a trip to the Land of the Long White Sheep by Northern Rivers Tourism is successful. Armed with a campaign called Byron Bay & Beyond, the experts from NR Tourism will be promoting the beneďŹ ts of a holiday on our sunny shores to 180 travel agents in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch this week. In the interests of fairness and sharing out the tourism dollar, it might have been better to call the campaign Evans Head and Beyond. Guess it doesn’t quite have the same ring about it. Q Q Q Q The local production of Gluck’s opera Orpheus & Euridice proved a big hit among the musical punters. We were par ticularly impressed with the program notes, which included this gem: ‘The part of Orpheus was originally written for male castrato but, as that seems to be illegal these days, we adopt the current practice of having a gorgeous alto sing it.’ Q Q Q Q Local author Peter Baldwin has revised his collection of short stories Curragundi Tales. He still has a hundred or so copies in his bookshop in Dalley Street (next to the Chini) at $15 each, so grab a copy while you can. Q Q Q Q The op shop at the Uniting Church in Mullum accidentally sold a pushbike which belonged to a young man who’d left it nearby. Could Anyone who bought a pushie on Saturday please call Elaine on 6684 2627. Q Q Q Q The arrest of several people in relation to a crystal meth lab near Murwillumbah highlights the concerns of community outreach service

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Mother duck and her ducklings crossing Jonson Street (they came down from Byron Street), photographed by local professional Greg Mace during the recent spate of wet weather. They sheltered in the Commonwealth Bank doorway before making their way northwards then west and into the bush behind the railway line.

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