Byron Shire Echo – Issue 21.04 – 04/07/2006

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Council drops Byron Bay LEP Lesley Patterson Twice in the last three months, the conservative faction in Council has moved to shelve the Byron Bay Local Environment Plan (LEP), the document which maps out the model for future development in the town. At last week’s Byron Shire Council meeting, Cr Bob Tardif succeeded where Cr Ross Tucker had failed to stop work on the Byron Bay planning document in favour of a Shirewide LEP. Greens councillor John Lazarus’s absence from the meeting shifted the balance of power from the progressive to the conservative councillors. Local businessman Ed Ahern addressed the council meeting in favour of Cr Tardif ’s recommendation.

Speaking on behalf of the Byron Business Group, Mr Ahern said, ‘Many of our members are unhappy with the contents of the draft Byron Bay LEP. A vast number of the submissions are in opposition to the LEP’. Council staff have told The Echo that approximately 800 of the 1100 submissions concern holiday letting. ‘Our group proposes to move forward rather than enter into dispute with Council regarding whether the plan was wrong or right. Businesses in Byron Bay want to be involved with planning for Byron Bay. Planning needs to be Shirewide,’ Mr Ahern said. Cr Tardif described the Byron Bay LEP as ‘a plan-

ning nightmare’ and a ‘lawyers’ picnic’, saying he was concerned that definitions used in the document did not match standard definitions proposed by the state government in its new standard LEP template. ‘The definitions are not the difficult issue,’ said Council’s planning director Ray Darney. ‘The difficult issues are those we have been grappling with in the Byron Bay LEP.’ Mr Darney later listed those issues as holiday letting, coastal erosion issues and new environmental protection zones affecting the development density on some parcels of privately owned land. ‘This is a very big decision for Byron Shire Council to take,’ said Cr Peter Westhe-

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imer during debate. ‘I wonder about the motivation of Cr Tardif. My reason for wanting to see this through is I want to be sure that the submissions and legal advice are going to be taken into consideration. There are three issues that are putting the planning into jeopardy. These involve the biodiversity strategy, coastal erosion and holiday letting.’ Arguing that Council should move to a Shirewide LEP in accordance with the state government’s template within the next three years, Cr Tardif said the work done in the draft LEP for Byron Bay would be taken into account. ‘The Byron Bay LEP process was started in 1998, was not a rushed process and included numerous consultations with people,’ said Mayor Jan Barham. ‘Cr Tardif’s statements need correcting. We are now at the state government’s third revision on the template. We are allowed to have some differences to the template.’ In addition to seeking to impose some regulation on holiday letting, the draft Byron Bay LEP includes measures to protect the area’s continued on page 2

Sculpture takes a walk

John van der Kolk’s quiet Vane, is one of 29 works featuring in the Casuarina Sculpture Walk Project which opened last Saturday. Several local sculptors are among the group of influential artists included in the $1million project. Sharing the top awards announced on Saturday night were: indigenous artist Garth Lena from Fingal with two huge steel and fibreglass figures representing Garth’s father and brothers fishing; Canberra sculptor Tim Wetherill with a welded steel orb representing the sun; and John Van der Kolk’s Vane. The free Casuarina Sculpture Walk is open at the Domain Casuarina Beach Resort boardwalk, off Barclay Drive, Casuarina until July 23. Photo Jeff ‘Quite Vain’ Dawson

Moratorium lifted after nine years The gates holding back a flood of development applications in Byron Bay have been opened following Byron Shire Council’s move last An act of defiance, a preemptive strike for peace and a joyful affirmation of dissent. Independence from week to lift the nine year old America Day drew the crowds on Sunday in a typically colourful and creative Byron Bay demonstration sewerage moratorium. However, it might be more against American foreign policy. ‘The foreign wars into which the US alliance has dragged Australians, of a trickle than a torrent in grind on without any promise or pretense of victory of any kind, let alone one that might bring enduring peace,’ says rally organiser Graeme Dunstan’s Peacebus website. ‘Interesting times and auspicious if light of the depressed state of we seize them. The small voices of change that make themselves heard now will be a major influence in the property and tourism directing and channelling the flood of seekers, reformers and revolutionaries coming after. The mission markets. Council hasn’t been inundated with fresh applicaof Peacebus.com in these time is to give heart to the voices and the culture of dissent and that’s what tions this week according to publicly celebrating Independence from America Day is all about.’ Photo Jane Schneider

planning director Ray Darney, whose staff have only ten development applications on file waiting for the moratorium to be lifted. Contrary to the frequently quoted myth, the moratorium did not bring development in Byron Bay to a grinding halt, but it has undoubtedly slowed it down. Approvals for new homes on existing subdivisions continued throughout the morato-

rium and it’s hard to deny that the town centre has changed dramatically over the past nine years. Many of these developments were approved either with on site sewage arrangements, during 2000 when ‘extra capacity’ was discovered in the plant, or following some heavy number crunching by developers showed that the use of water efficient toilets and continued on page 2

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Protesters demand better welfare deal Low income Australians need help and support, not more onerous obligations and demands. This was the message at a protest outside Centrelink’s Brunswick Heads offices last Friday organised by Ocean Shores resident Michele Grant. Over 100 local people signed a petition to the federal government about recent Welfare to Work package. The petition asked for an increase to the basic weekly payment of $205 for all Newstart recipients; a participation payment for all compulsory activities; a reduction in the effective marginal tax rates to a maximum of 30%; and a reduction in the cost of education and retraining. ‘Everyone was desperate to tell us their stories about problems with Centrelink,’ Michele Grant told The Echo on Monday. ‘A lot of older people in the community also seemed

Moratorium lifted in Byron Bay

A private party in Byron Bay proved more popular than the hosts had planned when about 200 people turned up to the Scott Street residence, many without an invite. Police were called to the party on Friday night after several complaints about noise, large crowds and ‘hoodlum activity in the street’ according to Inspector Owen King from Byron Bay Police. ‘It appears to be a growing habit with young people that even though they’re not invited to a party they still turn up,’ said Inspector King. ‘In agreement with the owners we closed the party down and about 200 young people went into town, the majority of whom had been drinking,’ said Inspector King. The crowd wandered through town and then set-

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tled around Jonson Street and Apex Park. ‘Police attempted to move them and then a number of small fights broke out between the youths. Police went in to intervene and capsicum spray was used to subdue one person, who was a local,’ said Inspector King. ‘A couple of other people were treated at hospital for secondary contamination from capsicum spray.’ Police are in the process of identifying several other people who they are seeking to charge with affray and assault. With the school holidays starting on Friday Inspector King said local police were anticipating some trouble over the weekend, but nothing as bad as Friday’s incident. In contrast Saturday night was quiet with police on duty describing it as ‘a complete 180° turnaround’ from Friday night.

follow the right procedures. showers could ‘balance out’ Speaking from the public any extra sewage load from gallery, former Greens counmore intensive development. cillor, Sandra Heilpern, raised Two of the applications in the spectre of problems with the queue to be processed the increased sewage load. ‘I include an expansion of the am not advocating that the backpackers hostel housed in moratorium not be ceased but the Old Council Chambers in would like to point out some Lawson Street and a redevel- concerns I have,’ she said. opment of the Epicentre into Most of the monitoring to a tourist facility. date has focussed on the qualThe decision to lift the ity of the effluent discharged moratorium followed a report from the sewage plant rather from council staff last week than quantity, she explained. that the West Byron sewage There has been considerable treatment plant could finally flooding or ponding on Councope with additional load fol- cil and privately owned land lowing an adequate period of from the increased quantity of satisfactory operation. All effluent being released. councillors present voted to Mrs Heilpern told The lift the moratorium but not Echo that initially a large probefore a fair bit of bitching portion of the effluent was from both sides. intended to be reused, howRoss Tucker accused the ever a disappointing take up progressive councillors of by local agricultural projects inflicting a lot of pain and has resulted in a greater volemotional stress on certain ume of water being dissectors of the community by charged into the melaleuca what he described as a ‘move wetlands adjacent to the to stop development’. Cr treatment plant. Peter Westheimer replied ‘My message is please look that the moratorium was at the hydraulic load [effluent intended to protect the envi- quantity]. A report has been From front page ronment and councillors asked for but it has not yet older buildings, restrict units had acted out of a desire to been received,’ she said. in residential areas, provide affordable housing and map out the areas most at risk of coastal erosion. By abandoning the document planners -œ“iĂŠÂ“Âˆ}Ă€>ĂŒÂˆÂœÂ˜ĂŠVÂœÂ˜ĂƒĂ•Â?ĂŒ>Â˜ĂŒĂƒĂŠVœ“iĂŠEĂŠ}Âœ would need to revert to the LĂ•ĂŒĂŠ ½Â“ĂŠÂ…iĂ€iĂŠĂŒÂœĂŠĂƒĂŒ>Ăž existing LEP which does not include controls in these areas. -ÂœÂ?ˆVÂˆĂŒÂœĂ€ĂŠ, ĂŠ Âœ°ĂŠäĂ“ÂŁĂŽÂŁÂŁn A rescission motion seek9ÂœĂ•Ă€ĂŠÂ?ÂœV>Â?ĂŠÂ“Âˆ}Ă€>ĂŒÂˆÂœÂ˜ĂŠVÂœÂ˜ĂƒĂ•Â?ĂŒ>Â˜ĂŒĂŠvÂœĂ€ĂŠ ing to reinstate the LEP has been lodged by Councillors >ĂƒĂƒÂˆĂƒĂŒ>˜ViĂŠĂœÂˆĂŒÂ…ĂŠ>Â?Â?ĂŠÂ“Âˆ}Ă€>ĂŒÂˆÂœÂ˜ĂŠ>˜`ĂŠĂ›ÂˆĂƒ>ʓ>ĂŒĂŒiĂ€Ăƒ° Staples, Barham and Tabart *…œ˜iĂŠĂˆĂˆn{ÊÇΣnĂŠÂœĂ€ĂŠä{ÓÇÊӣ䙙Πand will be considered at the i“>ˆÂ?\ĂŠÂ?ˆ˜`Ăƒ>ĂžĂœÂœÂœĂŒĂŒi˜JLˆ}ÂŤÂœÂ˜`°Vœ“ next council meeting on August 8.

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NSW health minister John Hatzistergos last week inspected the Mullumbimby Dental Clinic and announced that three dental chairs worth $75,000, will be delivered as part of an upgrade to the clinic. Mr Hatzistergos said the chairs will provide dental staff with the latest technology for public dental patients, most of whom require urgent oral health treatment. ‘The recently delivered 2006/07 NSW Budget featured a significant boost in dental funding, both statewide and for the north coast, which received a funding increase of $317,000,’ he said. ‘The NSW government recognises that oral health issues are of a major concern in rural areas. ‘Socio-economic factors, as well as an undersupply of private dentists, make it difficult for some people to access dental treatment. In addition, the north coast’s water remains unfluoridated and statistics show that it suffers from a high rate of oral health problems.’ Mullumbimby Dental Clinic has a dental officer and dental therapist with

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four dental assistants. In the past year the clinic has provided 2,000 treatments to adult patients and 1,500 treatments for children.

Pro fluoridation In related news local medical practitioners and dentists last week defended water fluoridation, and expressed concerns about the ‘misleading campaign’ conducted by some of flouridation’s opponents.

‘The science is on the side of fluoride, which is safe, effective and equitable,’ said Lismore dentist Dr Brendan White in a press release. ‘Water fluoridation is really not a difficult issue to grasp – naturally sourced fluoride is simply added to water to top up existing levels to safely help protect teeth. The practice has been occurring for more than 60 years, it has been researched extensively and it continues

to be researched. ‘The problem is not water fluoridation but the misinformation industry that has grown up around it. As medical and dental professionals we have examined the ten most common claims made against water fluoridation locally and answered them.’ Further detailed scientific information on fluoridation and a Q&A fact sheet are available at www.fluoridenow.com.au.

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Minister approves Byron rates rise of 7.57% Rates in Byron Shire will rise by 7.57% this year following the Minister for Local Government Kerry Hickey’s approval for an increase above the 3.6% rate cap. In practice residents will need to fork out an extra $50 a year on average, Shire businesses will be asked for an extra $110 and the average Byron Bay business will have to find an extra $365 or so. Council has been steadily raising rates since 2002 and

will be able to bank an extra $474,00 this financial year as a result of the extra rate rise. ‘We will be essentially completing Council’s program of works started in 2002 for on ground works and improved maintenance,’ said General Manager Pamela Westing. She also pointed out that the federal government has recently announced a cut of $35,000 in its $2.2 million

funding to Byron Shire because of rising property values. It seems the feds think residents are rich enough to afford a hike in their rates and don’t need any extra help from Canberra. That Byron Shire’s rates were historically too low compared to other shires has in the past been argued as a reason for the long program of rate increases. A comparison of the cur-

rent rates of Byron, Ballina, Lismore and Tweed Shires show that the average rate in Byron Shire is more expensive than Ballina, but still cheaper than Tweed or Lismore. Business rates in Byron Shire rank second out of the four councils coming in at $2,238 on average, compared to $3,187 in Lismore, $1,832 in Tweed and a comparative bargain in Ballina at $953.

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Farewell to Kate Langley

Byron Shire Council has approved the construction of a skate park at Ashton Street on the old Bangalow Dip Site. The site has been out of bounds for some years due to its contamination, and Agriculture NSW has accepted responsibility to cap the site to prevent chemical leakage. Cr Ray Kestle put up the motion to commit to the skate park against staff recommendations. ‘Some years ago there was a push to build a skate park on this site that got as far as the DA (development application) stage,’ said Cr Kestle. ‘However it fell over due to flood issues and impingement on road reserves. There

Family and friends gathered on Monday last week to farewell Kate Langley who has passed gracefully from our presence after a long illness. Kate was the teacher coordinator of Byron Community Primary School in Byron Bay for much of the 1990s and her educational vision helped shape the school’s success. Former students honoured her dedication and inspiration and her ability to challenge and bring out the best in them. Others spoke of Kate’s

was a community meeting held about 12 months ago which showed overwhelming support for a skate park to be built on this site.’ Other concerns raised by council staff regarding this site are its isolation and noise impacts on the nearby residents, issues which Cr Kestle claims are necessarily contradictory. ‘How can a site be too isolated if it is going to have noise impacts on nearby residents?’ he said. In their report, council staff also pointed out that the plan of management for the new Bangalow Sports Field includes a site for a skate park facility, rendering the Ashton St site unnecessary.

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However Cr Kestle argued that the inclusion of the skate park in the sports field plan of management was proposed by him as an ‘insurance policy’ in case the Ashton St site fell through. ‘It is extremely difficult to modify plans of management once they have been gazetted by state government,’ explained Cr Kestle. ‘It is far more straightforward to include all possibilities from the outset. It doesn’t mean that everything will be done, it only means that it can be done.’ As for the isolation of the site, Cr Kestle argued that it is less isolated than a skate park at the sports fields is likely to be. Ultimately, however, it is very much an economic issue. ‘Byron Shire Council has no money allocated to build a skate park in Bangalow,’ said Cr Kestle. ‘Agriculture NSW has allocated something in the region of $70,000 to cap this site and is waiting for council to tell them what it is to be used for. That money would underpin the cost of building a skate park in Bangalow.’

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unique approach to life. She believed passionately in community and was a founder of a sannyasin centre in Sydney in the early 80s. She always challenged

convention. ‘Kate was the sort of person who naturally expected miracles and wondered what was wrong if they weren’t happening,’ her sister Pam said. One of her last outings was to Coffs Harbour where she had a close encounter and was literally danced around the pool by a dolphin. Kate leaves her much loved son Tassie and a very special community of friends who were privileged to experience her courage and radiance.

RTA rejects water pollution claims The RTA has countered claims that sediment runoff from highway construction works is causing pollution to local waterways. Last week The Echo reported that a coalition of conservation groups had applied for a stop work order until more effective sediment controls can be put in place. ‘The Brunswick Heads to Yelgun project has received some very intense periods of rain over the last week (160mm in various storm events between June18 to June 24). Sediment runoff has increased due to this but the contractor Abigroup has erosion and sediment measures in place to deal with this,’ said a spokesperson for the RTA. ‘The erosion and sediment controls being implemented include a combination of

check drains, rock groynes, silt fences and sedimentation basins. These measures are regularly inspected by the contractor, RTA and regulatory authorities in accordance with project requirements. Repair s and improvements are made regularly to minimise the impacts on the adjacent environment. ‘Abigroup has also employed an independent soil conservationist to assist in revie-

wing and undertaking regular inspection of erosion and sediment control devices’. Last week, Byron Shire Council added its weight to the call for action, voting to write to the RTA, the Premier and the NSW Ministers for Environment, Roads and Planning asking for urgent action to alleviate the environmental impact of sediment runoff. ■Letter, page 10

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The Cr ystal Castle recently turned into an Oriental Palace for the official launch of WAVE and its 2006 program: The Jade Paladin and the Flying Garuda. Sponsors, designers and this year’s members of the jury all gathered around the team for the christening of WAVE, which stands for ‘Wearable Arts Vision in Education’ and is Shearwater’s Wearable Arts performance event taking place in Mullumbimby each October/November. Deadline for costume entries is Monday August 21 and entry forms are available at Shearwater. Costumes delivered after the stipulated deadline may be accepted but will not qualify for judging. If you would like to see garments from previous events, you can admire them all year round at the Crystal Castle’s display room. If you would like to know more, support or participate in WAVE, contact Sandra on 6684 3223 or smorgan@ shearwater.nsw.edu.au.

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Colourful day for Bay FM’s new studios BayFM’s official opening was attended by a colourful array of local and international guests and well-wishers at the Byron Bay Community Centre on Sunday. Two hundred people, including presenters, members, and sponsors shared in the flow of memories, champagne, congratulations and celebration of both accomplishments and future visions. Four years in the making, the state-of-the-art studios were warmly welcomed by mayor Jan Barham, manager of the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia Barry Melville, and the chanting Gyuto monks.

FURNITURE HOMEWARESx FOR RELAXED LIVING A tribute to the dedication of project manager Sean Latham and his team, the new station premises show what can be done with a

strong vision, plenty of volunteer hours and community support. All are invited to the gala opening dance party and

celebration for BayFM 99.9, scheduled for the end of July at a location to be announced. Photo Jane Schneider

Carmen Lawrence joins in writers festival Controversial federal MP Dr Carmen Lawrence will join the program at the Byron Bay Writers Festival 2006. Dr Lawrence, who this year celebrates her twentieth year in parliamentary life, will be taking centre stage at the Byron Community and Cultural Centre with Mungo MacCallum, journalist Kate Legge and Victorian Minister for the Arts and Women’s Affairs, Mary Delahunty. Under discussion will be A decade of politics: the Howard Years. Dr Lawrence will also grace the festival site In Conversation with Margaret Simons, award winning

journalist and author of seven books. Regrettably, Mark Latham, former Leader of the Opposition and of the

Federal Labor Party, who had been slated to participate in both these sessions, has withdrawn from the event and will not attend the festival. Said Jill Eddington, ‘It is always a pity when an anticipated guest is unable to take part in the program, but we are blessed that in this instance we are able to present one of Australia’s most articulate and respected political campaigners.’ In a serendipitous coincidence, Dr Lawrence has penned a book to be released early July, entitled Fear and Politics, in which she claims

that fear has been a crucial factor in shaping Australian public policy in recent years and charts its consequences on the Australian body politic. Her view that human betterment must be the prime focus of politics is eloquently expressed as is the premise that fear can never provide a foundation of moral and political argument. For all program details, including the on site festival events and single sessions at the Byron Community and Cultural Centre, visit www. byronbaywritersfestival.com or call Jetset Byron Bay on 6685 6262.

Scholarships to tango on offer from local studio If you’ve always had the desire to learn the tango but never had the opportunity, now is the time to take the rose between your teeth and give it a go. Street Tango Byron is offering three individual tango scholarships giving each recipient the opportunity to participate in six months of once per week tango lessons free of charge. Ange Keenan, director of the dance studio is looking

for two dedicated men and one woman to whom she will award the scholarships and no previous dance experience is necessary. ‘The applicants can be of any age from school students to 80 year olds; as long as you are reasonably fit and your hips are working you can tango! The scholarship recipients will be asked to pay an up front fee of $150 for the six months of classes

which is fully refundable once the course is complete. The reason I’m doing this is to guarantee a good level of commitment to the program.’ Ange went on to explain that her speciality, Argentine Tango, is an art that requires some persistence to master before you can get into the comfort zone. ‘For that reason, lots of men drop out too early; this way

I hope to encourage them to stick with it.’ Describing tango as ‘the red wine of dance’ Ange explained that there is so much depth to the dance that you can practice it all your life and still learn something new. For more information on the scholarships, call Ange on 6684 5297 or email her on angetango@hotmail. com.

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Salvation comes to the Bay Darren Elsley and his wife Leanne have been posted to the Byron Shire by the Salvation Army, the first such appointment in thirty years. Since taking up the position at the start of this year, the Captains have been warmly welcomed by people throughout Byron Shire, evidence of this being shown during the recent Red Shield Appeal. They have also just taken delivery of a van which operates as a food bus. They provide soup, tea and coffee for the public. ‘We have also supplied people with clothes, blankets and tents donated by the Salvation Army,’ Darren told The Echo. Both are trained Salvation Officers and were born and raised in Lismore. Darren joined the QLD police force at a young age while his wife became a school teacher. What was it that made him

quit the force and work for the Salvation Army? ‘I always felt compassion for the people that I was locking up and wanted to help them more. Now I am more involved in people’s lives on a more personal level, it is much more satisfying.’ Darren added, ‘We are Christians, and I felt the calling to serve God and his people,

especially those in need.’ The Salvos are also looking to opening a family store and drop in-centre, provided they can find a suitable and affordable building to rent. ‘I would dearly love to have a drop in centre, but the rents are too dear,’ says Darren. ‘We need somewhere where the homeless can stop in for a shower, a cup of tea, a

PRECISION DENTURES sandwich and a change of clothes. We have clothes and furniture that has been donated but there’s nowhere for us to store it in Byron Bay.’ Darren wanted to thank the people who have helped. ‘On Friday nights we go around with our weekly publications and collect donations. ‘We visit the Beach Hotel, The Great Northern, The Railway Bar and The Suffolk Park Tavern. Also Woolworths allow me to collect from the front of the supermarket on Thursdays. Byron and Mullumbimby High Schools provided students for the Red Shield Appeal and the local Lions Clubs assisted as well.’ The Salvation Army can be contacted on 6685 4174 or 0434 537 282. Donations can be sent to PO Box 2343, Byron Bay 2481.

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Council targets Bangalow public venues Alex McAuley Prominent member of the Bangalow community Michael Malloy has been vocal in his support of Byron Shire councillors this week, but has been equally vocal in his criticism of council staff. Mr Malloy is involved in all manner of community projects and as such has had numerous dealings with council over the years. He was outraged recently when, in his position as manager of Bangalow A&I Hall, he received instruction from council staff to cease use of the hall. ‘The A&I Hall requires a Place of Public Entertainment Licence which ensures safety measures such as fire doors etc are adequate,’ explained Mr Malloy. ‘Council inspected the hall about three years ago and gave us a list of 12 things that we needed to rectify in order to comply. The committee has spent the last three years rais-

ing money from the community and working through the jobs, including the installation of smoke and heat vents over the stage. A second inspection, held two days before the Echo Awards night, found that these vents were leaking slightly and we were issued a notice to cease use of the premises immediately. ‘I responded immediately, pointing out that by doing so we would have to cancel the Echo Awards, the North Coast Jazz Festival, the Bangalow Music Festival and five weddings, to name just a few.’ Mr Malloy’s representations to council resulted in Director of Planning and Development Ray Darney responding that ‘it is envisaged that the outstanding matters will be able to be addressed and several division of council are actively working together to ensure that the building will be safe to occupy as a place of public entertainment within the near future’.

To complicate matters further, the Catholic Hall in Bangalow has also received a notice to cease use and accordingly cancelled all its bookings. Mr Darney explained the hall’s Place of Public Enter tainment Licence had lapsed and until such time as they reapply it would remain closed. ‘All such public places need to be compliant at all times for reasons of public safety,’ said Mr Darney. ‘The Catholic Hall would have been instructed to apply for a new licence and ensure that it was compliant by a certain date.’ According to Mr Malloy, Council’s actions have caused considerable disruption to the community and may have caused more had he not put his foot down over the closure of the A&I Hall. ‘The Catholic Hall operates on a smaller scale than the A&I Hall, but is still a venue for concerts, yoga, quilting groups etc,’ he said. ‘Many of these

people have come to me to try to book the A&I Hall as an alternative venue, and I’ve tried to accommodate as many of them as possible. Council needs to be aware that its actions have caused a major disruption to the community.’

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Due process denied A common criticism of Byron Bay is that it is a divided community; philosophical differences and competing interests have placed residents in opposing camps and both sides are passionately pursuing their vision. Take for example the future development of the town which at times has been like a tug of war between those desperate to hold onto Byron’s uniqueness and not follow the standard medium density format of many coastal communities and those who believe development will bring prosperity for some, and possibly for all. Seven years ago Byron Shire Council started work on a document, the Byron Bay Local Environment Plan (LEP), to decide how the town should look in the future. It sought to answer a raft of thorny questions such as whether holiday letting should be regulated; what level of density should be allowed in residential areas; should older buildings be preserved; how do we maintain some affordable housing for less affluent residents; and how much new land should be released for new housing subdivisions. Many passionate and dedicated people from both pro and anti development camps toiled for years on committees to work through these issues. Early versions of the plan were exhibited, public meetings were held, amendments were made. Divisions were laid aside as both sides of the community compromised to find workable solutions, and slowly problems which had lain in the too hard basket for years were tackled. Over 1100 people made submissions when the last draft was exhibited for comment and Council staff have been working on ways to take those opinions into account and make any changes necessary. A cooperative effort by residents and some industry groups has even resulted in a compromise on holiday letting, and produced a solution which has won the support of most sectors of the community including some, but not all, business groups. A final LEP is only six months away, and up until last week it appeared that seven years of hard work might be coming to an end. However Councillor Bob Tardif put up a motion at Tuesday’s Council meeting to abandon the Byron Bay LEP. Supported by representation from the Byron Business Group, and helped by the absence of Greens Councillor John Lazarus, the conservative councillors held the majority and approved the recommendation to drop the LEP. Its replacement is a yet to be written document which would cover the whole of the Shire and is many years down the track. It is hard to understand the logic in abandoning a planning document of this importance after such a lengthy process involving considerable community input. A push by certain sections of the business community against the LEP because they are ‘unhappy with the contents of it’ is not a reason to derail the entire process. The vast majority of submissions concerned holiday letting, however a sizeable chunk were in favour of some control on holiday letting via the LEP. The LEP will undoubtedly need changes in light of the 1100 submissions and all sectors of the community will have another chance to comment once again on how Council has revised the draft document. This is how democracy is best served, not by listening to one sector of the community’s demands and ignoring the rest. A rescission motion to overturn Cr Tardif’s move is scheduled for the next Council meeting in August.

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f you read nothing but the Murdoch press – a doleful fate to which I, immured in outback Queensland, am currently reduced – you could be forgiven for thinking that Kim Beazley intended to abolish capitalism altogether and put in its place a system somewhere between the dictatorship of the proletariat and total anarchy. The fulminations in both the tabloids and The (supposedly upmarket) Australian have been truly terrifying. If Beazley became Prime Minister, the entire mining sector would disappear, just like that. This in turn would shatter the rest of the economy, leaving the lucky country no more than a smoking ruin in which trade union officials ran rampant over honest bosses and aspirational workers alike. Beazley’s industrial relations program involves at the very least the end of civilisation as we know it and it could be far, far worse than that. In fact, what he proposes is to get rid not of civilisation but of John Howard’s treasured Australian Workplace Agreements, at least in their present form. There would still be room for individual contracts for those workers who saw advantage in them, but the open slather of the preposterously named Work Choices arrangements, which allow employers to force their workers to bargain away long held rights for miniscule pay rises – or in some cases actual pay reductions – would disappear. It would, as Howard and Murdoch’s dancing bears remind us, be a return to the past – but the fairly recent past, like circa 1996. Given that Work Choices has taken us straight from 2006 to 1902, before the passage of the first Conciliation and Arbitration Act, this need not be seen as

an overly regressive step. In the broad view, Beazley’s proposals would gain us a nett 94 years, an undeniably progressive result. What they would not do, in spite of the screams from those who seem bent on the restoration of the feudal system, is deliver the country into the hands of the union bosses, a place it has never been nor is ever likely to be. Unfortunately the fantasy view of the past which imagines a time when Australia was in thrall to the tyrants of the ACTU has been given some oxygen because of an unfortunate one liner from

Bob Hawke who broke the airline pilots and even the beloved Ben Chifley sent troops into the mines. There is no reason to believe that Beazley would be a softer touch. The Murdoch press, like the screamers in the past, can rail about the nation being held to ransom (a headline which used to get great play if there was a strike of brewery workers around Christmas) but somehow the nation not only survived, but prospered greatly long before Work Choices appeared on the scene. Which is really the point: the

What Beazley’s proposals would not do is deliver the country into the hands of the union bosses, a place it has never been nor is ever likely to be. by Mungo MacCallum that organisation’s current secretary, Greg Combet.The usually cautious Combet joked to a protest meeting that the unions used to run the country, and has been back-pedalling furiously ever since. In fact, while there have been periods when particular unions have been able to stand over employers, these have been few and far between. There have been times when the seamen, the miners, the wharfies, the building workers and others have used their strategic positions within the economy to gain privileges denied to the rest of the workforce, but most have ended in showdowns which the employers won, usually with the help of the government of the day. And note that Labor governments, when the crunch comes, have been as ruthless as the conservatives: it was

new regime is as unnecessary as it is divisive. In its early years the Howard government provoked, fought and won its war with the Maritime Union without a senate majority to allow it unfettered power. And so it has always been in the past. Nearly forty years ago a union official named Clarrie O’Shea was jailed for refusing to pay a court-imposed fine. The Prime Minister of the time, John Gorton, applauded the archaic law (now effectively re-introduced by Howard) which made this possible. Huge street protests followed, one featuring a banner with the slogan ‘Cut off Gorton’s Penal Power’, which, given growing rumours about the prime Minister’s prowess as a womaniser, received universal applause. In the end a private citizen conveniently paid O’Shea’s

fine and the crisis, as always, was averted with the unions tacitly toeing the line. However, employers continued to claim that the system was tilted in the unions’ favour. Howard has responded by tilting it massively the other way – so massively that even his trusty ally Cardinal George Pell is calling foul. By proposing to abolish AWAs and restore the balance Beazley is acting the sober conservative. It is Howard (and of course the Murdoch minions, themselves all on AWAs) who are the wild-eyed, frothing iconoclasts.

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o commentator I have read has been tactless enough to say it in so many words, but last week the United States Supreme Court effectively named President George W Bush as a war criminal. By finding that his so-called military commissions breached both American military law and international law, the court left it open for Bush to be charged and tried – either by an international tribunal, like Slobodan Milosevic, or a domestic one, like Saddam Hussein.This, of course, won’t happen, if only because Washington refuses to recognise the International Court of Justice, the Geneva Convention, or any other pesky foreign intrusion on its God-given right to run the world as it sees fit. But Australia does, by and large, pay lip service at least to international standards including the ICJ. John Howard and Alexander Downer have been wholehearted supporters of the military commissions. Is it too much to hope that they might be charged as accessories after the fact, or, if that won’t stick, at the very least as having consorted with a known war criminal?

Letters ..............................................9-12 Articles...........................................13-15 Health & Beauty .........................16-17 TV Guide ....................................... 18-19 Byron Bay Writers Festival .......... 20 Service Directory ......................32-35 Classifieds ...................................36-41 Sport ..............................................42-43 Real Estate ..................................44-51

Entertainment Roundup ......... 21-23 Dance................................................... 25 Whats Hot .......................................... 27 Gig Guide............................................ 28 Cinema ................................................ 29 Eating Out Guide .......................30-31

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Help David OK, so David Bradbury needs $30,000 to make his film on the nuclear industry (Letters, June 27). If 300 people each donated $100 (by contacting Ebono Institute on 6684 6202) that would cover it. If $100 is over the top, make it less – but let’s help him do it. Jenny Coman

Bangalow

Living together The first Living Together event scheduled for 2006 winter solstice, took place on Saturday June 24 attended by 50 or more people and was generally considered a successful seed event. A variety of talks, films and presentations highlighted actions being taken in the Byron community towards improving our living together with each other and other species such as our whale and dolphin neighbours. Special thanks are due to Andrew and Anna of Earth Car Rentals for providing the PA system and Dances of Peace, Trish and Wally of the Oceania Project for their presentation and the use of their data projector, Cathy Michelsen for assistance with promotion and food provision, Mook and Shanto and the Byron Vista Social Club as well as the Sanctuary group for music and all others who contributed to the event’s success. Planning now begins for the next more substantial event scheduled for spring equinox in September when it is hoped many more organisations, groups and individuals will have become involved and the event will continue over a number of days. All are encouraged to see this as an opportunity to express and promote their passion, product, service, art

used to haul rock, instead of larger trailer trucks. The trucks I’ve seen exiting other quarries and on our roads include single tippers and all sorts of trailer combinations. So how does Ross say this is ‘nonsense’? RTA’s own figures state the more axles the bigger the impact on our roads, 5,000 to 18,000 times that of a car. It’s a simple relationship: more rock, more trucks, more road impact, more Dudley Leggett safety issues, and more amenSuffolk Park ity loss. The Echo editorial was spot on – it’s too late for a quarry on Left Bank Just do it The ‘Johnny Come Lately’ Road. trying to delay the highway Peter Ryan upgrade. Mullumbimby Please remember that following the last attempt to Pick up the poo disrupt it has cost the state With the implementation of ratepayers millions more the Cape Byron Marine Park than it should and the high- came certain restrictions. way should have been com- One being that the desigpleted by now. nated dog exercise area at When I arrived here in Brunswick Heads was 1959, the oldtimers told of severely restricted, and may the daily ferries between be eliminated altogether. I Mullumbimby and Bruns- hope that doesn’t happen. I wick and the Saturday night love the beach and I love to dance ferry. walk my dog there, as many The river is no more silted do, and to not be able to than it was then. The damage would be a shame indeed. had already been done in the Dog poo on the sand has original clearing. Please don’t delay change any more. Get the job completed quickly. or organisation and to take ownership of this event with others by contributing in their own unique way. The aim is for this to become a quarterly regional expo of our culture, incorporating not only the creative arts but also forums and workshops on the politics, economics and ethics for sustainable harmonious living together, locally and globally. Please contact 6685 3719 or 6687 1859 for more information.

always been an issue, especially with the other beach users, dog poo on the sand is disgusting, even dog owners can see that! So, over some years now, myself and others have taken the responsibility to make sure that dog doo bags are always available, free from your local council. Most dog owners use them, some don’t. I am appealing to all dog owners who walk their

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Size matters Ross Tucker (Saturday Star, June 2006) says the Left Bank Road quarry DA seeks approval for only 25,000 cubic metres of rock per year and we should therefore wear it, in the public interest. Whose interest? If there had been a demand for this quarry, the DA would have been determined years ago. The DA in fact seeks approval for a much bigger quarry. The 25,000 cubic metres is for year one only. By year 23 it’s more than 44,000 cubic metres per year. Thousands, many thousands, of trucks, more than the year one volume. Ross Tucker says it’s ‘nonsense’ that single tipper ten cubic metre trucks may be

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pet at Brunswick to please, please help keep your beach, our beach, unpolluted and available to dog owners and use these 100% bio-degradable bags provided. I am not willing to put myself at risk of verbal abuse from belligerent dog owners any more while trying to achieve this result. Thank you. James Morrissey

Mullumbimby

Blood sacrifice? I realise that many people see the releasing of caged birds at funerals and other ceremonies as a meritorious act conferring the benefits of freedom on the released birds. It is done with the best intention but is really an exercise in anthropomorphic sentimentality – it is a sort of blood sacrifice in fact since released cage birds have no survival skills and die very quickly from starvation or predation. I remember some years ago the Greens released numbers of white doves in the Botanical Gardens in Sydney to celebrate the start of their election campaign. I’m told all of them were dead within an hour – killed by the park’s resident magpies. Freedom is a human concept based largely on analysis of the human ability to project into the future and recall the past in a structured way. When I was a child I had an aviary – when the aviary

got old the door often used to fall off its hinges but I would return from school and find I had lost one bird. I also kept caged birds as an adult which I could let out of their cages in a room with an open window with perfect confidence they wouldn’t fly away. So I would ask on behalf of the animals if people want to benefit animals as a ceremonial gesture they instead contribute financially to an animal protection society rather than imposing their own construction of the meaning of freedom onto other life forms and thus creating victims of this concept. David Gilet

Byron Bay

Odd man out All but one of Byron Shire councillors supported a motion from Cr John Lazarus to write to the Environment Minister Ian Campbell requesting an addition of Commonwealth-controlled ocean to the Cape Byron Marine Park, this addition to be recognised as a whale haven. But no, the councillor who didn’t support John’s motion, Ross Tucker, couldn’t bring himself to agree with a green councillor, could you, Ross? Does that mean, Ross, that you would support a Japanese whaler in the marine park off the Cape while we are whale watching, to hunt and harpoon the humpbacks on their way up north? Remember the Japanese will be after 50 next summer.

I say shame, shame, shame on you, Ross Tucker. May the humpbacks’ blood be on your hands if that’s the case. I congratulate all the councillors who supported the whale haven and saw the light of day. Paul Brecht

Mullumbimby

Money for art If the Council must fine people for over-parking, how about using a large chunk of the parking fine windfall (totalling over $1.2 million) as an arts subsidy, to beau-

tify and enliven Byron Bay township? Plant lots of trees, render all the ugly brick shops, paint murals on every wall, bring back the buskers, performance poets, fire-twirlers and the dancing troupes, build shop-front screens that showcase our media, install sculpture, mosaics and craft in all the streets and parks – and fill the shops and galleries with colour and light! I just drove the coast to Sydney. It’s all beautiful beaches, and there are lots of booming resort towns. Nice

straight Aussie towns. The only thing Byron really offers that’s different is a passionate, enquiring, dissenting, colourful, creative community – but it’s not reflected in the aesthetics of the town. The current retail crisis is an opportunity to breathe life back into our ailing CBD and attract the people who most want to be here. We could start celebrating what Byron does best, and let the town reflect the creativity of our community. So when we or our visitors cop a $75 fine for over-

Road upgrade means a river downgrade Before I continue, it is important to know that the construction workers are not to blame – they are doing the job they have been given. If they were told to work on repairing the environmental destruction they would do that. The greatest concern relates to the incredible leap that these sediment loads take when a rainfall event results in runoff from the large-scale construction site into the Brunswick River and Marshalls Creek. There is potential for the current environmental catastrophe to significantly increase if we receive increased rainfall

events over more consistent periods. As we know, this locality is known for its high levels of rainfall therefore this potential is actually likely. Excessive sediment in water bodies is universally acknowledged as a pollutant. It is the job of the NSW Environment Minister to provide adequate guidelines to the construction company. Minister Debus has failed our community and the environment. In the context of this $256 million project, the costs associated with protecting the environment are relatively small. Briefly, excessive sediment in water bodies can directly

smother many aquatic plants and animals, prevent gilled fish from adequately breathing (clogged gills), increase death rates, destroy the food chain, reduce the breeding potential of many species, and, disrupt the breeding cycles. As an analogy, when a rainforest is cleared it loses it diversity and productivity and cannot recover for many, many years. The river’s Web Of Life is being cleared by sediment. Many locals know that it is so blatantly obvious that the river is being choked by the project. The late Bruce Hibbard, a

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great protector of the river, would be enraged at the situation and demanding repair work, and so should we. I urge residents not to be silent witnesses. If you have observations and complaints then phone the EPA Pollution Hotline on 131 555 and make a brief report (and get a reference number from them). Jot down a note with reference number and leave at Box 91, New Brighton so the community can know the full story. By doing such a small thing, we can collectively achieve much bigger things. R Whitling

South Golden Beach

There is an environmental catastrophe occurring as a result of the current construction of the Brunswick River to Yelgun Pacific Highway Upgrade. This catastrophe is affecting the Brunswick River Estuary/ Cape Byron Marine Park, the Billinudgel Nature Reserve, the Marshalls Creek Nature Reserve/ Cape Byron Marine Park, the Brunswick River Nature Reserve, plus surrounding environments. These conservation reserves have been, and are being, subjected to unprecedented levels of sediment contained in runoff from the expansive 8.6km construction site.

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parking, we can take the sting out of it by reflecting on the nearest piece of public art. Michael Balson

Billinudgel

Carry the flame Counting down to Independence from America Day, I looked up from the dates on my SMH Leunig calendar and saw June’s familiar cartoon, ‘Aromatherapies – tried and true’, for the first time. I was taken by surprise as a new door opened in an old wall. There, inviting me through was Leunig’s Mr Youandme and with him standing in dewy sunlit grass a blond, curly-headed boy I used to know. They bid me breathe in wonderful aromas: essence of fish and chips, essence of wet dog, of Saturday afternoon, of clean sheets and the transporting essence of sweetheart. I became so intoxicated I passed in. I’ll keep that door chocked open. Luckily for Michael Leunig and for us, the potentates of this world think he’s just a weird cartoonist. Otherwise he might end up crucified in Guantanamo Bay, like that chap who did the sermon on the mount gig. Then my thoughts returned to the date and to David Hicks and all the other poor souls being

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Letters slowly put to death in America’s concentration camp. For them all doors are shut – except those they might open inwardly. I pray, this Independence from America Day, for the release of all the poor souls held in America’s concentration camp at Guantanamo Bay. That place of torment and death stains the reputation and the souls of all Americans, if only they had the insight to realise it. It stains them in the same way that Auschwitz and the Holocaust left its disgrace on Germans. Our countryman, David Hicks, has done as little real harm to America as any persecuted Jew did to Hitler’s Germany. We are shamed and implicated when we fail to recognise evil and fail to act against it. The victors may write the history, but the vanquished and the persecuted remember it. And they carry its

flame in their hearts and its starts to lose warmth. Finally steel in their hands. Let us it is just lazy – how much do carry the flame with them. you really care about the Adrian Gattenhof sacred intent in which the Mullumbimby project was conceived? If anyone is burning Murray Kyle’s Don’t burn ‘Signs of Life’ we may have to Excellent point from Nick come round and (gently) sort Jeanes and Rachel Zinman you out! Richard Bell (Letters, June 20) about peoUki ple making digital copies of local independent music, as if they were somehow equiva- Council’s failure lent to a global seller from a What I find most alarming major label.The practice takes about Lesley Patterson’s artimoney away from a usually cle ‘Flood planning needs struggling artist. It is a dis- revision’ (Echo, June 27) is not service to the (often more the identification that the interesting and honest) CD 1:100 year flood levels need to artwork which rarely gets cop- be revised upwards by 200 ied, complete with all the mm, but that once again Byron Shire Council has failed credits. Also, the sound quality is to take global warming into diminished. The perfect dig- account and has thus greatly ital copy is a myth.You lose 1s underestimated future flood and 0s straight away, and that levels. Since 1997 it has been a carefully crafted sound that a whole chain of people from legal requirement to account the musicians to the master- for global warming in coastal ing engineer have worked on planning. The recommenda-

tion by flood experts from the Department of Natural Resources is that one metre be added to flood planning levels to account for sea-level rises due to global warming. This means that the flood planning levels need to be revised up one metre more than identified by Council. The problem is that because of their refusal to account for global warming, Council staff are allowing inappropriate development in areas that will be inundated with increasing frequency, resulting in unnecessary emotional and financial hardship for those affected and placing considerable strains upon the broader community. It also makes future councils liable for compensation claims. Even without accounting for global warming, the Becton site clearly displays the refusal of Council staff to comply with even their own rules when it comes to flood-

ing. The Becton site is agreed by all to be a flood prone site. I have just become aware that Byron Council’s Interim Floodplain Risk Management Plan, which in 2002 was incorporated into its Shirewide Development Control Plan, identifies that for flood prone land ‘tourist accommodation’ is ‘inappropriate development’ that ‘Council will not approve under any circumstances’. Not once in any submission, report or discussion about Becton have Council staff pointed out that the proposed Becton development is classed as ‘inappropriate development’ on that site. Quite to the contrary, Council staff , despite having identified it as being a flood storage area, have been supporters of Becton undertaking a large tourist development on the site. I have raised this glaring contradiction with Council staff, only to be told that

despite the unambiguous nature of the clause, ‘not approve under any circumstances’, Council could consider development of such sites ‘on merit’. Dailan Pugh

Byron Bay

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US policy that permits indefinite detention without charge, not to mention torture and targeted killings of ‘terror suspects’, including innocent civilians, in contravention of numerous international treaties, such as the Geneva Conventions. It is now about time Howard publicly acknowledged the fact – the military tribunal system Bush intended to use on David Hicks, with the full support of Howard government ministers like Ruddock and Downer, was not only manifestly unjust, but actually illegal. John Scrivener

Mullumbimby

Irony at work? University of Cambridge Proffessor Stephen Hawking clearly shows he is just another conspiracy theorist, when he says that due to global warming, the Earth may end up like Venus, ‘at 250 degrees centigrade and raining sulphuric acid’. Far greater wisdom was shown by the USA EPA when they banned their Sea Level Rise Project manager James Titus from discussing expected sea level rise and beach loss with the media. BYU Professor Steven Jones should be sent to Guantanamo Bay for carrying out unpatriotic scientific experiments that he claims prove the World Trade Centres col-

lapsed on Septeptember 11 due to an incendiary product called Thermate being detonated in the buildings. I now wish to retract my former statement published in the Echo Letters ‘any country that uses computerised voting is not a democracy’, and instead wish to fall into line with the government’s new idea that special minister of state Gary Nan should ‘encourage the Australian Electoral Commission to investigate Electronic Voting Technology for Federal Elections’ in Australia. The most important thing I learned from six years of university was that the vast majority of honest people, would knowingly give a lethal 450 volt shock to an innocent person, thereby killing that innocent person, solely because a man in a white coat told them to. And following this line of reasoning, I wish to apologise for my apparently unsuccessful efforts to stop the poisonous and intelligence lowering drug fluoride from being placed into far north coast water supplies – because a man in a white coat asked them to. Peter Olson

Goonengerry ■ Letters acknowledged from Michael Beasley, Suffolk Park, C Evans, no address, Richard Harrison, no address.

Democracy has fallen over A chair is a very useful thing. You can sit on it, hang your coat on it, stand to reach higher on it, move over and share it with a friend, you can put your shopping on it, escape a mouse, and a lot more. But when a chair falls over, it’s still a chair, but all of those uses are lost. Right now I live in a democracy and I say our democracy has fallen over, just like a chair. It gives the appearance of being a democracy but the level and broadness of national discontent currently present in this society indicates to me our democracy is not functioning, and most of the benefits have vanished. Over these past years Barnaby Joyce has shown me something. I’ve been enjoying the way he refers back to his electorate before voting in Parliament. Also, I’m seeing individuality in thought and action attacked by political parties and I don’t like it. There is also a level of verbal abuse in parliament I find offensive and unnecessary. I think it’s time the people took back their control of their politicians. John Howard has supplied the solution: ‘ What’s good for the goose, is good for the gander!’ Am I the only one who thinks work place agree-

ments should also be introduced into Parliament? I’m a shareholder of Australia Inc. The governments are paid, in part, by me/you to administer this nation. We are their employers and it’s with us, the public, these politicians need to negotiate the terms and conditions of their employment. I’ve been thinking about it and this is how I’d like to see it happen. I’d see a negotiating committee selected by public ballot, in each electorate, prior to an election. The initial costs of these ballots would be met through donations, community fundraising and volunteer work. (It has to be this way.) These committees will represent the electorate for the duration of that election term. They will oversee the ballot for the group who replaces them. The committee would interview and negotiate salary and conditions on behalf of the electorate. In exactly the same way as is now being suggested by our PM, holiday loading, sick leave, hours of attendance, pensions/ bonuses, penalties, fines and breach conditions would all be discussed and agreed upon. Details of these contracts would be revealed prior to elections so that voters could

take the financial contracts into account, along with the visions, promises and values expressed by each candidate. The election result would lock the winner into their contract. The negotiating committee would inform the Treasury and authorise salaries. In the recent past there have been contentious topics facing this nation, for example; work place agreements, the curtailing of civil liberties, going to war, the treatment of asylum seekers, cross media ownership, the selling of national infrastructure and assets, the introduction of GST – issues like these, which had never been aired at elections, would result in the recall of MPs and the electorates instructing them how to vote. Secondary sub-committees would be chosen, again by public ballot, specifically to deal with each contentious issue (a safeguard against the initial negotiating committee becoming compromised). MPs introducing a bill not included in their initial contract would find themselves subject to the breach conditions/penalties of their contract. Costs for these secondary elections would be considered and may even be charged to a political party or individual.

Career politicians could still exist but a lifelong career in politics would be the reward for faithfully representing their electorate. Political parties could still select and forward candidates on the basis of their political ideology but once elected the views of the electorate will take precedence over the dictates of the party. Unexpected mid-term needs in one electorate would see the recall of their MP and he/she would be instructed to introduce a bill based on the points they specify. A democracy is a government of the people, by the people. When electorates choose sensible, responsible people, we will get a parliament full of sensible, responsible people. Networking together, they will form groups to promote and secure their common communityexpressed visions. If anyone disagrees with our freedom to control our MPs, I think we need to look closely at who those people are. There’s no place in a democracy for any individual or institution which denies the voters control of their elected representatives. Only through persistent and unwavering determination, will we get democracy back on its feet. Sarito

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Life’s little penalties wake me up at night John Campbell There’s a great line in The Wild One. Marlon Brando is asked, ‘What are you rebelling against?’ ‘What have you got?’ He replies. That ethos is as dead as a doornail. Remember when we had minds of our own? When we didn’t need mega-mob events to know what we were into? Nowadays there’s an organised festival for everything under the sun. Nimbin even has one for smoking dope. Everybody goes because everybody goes. Presently it’s the World Cup. FIFA is Sony is Big Mac is Haliburton. Talk about globalisation – I thought we were all against that? ‘Not revelling in the football, Old Man?’ Cat Carer loathes sport. It’s one of her more liberating qualities. ‘I still call it soccer,’ I snap. Les Murray, the SBS presenter, not the self-proclaimed Bunyip prophet, has been unable to wean me off Rugby League. ‘You’ve been up later than Spicks & Specks again, haven’t you?’ She’s got radar for my tetchiness and has nailed its cause in one. The previous night was brass monkeys. I’d been

woken by the alarm, shaken Portnoy off the bed (he gets wedged behind my knees) and was peeing under the Poinciana. With the steam rising and television lights flickering from Coorabell to Myocum, it came to me. South Africa’s the next venue, but why don’t we hold the following World

Cup here? Surely if the DAs were put in now we’d have the necessary infrastructure and holiday-letting shitfights settled by 2014? What a boon to the local economy. Our princely grog mongers would make squillions, coiffeurs would be flat chat working on the players’ dreads and tints, backpacker

barracks would be bursting at the seams with Euro-loaded kinder – even the lady who does face painting at the markets would brain it! Nor would we have to sacrifice the area’s reputation for barmy spirituality. The 1986 Cup provided history’s only verifiable sighting of the hand of god, albeit suspiciously near the arm of that rapscallion Diego Maradona – we’d be bound to see the goddess’s! For our legion of SNAGS, how deep and meaningful the male bonding after every goal? Admittedly, it does get a bit risquĂŠ – for a minute there the other night I thought the lads were going to drop their daks and get stuck into some free-to-air buggery by the corner flag. ‘And the Sannyasins have already got their own team.’ Cat Carer is enthused, but off the pace. ‘They’re not Sannyasins, they’re Brazilians.’ ‘But all those funny names ‌?’ I explain to her that the samba boys have been poncing around for ages now with only one moniker, as if they’re Sting or Bono or somebody really important like that.

‘Ronaldhino sounds cool, but why would you call yourself Kaka?’ ‘I guess the word has different connotations in Portuguese.’ ‘Shit, I hope so.’ But it’ll be over soon and, to those underwhelmed by the shindig, just be grateful for how it has stolen the thunder of the crushing bore that is Wimbledon. ‘Don’t tell me that’s on again?’ Cat Carer’s despondency is palpable. ‘Yeah,’ I moan. ‘Same racket, different balls.’

Bangalow Masonic Lodge nears its centenary The Bangalow Masonic Lodge, one of the longest surviving organisations in Bangalow, is to celebrate the centenary of its inaugural meeting in 2007. The present members of the Lodge who meet at the Masonic Centre on the fourth Monday of each month have started planning to celebrate this momentous occasion. The Honour Board in the Lodge room of all the mem-

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Making the Nimbin connection at the Brandenburg Gates Michael Hidden Overseas travel obviously provides the opportunity for a wealth of diverse and fascinating experiences. Being at the World Cup means many of these centre around watching the football itself. Barbara and I watched the Australia/Croatia game at a tiny smoke filled bar crammed with Germans whose sole interest appeared to be the local trots. The only

hint of the event dominating the world outside were small plastic goalpoasts in the men’s urinals, between which hung a tiny ball on a piece of string. I suppose it was one way of ensuring people aimed straight. Funny how things progress. By fulltime these previously disinterested non English speaking Germans were giving us high fives and cheering wildly for the Socceroos.

At the less intimate end of the football watching experience here are the FIFA Fan Fests. Imagine one of Byron Shire’s markets transplanted to a large and significant German public space. Add 32 stalls related to food and merchandise from each of the participating nations, and another lot selling world cup paraphernalia. Throw in some bars and bratwurst stalls, numerous giant TV

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screens and a stage for live music and you pretty much get the picture. They also choose their sites well. Cologne has three of these fan fests, one on each bank of the Rhine, and a third with their magnificent cathedral as the backdrop. It was here that I watched Ghana defeat the Czech Republic, socialising with fans from all over the world. Curiously this included a Belgian chap wearing an Australian one day cricket shirt. When queried on this he explained that as Belgium wasn’t in the World Cup his town had decided to follow Australia, based on the fact that an Aussie girl worked at their local pub and dispensed free beer whenever Australia scored a goal. Hamburg’s fan fest lies between the Reeperbahn and Millentor Stadium, home of the St Pauli football club. Hamburg has two major football teams, Hamburg SV (HSV), the glamour club whose stadium was the city’s world cup venue, and St Pauli. HSV very much promote themselves around their footballing success,

whereas St Pauli’s club spirit derives from politics. They describe themselves as ‘politically active, left wing, creative and intrepid. We are passionate about the environment and give the middle finger to discrimination of all kinds’. Ever heard that from an Australian sporting team? Go St Pauli FC! I have seen numerous football matches in a diverse range of venues during my time here, and met some even more diverse and wonderful people in the process, but the event that has to top everything is watching Ger-

many defeat Ecuador in the midst of half a million Germans at the Brandenburg Gates. The noise and colour were unbelievable, but it was the significance of the location that really blew me away. I would love to have stayed for the all night party with Berlin’s leading techno DJs that followed the game, but I was determined to get up early the next day, forget football and see as much of this extraordinary city as I could. As I left I chatted to a local who had been to Australia and recalled the North Coast. ‘I stopped at some markets on the way to this place called Nimbin,’ he said. ‘I had some very interesting cookies there.’ I’ll bet you did my friend, I thought, musing on what a weird and wonderful world it was that led me to be discussing the Channon markets with a total stranger surrounded by thousands of celebrating German football fans in front of the Brandenburg Gates. Bis nächste woche!

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Confessions of an Epping drug fiend Michael McDonald I went to Epping Boys High from 1964 to 1969 so you can imagine I was shocked and horrified to learn from the Herald last week that a casual teacher there had supplied a minor with drugs. I mean, how stupid can you get? Another pupil is always going to dob you in if a mother or father doesn’t get to you first. Teachers, don’t give drugs to students, m’kay? In my day, the worst thing a teacher would supply was substandard red in a glass flagon. We had a couple of teachers who got into trouble for inviting us to parties. I recall fondly a maths teacher who would invite us round for philosophical discussions and cheap wine. He lived in a ramshackle three storey house, had posters of Bertrand Russell on the wall and drove an old Citroen with the gearbox on the dashboard, passenger’s side – the French have a strange sense of humour. He was an icon for the budding existentialist and in class was able to make maths seem like common sense, not that I paid much attention. Cannabis had not been invented when I was at Epping – apart from isolated outbreaks among American jazz musicians – and we supplied our own drugs without the benefit of teachers. Speed from prescription tablets was the go among about ten pupils who liked motorbikes and adored Marlon Brando’s The Wild One and Hunter S Thompson’s Hell’s Angels. One of the lads went on to fall off his Harley 1100cc at traffic lights and had to wait shamefacedly for a couple of motorists to lift it off him. My tastes were a little

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experimental thanks to my dear departed older brother having a chemist on tap. He supplied high quality lysergic acid diethylamide on blotting paper. Cooper Park in Woollahra became known as Itchycoo Park after the song by the Small Faces: ‘I feel inclined to blow my mind/ Get hung up, feed the ducks with a bun/ They all come out to groove about/ Be nice and have fun in the sun.’ It was my good fortune to see the Small Faces live on the same bill as The Who at the White Stadium in 1967 or thereabouts. The revolving stage broke down so the promoters let us into the second show for free. But the main drug of choice at Epping was alcohol – I’m sure none of the young lads touch it these days. Most of the parties involved heavy drinking. Our basketball team often had a cleansing ale at the pub before a match – we took off our ties so the barman couldn’t tell we were school students – and we didn’t lose

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certificate (in which I failed History by drawing a picture of Lenin getting off a train, wondering to himself if he were late for the Revolution). I’m also ashamed that our English master spoke in clichĂŠs – ‘I’m not afraid of your sour grapes attitude, son, if you don’t stop sitting on the fence I’ll jump in feet first, both guns blazing’ – and we used to take bets on how many he would manage in one lesson. And I’m deeply wounded I was given two strokes of the cane for disrupting class discipline by telling the geometry teacher a polygon is a dead parrot. That, more than any drugs, probably led school principal Jack Williams – fondly known to the students as ‘the ball bearing on stilts’ – to write on my report card: ‘Fails to live up to his full potential.’ Oh I know, I know. â– School children, please do not try these things at home, in class, or at a doof. No livers were harmed in the making of this story.

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or encouragement to find SKIN PROBLEMS LOW ENERGY ALLERGIES HEADACHES @9ES 4HEN YOU COULD BENEl T WITH A DETOXIl CATION their way through. Mensline Northern Rivers offers this PROGRAM INCLUDING COLON HYDROTHERAPY telephone-based support and is now looking for men who ! FREE NATUROPATHIC CONSULTATION WITH EVERY wish to join the Mensline COLONIC TREATMENT volunteers. The Mensline training DURING YOUR COLONIC IRRIGATION TREATMENT "ECAUSE EACH OF THE THREE program will begin on July COLON THERAPISTS IS ALSO A QUALIl ED NATUROPATH YOU CAN ALSO TAKE 19. This training will give ADVANTAGE OF A FREE NATUROPATHIC CONSULTATION DURING THE COLONIC general skills in listening to, SESSION 9OU MAY ALSO CHOOSE OZONE PURIl CATION COFFEE HERBAL OR communicating with and PROBIOTIC IMPLANTS supporting people going 3PECIAL /FFER &REE &AR )NFRA 2ED 3AUNA 3ESSION through difficulties. GraduWITH EVERY ,IVE "LOOD !NALYSIS ates from this course may join Mensline Northern Riv0HONE FOR A FREE INFORMATION PACK OR LOG ON TO ers or may be content to use WWW BALLINANATUROPATHICS COM AU their new abilities within "ALLINA .ATUROPATHICS their circle of friends or 2IVER 3T "ALLINA

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and says, ‘These courses have been conducted in the area since 1994 and the volunteers have made a tremendous difference in thousands of people’s lives.’ The Mensline training program is skills-based and structured around counselling issues. ‘The course also provides the opportunity to develop increased interpersonal skills and social networks,’ Stuart added. The course is organised by coordinator Ron Davis, and sessions will be facilitated by current Mensline volunteers. For more information contact Ron Davis at the Men & Family Centre on 6622 6116. Mensline is also currently looking for sponsorship from individuals or businesses who would like to make an investment.

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The new high-tech O2 Oxygen Treatment at Judy’s Pamper Yourself makes you look younger. Lactic and Enzyme facials offer first class anti-ageing skincare, as do all of Judy’s high quality natural ingredient skincare products. For your body you can choose from a comprehensive menu of treats and treatments to pamper yourself. There are manicures, pedicures, scrubs and waxing (including Brazilian). If you want to create a gorgeous new you and indulge in a blissful pampering in a secluded, peaceful, air-conditioned atmosphere, call Judy on 6685 5870.

Neurotherapy Neurotherapy is a non-invasive drug-free treatment for many neurological conditions. Certified practitioner, Claire Hay, specialises in the treatment of Attention Deficit Disorder, depression, anxiety, sleep problems, memory and peak performance for professionals, sports people and anyone who wants to improve their brain function. It uses the latest technology to give the brain feedback on its performance and trains the brain to produce more optimal neural activity. And it lasts, once the brain has retrained itself it remembers the new way of functioning. Call Claire on 6680 8540.

of Qigong all based on common principles of breathing techniques, balance, movement, self-massage, meditation, relaxation and healing postures. Some are dynamic and others are tranquil. Three different focussed sets of Qigong programs and also individual tuition is being offered by Suzanne Rienits, an Acupuncturist, Chinese Medicine practitioner and bodyworker. These three and five week programs of Uplift, Centred and Energise will commence in the beginning of August. So, check the ad and your diary and book yourself in now! You can also be revitalised by joining her in New Zealand at the end of September for the Qigong Mountain and Hot Spring Retreat Holiday. Phone 6687 5636.

Breath Therapy is an integration of body centred psychology and energywork. Break Therapy is about feeling the natural breath again and how breathing is affecting our body, mind and soul. Benefits are increased vitality, emotional balance, deep relaxation, detoxification and improvement in quality of breathing. For sessions contact Sandra 0418 714 345.

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working with colours and crystals. Held at Ambaji on July 22 and 23, 9am to 2pm. $130. Earlybird before July 10 $100. For more bookings phone facilitators Jayne Alder 6685 6171 or Kate Histon 6680 4959. Why wait? You know the story, we have all lived it some way or another. Being a teenager and the longing for a ‘do over’‌ Let’s do it now!

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for fear of not being accepted ‘by society’. These angels we live with are such amazing bringers of light and love that we as parents sometimes overlook the love that they share with us. Teen Angels is a 2-day workshop for 12 to 18 year old girls with an aim to empower, support and enrich their own world so that problem solving, ‘bitchy’ peer issues, parental conflict, poor self-esteem etc are handled with awareness, openness and ownership. We will bring strength to these girls by honouring their amazing wisdom, knowing and intuition. The two days will include meditation, connection with spirit guides, exercises on conflict resolution and owning our feelings without blame, looking at auras, cleansing auras and

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Cosmetic tattoos are becoming more popular, the result being a three to five year period of waking up with make up. Andrea is highly skilled and experienced working with cosmetic doctors, plastic surgeons and beauty salons for the last 14 years. Her experience is in lips, eyes and brows, as well as disfigurements to the face and body. Most women need more definition as they approach their forties and fifties, their lips, eyes and brows seeming to lose their definition. Clever tattooing can take years off your appearance and improve what nature gave you. Ring 02 6685 7307 for an appointment to see Andrea.

mentary consultations for nonsurgical and surgical options. Dr Craig Layt is a qualified plastic and reconstructive surgeon who consults and operates at Ballina Day Surgery on a fortnightly basis. Appointments for Carolyn or Dr Layt can be made by calling 07 5597 4100.

nects them with their unlimited potential. Massaging the body, fixing the treads on the feet, muscle test for nutrition to digestive problems to increase performance. Vibrational tuning is also offered. We even rewrite the ‘software’ of your mind so the journey is much smoother and enjoyable.

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‘I had a large, painful abscess on my gum. After seven minutes the swelling reduced considerably. By the end of the session it was gone completely and has not returned. It seems miraculous. It’s simple and it works,’ says Matt Cunningham. Naturally Inclined is offering 30-minute organ assessments for free with your first consultacomputer to a few hours a tion. See ad in this feature or for week. more information phone Ana Regular chiropractic adjust- 6622 4884. ments and postural rehabilitation can prevent neck pain in the short term and help minimise spinal degeneration in the long term. To make an appointment at the Byron Chiropractic Centre with Bruce or Brent call us on 6685 8159. We are located as 52 Shirley Street, Byron Bay.

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Learn to Heal Yourself When you see a health professional, there is only so much that person can do for you in one hour, no matter how qualified, experienced or caring she/he is. Whereas you can do far more yourself at home, for free, than you may realise. There is another way. Once you learn how you will be in control of your health and know what to do for yourself. You are the solution, because it is your body. You ‘grew’ it and only you can regenerate it.

Gentle Pain Relief You can receive pain and symptom relief for: back, stiff neck and shoulders, allergies, indigestion, sciatica, sore hips joints, head pain, all skin conditions, viruses, hormonal imbalances, sinusitis, cough, poor sleep and much more. In your very first session you will gain major improvement and this can be from over 300 symptoms. Then, by applying a gentle 21 day program, you can learn how to heal and regenerate your own body very rapidly, achieving lasting results that you are in control of. Food Intolerances Recent breakthroughs now allow you to deal with allergies and intolerances far more easily than ever before, so you don’t have to suffer.

Save a Small Fortune If you added up how much you have spent trying to find the answers, you would be shocked. Self healing is free. “When I came in my scalp was itchy, my hands were sweaty and the ulcers in my mouth hurt. After about half an hour the itch was all gone, the sweating had stopped and the ulcers were no longer hurting.” Andrew Ellis. Naturally Inclined, Lismore, is offering a free 30 minute organ assessment with your first session. This is gentle, safe, non-invasive and intriguingly accurate. You will gain detailed insights into your body because each organ will be discussed in light of what it means to you and your health. Your next step is to book in by calling Ana on 6622 4884.

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Arrrrrr, there be pirate movies this week, starting with Blackbeard on Prime on Saturday night and moving on to 3. Pirates of the Caribbean (Prime, Sunday, 8.30pm), starring the lovely Keira Knightley and the equally lovely Johnny Depp, all in anticipation of the sequel. Remember it’s less than 80 days till the international Talk Like A Pirate Day (www.talklikeapirate.com) and you will be required to participate. 1. The umpteenth showing of Charlie’s Angels (TEN, Saturday, 8.30pm). 2. Shelley Long, seen here in a cheesy movie with Richard Gere, stars in the ultimate cheese paragon The Brady Bunch Movie (TEN, Saturday, 6.30pm). Catch the Slow Food Revolution on SBS, Monday at 5pm.

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4.30 Movie: Crackerjack (PG, B&W, 1938) Tom Walls, Lilli Palmer, Noel Madison, Leon M Lion, Edmund Breon 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Australians At War 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 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 Absolute Power (M, cl) Bin Laden, disguised as a Saudi businessman, offers vast amounts of money to buy British Airways 9.35 The Glass House (M, sr,a) 10.05 At The Movies 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Four Corners 11.55 Media Watch 12.10 Baby It’s You: First Steps (G) 12.35 Movie: Vice Versa (G, B&W, 1947) Roger Livesey, Anthony Newle 2.15 Movie: Red Ensign (G, B&W) Leslie Banks, Carol Goodner 3.25 National Press Club Address

4.30 FIFA World Cup Soccer Semi-Final LIVE – Germany v Italy 7.00 World News 12.30 Business Report 1.00 World News 2.00 Food Lovers Guide To Australia 2.30 Football Stars Of Tomorrow 3.00 The Journal 3.30 Newshour 4.30 World Cup Soccer Semi-Final Replay Germany v Italy 6.00 Tour De France Highlights 6.30 World News Australia 7.00 World Cup Show 8.00 TV Around The World: Italy 8.30 Dateline 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 Rough Science: Call Of The Wild Exploring Zanzibar’s underwater world and creating a successful mosquito repellent 10.30 Tour De France Live Stages LIVE 1.20 Movie: Santa Maradona (MA, s,cl,a, 2001) Italian comedy 3.30 Requiem For A Cup Final May 29, 1985 in Brussels, Belgium 4.30 FIFA World Cup Soccer Semi-Final LIVE – Portugal v France

4.30 Movie: Waterloo Road (PG, B&W, 1944) John Mills, Stewart Granger, Alistair Sim, Joy Shelton 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Frontier House 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Lovejoy 1.30 Strictly Dancing 2.00 The Bill 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 Reef Dreams The Great Barrier Reef 6.30 The Pet Show 7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 Report 8.00 Catalyst 8.30 The West Wing (PG) 10.00 Kath And Kim Repeat 10.30 Lateline 11.05 Paul Anka (PG) 1950s teen idol to songwriter, performer and businessman 12.00 Trevor’s World Of Sport (M, cl) 12.30 Movie: Tiara Tahiti (G, 1962) A grudge between former army officers continues in peacetime Tahiti. Starring John Mills, James Mason, Herbert Lom, Claude Dauphin 2.10 Movie: Whirlpool (PG, 1959) A killer’s girlfriend gets a lift down the Rhine. Starring Juliette Greco, OW Fischer, William Sylvester 4.00 Mr Bean

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4.30 Movie: It’s A Boy (G, B&W, 1933) A blackmailer claims to be the result of a bridegroom’s indiscretion. Starring Leslie Henson, Albert Burdon, Edward Everett Horton 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Naked Planet 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 The Way We Were 1.35 Men Behaving Badly 2.00 Believe Nothing 2.30 Spicks & Specks 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 Message Stick (G*) 6.30 Can We Help? 7.00 ABC News 7.30 Stateline 8.00 Collectors 8.30 Silent Witness (M, v) 10.15 The Chaser’s War On Everything 10.45 Lateline 11.20 The Glass House (M, sr,a) 11.50 Rage (M)

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

PRIME

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

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Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping According To Jim Movie: True Heart (PG, v,a, 1996) Kirsten Dunst, Zachery Ty Bryan, August Schellenberg, Dey Young, Ted McGinley Australia’s Guinness World Records Hope & Faith Less Than Perfect It’s Academic News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Beyond Tomorrow Bermuda Triangle (G) San Quentin Unlocked (M, v,cl,a) Forensic Investigators (M, v,a) The Jury (M) Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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

World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Dateline World News The Journal Newshour World Cup Soccer Semi-Final Replay Portugal v France Tour De France Highlights World News Australia FIFA World Cup Show TV Around The World: Egypt Legends Of The Tour De France: Lance Armstrong Diagnosed with cancer in 1996 he went on to win the Tour de France a record seven times in a row from 1999 to 2005 World News Australia Rough Science: To The Lighthouse In Zanzibar the science team’s challenge is to build a lighthouse on the island of Bawe, which is more than an hour away from the mainland and covered by dense tropical forest with no electricity Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Close

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Weatherwatch World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Under One Roof Birth Rites Compares birth issues in outback Australia with regions of arctic Canada A Fork In Africa The Adventurous Travels Of Joseph Francis Rock Austrian explorer in southwest China 1922 to 1949 who collected plants, hunted birds, took photographs and shot film for prestigious American institutions including National Geographic and Harvard University The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia FIFA World Cup Show TV Around The World: Spain The Insiders Guide To Love (M, v,s,cl) New series from New Zealand World News Australia Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Close

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Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News Home Life Style Queer Eye For The Straight Guy The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Big Brother The Biggest Loser Special Edition NCIS (M) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Enjoying Everyday Life Kenneth Copeland Life Today This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn

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

Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping According To Jim Movie: Kid Cop (PG, v, 1996) Action/ comedy about a young boy’s obsession with detective work which lands him in trouble. Starring Alexandra Paul, Edward Albert, Cindy Pickett, John Rubinstein Australia’s Guinness World Records Hope & Faith Less Than Perfect It’s Academic News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away How I Met Your Mother (PG) My Name Is Earl (PG) Lost (M) 24 (M) Double episode Stargate SG-1 Alias (M) Danoz Direct Expo Creflo A Dollar Home Shopping

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Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping According To Jim Movie: Mighty Joe Young (PG, v, 1998) Bill Paxton, Charlize Theron, Regina King, David Paymer, Rade Serbedzija, Naveen Andrews, Peter Firth, Linda Purl Reba Hope & Faith Less Than Perfect It’s Academic News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Better Homes And Gardens Movie: The Princess Diaries (G, 2001) A San Franciscan teenager finds out she is a princess. Starring Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Hector Elizondo, Heather Matarazzo, Mandy Moore Movie: Desperately Seeking Susan (M, cl,v,du, 1985) A bored housewife’s fantasy becomes reality. Starring Madonna, Rosanna Arquette, Aidan Quinn Home Shopping

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Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News Home Life Style Queer Eye For The Straight Guy The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Big Brother Smallville Medium (M) Law & Order (M) Investigating a bank manager’s involvement in the robbing of his own bank because his daughter was being held hostage Late Night News And Sports Tonight Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Infomercials Enjoying Everyday Life With Joyce Meyer Kenneth Copeland Life Today With James Robison This Is Your Day With Benny Hinn Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News Home Life Style Queer Eye For The Straight Guy The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures H2O – Just Add Water New series about three teenage girls who find they’ve got power over water and who learn about their own potential and the power of friendship The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Big Brother Veronica Mars Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Late News Sports Tonight Wolf Lake (M, v,du,h) Video Hits Up-Late Infomercial Cottonwood Christian Centre Infomercial Religion

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NBN 6.00 Today 9.00 Mornings With Kerri-Anne... Reminds me worst things happen at sea 11.00 Today Extra 11.30 Danoz 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 Days Of Our Lives 2.00 The Young And The Restless 3.00 Fresh Cooking 3.30 Hi-5 4.00 The Shak 4.30 Antiques Roadshow 5.00 Temptation 5.30 Bert’s Family Feud 6.00 Evening News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 State Of Origin LIVE from Melbourne for some reason 10.14 Lotto 10.15 Comedy Inc – The Late Shift (M, cl,sr) 11.15 Wimbledon Tennis LIVE 4.00 Late Show With David Letterman 5.00 Entertainment Tonight 5.30 Whose Line Is It Anyway? FOX News gives you both sides of every story: the President’s side, and the Vice President’s side. Stephen Colbert’s Whitehouse address

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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 Hi-5 The Shak Antiques Roadshow Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair Getaway The new Machu Piccu on a trek in Peru, the exotic city of Instanbul, camping on Kangaroo Island in comfort, sights of Melbourne, the Alaskan adventure continues Two And A Half Men (PG) The New Adventures Of Old Christine (PG) Pilot about a new divorcee trying to start a new life with her son starting at a new school. Starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Clark Gregg The Footy Show (M) Wimbledon Tennis LIVE Late Show With David Letterman Entertainment Tonight Whose Line Is It Anyway?

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Today Extra Guthy Renker Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives The Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking Hi-5 Mortified Antiques Roadshow Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair Frasier Double episode Friday Night Football Melbourne Storm v Brisbane Broncos 11.00 Wimbledon Tennis LIVE 4.00 Late Show With David Letterman 5.00 AFL Fremantle v Essendon And though I am a committed Christian, I believe that everyone has the right to their own religion, be you Hindu, Jewish or Muslim. I believe there are infinite paths to accepting Jesus Christ as your personal savior. Stephen Colbert’s Whitehouse address

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4.30 Movie: Heart Of A Child (G, B&W, 1958) Jean Anderson, Donald Pleasance 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Landline 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Pilot Guides 1.30 Head 2 Head 2.00 The Bill 3.00 Kid’s Programs 6.00 A Place In Greece 6.30 Talking Heads: Rosemary Stanton 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 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Prom Fight: The Marc Hall Story (PG) A gay Canadian teenager’s battle to attend his high school prom with his boyfriend 12.10 Science Of Walking With Beasts (G) 1.00 Movie: Million Pound Note (G, 1954) A man finds a million pound note he is given difficult to spend. Starring Gregory Peck, Ronald Squire 2.25 Movie: There’s Always A Thursday (G, B&W, 1956) Charles Victor, Frances Day, Marjorie Rhodes 3.25 Tri Nations Bowls

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4.30 Movie: Road House (PG, B&W, 1934) A barmaid helps solve a murder. Starring Violet Loraine, Gordon Harker, Emlyn Williams, Stanley Holloway 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Naked Science 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 Earthly Treasures: Gold 6.05 Time Team 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Grumpy Old Women: Am I Bothered? 8.30 The Bill (M, v) 9.20 Foreign Correspondent 10.05 Tony Oursler: Video Artist Video sculptures and installations 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Creature Features (Cinema Series) 12.00 Red Cap (M, v) 1.30 Movie: This Happy Breed (G, 1944) Noel Coward’s depiction of the lives and loves of a surburban family from 1919 to 1939. Starring Robert Newton, Celia Johnson, John Mills, Stanley Holloway 3.35 Head Start (G)

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Sex Adult themes Nudity Drugs Violence Could offend Horror Drug use

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Kid’s Programs Insiders Inside Business Offsiders Asia Pacific Focus Songs Of Praise Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick (G*) Out Of China: The Virtuoso Emperors Walks With An Architect Berlin with Lean-Louis Cohen Dickens In America Sunday Arts Moses At The Movies The Einstein Factor ABC News Planet Earth Bleak House (G) The Iceman Murder Compass: Exorcists The Emperor Concerto Movie: The Rake’s Progress (G, B&W, 1945) Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer, Margaret Johnston, Godfrey Tearle Movie: The Sandwich Man (G, 1966) Norman Wisdom, Diana Dora Movie: The Fool And The Princess (G, B&W, 1948) Bruce Lester, Lesley Brooke, Adina Mandlova

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TUESDAY 11

Rage continues Jeopardy Radio Free Roscoe Stateline Australian Story Foreign Correspondent Words: Lucinda Holdforth Netball: The Highlights Show Rugby Union LIVE – NSW Premier Rugby Tri Nations Bowls Head 2 Head Mikey Robins v Steve Abbott (The Sandman) Gardening Australia ABC News Doctor Who New series The Bill (M, v) The Last Detective (M, v) Jonathan Creek (M, a) Rage (M)

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World News Weatherwatch Italian News Das Journal Spanish News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Masterpiece On Saturday Eurovision Song Contest The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia FIFA World Cup Show FIFA World Cup Concert The official concert from Berlin and featuring Ivete Sangalo, Xavier Naidoo, Youssou N’dour and more Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Sneakers (M, cl) Charts the footwear fetish from sneakers’ early adoption by style warriors of 1970s New York City to their status today The Away Game The state of Australian football based on Matthew Hall’s book World Cup Soccer Third Place Playoff LIVE from Germany

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Hungarian News Italian News Korean News Latin American News Maltese News Polish News Ukrainian News Filipino News Champions Of The World: Mexico Speedweek Football Stars Of Tomorrow Futbol Mundial The World Cup Edition World Cup Replay Third place playoff Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Cup Show TV Around The World: Sweden Final Science: The Ghost In Your Genes The new field of epigenetics, that genes have memory, could change the way the causes of disease are viewed as well as lifestyles and family relationships Rough Science: The Reef Inventions to help protect coral reefs Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Legends Of The Tour De France: Lance Armstrong Johnny Warren’s Football Mission FIFA World Cup Final LIVE from Germany – kick-off 4.00

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Japanese News Mandarin News Italian News Das Journal Spanish News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Polish News Dateline Inside The Orange Revolution The Ukraine Wine Lovers Guide To Australia Ancestors Of Ancient Rome: The Etruscans The Journal Slow Food Revolution Protecting traditional foods Tour De France Highlights World News Australia FIFA World Cup Final Replay World News Australia This Is A True Story (M) The disappearance of a Japanese girl in Minnesota The Anatomist: Gunther Van Hagen (M, a) Hell On Wheels Tour De France The Nanny (G) Turkish drama series Close

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Weatherwatch World News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Movie: Blackboards (PG, 2000) Iranian drama about two teachers who travel with their blackboards on their backs through the mountain villages of Kirdistan looking for pupils Tales From A Suitcase Fearless – Stores From Asian Women Hanging Out With Henry The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport Waiting For A Heartbeat TV Around The World: Quebec Cutting Edge: How To Plan A Revolution Two young activists in Azerbaijan want to make revolutionary change with peace, not war World News Australia Rough Science: Beneath The Waves Building an underwater breathing device t0 be tested in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Zanzibar Tour De France LIVE – Stage 9 Close

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Disney Adventures Saturday Disney The Saturday Club Flipper And Lopaka Disney Adventures That’s So Raven Eclipse Big Bite Emergency 000 BYO Kitchen Saturday Kitchen Destination New Zealand Christchurch and Canterbury Rugby LIVE from Christchurch – New Zealand v Australia Seven News Movie: Blackbeard (PG, v,cl) True story of pirate Edward Teach, Blackbeard, the man who terrorised the seas at the dawn of the 18th century. Starring Angus MacFadyen, Richard Chamberlain, Rachel Ward, Stacy Keach, Jessica Chastain Movie: The Mechanic (M, v, 1972) After being taught everything by the master about setting up accidental deaths for the syndicate’s victims, a young newcomer is assigned to kill his teacher who has set a trap for his slayer. Starring Charles Bronson, Jan-Michael Vincent, Keenan Wynn, Jill Ireland, Linda Ridgeway Home Shopping

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Religion Stanley Fairy Tale Police Weekend Sunrise Sportsworld My Business Medical Rookies All Saints Movie: Captain Ron (PG, cl,sr, 1992) Martin Short, Kurt Russell, Mary Kay Place, Benjamin Salisbury, Meadow Sisto Movie: Jumping Ship (PG, v) Joey Lawrence, Andy Lawrence, Matt Lawrence, Susan Walters, Stephen Burleigh Fawlty Towers Seven News It Takes Two True Stories: Dylan’s Story Movie: Pirates Of The Caribbean – The Curse Of The Black Pearl (M, v,h, 2003) Captain Jack Sparrow kidnaps the governor’s daughter and steals a ship called the Black Pearl. Starring Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Orlando Bloom, Jonathan Pryce, Keira Knightley Movie: Conan The Barbarian (M, v,s, 1982) Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, Max Von Sydow, Ben Davidson Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping 8 Simple Rules Movie: All The Winters That Have Been (PG, a, 1997) A star-crossed couple, seemingly destined never to be together, overcome tragedy to rekindle their relationship. Starring Richard Chamberlain, Karen Allen, Hal Holbrook Australia’s Buinness World Records Hope & Faith Less Than Perfect It’s Academic Seven News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away The Great Outdoors Shangri-La, Maldives, Perth, sharky waters, Melbourne Desperate Housewives (M) Grey’s Anatomy (M) Boston Legal (M) Scrubs Arrested Development Home Shopping Religion 5.30 Home Shopping Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping 8 Simple Rules Movie: A Father’s Son (PG, a) A boy and his siblings idolise their famous father who no matter how busy he is, is there when his children need him, until he meets a younger woman. Starring Cheryl Ladd, John Schneider Australia’s Guinness World Records Hope & Faith Less Than Perfect It’s Academic Seven News Wheel Of Fortune Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away (G) Border Security Medical Emergency All Saints (M) Ghost Whisperer Airline USA Mile High (MA) Point Pleasant (M) Home Shopping Religion 5.30 Home Shopping

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NBN

Toasted TV Faireez Totally Wild Fergus McPhail Video Hits State Focus Infomercial I Fish Seriously AFL Saturday Afternoon AFL LIVE – Carlton v Geelong Ten News Sports Tonight Hook, Line & Sinker’s Road Trip Movie: The Brady Bunch Movie (PG, sr, 1995) The family living in a timewarp where they maintain a 1960s lifestyle which freaks out everyone else. Starring Shelley Long, Gary Cole, Christine Taylor, Florence Henderson, Davy Jones Movie: Charlie’s Angels (M, v,sr, 2000) Three supercool cops get their assignments by phone. Starring Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, Lucy Liu, Bill Murray Saturday Night AFL Delayed – Melbourne v Brisbane Before The Game Infomercials Bayless Conley Key Of David Hour Of Power

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oppression is a daily part of life. For Ani to travel with me and invite me into her home took considerable risk. But for Ani to open her world to me – the vanishing world of a wandering hermit – took rare and singular courage. She is the last of a generation, a lone woman in pursuit of perfection, in search of enlightenment.’ Scobie’s interest in and advocacy for the Tibetans takes her back to the country six times and in the book she charts the damage that continued Chinese occupation wreaks on the people and their land. The political repression is painfully shown in the stories of her Tibetan friends who live in Lhasa, in their anger, fear, frustration, detention and exile. Scobie notes that she has changed the names of most Tibetans mentioned in the book, and neither does she disclose

Ani’s spiritual name nor that of her nunnery. Last Seen in Lhasa began rather slowly with Claire Scobie’s first trip to Tibet before she met Ani – but once the Pemako trek began and Ani entered the story, I was captivated by this beautiful, meditative exploration of pilgrimage, of friendship, of hardship and of faith. The book offers tantalising and disturbing impressions of Tibet and an honest account of a woman’s own journey to greater self understanding. ■Sarah Armstrong’s first novel Salt Rain was shortlisted for the 2005 Miles Franklin Award, the Dobbie Award and the Queensland Premier’s Award. She was a journalist at the ABC for many years and she now lives in Mullumbimby where she teaches creative writing. See more at www.sarah-armstrong.com.

The fair folk face a savage age Michael McDonald Local writer Ly De Angeles will be launching her latest novel The Shining Isle (www. llewellyn.com) at Abraxas bookshop in Byron Bay on Friday July 7 at 7pm (it is not a writers festival event). It follows on in theme from her first novel The Quickening, dealing with the Travelers, Tuatha d Dannan, the Sidhe, the Fair Folk, magical beings who remember when forests covered much of the earth and who now have to face the modern world endangering their mysteries. In Ly’s world the Fair Folk walk among us, and some of them even resemble Shire locals. Like The Quickening, The

Shining Isle sees a young woman awakening to her true destiny by mingling with the Fair Folk. One of their ‘holyof-holies’, the island of Inishrm, is under threat from a self-serving archaeologist. To give away much more would spoil the fun for the readers. Ly spins a cracking yarn full

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Scobie has a great eye for detail and crafts highly visual and atmospheric passages. The reader is transported to the stunning wilds of Pemako, an area revered as one of the ‘lost valleys’ or beyuls in Tibetan Buddhist lore and also said to be the site of a mysterious waterfall that western explorers have long sought. The Pemako pilgrimage ends with the group being arrested and interrogated, then treated to a surreal Chinese banquet by the local police. A constant concern for Scobie is that her friendship with Ani will endanger her friend, that Ani will be imprisoned and tortured as many nuns have been since Chinese occupation. Ani insists that she will be all right. Scobie writes: ‘Friendship requires patience. It takes time to build trust, especially in a country where foreigners are mistrusted and political

of warmth, adventure, and mystery. You can almost hear the rollicking music and taste the fresh-baked bread.There’s a lot of eating and drinking going on – also favoured by Tolkien – and it helps to ground the otherworldly aspects of the novels. Ly brings a genuine fey pedigree to her storytelling. She was first known for her books on witchcraft and Celtic myth and is the High Priestess of the Covenant of the Wildwood Gate. She is one of life’s overachievers, also running the local branch of the school of Iaido, the Japanese art of the sword. You can find out a lot more at www.lydeangeles. com.

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Long, thin and eccentric, I first caught sight of Jimmy when he was performing wild preacher-like puppet shows at local markets, enacting the struggle between Satan and Metal man on the endless quest for love. Those in the know whispered of Jimmy’s legacy, the frontman for the legendary underground Sydney punk band Ragadoll, whose on and off stage excesses had seen him resort to the sanctuary of a life in a horse and cart. Jimmy was something of an enigma. On the eve of the debut CD launch for his band the Real Gone Hick Ups, I managed to get Mr Willing in the saddle to share a little of his extraordinary journey. Jimmy’s current outfit reflects the maturity of a man who’s been around the music scene, packed up his pony, and decided that if he wants to put on a show, then it’s time he pulled his own cart. ‘The Hick Ups were formed on the model of a 40’s or 50’s band. It doesn’t suffer from the curse of ‘69 and the curse of ‘77. Ragadoll suffered from both, it got the double whammy.’ My god, what is this dreadful curse? ‘It’s the rock thing, throwing tellies out the window and choking on your own vomit. Jimmi Hendrix wouldn’t be proud of it he’d want us to remember him playing guitar, not choking on his own vomit. That kind of attitude means that bands blow their opportunities. We don’t work on that process. We call ourselves a country folk band but it’s not really, it’s like a rock band without all the negative trappings.’ Jimmy cut his teeth in punk, in what was to become a cult band. ‘The Hick Ups are different to that. I think the Hick Ups have everything we had in Ragadoll and lyrically we are more volatile and controversial than Ragadoll because we are more coherent.’ The early Sydney punk scene was a crazed and wily beast, involving hedonistic excess and very loud music. ‘Early on, at 16, 17,18 I was a nightmare to my managers. There was this expectation that when you joined Ragadoll you had to be chaotic. People joined and thought they had to do that. The band could never shake that teenage thing. I left Sydney frustrated. The music scene wasn’t interested and I was locked out. As teenagers our manager wanted us to stay the same, cardboard cut out punks, it was marketable. There was an expectation we’d stay how we were forever – but you are developing – that for Ragadoll became a major thing. We were developing faster than the scene, we wanted to develop our own scene. I think we were 10 years before our time, it would be really saleable now, but not then. I ended up having a huge argument with my manager before I went on stage with the Dead Kennedy’s because she didn’t like how we were projecting ourselves on stage. I had a feral catskin jacket and long coloured hair – our manager thought we were trying to merge 60’s psychedelia and punk together, she kept saying, it will never happen. But with Ragadoll it did happen.

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The 90’s thing with Ragadoll was that we weren’t allowed to play gigs in pubs but we did country halls – a lot of time for environmental causes. Ragadoll was always roots based. The band ended up impoding on itself, it just wasn’t viable anymore.’ So after the intense, dynamic and passionate rise and fall of Ragadoll, what got Jimmy Willing out of the cart and back in a band? ‘The Hick Ups formed because there was a war between the folk singer in Jimmy Willing and his rock band. I wanted to do my talking blues songs and folk songs. A lot of what I have learnt about talking blues is from the old recordings like Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly and people like that. Arlo Guthrie took it to a whole new area with Alice’s Restaurant. As a genre, it’s never really been touched since. The Hick Ups are a great vehicle for performing those narratives and stories as well as the blues. They are very understated and give each other room.’ For Jimmy, the songs are peppered with make believe, folk lore and autobiographical references. ‘There is this one song about having to put down my cart horse. It just tore me apart. The vet told me I had to put the horse down. That part of my life, the engine of puppet show was gone and I was told you have to go and do this thing – we nursed this horse for a year. She had tangled her-

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self in some wire. I had to borrow the rifle from the people next door. So I had to shoot her... Preacher man has little bits of my life and family stories through everything but Preacher man is a fictious story. I have never murdered anyone!’ In making the self titled album, Jimmy Willing and the Real Gone Hick Ups went back to some good old fashioned recording techniques. ‘We stood in a circle down in Fracas in Byron Bay. We did it how Elvis Presley used to do his music in the 60’s except the microphones were more modern and we used digital technology. We could have made it a slicker product, but we wanted to get the warts and all anomaly on the recording. You just don’t get that kind of energy from the way records are produced these days. There is a worldwide phenomena where people are going back to recording this way – to get the honesty and authenticity back.’ And Jimmy just can’t speak highly enough of his band. ‘Dan Rumour is just amazing – he’s co-written 2 of the songs – his instrumentals are songs in their own right. He can take a simple country folk or rock and roll song and really make something out of it by just adding a sound. The thing with Dan is that he has created a sound that is nationally famous all around Australia. I don’t know if people realise it. You turn on the telly, or the radio and it’s

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And that he is. Singer, Painter, Puppeter, Promoter, Raconteur. Jimmy Willing and the Real Gone Hick Ups launch their debut album at the Rails on Saturday with The Perch Family Jugband, Gleny Rae Virus, Dan Rumour’s instrumentals, Satan Von Tramp and Circus the Singing Dog. This is authentic Aussie music in the making. From 5.30pm.

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How many times a day are you asked: ‘How are you?’ It’s an annoying question. Mainly because it really doesn’t require an answer. To not give one would be deemed rude and not to ask even ruder still. So if we don’t really give a toss, then why do we ask in the first place? The average pedestrian doesn’t require the kind of detail from a basic ‘How are you?’as your local doctor. ‘Well I’m fine, thanks, Marjorie, but I’ve had a bit of a discomfort in my lower abdomen and I’ve noticed a strange discharge, so how are you?’ While this is technically an honest answer, it is socially inappropriate and enters into the realm of what we call ‘too much information’. If you aren’t up for a conversation, I would suggest this kind of approach. People will flee the scene. If they still won’t budge, just chuck in the word ‘gusset’ and you won’t see them for dust. According to semioticians, the question ‘How are you?’ is merely a way of inquiring from the person you have just bumped into whether you are available for a chat. I have become very conscious of my own response to this question, as I have unwittingly become the perpetra-

tor of what I find obnoxious, arrogant and flagrantly self referencing. You see, in the last six months I’ve noticed that every time someone asks how I am, I say: ‘Busy’. I hate people who say that. What the fuck is that supposed to mean? Busy? Yep, too busy to talk to you, dickhead, now rack off. Busy? Oh, yes, I’m so important I am just busy busy busy. Busy is not an answer. Busy is rude. But I can’t stop saying it. It’s also a little insensitive in Byron, where a large percentage of our population are on social security and a busy day is getting down to Centrelink before 5pm. When asked how I was, I used to say: ‘Great’, ‘Fabulous’, ‘Excellent’. This was sufficient information, and we two semi-strangers could part knowing that although we both secretly suffered from the ennui of the long dark night of the soul, our cover was solid and no further personal inquiry was needed. But ‘Busy’ is uncomfortable. It pulls focus and suddenly the other person has to start asking about why you are so busy. And then the busy person is so busy they can’t remember why they’re busy. One starts to think that ‘Busy’ is in fact a cover for a deeper condition. I

have made a commitment to give emotionally honest answers. How are you? ‘Strangely dissatisfied and a little smug, how are you?’ I gave it a run the other day in Woolies. The check out operator zapped my groceries and inquired politely, ‘How are you today?’...’Well, I’m a little disIllusioned, I can’t quite find my sense of God, and somewhere deep within is this unquenchable thirst for spiritual fulfilment’. It was amazing. We really connected. Then she said:’Would you like a bag?’

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available at: Northern beaches duo, The Fumes, who will add their dirty rockin’ blues to the mix. Hotel Great Northern on Sunday.

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Is it just me or are you also sick of hearing James Blunt moaning on and on about how beautiful the chick was that left him. Jees. Obviously he wouldn’t be as cut up if she was an ugly girl, or even just rather plain. But a beautiful girl, now that’s a trophy in the losing. Personally I would have dumped the whining Pom myself. Far too needy. Speaking of beautiful, I’m about to segue to an unrelated musical act: The Beautiful Girls. There is something warming about a show with The Beautiful Girls smack bang in the middle of winter. The boys have been working hard the past few months, completing their first sold out headline tour across America, returning home with two nominations in the upcoming 2006 APRA Song Awards and a new face bashing the skins‌ Bruce Braybrooke. He can drum to anything and he is a perfect fit for The Beautiful Girls ambitious musical palette and mix of styles. The Beautiful Girls, are as always, looking to move forward and begin working on the new direction of singer Mat McHugh’s next selection of songs, with the input of their new drummer. A direction which will be heavily showcased during shows on the Laying Tracks Tour. All of the shows will be recorded with the possibility of a live album release towards the end of 2006. So if you would like to hear your clapping and cheering immortalized on a Beautiful Girls record ‌.. get to a show! Joining the boys on the road will be

WHAT A PTY LTD When you combine the subtly structured chords and melodies of Peter G’s keyboards, the solid rhythm of Daniel’s drums and samples and Tim’s smooth vocals and underlying deep bass, you get the sound of Pty Ltd. Following the success of Derrick Carter’s remixes of Who’s Been Watching You (that has been tearing up dance floors throughout the world including America), Pty Ltd has had a very busy few years. Two singles from the Pty Ltd EP Liquid Sunshine were licensed to American house label Gallery Records in late 2002. The band was first to sign to the JT Donaldson label and both Feeling’s Gone and Who’s Been Watching You? have been remixed by famous American DJs including Derrick Carter, DJ IZ and JT Donaldson himself. Mix it with the best of them: Beach Hotel on Saturday.

THE ART OF AN EPIPHANY Epiphany Arts returns to Stoker’s Siding Hall this month with Brisbane based group Malarky’s Ghost. The band presents a blend of music from all around the world including English, Irish, Scottish, Macedonian, Greek and French and many more. With some contemporary songs from Ceri McCoy as well as the unique rendering of Welsh Gaelic song. Delicious meal also provided. $18, doors open 6.45pm, meals served between 7 - 8pm sharp. Bookings essential by Wednesday 5 July. Phone Lena 66779457 or email admin@epiphanyarts.org

GYSPY MAGIC The Romaniacs are getting together with members of ‘Allende’ a gypsy /jazz/flamenco group from Brisbane: Yuval Ashkar from Middle Eastern band Camoon and Claudia Chambers, an awsome percussionist from Sydney. Claudia has studied Flamenco percussion for 5 years in Spain with some leading Flamenco artists including Pepe Motos who plays with Paco De Lucia. She moved to Ireland and toured with Irish singer songwriter Luka Bloom and taught at the Irish Drum Academy and Waltons New School of Music. She plays Cajon (box drum) an amazing instrument that sounds like an entire kit! The Rails on Sunday at 6pm.

CHEYENNE REACTION Cheyenne Murphy will be previewing material from his recently recorded EP Return to the Source with The Secret, his acoustic roots backing band at the Rails on Monday. What makes this gig special is the musical connection Cheyenne has with his drummer and EP producer Carl Hemmings. The CD has not officially been pressed yet but he has previewed some of the tracks on Bay FM and is planning on a live perform-

ance at the studio plus an EP preview on Monday afternoon. The EP will be officially released with a video clip in September. Cheyenne is a powerful acoustic songwriter and he has brought forth his true essence on this EP, which captures a raw, emotional vocal intensity, set against a minimalistic production of acoustic guitars, harmonies, brushes and bass. Local singer Sally Yates and guitarist Al Tinsley from the mighty Pragmatics also contributed to the recording and John Hoffman added some flugel horn.

KEEPING YOUR EDGE English acoustic Blues/Folk artist Phil Edgeley hits town this weekend as part of his East Coast tour to promote his new recording ‘This Life’. Phil performs his songs on a variety of guitars ranging from straight acoustic to National Steels, and on to Weissenborn style lap slide, all driven by the pulse of his stompbox topped by an honest vocal style. His lyrics and songs are written from the heart and deal with the joy and pain of what life brings, based on his own experiences as well as those of others whom he has met along the way. He performs at the Urban on Saturday.

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THEATRE FINDING YOUR H SPOT Have you ever wondered how people can just lose their sense of humour. It was there one day and then whammo, one sleep and it’s gone. Well that’s what children’s theatre collective, Stiff Elbow Clapping, have based their self devised performance around. Titled What Wizard, this original production was created by Kelly Parry and stars Shane Nagle, Will Ward-Ambler and local Steiner student, Paris McKey. I had a little chat with Kelly about just what inspired the group to create a new show. ‘We came up with ideas, and I went away and wrote it. This is script number ten! It is about Grumphrey (Shane Nagle) and he is the happiest kid around and he wakes up one day and he has lost his sense of humour, and this is about his quest to find his sense of humour. He is assisted on his quest by Hap (Paris McKey). He has to deliver the magic wand to the wizard in the cave before sunset or something really rotten is going to happen!’ A lot of What Wizard is fairly archetypal and I’ve tried to modernise it so that it has appeal, and it’s very funny and very interactive – it could be absolute anarchy!’ The show appeals to the kids and to adults as well. It’s that second level of understanding so the whole family will walk away having a good time. What Wizard will be performed on Saturday in Lismore at the Northern Rivers Conservatorium at 11am and 2.30pm and at

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the same time on Tuesday at the Bangalow A&I Hall. For those in Mullumbimby, you can catch the show at the same times at Durrumbul Hall on Friday 14 July.

WOW. GREAT SHORTS Who says not everyone looks good in shorts! The Baywrite Hot Shorts Performing Arts Challenge is at the Byron Community Centre this Friday and Saturday and the following week on the 14 & 15 July. The program features nine short performances presented by separate teams, all written and performed by local artists. The audience will be able to vote for their favourite piece and at the end of the last night, the team with the most votes wins the $1000 cash. Tickets for Hot Shorts are $18 and are available from the Byron Bay Community Centre, at the door, or by phoning 6685 5659. 7.30pm

COMEDY LIVE AND DEADLY It’s not every day you get a chance to be a part of history in the making. Be part of an exciting live show that will be captured on DVD and sold internationally. You could be famous. Even if you’re just the bloke in row three, seat C laughing your bean off. Although, one should remember, Sean does love the odd spot of audience interaction. Sean Choolburra is carving his niche as Australia’s only Aboriginal comedian. After winning the RAW Comedy 2002 State Final for NSW, Sean has gone on to prove himself as a versatile indigenous performer with skills as a didgeridoo player, singer, dancer, actor and comedian. Hailing from Townsville, Sean PM ,IFE S ! "OAT &RANK %RNEST AM -IDNITE IN A 0ERFECT 7ORLD (OPALONG 4(523$!9 AM ,IFT 3ANDRA $AVEY AM !RTS #ANVASS 0ETER +ARENA AM 4HE 'ENERATOR 'IOVANNI PM *UKE *OINT 4ONY 0ARKER PM -YSTERY 4RAIN -ARY PM 4ALKING 4O ! 3TRANGER $* 3HE PM 3HAKIN N 3TIRRED +ERRY PM #RUISIN &OR ! "LUESIN 4HE (ONEYDRIPPER PM %CLECTIC ,AZYLAND #HARLES AM 4HE "ANDWAGON -IA *AY

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Charles. Sean Choolburra is a very charming and engaging comic on stage. Perhaps that’s his ability to share the naivety of the small town Aboriginal boy still coming to grips with the big city lights. Just back from performing at the World Cup, Sean is in the area performing a series of gigs for Naidoc week and for one night only a family friendly show at the Byron Community Centre. Don’t miss out. Sean Choolburra: Live and Deadly on Thursday 20 July at 8pm. Tix are $22/18 and are available at the Byron Community Centre by phoning 6685 5659.

FILM POSTCARDS FROM THE LEDGE Darius Devas has just come back from travelling the world. Being an aspiring film maker, Darius took the camera and shot his journey. The film looks at a cross section of subcultures across the continents and witnesses the similarities and contrasts between them. A diverse group of unique individuals: photographers, rappers, designers, street artists, guerilla rebels and others, gives us the opportunity to step into their lives. These experiences are documented

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REBEL REBEL He was handsome. He was naughty. He was a rebel without a cause. If he were born today he would have been a rebel with an environmental cause. James Dean stars in this 1955 portrait of youthful alienation which spoke to a whole generation and remains wretchingly powerful. The yearning for self-esteem, the barrier to communicate with parents, the comfort found in friendships, all beautifully realized. Federal Hall on Saturday. Doors open 7pm. Movie starts at 8pm.

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There is a a RABBLE of rats (or rousers), a RAFFLE of turkeys (or chooks). a RAFT of ducks (or coots), a RUN of salmon (or poultry), a RAG of colts, a RAKE of mules, a RANGE of mountains, a RING of keys and a ROLL of coins. Indeed, there is a RICHNESS of collective nouns (or matrons) starting with R. And that’s not counting a REPUGNANCE of Italian footballers!

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Come and find out at our fun interior design weekend workshops, in our funky design office in the Arts & Industry Estate. Learn the ‘tricks of the trade’, the latest colours, the amazing new stones, tiles, timber veneers and lights. Meriel will guide you through the process of designing kitchens & bathrooms. What’s HOT and What’s NOT. When: Saturday & Sunday July 8 & 9. Time:10am – 4pm Fee: $280 Lunch & drinks provided. Call Meriel to secure a space 6680 9398

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recycling… at its best! Offering the complete package! Onsite sewerage design, grey/black water recycling systems, environmental reports and the multi-award winning Biolytix Waste Treatment System. Chosen by ABC’s The New Inventors as one of their outstanding ‘success stories’ to appear on the 100th celebration episode on Wednesday July 12 at 8pm. Highlighting how the Biolytix System turns dirty water into clean irrigation water in only 30 minutes. And of course, there will be a close up of those worms – they are currently auditioning for their parts. Call Insideout 6677 1086, 0428 771086, mmouchel@bigpond.net.au

renovate your bathroom and refurnish your house with la Dolce Vita Winter is the perfect time for renovation. La Dolce Vita has the exclusive terrazzo stone that gives a modern tropical look to your bathroom. And daybeds, cabinets, bookshelves, tables, lamps, mats and more to refurnish your house. Byron Arts & Industry Estate 19 Centennial Circuit (Mecca Centre), Byron Bay. Monday to Friday 10am-4pm Phone 6685 5763 www.ladolcevitahomeware.com.au

range of jackets Winter has arrived early so there's more time to enjoy this winter‘s beautiful fashion! As always Orientique has a stunning range of jackets, from beautifully detailed silk applique in autumn tones to little boleros perfect with jeans and boots. There are vintage inspired velvets and tweeds, through to ‘In Your Dreams‘ shibori reversible coats. For that special occasion they have Nobue's collection of elegant dresses in Japanese kimono fabrics. Dresses are soft jersey, three quarter sleeves in lots of great prints, plus a new jersey wrap dress from Misu. And pants, they are high cut, low cut, wide Shop 7, Cavanbah leg, straight leg, casual, dressy, for all shapes, sizes and Arcade (opp Beach heights (yes, even if you are tall). But if all you need is a Hotel), Jonson St cosy jumper or big cardi for that beach walk in the morning, Byron Bay. Ph: 6685 8566. there's a great selection in natural fibres and great colours.

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A unique hand-knotted rug will be cherished forever. All of Ali’s rugs have been marked down to up to 50%. Persian, Afghan, Indian, kilims, saddlebags, pillows, cushions and runners. Go and have a look! They also specialise in rug washing and repair and will make your old rug new again. Give them a call to make an appointment or drop in between 10am and 3pm Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Ali’s Rug Centre is located on the corner of Wollongbar Street and Centennial Circuit, Byron A&I Estate. Phone 6685 7750.

results - we all want them so how do we get them? Winter crept up on us but don’t let the pounds pile on. Are you feeling those winter blues? Want to look and feel great but need a little push, some extra motivation to get moving? Summer is not that far away and you still want to look good, right? Results based training is a 12 week body transformation program involving individually tailored exercise and nutrition designed and monitered by Lisa Parkes. This program has been running with outstanding results in the Byron Shire for the past year. Beat the winter blues with a beach body! Start the program now in time for summer. In addition Lisa also offers individual personal training sessions, nutritional coaching, exercise rehabilitation, post/pre natal training, team building, fitness and pilates classes, boot camps, group training, womens’ boxing and much more. If you want to look and feel great and achieve your goals let me help you get there. Phone 6685 8577.

resplendent colour splashbacks Confused about Vetrocolor and painted splashbacks? It’s a special two pack applied to the back of glass, giving you a finish like a solid colour mirror. It can be applied over existing tiles in most situations with no grout lines, and it enhances and colour coordinates your decor. In bathrooms and spa/ sauna rooms, it doesn’t allow water egress to the substrata thus eliminating extensive damage to the rest of the house. Vetrocolor’s appeal is enhanced with the added protection of Diamond Fusion, a process which gives a hard coating to glass, providing resistance to harsh chemicals (around pool glass) and has myriad other applications where a quick ‘wipe over’ replaces repetitive cleaning. For more info phone the team at Ocean Shores Glass and Screens on 6680 3333. LIC 61205C

1 revolution is a travel/lifestyle documentary about one spin of the globe in the shoes of filmmaker Darius Devas. The film looks at a cross-section of subcultures across the continents and witnesses the similarities and contrasts between them. A diverse group of unique individuals: photographers, rappers, designers, street artists, guerrilla rebels and others, give us the opportunity to step into their lives. These experiences are documented and interwoven with the moments that make travel so captivating. With the help of a fluid soundtrack, some Australian fresh beats from the likes of The Bird and Hermitude, 1 Revolution brings the experience of being on the road to life. A must for anyone who loves or plans to travel. Showings: 6 July 7pm , 7 July 7pm Lounge Cinemas Byron Bay

student, and spirited woman. Bhadrena invites you to experience her work, suggesting that inherent in art is a depth of transmission that reveals itself as you gaze upon each piece, in a mindless and timeless way.

STORYTELLING JENNI’S TALE Jenni Cargil is best known for her talent for intoxicating children with her wild tales. I love storytime. In fact, as an adult I still find some

with Denzil Of all the forms of human communication with the capacity to invoke another time and place, surely music has to be one of the most potent. Recently I brushed the dust from an epic album I hadn’t heard in aeons, DJ Shadow’s ‘Endtroducing’, lobbed it on and became wholly consumed by the memories it conjured. Shame I was driving at the time. Blissfully wallowing in the golden rays of nostalgia I was totally unaware of the trail of cars backed up behind me as I crawled forward at the rate of a python digesting a Valium addict. Three cars overtook me and blasted their horns. As I pulled up alongside them at the next lights I gave them a conceited wave and made a mental note to find out why music works so well as a bridge for our memories. For example, if you’re falling

in love and you’re repeatedly listening to a tune, hearing it years later may acutely stimulate elapsed sensations, associated imagery, induce goose bumps and even make your nipples stiff. Rrrrrrr! At the risk of digressing further I wanted to explore music and memory in more detail, so stay with me. A human’s retrospective memory is comprised of semantic and episodic memories. Semantic refers to our factual recollection, people who have a strong semantic memory usually kick ass at the aptly named Trivial Pursuit. However music is both stored in and reinvokes our episodic memory. Episodic memories are our more personal memories, such as sensations, emotions, and personal associations of a particular place or time. Because our ability to remember is strongly affected by simultaneous activity in other parts of the brain the

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comfort in being read to or sitting back and immersing myself in a tale. Jenni will be running a Storytelling Concert at the Drill Hall on Friday 21 July. Called ‘Stories to Light the Dark’ Jenni delves into the soul’s deepest longings. Those longings, Jenni suggests, is like a puppy, left lonely and unattended to yap and cry for so long we tune it out. But when this little voice gets neglected too long, the little yapping voice will attempt to speak to us through

dreams. If still ignored, it will try to get our attention in nightmares, mysterious illnesses or bouts of feeling flat. The world of dreams is a powerful landscape and myths and folktales evolve from this deep soul place. Stories born in this way are not only entertaining, but stimulating, inspiring and healing. To book for the concert, call Jenni on 6684 6548. Time: 7.15 pm. Cost: $12/$10.

experiences we record while listening to music are often more vivid due to music’s stimulation of our mood, thinking and even physiology. Beyond this, rhythm actually helps us to remember otherwise craptacular data; take oral tradition for example, which is either rhythmic or uses rhyme (which is dictated by rhythm), to facilitate its recollection, such as ‘red sky at night, drunk midgets fight’. Little wonder then that when Shadow’s dark and evocative beat laden sound-scapes swirled about my ears they carried me to another place. But the same would be true for a greying Rocker listening to the Stones, the point being that we all have experienced a time in our lives with a definitive sound that can easily be remembered by listening to particular tracks. Together Shadow’s albums, ‘Endtroducing’ (MoWax ‘96), ‘Preemptive Strike’ (MoWax ‘98) and ‘The Private Press’ (A&M ‘02), represent an approach to music that encapsu-

hasn’t worked with vocalists. But on his latest album, you’ll hear between six and 10 different vocalists. So he has, in sort, done a 180 on the ‘collage’ style he’s famed for. ‘I don’t have any technical limitations on myself, so there are tracks with no samples, tracks with all samples, tracks with a mixture,’ he says. To help change up his process, Shadow bought a plethora of new equipment. ‘The last thing I wanted to do was to record in the same way that I did Private Press, because that’s never a good idea,’ he says. ‘I knew with this record that I wanted to really ratchet that up. If you change the way you make music, inevitably, it’s going to change the way you think about arrangements, and you’re going to try things you never really thought of trying before.’ Whichever direction his new album points in it will carry forth his trademark haunting compositions and brooding beats, some of which he’ll probably drop at Splendour. So in years to come I expect to be driving around at 20 odd kph as I reminisce about his gig, but perhaps it won’t matter then because there’ll be little oil left and everybody will be driving that slow.

lates the collision of analogue and digital technologies so prevalent over the past decade. To date, his tracks are a patchwork of samples; vocals, synths, horns bells and beats collated from years of trawling through piles of records dating back to the 50’s. For those who might say sampling doesn’t constitute real musicianship I would liken his work to that of a photographic collage wherein independent fragments are brought together to create an entirely new image. Undoubtedly Shadow, A.K.A Josh Davis’, mastery resides in his flair for imbuing samples with new depth and tenor by using them to flesh the skeleton of an all together different beast. His new album (title TBA) certainly is a different beast. Other than collaborating on the UNKLE project Psyence Fiction (Mo’ Wax, 1998) and one song on The Private Press, Shadow

ROUNDUP Propelled by the recent successful release of his debut album Megafauna, Spoonbill has packed his binoculars, bird-watching books and ultra-wide electronic grooves and is on the road for the 2006 East Coast Tour. Join the Spoonbill and friends as they play their genre-bending sounds of Melbourne electronica at the Beach Hotel this Thursday. Also on Thursday check DJs RenÊ Verdult from the Netherland’s Black Sun Empire spin funky tech dancefloor driven drum n bass at PLAY. On Sunday Elsewhere welcomes DJ Pete (MPs) with her eclectic mix of uplifting, twisted deep n dirty house & Tigerlily (The End, London) who team up for a Royale night of the finest.

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1-23 July, 2006 Casuarina Beach on the New Tweed Coast of NSW

CASUARINA SCULPTURE WALK Art meets architecture in the nation’s top sea change location as over 25 local, national and international artists compete for three $20,000 acquisitive prizes. Tweed River Art Gallery, Domain Resort Casuarina Beach and Tweed Shire Council bring you an exciting collection of contemporary outdoor sculptures along the beautiful Casuarina Beach Boardwalk. Casuarina Beach is a holiday destination on the New Tweed Coast, 15 minutes from Gold Coast airport & 25 minutes from Byron Bay. Sea change for a weekend, a week or forever‌ Enjoy world class sculpture, a guided sculpture tour with top curators, gallery talks and a host of local arts attractions on your eco-cultural getaway. Basic & luxury accommodation packages available. For details call 1800 882 360 or visit www.domainresorts.com

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FRESH RESTAURANT Fresh is Byron Bay’s most exciting restaurant and cafÊ offering an upbeat environment and delicious array of healthy

and tasty foods. Open from 8am for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Fresh caters for indoor and outdoor dining. Be warmed by the cosy fireplace and with a children’s menu available all day, Fresh is the

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MC SURF DESIGNS Pro surfer Danny Wills, ranked 14th in the world, rides Michael Cundith’s surfboards and has been for some time. Danny has 26 boards of MC’s design and with Danny’s signature model readily stocked and available from MC Surf Designs you too could be surfing like a pro! Michael Cundith has been surfing and shaping boards his entire life and is known around town as the

0407 579 378 to book a place. Safe and fun for all ages MACA’S CAMPING Check out Maca’s camping ground at beautiful Main Arm – it’s tranquil, it’s subtropical, and offers bushwalking, swimming and rafting. Even well behaved pets are allowed – what a great alternative for the school holidays! Phone David on 6684 5211.

perfect place to take the whole family. Fresh offers an impressive selection of satisfying snacks and meals, including Asian, Indonesian, Italian and other culinary influences‌ as well as generous servings to

curb your hearty appetite. Fresh is located at 7 Jonson Street (beach end), Byron Bay or phone 6685 7810. BYO.

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what’s Hot BANGALOW COOKING SCHOOL It’s easy to get ‘handson’ in the kitchen and learn the art of Raw Living Food Cuisine. Vibrant, alive and organic. Also running is the popular Indian Cookery class. Kids and adults classes all at the Bangalow Cooking School. Bookings essential, phone 6687 2799.

places sell out very fast! Phone 6687 2000. SEAN CHOOLBURRA Sean has just finished a series of shows at the Sydney Opera House, with his one man show ‘Oil of My Land’ – which drew on Sean’s life experiences as an Aboriginal and blended his skills as a dancer and didge player. Sean gives audiences a chance to get in on his

hilarious black fella yarn. He headlined the Dreaming Festival this year, an International festival of Indigenous performers which saw him play to packed tents of adoring fans. His recent return appearances on the Footy Show had the switchboards going wild and he has most recently returned from performing in Hong Kong. See Sean at the Community Centre on July 20. INTERIOR DESIGN 6 WEEK SHORT COURSES Come and join the successful design course at

Studio 2 Design. Have fun learning to design a funky two bedroom apartment! If you are renovating, or need a new kitchen and bathroom and want to know the tricks of trade of a designer, this is the course for you. The course includes professional talks by kitchen cabinet makers, architects, lighting designers, tilers. The design course starts July 12 and runs every Wednesday night for six weeks. Cost $480. Refreshments provided. Phone Meriel 6680 9398 to secure your place.

BANG THAI will enchant you once more with their next degustation night, as chef Graeme Stockdale continues to woo diners with his gorgeous modern Thai food. Six courses of heavenly tastes are on offer in the cosy comfort of this popular Bangalow restaurant, but make sure you book as

TAURUS: This week’s erratic changes won’t make sticking to a prepared schedule easy. Others mightn’t be inclined to see things your way either, so don’t rely on support. In fact, don’t rely on anything and you won’t be disappointed. And definitely don’t put all your eggs in one basket‌ GEMINI: Your ruling planet Mercury hits the second of its three annual retrogrades today – a speed bump which slows you down for the next three weeks and

STAPLE-LESS STAPLERS ARE HOT! Don’t you HATE staples? Your stapler always runs out when you need it most. They are pesky things to remove. And they mean you can’t recycle undamaged sheets of paper for reuse. In fact paper staplers are very environmentally unfriendly and horrible things. But now [drumroll..] there’s the staple-less stapler, an ingenious little device which can join up to eight sheets of paper together. It works by punching a small hole and a slit in the paper and then poking the paper punched from the hole through the slit. They are cute and at only 5cm in size it easily fits into your pocket or handbag and they are available at Wax Jambu in Bangalow. HAVING TWO WEDDINGS IS HOT! Claire and Nei had their second wedding yesterday at New Brighton, the first was in Brazil in 2004. Congratulations!

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suggests extra care with cash and valuables, as well as checking your change and financial statements. CANCER: This week’s Nobel Peace prize winning, uber-Cancerian birthday role model is His Holiness the Dalai Lama – celebrate his birthday by doing just one thing every day to promote peace in your world. Cardinal signs are born to get involved, and this week rewards Crabs who don’t hold back. LEO: Mercury goes retrograde today in Leo, which could incline your Maj to say the wrong thing at the wrong time or roar when you’d be better off purring. But prowling round growling only drives people away – and then who’ll be left to look after you‌ VIRGO: When the general atmosphere’s edgy like it is this week, improving public relations is something you can do about it. Plan future moves, entertain someone who could be helpful (with backup plans, since Mercury’s retrograde) and refrain from pointing out what others are doing wrong. LIBRA: It will be hard to resist something new, stylish and interesting this week whether that’s a

person, idea or enterprise. But your stars suggest standing back, really checking out what’s on offer and looking before you leap – until the end of the month if it’s something big.

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STARS Here we go again for the second annual round of Mercury retrograde’s glitches, quirks and misbehaving communications. If possible, postpone major purchases and signing contracts till after July 29 – if not, then check, double check and cross-check the fine print‌ ARIES: This week’s the birthday anniversary of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo – quite the role model for maintaining vibrant optimism and artistic vision in adverse conditions. Right now you could similarly fire, inspire and brighten up someone’s life – perhaps your own?

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SAGITTARIUS: This week features relatives, investments, insurance and/ or legacies, and though you won’t want to take maybe for an answer, you might have to. Don’t be quick to judge others because you’re a valuable peacemaker right now: in the family circle, the commercial world, among friends.

AQUARIUS: This week’s stars initiate a three week period of deep and meaningful listening up – to the input of others, but even more importantly to your own inner dialogue. Your subconscious is trying to get your attention and tell you something you really need to know.

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CAPRICORN: Feel like the burdens of the world are on your shoulders? Thinking others can’t do things as well as you is the perfect setup for always having to do everything yourself. Maybe they can’t, but this week many hands make light work – and more time off. As always, it’s your choice‌

PISCES: The company and ideas of others are stimulating right now – fortunately, because supportive working relationships are important for your emotional equilibrium this week, which favours team effort over solo slog. Focus on downsizing differences and escalating accord.

SCORPIO: This week a lingering attachment to the past could make itself felt in the form of a thought, memory, feeling or grudge that, if you’re ruthlessly honest, is still affecting your present decisions at a subterranean level. Time to let it go now, don’t you think?

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CARPENTRY/JOINERY Renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, etc Lic 157823c Paul .................. 66805722

BRUNSWICK BUILDING DESIGNERS Home plans/additions ................ 0427 851512 or 66851512 DAVID ROBINSON House plans and extensions....................................... 66858114 or 0419 880048 DAVID TEMPLE ARCHITECT ................................................................................................. 66857739 DAVIS YEE ARCHITECTS www.davisyee.com ....................................................................... 66846822 EXPANDESIGN Houses, shops & renovations. Alok W Eggenberger ...................................... 66847180 GARDEN DESIGN, FENG SHUI & LANDSCAPE PLANS Lyn Ruming ................................ 66857756 KATE PLATT Interior design www.kateplatt.com....................................... 0411 888416 or 66807606 MULLUMBIMBY DRAFTING & DESIGN Terry Newling Engineering, BASIX, Council......... 66841842 PRODUCT DESIGN/CAD 3D prototyping & design services ......................0401069121 or 66851828 ZAHER DESIGNZ Architectural & Design Services .................................... 0414 974088 or 66849408

CARPENTER/LANDSCAPER/HANDYMAN Dave L110208C.................. 0412 171616 or 66809782 CONCRETING All types ph Chris Lic No 124842c ..................................... 0404 147100 or 66872334 FREE FLOW GUTTER GUARDS Free quotes ....................................................................0427 886136 GET PLASTERED AND PAINTED 25yrs experience, free quotes ..... Trevor 0407 049600 or 66851325 GYPROCK PLASTERING Free quotes, phone Dave Lic R63900........................................ 0403403098 HANSEN TIMBERCRAFT Feature projects, joinery Lic 84399C Call Don .......................... 0418650608 NCL TILING RENOVATIONS Free quotes ................................................. 0413 007768 or 66803907 OUTDOOR TIMBER SETTINGS RESORED Mark.................................................................6680 1350 SOLOMONS FLOORING DESIGN flooring, vinyl, carpets .................................................... 66809166 STAINLESS WIRE BALUSTRADING Supplies and installation ............................................. 66872253

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PAINTING AD PAINTING BY JOHN HAND Lic 13246C ............................................ 0413 185399 or 66841249 ALL-WAYS PAINTING Shahron Shahar Lic 114240C ................................ 0438 784226 or 66809281 BYRON PRO-PAINT Competitive prices, call Ben Lic 87771C ............................................0418662281 DEREK BULLION PAINTING Free quotes Lic R98818 .............................. 0414 225604 or 66805049 PAINT THE WORLD ................................................................................... 0414 074483 or 66840310 PAINTED EARTH Eco friendly paints & finishes ............................................................... Deb 66805729 PAINTER/DECORATOR Andrew Johnson Lic R84077 .............................. 0414 309585 or 66803698 SAUNDERS RE-PAINTS & A/HRS OFFICE LicR65241 ............................... 0402 265557 or 66803908 SCOTT & CO. PAINTING Quality service Lic 110646C .............................. 0410 466585 or 66850227

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SWIMMING POOLS BAYWATER POOLS Design & Construction Lic 129104c .......................... 66843489 or 0419 479921

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Service Directory GARDEN & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE (continued) GUTTERS CLEANED All areas, free quotes, fully insured............................ 0405 922839 or 66841674 HARD WORKING, RELIABLE AND KNOWLEDGEABLE Gardener, Ph Bridget .................... 66846345 LAWN MOWING & GARDENING Gutters cleaned, reliable, reasonable rates..................... 66859922 MULLUM MOWING & RUBBISH REMOVAL ........................................................................ 66846684 ORGANIC GARDEN MAINTENANCE/MULCHER Reliable naturally .........66846193 or 0423 527882 OUTDOOR TIMBER SETTINGS RESTORED Mark ......................................................................66801350 SHORT BACK & FRONT MOWING 2nd cut 1/2 price. All gardening .............................. Jim 66809033 TONI’S LAWNMOWING AND GARDEN SERVICE ............................................................ 66841546 TREE & PALM Lopping, rubbish removal, fully insured, free quotes ..................................0405 620261 TREE FELLING & CHIPPING Fully insured, goor rates, ph Nick ................ 0415 935048 or 66884336 TREE LOPPING & WOOD CHIPPING Vic Carpenter (see Tradework) .................................. 66841172 TROWS LAWNMOWING Lawns, gardens, ride–on .................................. 0410 665902 or 66875959

DAN HANDYMAN Leaking taps to minor building maintenance ............. 66228911 or 0402 009361 ESSENTIAL HOME SERVICES....................................................... James 66853186 or 0432 418354 JEFF’S HANDYMAN SERVICE & CARPET CLEANING Free quote........ 66865670 or 0428 282134 RELIABLE HANDYMAN SERVICE Michael ............................................. 66805752 or 0405 325569 SHANES HANDYMAN SERVICES General carpentry & odd jobs ...................................0439 335659 SMARTEN UP PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Max .................................. 66843189 or 0411 226717

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SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE SERVICE A1 SEWING MACHINES Since 1964 Leaders In Service ........................................................ 66847447

GAS FITTERS & SUPPLIERS BRUNSWICK VALLEY ELGAS SUPPLY FREE DELIVERY, NO RENTAL .................................. 66841575 FEDERAL MULLUM GAS SUPPLY........................................................................................ 66884000 MULLUMBIMBY GAS WORKS Service & installation. Lic No L11487 .................................. 66840187

HANDYPERSONS A POSSUM TREE SERVICE Ring Jeff ........................................................ 66879779 or 0428 585159 ABLE, RELIABLE HANDYMAN Aged discount, free quotes............Mark 66855570 or 0421 932945 ADAM’S HANDYMAN Odd jobs & carpentry ...................................................................0432 797012 A TO Z HANDYMAN SERVICES Jack of All Ph Andre............................................................ 66847553 BAY BUILDING SERVICES Int + ext home improvements ph Pete ...................................0427350470 BUILDER Lic 3442C Renovations, handyman ph Larry ............................... 66845331 or 0418 608407 CAPE BYRON PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Tom Scott...................................................0418 600576 COSMO’S HOUSE HEALING SERVICES Pro paint, carpentry, the works .......................0422 996731

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Service Directory BUSINESS & OFFICE SERVICES LIKE MINDS MARKETING for small business: wwwlikemindsmarketing.com .......Nina 0414 718855 SMART WORDS Professional copywriting, editing, proofreading .......................................... 66856827 SORTING CHAOS SECRETARIAL BUSINESS SERVICES........................................................ 66805555

ACCOUNTANTS ACCOUNTANT Paul Mayberry ................................................................................................ 66847415 ACCOUNTANT HUDSON MATTHEWS MANAGEMENT SERVICES ............................... 66858129 BIZWIZZ Professional & mobile – MYOB & Quickbooks, www.bizwizz.com.au .................0400 758192 BOOKKEEPING BYRON Professional, mobile, quick, excellent rates .................................... 66857524 CLARE WIGLEY BOOKKEEPING Efficient & professional solutions, MYOB installation & training 0422 190277 BOOKKEEPING MYOB, very experienced, excellent references, Vineeto Raspini ................... 66866057 MYOB PROBLEMS? Setup, training, 16 years experience. 1st session free............................ 66856718 QUICKBOOKS & MYOB • RAPID BAS & end year processing P. Wells ............................... 66849482

COMPUTER SERVICES APPLECORE SOLUTIONS 8/18 Centennial Cct. Byron Arts & Industry Estate ....................... 66870653 O/SHORES MOBILE TECH All computer problems Ph Daniel................... 66801713 or 0422 804449

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Run Out of Printer Ink? Don’t Panic..WE COME TO YOU! When your Computer Printer or Fax runs out of ink - We Come to You with guaranteed savings and only INK on the RUN uses premium quality American Inks with the exclusive IVC (ink viscosity control). Call Us and SAVE!

All B ON THER UN Inkjetom INK Faxes &rands We Refill Your Ink Cartridges! r f Las s l l i Ref 00!! Tel: 6676-1919 Mob: 0413 085 710 Too! ers Business Home Office $6.

THE PRINTER & CARTRIDGE SPECIALIST YOUR ONE STOP SHOP INKY ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS BUSINESS 19 Tasman Way, Byron Arts & Industry Estate 6680 7776 INKS LASERS FAXES REPAIRS SALES

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 CERTIFICATE IV MASSAGE THERAPIST Swedish massage, $40/hour .... 0404 418957 or 66804744 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST Michael Du Sautoy, Lennox Head.............................................. 66877000 CRANIOSACRAL BALANCING Najma Ahern, Practitioner, Tutor & Trainer .......................... 66846444 HERBAL MEDICINE Lynette Tyrrell. Iridology, Bach Flowers .............................................0432 533686 MULLUMBIMBY Herbals, Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St.............................................. 66843002 MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................... 66841511 OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY Nigel Pitman, Manipulative Physiotherapist .............. 66803499 SUZIE PHILLIPS ACUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE .............................................. 66809696 THERAPUTIC THAI MASSAGE TREATMENTS....................................... 0419 667319 or 66809290

OSTEOPATHY ANDREW HALL New Brighton................................................................................................ 66802027 BARDIA ASAADI D.O. (London ‘91) Byron Bay ..................................................................... 66808118 BRUNSWICK HEADS OSTEOPATHY Sue Broadbent, Mon - Fri ........................................... 66851126 BYRON OSTEOPATHIC CARE Eve Schoenheimer & Jodie Jacobs......................................... 66807575

PRINTING & GRAPHIC ART

PHYSIOTHERAPY

ACCENT COLOR THE COPY SHOP ....................................................................................... 66856236 ACCENT COLOR THE LAMINATING SHOP ......................................................................... 66856236 ARC DE ARTE Creating conceptual designs ............................................................................ 66855491 PRINTWORKS Commercial & digital printing, brokers & graphic design ............................... 66843633 NORTH COAST PRINT SOLUTIONS Graphic Design and Printers ....................................... 66858264 SYD GEARY GRAPHIC DESIGN Digital printing .................................................................. 66843633

ANTHONY D’ORSOGNA Suffolk Park 1 Bryce Street ............................................................ 66853511 BANGALOW PHYSIOTHERAPY Craniosacral, Massage & Pilates Libbie Nelson, Petra Karni, Clare Connolly Lot 1, Ballina Road, Bangalow................................ 66872330 CLAUDIA MIRDITA Craniosacral therapy, acupuncture, physio............................................. 66847555 NICK EDMOND, CHRISTEL TAYLOR & MARTINA RIGBY Mullumbimby Physiotherapy Centre ‘Govinda’ 8 Jubilee Ave, Mullumbimby Monday, Wednesday, Friday ......................................... 66843255 OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY NIGEL PITMAN ........................................................ 66803499 PAULA RAYMOND-YACOUB Acupuncture and physio ........................................................ 66851646

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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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DAVID LAWSON COMPUTER SERVICES New Machines, Repairs. Upgrades, Training, Networking, Internet Connection, Software Win 98, Win 2000XP, NT. Cert. Tech. Microsoft Sales

24 Hours 7 Days Serving Byron Shire

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

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AUTO COOLING SERVICE CENTRE

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NEW TYRES Estab 1988 BATTERIES & REPAIRS Mogo Place

EASY COMPUTING Do you need to improve your computer skills? For work, for home, or for school, everything you need to know in a structured, plain language, easy to understand format, in just 3 hours person-to-person computer tuition.

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

HEALTH & LIFESTYLE CHIROPRACTIC CHIROPRACTOR Bruce Campbell, Brent Verco 52 Shirley St, Byron Bay ................................ 66858159 CHIROPRACTOR Andrew Badman & Steve Foster– low force ............................................... 66858553 CHIROPRACTOR Michael Schwager 108 Stuart St Mullumbimby ......................................... 66841962 MULLUM CHIROPRACTIC Karl Wedeman & Brent Verco. 110 Dalley St ............................... 66841028

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

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

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10 River Drive, PO Box 349 WARDELL NSW 2477 PH 6687 9779 or Jeff’s Mobile 0428 58 51 59 Email: jefpaola@bigpond.net.au

PICTURE FRAMING BILLINUDGEL CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 7/1 Wilfred St, Billinudgel ........................... 66803444 BYRON ART SUPPLIES & PICTURE FRAMING 3/97 Centennial Circuit............................. 66808010 HAIKU FRAMING & DESIGN 144 Jonson St, Byron Bay ....................................................... 66807891 PICTURE FRAMING Bill Veale ................................................................................................ 66842262

SEWING & ALTERATIONS

HAIR & BEAUTY

ALTERATIONS Repairs, hemming, overlocking ....................................................................... 66801648 LOWER CLARENCE SEWING MACHINES & OVERLOCKER SERVICE ............................ 66452905

BANGALOW HAIR Hair specialists ......................................................................................... 66871888 EDGE HAIRDRESSING Award winning salon. Open 6 days & Thursday nights ..................... 66858391 SHAMPOO HAIR STUDIO Byron Bay .................................................................................... 66809656 SPRAY TAN – BRONZED BYRON BABES ............................................... 0432 533680 or 66809356 THERE’S ALWAYS MORE Hair & beauty Byron Bay. Redken & Dermalogica ........................ 66807922

BILLINUDGEL/OCEAN SHORES VET HOSPITAL Jon Hollingworth, Russell Grigs ............. 66803480 BYRON BAY VET CLINIC 1/70 Centennial Cct. Rowen Trevor-Jones ..................................... 66856899 MULLUMBIMBY VET CLINIC Dr Neil Farquhar and Dr Richard Gregory .............................. 66843818 SUFFOLK PARK VET CLINIC Michael Cumpston .................................................................. 66853696

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ECHO CL CLASSIFIEDS 6684 1777 PHONE ADS

RATES & PAYMENT

Ads may be taken by phone on 6684 1777

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

2pm Monday for line ads Account enquiries phone 6685 5222

FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEK PUBLIC NOTICES SUBSCRIBE TO THE ECHO If you want to be sure of your copy each week, or if you have a friend who’d like to keep up with The Echo, why not send a subscription? It’s $30 per quarter or $110 per year, post included. Write to Village Way, Stuart St, Mullumbimby 2482. – 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.

– PHOTOS – All photos handled by The Echo – all care & no responsibility taken.

COUNSELLING SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

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

WARM HEARTED? COLD FEET?

MEN’SLINE SUPPORT COUNSELLORS Willing to listen, call 66222240 7pm-11pm every night.

TAROT READINGS ASTROLOGY CHARTS

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THE TAX DOCTOR!

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

ALI’S RUG CENTRE

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ANTHEA AMORE MARRIAGE CELEBRANT 66807277 0422383151 www.antheaamore.com

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ARE YOU IN LOVE? CALL SUE BASSER Marriage Celebrant 66872707

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www.echo.net.au JAW R.E.S.E.T. HEALING Helps stress from teeth grinding, dental work or accidents. Sound Chakra healing. Rose Gilmore 0429194912 – 66855475

ENHANCE LEARNING

DEREK HARPER

COUNSELLING THERAPY

CELEBRANT 66803032 derekharper@mac.com

THE DANCE OF YOGA WORKSHOP A unique system of yoga & dance with Sara Siegelman & Lai Morris Sun July 16. Bookings ph 66849255

â?¤ SACRED UNION â?¤ with Kaliana Rose & John Russell Healing relationship dynamics Liberating spirituality & sexuality Couples & singles welcome Fri 7th July 7-10pm Sat 8th July 10am-6pm Enquiries & bookings 6680 7212

3OARING !DVENTURES !S SEEN ON TV

Clear ‘blocks’ and change unhelpful patterns. Kinesiology. Sandra Davey reg’d practitioner. Phone 66846914

Accred A.H.H.A. Ri Fraser 66803040 A Master Class In The Art Of

(IGH PERFORMANCE COMPETITION GLIDER NOW AVAILABLE &OR BOOKINGS OR TO ARRANGE GIFT A VOUCHER

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Preparation for Radiant Health (Includes organic raw food lunch) Presented by Anand from Raw Power Limited places – bookings essential Ewingsdale Hall Sunday 9th July 11am to 3pm $49. Kids free For info call 1300 664179 www.rawpower.com.au www.woodworkforwomen.com 4 x Saturdays, 8/7. Patt 66843160

POLECATZ – Pole Dancing Classes. Improve your strength, fitness and flexibility. 6 week courses and intro classes running now. Come and enjoy the new fitness craze. For bookings call 0410602401 FUNKY MOVES DANCE PRESENTS Absolute Beginners Afro/Jazz Dance 6 week course with Jaz starts July 19, limited places. Phone Nina 66291329 or 0408412788

Guidance from Spirit and Angels. JAYA TALBOT Clairvoyant Medium. Ph 0400656444, 66808376 – Byron.

KABBALAH

class Key to low to high levels of Bibles Torah understanding. 66843719

RELAXING, MEDITATIVE

DEEP ★ FLOWING ★ NURTURING Kahuna style ★ Deborah 66843723

Ph: Alakh Analda 0413167688 www.rebirthing.com.au

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

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

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ASTROLOGY TALK July 7 Ewingsdale Hall $10 Tess Cullen. 66807151

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GLASS SCULPTURE WORKSHOP Erika Mayer is teaching the technique of lost wax glass casting. Ph 66871878 or www.erikamayer.com

CHRISTMAS IN JULY Basilico Restaurant Lismore ‘Dining around with friends’. 66245403

HIP HOP DANCE W’SHOPS

with Eka Daville, 3 workshops 11, 12 & 13 July – Byron Scout Hall. Bookings 0402678220, 66857927

HATHA YOGA

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

FLOAT & MASSAGE

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HAWAIIAN BODYWORK with Doris. Phone 0421953714, 66843478

– help clear ears/sinuses. 66857736

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Home Visits – Byron Bay Health Funds

with KATHRYN RIDING New class Mondays 5-6.30pm Thurs 10-11.30am, 52 Armstrong Street, Suffolk. Phone 66859904

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Melaleuca Drive Beginners Tuesdays, Thursdays 6pm Kids Fridays 4pm & 5pm All welcome. Enq 66847557 Movement arts/seminar space available. Phone 66857858 www.aikidoyuishinkai.com

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Deeply relaxing. Nurturing sensual Kahuna style massage, 2 luxurious hrs $95 7 days/eves Ross 66855952

FREE POTTERY LECTURE & DEMO at Possum Creek Pottery class Saturday 8th. Phone Mark 66871854

PAULA BARUKSOPULO Member Aust Psychological Society Incorporating holistic counselling, kinesiology, hypnotherapy, meditation, exercise & nutrition as a pathway leading to good health & happiness. Health fund & some Medicare rebates. 66870700

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WAXING & TINTING Ocean Shores – women only. Children welcome. Massage for exhausted mothers. Kids play while you get pampered. Call Padma 0400588769

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38 July 4, 2006 Byron Shire Echo TANTRIC HEALING Address sexual issues with massage & guidance. Reveal tantric secrets. Lucy 66854918, 0427917960 FEEL WONDERFUL Massage & Energy Healing. Ph Linda 0402199999. Outcalls only.

HEALING MASSAGE DEEP TISSUE, RELAXATION THERAPEUTIC, REIKI Phone Heather 66804446 (recommended by The Echo staff)

YOGA for WOMEN O.Shores Tues 10am. Ri 66803040

www.echo.net.au

TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE

Simon Bender @ Inner Magic, Ocean Shores. Ph 66801669 or 0428460106 Concessions available.

Free FACIAL! Certified Organic Products. Jo 0417542649

CHI KUNG

IN MULLUMBIMBY with Shirsha Marie 6 wk course Fri 10.30am till 12.30pm starts July 14. Phone 66858181

CONTACT MASSAGE

Deeply Nurturing Bodywork MIGRAINES, WHIPLASH, SCIATICA, Combination of massage, contact shoulder & acute lower back pain, dance & 20 years experience in ATMS accredited remedial & sports massage therapist, health fund rebates bodymind processes, totally safe yet profoundly intimate, present masculine available. Ph Ila Harper 0403748647 touch – guaranteed results Solomon YOGALATES™ CALL CHIDA 66190399-0438812244 Pioneer Hall, Mullum, Sat 10am Illumina presents a LOVEshop for JON MATHIESON. Ph/txt 66845506 Women LIBERATING WOMAN FROM ATTACHMENT TO BEING LOVED & First session complimentary WANTED BY THE MASC Phone Dee 0408002260 July 8 & 9, 10-5pm. Enq & book 0431108040. More info www.sacred-relationship.com Phone Cornelia 0427301251 THE JOINING FESTIVAL Super earlybird ticket $375 available until July 15. Gate price $495. /,/-/. Book now! Phone 07 54943969, email: ecstasy1@bigpond.net.au or visit www.thejoining.com.au

PERSONAL TRAINING

TRADEWORK

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GLASS SCULPTURE WORKSHOP SEWER CHOKES 3UMMERLAND Sewer, Drainage & Storm Water blockErika Mayer is teaching the technique of lost wax glass casting. Ph 66871878 or www.erikamayer.com FREE POTTERY LECTURE & DEMO at Possum Creek Pottery classes Saturday 8th. Phone Mark 66871854

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BAMBOO PLY from $10.50sqm For ceilings, walls, doors, etc. Ph 66884188 - sample & brochure

MASSAGE TABLES $220 + supplies, 5 year warranty. M’bimby Herbals, 79 Stuart St, 66843002 or 66850232 AH, www.balancebodybenches.com BRIDGLANDS BUY & SELL - good used furniture - good clean bedding - late model electrical & antiques. M’by 66842511

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www.echo.net.au TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, Billinudgel. Phone 66801718

ROLLER DOOR, 1950s fridge HMV 16.5FT CHESNEY VAGABOND good cond, clean, elect & gas, suit extra bedworks $100 each. Phone 66841582 room or accom $1600 ono. 66844128 TRAILER 8’5’ single axle with brake, 950 tare, high sides, cage, tarp fr, 12 CARAVAN suit spare room, needs mth old, paid $1350 without cage, sell TLC, caravan chassis suit trailer $500 WASHING MACHINE auto $140, fridge $950 no offers. Phone 66840205 each. Phone 0437686484 2 door $180. 0413589388 OUTDOOR FURNITURE: round GARDEN SHEDS tables, side tables + wicker woven CAR SERVICE Discount prices, slab & erection chairs. Please call Summerhouse on service. Ph 66841674, 0405922839 66853090

POWDERCOATED FENCING PHONE 66801700

TYAGARAH MULCH $4. BH 66844242/AH 66851371

TIPIS – YURTS SALES & HIRE Tipis – 66855895 www.rainbowtipis.com.au Yurts – 0415303573 www.bambooyurts.com.au

BOX TRAILER 6x4 unreg, GC, original papers, 4yo $450 ono. 0411036717 FRIDGE, bed, outdoor furniture + more. Phone 0409843832 by Thursday.

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MAGNIFICENT front office desk $1500, hot water 50 litre $150, outdoor umbrellas $120, cash reg & fax machine. MULCH forest $100/8sqm + delivery. Watergarden 66859068 66854015, 0401208797 BICYCLE towed, surfboard trailers & MAKE CASH NOW! shopping karts. Phone 0406867125 I’ll list your items on eBay. Don’t delay! GARDEN SHED x 2 $200 each, fridge Ring me ASAP 0402965800 working $75. Phone 0413289443 ANTIQUE BRITISH COLONIAL teak furniture, various pieces. Ph 66843274 BEAUTIFUL huge timber framed mirror 1.6x1.5m! $500. Black granite desk $180. Small wall cupboard $40. Phone 66847449, 0418600570 3 grades, 8 foot, delivery available. HOOP PINE/brushbox flooring, white 66843366, 0419843366 Colorbond sliders, roofing iron, asst BLOCK FIREWOOD – $30 small trail- doors/windows, hoop pine lining boards er. Phone 66842768 pm. 4x25x27x2 water heaters. ECODEMOLISHERS 66840343, 0431396859. Recycle yard opening soon.

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Furn, french doors, bird bath, pots & collectables. 3 Mogo Pl, Billinudgel behind Humble Pies, Tues to Sat 66803433 LOFT BED Ikea, with ladder for child, 3 months old $150. Antique school desk, wooden $150. 3 seater couch, good condition $100. Phone 66841230

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New container just arrived, buy at importer’s prices 3 days only Fri 7, Sat 8, Sun 9 July. 66856990 2 Grevillea St, Byron Arts & Ind Est. BYRON GYM M’SHIP 6 months $300 incl free weight program. 0423614306

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

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CHEAP TYRES. 66809936 CHEAP BATTERIES CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE $$ paid for some! 66845296 or 66845403

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.

’96 FORD FALCON 6 seat wagon, auto, exc cond, low ks, air bag, tow bar, rego 12/06 $5990. 0428878626 FORD ECONOVAN runs well, recon engine, LWB, 6 months rego, bargain $2200. Phone 0422051239 ’91 TOYOTA CAMRY sedan, owner travelling, 12 months rego, reliable $3200. Phone 66803151, 66850255 MAZDA 626 ’82 115,000k auto reg 3/07 a/c CD/rad EC $1500 ono. 66857149

WORKING OVERHEAD PROJECHI-LUX SURF ’90 4x4 good condition TOR. Phone 0411606882 $5500 ono. Phone 0432246705

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BYRON, 4/2-6 CEMETERY ROAD Saturday 8am-12pm (rain or shine). 1111 COOLAMON SCENIC DR, music equip, games, computer parts, h’hold goods, not before 9am Sat 8th July. BRUNSWICK 1 Mariners Crt, Sat 8am1pm, household, clothes, great sale.

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HYUNDAI Sports wagon ’97 reg till Nov VGC $4500. 66877172, 0412796162

out of nothing, out of no way, a way SAAB 900 Aero new engine, turbo HONDA CIVIC ’90 silver, 2 door, GC, gearbox, air-con, sunroof, leather, big could be made? Phone 66843160 rego Jan ’07, auto, CD, mags, power stereo $7000 ono. 0404026859 steer & windows, service history, very INVESTOR WANTED for new solar economical $3990. Ph 66808415 AH MAZDA MPV People Mover ’94, low innovation. Phone 66857781 ks, excellent cond, full service history, MITSUBISHI Magna wag ’94, 160,000 lots of extras $8900. 0401484285 ks, WA reg, man $2900. 66882386 FORD FAIRLANE auto V6 wagon, tow SAAB 900 1990 silver sedan, auto, bar, roof rack, CD player, goes well goes well, 1 year rego, styling for despite leak in radiator with extras >Ă›iĂŠĂžÂœĂ•ĂŠÂ…i>Ă€`ĂŠÂœvĂŠ $2750. Phone 66855752 included $600 ono. 0413261635 FRIDGE/FREEZER 400 litre, top con iÂ?>Â?iĂ•V>ĂŠĂžiĂŒÂś COMMODORE VT wag 12/99 great car, dition $250 ono. Phone 0422559691 VÂœĂŠvĂ€Âˆi˜`Â?Ăž]ĂŠVÂ…i“ÊvĂ€ii rego Jan ’07 $7800 ono. 0416164638 œ“iĂŠL>Ăƒi`ĂŠ

FREE: CUPBOARDS, large, blue, old, ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in TOYOTA SURF recond engine, new this section must be paid by credit card Ocean Shores. Phone 66805012 Desert Dwellers & mags, raised, 9FJ225 or in person at time of placement. $2850 ono. Phone 0429858500 2 PERSON CANOE restored, can supply 12 volt motor $500 ono. 66844573 2ND HAND SHED full of treasures. ’94 VW TRANSPORTER 7mth rego, Clem’s Cargo, Billinudgel behind Humbed, kitchen $6500 ono. 0423953910 FRIDGE large $200, med $180, washer ble Pies, Tues-Sat. Phone 66803433 7kg $185, 5kg $150 GC. 0412609519 MOVING SALE queen bed & mattress, FORESTER exc cond 2000 5spd man, LOUNGE real leather brown/burgundy 2 side drawers & dressing table set rego 28/11 $14,750. Ph 66843624 1x3, 2x1 was $3400, now $1200, elec- GC, 8hp 3-way wood chipper VGC & SUBARU OUTBACK LTD ’96 rego till tric typewriter Canon as new $60, open lots more, 115 Brushbox Dr, Mullum, September $13,990. Ph 0439758724 shelf cabinet $50, coffee table $25. 66844282, Sat 8/7 from 8.30am. COMMODORE VP s/w ’93 exc cond, 1 Phone 66854060 OCEAN SHORES 96 Balemo Drive, owner, 128,000ks $5100. 66843859 everything must go, Sat from 8am. VALIANT CHARGER for sale, no gearSAT JULY 8, storage shed B30, Fern box, no front seats, most other parts MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. Place, Byron Arts & Ind Estate, bricaintact $950. Phone 66808564 Bridglands Retravision 66842511 brac, sewing machine, furniture. IBM PENTIUM laptop DVD 14� screen, 2.3kg, extras $725 ono. Ph 66854157 CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate.

VT SEDAN V6 ’99 full V8 super car NURSERY CENTRE Mullum large bodykit extractors & sport exhaust, air- shed, prime position, min outgoings con, good condition, 17 inch mags, red $10,000 including stock. Ph 66842557 pearl, unreg, sell with blue slip $10,500 THE NORTHERN RIVERS ono. Phone 0438159113 PILLOW CLEANER IS FOR SALE VS COMMODORE V6 wagon ’95 auto, Run your own home-based business servicing the rapidly growing hospifull VS club sport bodykit, 140,000ks, tality industry. The business boasts green pearl paint, extractors and sports established clients and potential for exhaust, unreg, not much needed for growth. Supported by national distriburego $3800 ono. Phone 0438159113 tor the business is cleaning and renoPEUGEOT 505 wagon man exc cond, vating pillows and sale of commercial 3/07 rego, p/steer $4200. 0414820818 bedding products. $11,000 including delivery van and specialist cleaning SUBARU LIBERTY 4WD GX 1990 equipment. Phone 0408221301 station wagon, manual, a-c, towbar, 10 mths rego $2500. Ph 0432657396 SLING-A-LONG baby carriers, est LASER ’83 needs $300 work for rego, 10yr, 3 perm market sites, retail outlets, website/mail order. Phone 66840297 $400 ono. 66858765, 0410032081

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COMMERCIAL FOR SALE BYRON ART & IND EST UNIT 95sqm Strata title, toilet, kitchenette, good ventilation, security gates, parking $179,000. Income from rent approx $200pw. Phone Fred, Rina 66872902

BYRON townhouse in beaut bush location 1k CBD, 10 min walk beach $500pw avail August. 0422871936 NZ SOUTH ISLAND Experience blissful stay in luxurious farm cottage close to ski fields, perfect place to restore your soul. Ph 66853686, www.centrehillcottage.com

SHORT TERM ACCOM. BYRON large s-cont studio 5 mins beach & CBD $280pw. Ph 66882386 GROOVY 2BR CABIN, avail 8/75/9, rural, close Byron, private views $175pw. Phone Tony 0422690245 BYRON quiet central position, f-f ideal n/s tourist $120pw/$140pw. 66856560 BEAUTIFUL 3br house in Ewingsdale, fully-furn, avail end July to begin Sept. Phone 0402704332 SELF-CONT APARTMENT in Ewingsdale, fully-furn $180pw avail now to end Sept. Phone 0402704332 BYRON next to CBD & beach, furn double room in vintage cottage, ideal travellers/couples. Phone 66808870

HOUSE SIT HOUSESITTER avail from now till begin September. Ph Jan 0424625801

SHARE ACCOM. ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. BYRON 2 rooms avail for working persons, each $100pw + bills. 66858765 BYRON right in town, fully-furnished share house, rooms suit singles, couples, twin share, great rooms, great rates. Phone 0421925531 BYRON studio in town, f-furn, self-cont, suit single/couple/twin. 0421925531

BYRON Mahogany Drive, 3br townhouse, 5 min to Tallow Beach, 10 min to town, fully-furnished except room HOUSE FOR SALE IN ILUKA 5brs, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, garage, $125pw, prefer n/s working or student. Phone 66807286 or 0400993641 carport and shed, two-storey house on a corner lot and on high ground. Reluctant sale at $270,000. Contact A BEAUTIFUL beach home in private gated community, Suffolk Park, Professionals Iluka 66466177 wooden deck, big garden, fireplace, HIGH QUALITY relocatable home in suit mature, working, n/s single only, secure gated residential caravan park one other $130pw. Call 66859886 in central Byron, 2brs, 1 bthrm, SLUG plus storage, high ceilings, bright BYRON BAY working person, furn and airy $169,000 (lease conditions room, 2 mins beach, 5 mins walk to apply). Frances O’Connor Real Estate town $120pw. Phone 0413406929 0432828384 or 0401935760

LENNOX m or f to share 3br unit with 1 MULLUM big 3br 50s style Q’lander, other, 2 mins beach & town $127pw + s’out, quiet area $390,000. 66844106 exps. Ph Nick 66877259, 0423698148 $189K ONO cabins, caravan/large ROOM Baywood, suit fem/student, with deck on ½ acre. $279k ono new house, mum & teenager $120pw. 66854356 BRUNSWICK HDS great apartment near beach, views, fully-furn, share with single lady $150pw + exp. 66851951 BEAUTIFUL OLD QUEENSLANDER in Federal village, share with 1 other, 2 rooms $160pw, n/s, veggie garden. Phone Susana 66884451 ONE TO SHARE 3br house with fem, 1-2 rooms avail $145pw. 66854535

BYRON furn dble room, walk bch sunny 7 ACRES MAIN ARM, shed, creek, work fem pref $125pw. 66855092 power $398,000. Phone 0408512614 BYRON separate cottage bungalow bedroom, share house facilities with 2 others, set in tropical gardens, sinUNIT FOR SALE gle working person $120pw + bond + OCEAN SHORES 3br unit, L.U.G, r/c expenses. Phone 0438856651 a-con, views $250,000. 66867678 PALMWOODS semi s-cont, big lounge, br, views, patio $115pw. 66845129

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MULLUM modern, views, working person, share with single mother, pt-time kids $130pw inclusive. Ph 66842557

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shed, double carport, established fruit trees, gardens on ½ acre. MO community. For both Council approved expansion possibilities, shares in 85 acres/ community house/hall, great mt views, FLOWERS – WHOLESALE DELIV- close to beach/shops. 0428228165 ERY BUSINESS. Excellent cash turnover $95,000. Phone 0412050031 BYRON great 4br + studio, mins walk to bch reduced to $585,000. 66857887 BYRON BAY FABRICS Est 24 years, long lease, 155sqm $50,000 + stock. Ph 66857990 LAND FOR SALE

THE BEST LITTLE FOOD BUSINESS in the heart of Byron Bay. Low rent, easy to run. Ask the price! Principles only, no time wasters please. Phone 0416216631

BEACH HOUSE Wooli fully-furn, reas rates. Phone 66842968, 0439500070

BYRON BAY CBD stylish 4br house suit B&B, doctors, solicitors etc BIG beautiful house Cemetery Road, $895,000. Phone 0414768634 private. Byron Bay, n/s, drug free house $120pw. Phone Kabir 0406032710

PRIME RETAIL SHOP LEASE available at the beach end of Jonson Street. Ready to go including fixtures & fittings. Phone Mike 0414728487

BYRON BAY WAXING STUDIO Fantastic small business. Great clientele, est 5 years $15,000. Phone 0421998309

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BYRON BAY Cemetery Rd room + ens, female $160pw incl exp. 66858904 OCEAN SHORES great views, 1 room, fully-furn, b’band, 15 min Byron, DLUG $100pw. 0422200313 COOPERS SHOOT choice of two great rooms: $120pw/$130pw own entry + ensuite, for happy young person, dog OK. Phone 66870551, 0405561695 MAIN ARM inspiring house, fire place, verandahs, creek, cosy private room $90pw + bond. Phone 66845268 FEDERAL room in new house, prefer n/s working student $110pw + bond + bills. Pone 0421401707 LILLI PILLI room for child friendly working person $115pw includes bills. Phone 66856864

40 July 4, 2006 Byron Shire Echo SUNRISE room, unfurn, close to new shops, working, n/s, chilled creative atmosphere $140pw includes bills. Phone Tim 66807289 BYRON BAY Bangalow Rd $120pw ffurn, double bed, polished floors, decks, 5 mins to CBD. Denise 0413715999 MULLUM large un-furn room in Gordon St house, very private, own entrance, pref mature working fem $130pw incl elect, plus bond. Ph Jim 66841076 BYRON very funky, spacious home available for like-minded, clean, happy, working person to share with 1 fem, 1 male $130pw + bills + bond. Phone 0407250428 or 0419220334 MULLUM quiet room for mature person, d/f $85pw. Phone 66844554

www.echo.net.au YELGUN huge modern granny 1BR SELF-CONT spacious studio flat, 2br, 2 bath, rural, very private, rural Mullum, veg n/s drug-free, no pets 5 mins Brunswick $270pw. Ph Larry $225pw incl elect. Phone 66843467 0407593757 or 07 55930400 ROSEBANK retreat escape the hustle BRAND NEW rural spacious 1br cot- & bustle, exquisite location, 1 & 2br tage, eco-friendly features 7 min Mullum cabins $170pw & $130pw. 66804686 $250pw. Leave message 66843531 RURAL CABIN Nashua very private SMALL CABIN un-furn, 5ks Mullum, on organic farm, suit 1 person $140pw for quiet mat woman, n/s, d/f, no kids/ solar, n/s, n/d, dog OK. 66291059 pets $95pw + power. Ph 66843154 BINNA BURRA Friday Hut Rd, 3br furn CUTE 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE in bush house, mid July to mid Oct $250pw setting 1 minute to Mullum, suit working peaceful rural surrounds. 66871192 couple $200pw includes elect, sorry no BRUNS shed/artist studio/storage/ kids/pets. Phone Sally 66841158 boat shed etc situated by river $75pw COORABELL 2 semi-detached rooms includes elect. 0412818563, 66857652 with own kitchen $160pw. 66847420 BRUNS 1br unit centre of CBD close to COORABELL large caravan with deck beach & river, exceptional opportunity & sunroof $90pw. Phone 66847420 $175pw. 0412818563, 66857652

BYRON room 5 min walk town, share 2 working fems $130pw incl elect, water, LILLI PILLI granny flat, suit single must be working, quiet, clean, avail working person $155pw. 66807432 10/7. Phone Nikki 0423505127 STUNNING FOREST HOME in Broken BYRON large room in friendly peaceful Head, 3brs, 2 bathrms, incl ens, gas home to share, furn, built-ins, n/s fem cooking & heating, bathtub, open plan worker/student pref $130pw + bond + living, polished wood floors & carpet in brs, lge balcony, LUG, 5 min to beach, bills. Phone 0415526120 avail Sat 15 $450pw. Ph 66854691 BYRON unfurn room in fully-furn funky sunny house, fab deck, 5 min walk to 2 BEDROOM STUDIO ocean views, town $150pw + bills + bond. Phone PJ near Bangalow. Phone 0401654895 0401077338 after 6pm. NEW BRIGHTON 2br beach house SUFFOLK PARK large sunny room upstairs, 50m bch $280pw. 66845492 close beach, sunny deck, garden COTTAGE 2 minutes beach, 10 min$110pw incl elect, avail 13/7-18/8. Ph utes Byron, first 3 months exchange 0415436176, 0412185143, 66859835 rent for gardening/handywork, thereSUFFOLK beachside room with built- after $175pw, quiet living, non-smoker/ in robes in share house with 2 guys, drinker. Phone 0429858500 broadband internet, 5 min walk beach BAYWOOD CHASE s-c 1br flat, quiet $100pw + bond + bills. 0411696384 n/s working, no kids/pets, single $185 LARGE ROOM in stunning house with pw/couple $210pw + bond. 66853607 sunny deck, 4 min Byron for clean & MULLUM cute 2 bedroom house, tidy n/s $120pw + bills. 0419667319 quiet street, walk to town, timber floors BYRON quiet mature person share 1 $250pw. Phone Sofi 0418274088 other, beaut, furn, open 3br house, own PALMSWOODS 4 rms, patio, courtyard, sunny br + large bth, 2 decks, parking 2 people, views $190pw. 66845129 $160pw. Phone 66807797 STH GOLDEN BCH s-c studio apart2 SUNNY BEDROOMS $105pw or ment, close to beach, suit quiet, work$95pw, office available extra $35pw, ing single $120pw + bills. 66803308 Mullum rural. Phone 66845007 SELF-CONTAINED accommodation THE POCKET house to share with near town & river, Mullum $140pw n/s, father & son on quiet 40 acre farm 3ks no pets. Phone 66844277 to Billinudgel $100pw plus bills, suit HANDYWOMAN wanted, 1br furn working person. Phone 0410546757 house Myocum, some paid work, 2 WORK person quiet hse Bruns $90 pw mth min lease, no pets, n/s $200pw + incl elect. BH 66846055/ah 66850278 amens. Phone 66847878 SUNRISE 1br d/f close beach for work- OCEAN VIEWS North Ocean Shores, ing pers $130pw no bills. 0422640127 3brs, timber floor, large verandah, long BYRON HILLS large bright room in lease $320pw. Phone 66845237 family home, sep lounge & kitchen, BRUNSWICK HEADS 3 bedroom quiet bushy setting, suit mature easy- house, SLUG $310pw. 0438046597 going working person, n/s, d/f $135pw. Ph 66854506 AH, 0409728279 AH. STUDENT or working male 28+ to share rural house, beach views, 5 mins to Lennox, 2 rooms $100pw/$125pw plus expenses. Phone 0415448391

TO LET BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. Byron Tourist (Van) Village. 66857378 STORAGE with elect Billi $40pw. Siwicki RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. 66851206 PROFESSIONAL SHARED OFFICE SPACE broadband connection, avail from July 6 $66pw. Ph 0421004562 BYRON studio in town, f-furn, self-cont, suit single/couple/twin. 0421925531 OCEAN SHORES available July 22, long lease, 3 bedrooms + guest retreat, fireplace, garage, private & quiet, beautiful outlook, no pets $270pw. Phone 66840119 after 6pm.

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WORKSHOP Billi $80pw. Siwicki RE, LETTERBOX DELIVERY PEOPLE 17 Fingal St, Brunswick. 66851206 needed, all ages welcome. Once a week delivery to letterboxes in your BYRON BAY SHOP, retail, office, stu- area, highest pay rate, Ocean Shoresdio, parking $295pw. Ph 0419419402 Brunswick Heads. Call 07 55907733 MULLUM SHOP/OFFICE Stuart Street BYRON BAY SKIN CARE COMPANY Arcade $200pw. Phone 66801643 Weekend Full & Part-Time Sales. BYRON, Woolies Plaza, 2 adjoining Training & Support. Excellent returns. shops rented separately or together Busy & rewarding. Phone 0437807220 $680pw & $270pw + GST. Ideal retail, WAITPERSON required for weekend yoga studio or office. Phone 66856412 function work. Phone 66872527 BYRON BAY CBD stylish 4br house EXPERIENCED REMOVALIST/DRIVsuit B&B, doctors, solicitors etc $950pw. ER MR licence req’d, must be experiPhone 0414768634 private. enced, immediate start. Ph 66801158

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SUFFOLK 3br, 2bth, t’h, pool, SLUG, close beach/shops $370pw, no pets, refs req’d. Accom @ Byron 66853805 O.SHORES 3br hse r/c a/c trees $250, 3br unit LUG a/c $250pw. 66867678 HUGE workspace at Federal, non-res, quiet tenant req’d $80pw. 66809607 UPPER COOPERS CREEK 2 secluded cabins on permaculture farm/community $70/$160pw no pets. Phone 66882381 STUDIO retreat Myocum, mature, single professional for 3 months + from July 10 $220pw inclusive + bond. Phone 66847228 BYRON fully-furn 5br architecturally designed, gorgeous kitchen, 2 bathrooms + spa $450pw. 0413261635 2BR bush cottage, fruit & veg garden, big shed, Main Arm 5 mins Mullum $240pw no pets. 0409125809 BEACH HOUSE to let from 9/7/06, excellent tenant or couple wanted, fresh and airy beach cottage, 2brs + study, open plan, 100m to beach, shop, bus stop, South Golden Beach $270pw, no pets. Phone 66803626

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Pin This Up Friends of Feros

Monthly meeting on Tuesday July 4 at 2pm at Feros Village, Marvel Street, Byron Bay. Afternoon tea follows. All members of the community are invited. Enquiries Nola 6680 1234 or Kaye 6685 6786.

View moon and Jupiter Marie and Philip, the Cosmic Couple, will be down at Main Beach this Tuesday July 4 for telescope viewing and a night sky tour. You can find them just along Bay Street past the Surf Club from about 5pm. If cloudy they will try again on Wednesday. Bring warm clothing. Details 6680 2448, www.starrynight.com.au

Country Women’s Assoc Byron Bay branch monthly meeting on Thursday July 6 at 10am in the SDA Church Hall, Jonson Street opposite Woolworths. All ladies invited.

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This month Uncle is running the following supervised activities to give boys and men a chance to interact together. July 13 frisbee golf, July 16 Green and Clean Awareness team activity day, July 23 Jammin with Jamie (music lesson), July 29 surfing with Black Dog Surfing. If you’d like to participate please call Mullum Autumn club Justin or Scott at Uncle Byron Meets on July 10 at 1pm in Bay on 6680 8582 or email the Pioneer Hall, Gordon byronactivities@uncle.org.au. Street, Mullumbimby at 1pm. All members and seniors wel- Old Time Dance come. Enquiries 6684 5142. In the Newrybar Hall on Saturday July 15 at 8pm. Lots of Social Fishing Club prizes to be won, delicious AGM at the Ocean Shores supper provided and good Country Club on July 11 at music and dancing with the Rhythm Rascals Old Time Band. Everyone welcome so come along and have a good night out. Enquiries phone Keith 6687 1194.

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Monthly meeting on Friday July 7 at 9.30am followed by annual general meeting and morning tea. All members and persons interested in attending most welcome. Contact Carol Will 6687 1580.

6pm. All nominations to the Feros will be holding a garage sale on July 29 to raise funds Secretary by July 4. Brunswick VIEW club to buy specialised equipment July luncheon meeting at for Feros Village. No clothing Brunswick Heads Bowling please, but almost anything Club on Thursday July 13 at else will be appreciated. 11am, tea and coffee 10am. Goods can be left at Feros Please bring a $5 gift for Village, Marvell Street, Byron Auction Day. Apologies to Bay for us to collect. EnquirDenise 6684 2014 no later ies Nola 6680 1234 or Kaye 6685 6786. than Monday July 10.

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The Northern Rivers branch invites prospective members on the following walks. Sunday July 2 East Belmore Trig, medium off-track walk on Richmond Range west of Rappville, contact Bert 6686 8834. Sunday July 2 Byron Bay lighthouse circuit, easy, suitable for beginners 8ks, contact Paul 6633 1275. Saturday July 8 Mt BarneyLeaning Peak, very hard, includes abseiling, experienced walkers only, contact Karl 6624 2575. Sunday July 9 Angourie to Shelly Beach, easy, approx 12ks suitable for beginners. Contact Ed or Denise 6621 5367.

Hospital Fundraiser Tickets for the second raffle in a series of six, raising funds for Mullumbimby Hospital, can can be purchased from 5pm onwards at the Chincogan Tavern July 6.

Cat loving volunteers needed We rely on volunteers to care for homeless cats and kittens awaiting adoption. If you can spare a couple of hours a week helping out at our cat shelter in Billinudgel please phone Jane 6685 7786 for info. If you can offer one of our lovely cats or kittens a home please phone Helen 0427 802 097 or email PetsF orLifeCatShelter@hotmail. com.

Mullumbimby group will be in recess for the school holidays, resuming on Wednesday July 19, 9.3am to 11.30am. New parents and infants welcome to play. Beacon Enquiries contact Louise Local environment group 6684 1081 or Win 6684 Beacon meets this Thursday 1405. July 6 at 7pm in St Finbar’s Brunswick Red Cross School. Entrance at corner of AGM July 19 at 1.30pm in Tennyson and Ruskin Streets. the CWA rooms, Brunswick Call 6685 8173 for info. Heads. Current members Byron Farmers will supply afternoon tea. All from Brunswick Heads, Market Ocean Shores and surrounds A Silverbeet and Samba are invited to join this impor- Fiesta will be held Thursday tant international organisa- July 13 at the Butler Street tion, we operate an opportu- Reserve. A free bus service nity shop which sends much will pick up at Suffolk Park relief money to head office. 8am and Ewingsdale at 9am New members much needed with return bus leaving marto assist our ageing popula- ket 10.30am. There will be guest chefs from 9am and tion. All welcome. latin dance demonstrations Become a volunteer at 10am. Enquiries to Joni Telephone counselling train- 6687 1137. ing starts July 25. Details phone 6622 4133 business Free Kendo Classes Every week a group meets hours. and trains under the guidThink Byron ance of Igor Persan, a fully A social change reading trained master of this ancient group needing new mem- art of the sword. An opportubers, meeting on Thursday nity exists for new students evening July 27 to read to join with the group. Some Beyond Right and Left by training is free of charge. David McKnight and The Open to men and women Weather Makers by Tim from 11 years, no age limit. Flannery. If interested ring Previous martial arts experiPam 6685 5630. ence not required. Outdoor training only. For further Feros garage sale Do you have a good saleable information and enrolments item or two but not enough call Igor on 6684 7994 or for a garage sale? Friends of 0409 041884.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley A thrashing good for the soul Brian Mollet Nick Shand was a genuine cricket enthusiast, but sadly his glory days were behind him by the time he cofounded The Echo. As a team building exercise and to indulge his passion for the game, he organised various pick-up matches against local entities. Some questioned the wisdom of being soundly thrashed as a motivational tool, but the shrewd Mr Shand knew that even the most unproductive Echo hack would work like a demon if threatened with having to open the batting on the weekend. Now in its tenth year, the Nick Shand Memorial series is a local institution. The Geckos are no longer easybeats, and teams from all over Byron Shire converge each winter

for the right to be called the champions of local social cricket. After two weeks of rain, Sunday dawned fine and clear for the matchup between five time winners Main Arm and hillbilly superteam Eureka Grass. Hank won the toss for Eureka and chose to bat, the openers on the back foot early as Ryan and Brian had the new ball swinging like an aspirational voter. Lomath Oval was as lush and slow as a retired MP and runs were hard to come by, however Justin and Cameron moved the score along, but Tom was on song with the ball and Joffrey and Baz both held good catches. Matt hung around with Cameron but his dismissal ended the innings with only 100 on the board.

Main Arm made hard work of the total, wickets falling regularly as the Eurekans swarmed in the field like angry bull-ants. Opener Khan rode his luck early but hit some scorching shots through the covers on his way to a crucial 30 runs. At the other end wickets continued to tumble, Rick and Rossco, like Kate Moss, having admirable length to their lines. Ryan and Teja, in his comeback match, made the game safe for Main Arm who ran out winners by two wickets in a close finish. Next week the Geckos will look for a winning start against the Left Bankers who impressed in their rain affected match two weeks ago. Remain fixated on this spot for a blow by blow account. See sports results for revised draw.

Martyn impressive at Occy Grom Comp

Byron Bay's Torren Martyn is in good form at the Billabong Occy Grom Comp currently being held on the Gold Coast. On Monday he advanced to the quarter finals with a powerful display of progressive surfing. The event runs until Wednesday July 5 when finals of all divisions will run. Photo Robertson

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Byron Bay Boardriders Sean Fanning and Joel Green memorial is August 11,12,13 at Snapper with an individual and pairs event; pro surfers eligible as it is not sanc-

tioned. See Surfing Australia starts Saturday July 8 12pmwebsite and Kirra boardrid- 2pm Hotel Brunswick, ers links for more info. drawn Sunday July 16. More club members needed to Brunswick help. Thanks Sophie and Boardriders Paris for working the garage Easter raffle winner: Dru sale. Enquiries ph Steve Davidson. Surfboard raffle Drew 0414 992 137.

Family comes first for Danny Wills

Byron Bay’s Danny Wills has been one of the world’s top surfers for several years now, and despite having a young family of his own now is showing no signs of slowing down and continues to compete at an elite level. Photo ASP Tostee

Hans Lovejoy Danny Wills is a local lad who is ranked 14th on the world circuit. Having cut his teeth in the waves around Byron, Lennox and the Gold Coast from a young age – his dad put him on a board when he was three – he has ascended steadily to become one of the top surfers of his generation. As a third generation surfer, the 31 year old lives in Suffolk Park with his young wife and two kids, and I caught up with him on his way home from the Rip Curl Pro in Mexico. What's happening at the moment? Anything on the horizon? Movies, tours, albums, video games... Mate, I’m sitting in LA airport right now waiting for the plane to come home. I’ve been down in Mexico and had the best waves of my life. I didn’t do as well in the contest as I would have liked to but all is good.

Who are your sponsors? Quiksilver, Etnies, Surfaids, and Mikey Cundith’s been doing my boards this year. What does Daniel Wills recommend? Books, music, art, comedians for example. I love Kostya's book, favourite music would be Tool and ACDC for sure and I love to watch The Footy Show; Matty Johns and Fatty crack me up. Are you a tow-in type of guy? (Big wave surfer) I love tow-ins; they’re sick fun. What has been your scariest moment in the ocean? Was it shark or wave related? I had a bit of a moment in Hawaii last year at ‘off the wall’ and got pretty worked over. I couldn’t get back to shore – I got stuck in a current and it wouldn’t let me go anywhere. I took on some water in but I’m still here. Is it mandatory to like Jack

Jonson? (Only kidding – of course it is) Yeah, he is pretty cruisey. A nice guy too. As someone with such a high profile, how do you see your position vis-a-vis facilitating change and awareness. I say this because, like musicians and artists, sports stars have opportunity to do so, but rarely exercise it. I would love to get involved with the young kids when I’m finished to help keep them on the straight and narrow; keep them off drugs and help them get to where they want to be. I’m pretty tied up at the moment with my own family and want to make sure they are number one in my life always. What's your take on the young kids making a bru-haha in town and all the national media attention? Kids will be kids, mate; I keep learning that every day.

Mini-mes of league Big win for Bangalow RU On a beautiful day in an ideal setting for a game of country rugby union the unbeaten Bangalow side really got it together against Woolgoolga last weekend, dominating possession, relentlessly taking no backward steps, and converting opportunities into points. Ben Cummings put Bangalow ahead with two penalties in the first ten minutes; continual forward pressure finished by a Darren Gill try, converted by Ben Cummings made it 13-0 at the break. A small opportunity against tight Woopi defence saw the fast and elusive Chris Bleakley beat three defenders to score a really good 50 metre try. A Ben Cummings conversion plus another penalty and a great individual 40 metre run by Damon Jackson put the result beyond doubt, Bangalow winning convincinbly by 28-0.

Last Fr iday night Mullumbimby Giants Junior Rugby league Football Club held the inaugural Billinudgel Hotel Gold vs Blue Challenge for its two U /7 and U/9 teams (pictured). This is the first year for a while that the club haas had two teams in these age divisions and as they were both scheduled to play each other a double header was arranged at the Club

grounds. The games were well attended by family and friends of players who were rewarded with two exciting, entertaining and close tussles. The bragging rights and the Billinudgel Hotel Challenge Trophies for this year went to the Blue teams, both of which demonstrated their commitment right from the start with the players dying their hair blue for the matches.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Top juniors tee off at Mullumbimby Mullumbimby Golf Club will be a hive of activity next week as a co-host of the 2006 Jack Newton Junior Golf Foundation (JNJGF)State Age Championships which promotes junior golf and runs competitions in the same format as professional golf. Mullum hosts the Champion of Champions on Monday with 80 junior club champions from all over the state competing for the title NSW Junior Champion. For the next two days, approximately 300 girls and boys will play the Mullumbimby and Murwillumbah courses for one day each, with those scoring in the lower half of each age group playing for the Cup at Murwillumbah on Thursday and Friday, and those in the top half playing for the Plate at Mullumbimby. Mullumbimby has local juniors Dan Morgan, Emma and Jesse Dengate competing along with other North Coast juniors representing their various clubs. The standard of golf is expected to be extremely high; Damien Webber, the Mullumbimby Professional, is the district

SPORTS RESULTS AUSSIE RULES Interdistrict Junior 2/7 at Sawtell: U12s. NC 4.5.29 d FNC 4.3.27. FNC fell agonisingly short of the win by only 2 points. Jai S best on ground, Jacinta S solid player. Jarod W, Andrew C, Jake L continually putting themselves on the line. Goals: Jared M, Sam T, Jai S, Jai D. Best Player Jai Stafford (medal). U14s: NC 11.7.73 d FNC 3.6.24 solid games Daniel C, Ryder C, Sam N, the NC team too strong. Brad H worked tirelessly all day, Matthew L snapped a couple of goals. Goals Corey W, Matt L x2. Good Guys best player Sam N. Best Player Daniel C Medal. Best Daniel C, Ryder C, Sam N, S Northfield, Matthew L, Brad H. U16s: NC 22.12.144 d FNC 4.4.28. Solid game Fletcher P, never say die effort from Todd M, consistent game Luke S.The Storm (FNC) Goals: Max B, Jake H x 2, Benjamin D. Good Guys Best Player Luke S. Best Player Fletcher P Medal. Best Luke S, Fletcher P, Mitchell B, Jake H, Todd M, Angus G. Well done to all the players for a great effort. BOWLS Brunswick Heads Women 27/6 President/Secretary Day: P Childers, L Proudlock, S Welsen 10, B Wyborn, J Loomes, L McCormick 26, D Hay, P Aappll, H Hannon 26, D Hay, D Batson, Z Wagner 10, R Mills, E Marks, E Toovey 16, J Kearney, B Rose, T Rynehart 15: D Short, M Darby, D Guest 7, M Parsons, P Bruce, K Peacy 27; Winners: Pres/side, Lead, P Childers, 2nd P Appell Skip. Winners Sec/side, Lead, R Mills, 2nd P Bruce, Skip E Toovey. O’all Score: Pres Team 43, Sec's Team 94: Raffle J Kearney. Don't forget AGM 11/7, 10am election of office bearers 06/07. Brunswick Heads Men Sat 24/6 Major/Minor pairs: 1rnd played due to rain. Winners: E O'Donnell, A Boston; r/up D Alcorn, J Forrest; B Brewster, R Montgomery; L Lowe, R Northcott; R Batson, S Lumsden; T Schneider d Croft; W Cook, M Petropu. Wed 28/6 Self selected triples winners: S Lumsden, T Hawley, R McClelland; r/up C Marshall, D Maundrell, L Wade; W Cook, F Marks, T Caferelli. 30/6 H'cap 2 bowls cut throat singles winner: G Creighton; r/up M Caldwell. 1/7 Club/self selected pairs winners: G Creighton, P Bassington; r/up D Croft, D Maundrell; M Danswan, A Montgomery. Club Open Triples C'ships: L Wade 29 def E O'Donnell 22; M Hogan 21 def C Mackay 20. 2/7 Two bowls medley pairs winners: G Creighton, V Caldwell; r/up B and D Wyborn. 15/7 Semi final open triples c'ships: R McClelland v R Northcott, L Wade v M Hogan. Teams required for Garrard's Butchery Versatile fours 22/7, contact club 6685 1328/fax 02 6685 1211. Burringbar Bush Ticks Fri winners: N B Charles, L Proudlock. Sun winners: E Graham, S Ahlholm, N Philip. Coming up: breakfast and bowls at Brunswick Hds 30/7; Barefoot Bowls, fun and prizes on 6/8, stay tuned. Byron Bay Men Fred's Singles every Tue, starts 2pm. Wed T Robbo, F Smith combined to take out Wed social; r/up T Barry, H Simmons. Thur popluar day self selected pairs, always a full green. This wks winners: T Robbo, P Lofts; r/up B Macaulay, M Lardi. Sat winners: R Hendo, T Robbo; r/up J Wright, P Darby. 8/7 all No 7 Pennant Players to be presented with Dist flag/trophies at Cabarita bowling Club 12pm. Players must wear club

Giants yet to find top form Writing for As predicted by coach Paul Latta, the Mullumbimby Giants faced tough opposition when they played Kyogle in their rugby league clash last weekend. Latta knew that the Giants would have to improve on their recent form to get the win, and for the first half of the game it looked as though things were back on track for Mullum. Going to the break leading 22-16, the Giants looked to have the upper hand over a

lacklustre Kyogle outfit, however it was a different Kyogle side in the second half, scoring 24 points to take the game by 40-28. Mullumbimby now has the unenviable task of facing Cudgen in the next round who defeated Byron Bay by 94-20 this week. Final scores Kyogle 40 d Mullumbimby 28; reserve grade Mullumbimby 22 d Kyogle 6 and in the under 18s Mullumbimby 28 d Kyogle 26.

Jack Newton (above left) will be at Mullumbimby Golf Club next Thursday as part of the Jack Newton Junior Golf Foundation State Age Championships

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JNJGF coach and coordinator and played in these championships himself as a junior. This is the second year the tournament has been co-hosted in this area before it moves on to other areas of the state. The greenkeepers and volunteers all do an excellent job in the smooth running of the competition, with varied duties including provision of good old North Coast hospitality offered to the 320 or so visitors expected to attend

every day. Many visiting parents and players praised the volunteer workers last year and commented that the course offered an unexpected challenge; all were looking forward to coming back this year to try again. Mullumbimby Golf Club is very excited about hosting the JNJGF once again and wishes to thank all its staff and volunteers without whom this prestigious event could never go ahead.

Mullumbimby hockey players, including Aussie gold medal winner Leisa Arthur, have gained selection in the Queensland state team to play in the state veteran titles in Darwin. It is from her performance in this tournament that Leisa hopes to once again gain selection in the over 35s Australian team to travel to Edinburgh and play some of the best teams in the world. In order to help these local ladies take part in such a

prestigious event, and in the hopes that Leisa will once again wear the green and gold, a ‘Tartan Yourself Up Trivia Night’ is being held on Friday July 7 at the Mullumbimby Bowling Club from 6.30pm. Cost is $5 per person in tables of eight; BYO food and dress up in anything tartan. Plenty of prizes and lots of outrageous games planned. For bookings contact Leisa on 6684 1760 or Kim on 6684 4267.

shirts and creams, meet at Byron Bay Bowling Club 10.30 am. If any body has Byron Bay Club blazer (blue with Byron pocket) contact Jim Clark so the No. 7's can have a lend to have photos taken. Byron Bay Women 1st rnd of Club Fours played 27/6, winners M Wight, G Kelly, M Phelps, K Quinnell to play H Roberts, C Reid, L Taylor, R McKenzie 4/7 in the Final. Welcome visitors Miriam, Marjorie from Bendigo. Last weeks trophy went to M Moyle, P Olive, R McKenzie. Don’t forget: AGM 18/7 at 9.30am. Noms needed for all positions. List on board for players in Club pairs. Closes soon, get your names in. Lennox Head Men 27/6 Self Selected Triples winners: M Berger, K Nicol, H Neill 18 d G Carter, D Meaney, P Teetell 13; R/up D Cullen, J Dudgeon, J Turner 23 d R Lane, B Gregory, A Lewis 10; I Whitehall, S Wilson, D Taylor Snr (jackpot prize) 23 d J Hawkins, B Christensen, G Brook (consolation 6 pack) 15. 1/7 Social winners: M Papas, B Christopher 20 d T Hickey, J Adams 18; R/up B Cousins, J Gray, B McRae 19 d B Harland, G Carter, K Frampton 11; C’ship pairs: N Tancred, D Tancred 25 d M Daley, G Pascoe 17; D Taylor Jnr, N Burgess (jackpot winners) 18 d S Prasad, K Torrens. Major C’ships Triples: D Hickey, P Blair, W McRae 24 d G Hayes, G Bowen, J Bowen 23; E Burgess, B Peart, K McGuire 30 d J Moore, D Gregor, N Gregor. Fours: B Potts, S Lewis, B Malcolm, G Maloney 18 d P Wilson, S Prasad, M Daley, G Pascoe 16. Mullumbimby Men Wed winners: L Boyter, D Ottery, R Webb 27 d R Ford, R Kidby, M Murphy 10. Other results: A Bartlett, A Pyzer, B Gibson 19 d S Dettman, G Collins, J McKay 15; S Purdie, R Philps, F Buckley 19 d A Johnstone, K Brown, M Brown 16; F Cornale, P Jones, T Johnston 24 d T Henry, J Henry, L Henry 18. Sat Minor Pairs Semi: A Bartlett, R Gray d R Kidby, M Murphy 16 to 14. Final: S Smart, R Philps d A Bartlett, R Gray 23 to 10. Sat Social: Duk Train, T Fenwick d Fordy, Thommo. 5/7 Triples Men v Men, Ladies v Ladies, all welcome. 15/7 Major Pairs, Major Singles C’ship now on board. Mullumbimby Women 20/6 C’ship Pairs: B Croft, J Towner 18 v E Jones, J Beaumont 16. Social Fours: J Nicholls, B Reglin, J Graham, G Henry 23 winners v M Gleeson, J Lee, S Brown, J Kidman 16. Raffle B Reglin. 24/6 C’ship Triples: S Brown, J Kidman, G Henry 20 v E Jones, R Thompson, J Towner 17. 24/7 Classic Fours. 25/7 AGM 9.30am, please attend. 5/7 Southern Cross CUnion Day Men v Men, Ladies v Ladies Triples, all welcome. Ocean Shores Men 26/6 Triples winners: C Lee, W Sprengel, J Sullivan; R/up S Warren, J I’anson, Chicko; T Hawley, J Hay, R Tonkin; C Carroll, A Saltas, K Kirkland; B James, B Dunn, C Pav. Jackpot $180. 1/7 Winter Cup Pairs winners: F Wade, R Roberts; R/up K Hanson, W Priest; A Pyzer, K Kirkland. Norfolk Is Challenge: T Mason. Ocean Shores Women 28/6 Mixed Social Bowls winners: C Carroll, K Farrell, G Martin; other winners: S Woolford, M Oliver; G Johnston, E Hill; M O'Halloran, W Sprengel. Raffle G Martin. 30/6 Ladies Social Bowls lucky winners: M Farquhar, E Hill, P Sullivan; other winners: L Bradford, L Bland, D Lobb. Raffles E Hill, C Timewell. Major Singles C’ship: L Mason def. G Johnston; B Sprengel def. M Hosie; J Harding def. M James. Members

note AGM held Fri 14/7 at 8.30 a.m. It would be appreciated if members could attend. OShores Gala Day 21/7 teams still required. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley 26/6: N/S 1st Gross I and M Homfray; 2nd Gross/2nd Nett F Patterson, D Grant; 1st Nett R G Pedecine, S Easterbrook. E/W 1st Gross/Nett P Baldwin, M O'Halloran; 2nd Gross/Nett D Gall, J Wright. 1/7: N/S 1st Gross/Nett P Baldwin, M O'Halloran; 2nd Gross/Nett R Fox, I Homfray. E/W 1st Gross D Dare, C Johnson; 2nd Gross/2nd Nett G Falson, J Selleck; 1st Nett B Powell, R Heale. Brunswick Valley Bridge Club plays Mon and Sat at BrunswickHeads Comm Centre. Be seated 12.45pm for 1pm start. New members and visitors welcome, enquiries 6684 1103 or 66846557. Ocean Shores 28/6: 1st Gross/Nett L Baldwin, Sylvia; 2nd Gross A Hauser, C Blacker; P Webb, H Hendrix; 2nd Nett A Hauser, C Blacker. Social Duplicate played every Wed at OShores Country Club. Be seated by 6.30pm for 6.45pm start. Byron Bay 23/6: 7/12 table Mitchell, N/S 1st J Kable/G Garde 60.8%; 2nd K Armstead/M Buckley 59.4%; 3rd A and F Withey 57.6%; E/W 1st E and J Fletcher 59.8%; 2nd J Lipski/G Falson 58%; 3rd C Hocking/H Lewis 54.2%. 30/6: Mitchell 61/2 table N/S 1st T McDonald/J Kable 59.6%; 2nd M Buckley/K Armstead 53.9%; 3rd K Nelmes/B James 48.9%; E/W 1st B Sundstrom/J Baker 62.1%; 2nd E Hollick/M Solway 57.5%; 3rd S Taylor/A Kelly 48.9%. Bridge played at Bangalow Bowling Club every Fri at 12.30pm all welcome, phone Brian 6687 2427. CRICKET Nick Shand Memorial Revised Draw 2006: Players be at field 10.15am, 10.30am start. Players required to play minus 1 article of clothing for each minute late onto field. Mullum sportsground near new Tennis Courts/Netball ground off Jubilee Ave. 18/6: Team A Main Arm v Team B Left Bankers washed out, see 30/7. 25/6: Team C Geckos v Team D Mullum Drift-Ins washed out, see 10/9. 2/7: A v E Eureka; 9/7: B v C; 16/7: E v D; 23/7: A v C; 30/7: C v D replayed 25/6 washed out; 6/8: B v D; 13/8: C v E; 20/8: D v A; 27/8: E v B; 3/9: Fathers Day Bye; 10/9:A v B replayed 18/6 washed out. Semi finals: 17/9:1st v 4th; 24/9: 2nd v 3rd. Grand Final:1/10 Labour Day Long w’end. Phone: A. Main Arm Mick Lonsdale: 6684 9460/Brian Mollet 0402 548386 mob; B. Left Bankers Ed Read 6680 2410/Pete 6684 1992; C. Geckos Derek 6687 1770/Simon Haslam 6684 1777(w), 0409 324724 mob; D. Mullum DriftIns Trent Morgan 6684 6871/0407 894515; E. Eureka Hank Bower 6684 9119 (h pref)/6626 7135 (w). CYCLING Byron Bay Freeriders Jay takes out the Northern Rivers Adventure Rides each Sun, contact Jay at True Wheels for more info. 6684 1959. GOLF Mullumbimby Ladies 29/6 Versus Par 2B in conj winners: Div 1 G Lynn; Div 2 A Moser. Winners 2B: S Kosaka, B Woolnough. NTP: M Varsburle; R Slogrove; A Moser. Pro Pin: H Armstrong. WBC S Kosaka; L Walker. Reduced H’cap: A Moser 30/29; G Lynn 18/17. 6/7 Single Stab, all in draw T J Ball, E Walker. 1st T: 8am A Moser, E Foggatt, B Mules; 8.06am P Montgomery, R Wilson, K Mudgway;

8.12am F Hayden, J Ball, G Mackay; 8.18am J Beer, G Poynting, N Carsburg; 8.24am D Bickley, H Hammond, S Kosaka; 8.30am E Walker, B Woolnough, J Stuart. 10th T: 8am Maureen James, L Siddall, F Gannell; 8.06am T Batson, L Riches, L Walker; 8.12am E Leclere, M Trivett, G Lynn; 8.18am H Armstrong, G McDonald, G Redman; 8.24am N Dwyer, G Smith, R Slogrove; 8.30am R Wilson, B Wood. Table Dty: A Moser, L Siddall. Mullumbimby Men 28/6 Single Stab winner: I Ormiston; R/up R Stenner. NTP: R Walker; R Graham. 1/7 Single Stroke: A Grade winner A Baldwin; r/up B Donnelly. B Grade A Lumsden; r/up P Conaghan. C Grade D Arnell; r/up S Carey. NTP: A Lunsden; S Carey; M Grainey; P Towner. Ocean Shores Men 26/6 Indiv Stab Medley winner: J Linklater; R/up B Smith; P Thorley; B McDonald. Balls to 32. NTP: J Linklater; R Crossley. 28/6 winner: R Gallagher; R/up B Allan; I Wingad; R King. Balls to 34. NTP: F Pritchard; K Caldwell; A Ross. 30/6: Gross M Crandell; O’all D Morgan; R/up D Hines. Net R/up M Ripies. Div 1. D Morgan; 2. C Miller; 3. R Donoghue. Balls to 71. NTP: S Hynes; G Bourke; C Miller; W Highs; C Causley; N Bullen. 1/7 winner: G Robinson; R/up P Mansfield; I Smith; S Brady. Balls to 33. NTP: D Runsiman; J Daley. Ocean Shores Ladies 20/6 Stroke winner: J Brown; r/up J Hoffman. Gross V Marsh. NTP: B Wingad. Putting K King. Vouchers to 81. 27/6 Agg Stab Blind Draw winners: C Martin, C Blacker; r/up B Wingad, K Snook; E Roe, F Crowder. NTP: K Welsh, J Jenson, B Thompson. Vouchers to 52c/b. 29/6 9 Hole Stab winner: A Mauser. Vouchers to 18. 18 Hole winner: E Roe. Vouchers to 32c/b. 1/7 winner: D Elliot; r/up K King. NTP: L McPherson. Vouchers to 30c/b. Ocean Shores Vets 29/6 Stab winner: T Johnston 42; r/up B Smith 40; A Donaldson 39. NTP: B Smith; T Caroll; B Roe; T Johnston. Capt Pin: B Spruce. Gorilla Award: A Redmond; G Lackey. Chooks to 22. Balls to 34. Scrubbers: B Baxter. 19/6 Open Day winner: J Conqueror 41; R/up B Roe 40; S Jones 39. NTP: L Stott. RUGBY LEAGUE Mullumbimby Juniors Fri: fantastic game for True Value H’ware Blue U/7s. Tries Ky O'D, Aaron C, Jacob C, Ethan D. O’standing hit ups Finn B, Jed E, Jackson E. Strong defence Zac C, Riley D, Sean F. OShores Bakery U/1's lost to comp leaders Tugun 52 to 6. Score didn't reflect effort by team, lack of possession, good field position was telling in end. The boys kept supporting each other throughout the game and should be proud of the team spirit they displayed. MOM points: 3 Lucas, 2 Aaron D, 1 James. Aussiegateways.com. au U/13s beat Cudgen 28 to 22 in a thrilling come from behind victory, the boys never gave up and continued to support each other. Josh T scored his 4th try with only a minute left, earning the 110% award. Try also to Adam C, 4 goals Matt M. RUGBY UNION Brunswick Valley Junior Fri: U14/U16 results not available. U12 Billygoat victory 24 to 7 Jackson C, Todd A (2), Mikey G tries. Alf M, John E, Brendan H, Jayden P impressed. U13s lost 18 to 5 Beau H, Vincent Q filled in. Toby H, Lewis C, Eligh D pick of players, supported by Jordan R, Jymowen P. No games over hols.

Mullumbmby Ocean Shores Sat Wins over Grafton. Top side def Red Men 46 to 12, 1 pt out of final 4. Mitch L dominated, Mick H, Damien B best players. 3rd Grade: in 3rd position following 24 to 7 victory. Faran M, Tim K, Gabe A toiled hard, Cheyne H, Chrles B stand outs. David O scored. Next wk away to Wollongbar. SOCCER Mullumbimby Juniors Mullum 15s 6, Thistles 0: hatrick from James, brace from Brad, one for Pascal rouded off very good perfomance by all, great movement off the ball, slick passing, brilliant to watch, well done all players. MOM Matt R. Gr11 Seahorses d Sth Lismore 2 to 1, outstanding display of football. Outstanding games Dasan, Luke, Sam M, Zac. MoM Gene. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 5/7 Rnd 14: Bruns Blinds v Bruns Pharmacy: B Staff v M Underwood; T Wood v C Sleep; D Runciman v J Gribble; J Nicolson v L Miller; R King v Jeff Heers. Bruns Smash v Byron Trophies: G Davis v D Bird; L Crandell v S Koop; R Cameron v P Hill; A Li v R Cross; B McCauley v T Mason. OS Bakery v Potato Works: B Trivett v S Varty; M Ottery v G Chandler; P Booth v I Bissett; J Heers v I Barnes; S Moon v S Truesdale. Canty Surveyors v OS Glass: S Thompson v J Bristoe; L Clarke v C Walsh; C Staff v R James; W Ferrier v M Stratton; B Doran v C Johnston. 10/7 Rnd 12 Div 1: 5pm A Brooker v B Trivett; 6pm L Powell v D Bird; G Davis Bye. Div 2: 5pm S Koop v M Ottery; M Cassidy v S Varty. Div 3: 5pm R Draper v C Booth; M Ashton v J Gribble; 6pm D Runciman v R Cross. Div 4: 5pm A Li v C Johnston; M Rogers v A Ronan; R King v J Nicolson; A Thomas Bye. Div 5: 5pm S Truesdale v A Brooker; T Mason v B Doran; A Booth v B Alander; M Wallace v L Ashton. New Wed mixed comp starts 26/7 phone 6685 1794 to play. SURF LIFE SAVING Brunswick Heads AGM 23/710.30. All reports to Kris beforehand. TENNIS Mullumbimby Mixed Comp Rnd 5: Dropshots 51 d Aces 32; Volleys 46 d Lobs 32. Mens Comp Rnd 6: Greens 45 d Blacks 22; Reds 38 d Blues 29. Ladies Comp Rnd 2: Div 1, Amethysts 43 d Dismonds 28; Pearls 38 d Opals 36. Div 2, Silver 42 d Zinc 28; Gold 26 d Bronze 31. Holiday format: Ladies comp no play 3/7, 10/7; Mens Comp continue through hols. Mixed comp continue through hols. Fri evening Jnr Comp: No play school hols, resume 21/7. Social: Ladies Wed 9.15am; Sat Mixed Social 1.30pm, all welcome, membership not required. Enquiries regarding coaching Justin 0403 841 241, all other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads 4/7 Rnd 11 Carsburg Comp: 6pm Brewers v Flash; No Mercy v Hit and Run; Bugs v I Don’t Care; Duty Silver Bullets. 7pm Silver Bullets v Link Net; Nanas v Gnus; Lounge Lizards v Pissies; Duty Brewers. 6/7 Rnd 11 OS H’ware Comp: 6pm Asthmatics v Fluro Fairies; Terminators v Desp H’wives; Chilli Twist v Nickies; Drama Queens v Loud School Girls; Duty: Hot and Sweaty, Tripods. 7pm Hot and Sweaty v Tripods; Exodia v Kit Kats; Elles v Bolters; Org Chaos v Shockers; Duty: Asthmatics, Fluro Fairies. Phone 6685 1794 to play.

sport The Byron Bay Writers Festival program is for everyone and sporting writers always feature prominently. This year, the festival offers a morning session on Saturday August 5 at the Byron Community and Cultural Centre with Rusty Miller, local surf legend, writer and publisher, in conversation with surf writer Tim Baker. Tim is editor of the recent book Waves: Great Stories from the Surf and the former editor of Tracks and Surfing Life. Sheer fun will be on the menu at Anyone for Cricket sports lunch, at Bangalow Hotel’s Fresca, Thursday August 3 at 12pm. Join Gideon Haigh, highly entertaining sports writer, actor William McInnes and Radio National’s presenter of The Sports Factor Mick O’Regan for food and conversation. Tickets are available from www.byronbaywritersfestival.com or Jetset Byron Bay on 6685 6262.

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Clunes Farmlet – 1 Acre With Views

25 Lismore Road. Inspect Saturday 8th & 15th July 10.30-11.15am. Over 100 year old character building located very close to the business area, on huge 1400sqm block with rural views and two large sheds. Original polished boards throughout, high ceilings, French doors, lovely rear terrace. Suited to home occupation and future subdivision ( STCA). Call Gai Hart-Hughes Property Buyers Net 0418 755 088. $620,000. PROPERTY BUYERS NET

Bangalow Village

Left into Stewart’s Rd off Bangalow Rd on approach to Clunes from Bangalow. Inspect Saturday 8th & 15th July 12-12.30pm. Three bedrooms, large sleep out, new kitchen with granite benchtops and large gas cooktop, bathroom, full sized laundry with extra w/c, lounge, dining, new rear deck, ceiling fans, polished boards, garden shower, two water tanks, bush BBQ, garage, and huge shed equipped with steel framed mezzanine storage facility. Currently rented at $320pw. Call Gai Hart-Hughes Property Buyers Net 0418 755 088. $420,000 PROPERTY BUYERS NET

Character In Bangalow

7 Blackwood Crescent. Inspect Saturday 8th & 15th July 2-3pm Ideally located close to the sports fields and school buses, this four bedroom (walk-in robe and built-ins) two bathroom house, has vaulted ceilings and polished boards in the living area, a double lockup garage, is fully insect screened and has vertical blinds throughout. With a classic white interior, this brand new property is light, bright, sunny, and due to its position, could suit a home occupation purchaser. Don’t miss this opportunity to capitalize on the thriving Bangalow property market with your landscaping skills! Call Gai Hart-Hughes Property Buyers PROPERTY Net 0418 755 088. Agent declares BUYERS NET interest. $550,000 ONO.

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9 Rankin Drive. Inspect Wed. 5th & 12th July 2.30-3.00pm. Located in the very centre of beautiful Bangalow village, this unique property is perfectly designed for separate life styles, with the parents at one end and the teenager at the other! One section comprises an open plan living area with polished boards, vaulted ceilings, and kitchen with large gas cook top. Also a huge mezzanine bedroom, downstairs bedroom, full sized bathroom and laundry. The other section has a loft bedroom, living room, full sized bathroom, and separate entrance. This fabulous house has a wide, pretty and totally private rear garden area. Call Gai PROPERTY Hart-Hughes Property Buyers Net BUYERS NET 0418 755 088. $620,000 ONO.

Secluded Village Location

This fully renovated three 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. It is 20 minutes to Byron Bay and half hour to Tweed Heads. The property is an easy 7 minute drive to the beach and has a quiet rural outlook. Renovations include 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.

Secluded Mountain Retreat – 16 Acres With ocean, mountain and valley views to Brunswick Heads this Byron Shire property at Upper Main Arm Mount Jerusalem has it all. It has a north-facing solar powered Balinese pavilion-style home, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, office and loft, extensive wooden decks overlooking a spring-fed dam, a lush organic vegetable garden with over 50 fruit and nut trees. Abundant rainfall and 100,000-litre water storage plus a crystal clear mountain stream with 100 foot cascading waterfall create the perfect micro-climate for sustainable living. A separate handcrafted stone and wood cottage makes a perfect studio. This is an idyllic lifestyle in a peaceful community, secluded yet tantalisingly close to everything. Rare and unique. Phone owner (02) 6684 5223.

BURRINGBAR REAL ESTATE CENTRE. The agent is calling for submissions in writing! The mortgagee is in possession of Lots 7 and 8 Geles Rd Upper Burringbar. This very private 80.08 hectares has two titles,1a and 1b zonings. It has rural buildings, a residence and dams. It has mountains, bushland, and rich red soils in the lower hills. The property is a real hideaway bordering National Parks and straddles the two great shires of Byron and Tweed. Access trails are being slashed this week.Inspection is by appointment only. Contact Stuart Cahill on 02 6677 1699 or 0402 071 699. Licence #875044. Suite 3/29 Broadway, Burringbar NSW. Email: burring@bigpond.net.au Web: www.burringbarrealestate.com.au

Yamba/Angourie

This is almost a half acre building/lifestyle block in a quiet village 25 minutes from Byron/Tweed. This block has it all. Town water connected, underground power, Set back from road and surrounded by 300 acres of farmland.It is zoned 2d village with dual occupancy and multi dwelling housing controls in place. It has further subdivision potential once sewerage is connected. An abundance of mature fruit tress and large rainforest trees at the front resulting in a beautiful, leafy, private environment. Owners are keen to sell. Land $179,000. 02 66771054 or 0414 096 776. Also available is a renovated house on a quarter acre.

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Hidden between National Park and Lake Wooloweyah is this extremely well maintained timber bungalow.Yet it is only minutes to Angourie beaches and town shops. The property features tranquil lake and hinterland views with lake access and the home is of unique sandstone and timber construction and sits on 929m sq landscaped block.There are three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a double garage and huge workshop/ storage area. A central atrium divides house which is amazing when it’s raining. A combination of timbers marry well to showcase walls, room dividers and ceiling. There is a feature stone wall and fireplace. Children can build treehouses, picnic swim, fish or canoe off their backyard. Contact Gai Pritchett 0418 195 870 or Ray White YAMBA Yamba 66458 000. raywhiteyamba.com.

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Captivating views on 5 acres Views, lifestyle and affordable Perched on the ridge line of Fernleigh, this traditional 4 bedroom 2 bathroom and double garage family home commands magnificent East to the ocean and superb North to the mountains views. You’ll love the open kitchen, dining, living area filled with winter sun and magic views from every window. Discover an established easy care garden, inground pool, sealed driveway, garden shed and sort after bore for crisp clear water. Close to everywhere, the distant view to Lennox Head is sensational.Tintenbar store only minutes away and a truly all-round lifestyle offer. The vendor is committed to sell by going to auction.

PRICE GUIDE: $650,000 to $750,000. AUCTION ON SITE: 299 Fernleigh Rd, Fernleigh. Saturday, July 29th. OPEN HOUSE: Saturday 8th, 11am-12pm

Only minutes from Tintenbar and Newrybar stores. This extremely functional 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home on 2 fully used acres is the perfect country lifestyle retreat. All on one level, the home offers expansive entertaining, spacious kitchen, dining and living, main bedroom with ensuite and useful office attatched. Features include a fabulous 3 car bay shed with storage and side rumpus/office, fully fenced horse paddocks, stables plus dressage arena, outside spa and great views from almost everywhere. Vendor looking to buy larger farm, so has priced to sell.

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GREAT VALUE: $675,000 OPEN HOUSE: Saturday 8th, 12.30-1.30pm 281 Fernleigh Rd, Fernleigh

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This superbly renovated residence offers spacious indoor/outdoor living and entertaining areas for maximum family comfort. Polished timber floors, high ceilings and indirect lighting add to the ambience. There are four bedrooms with built-ins, the master has an ensuite with spa bath and shower. There is also a second bathroom with bath tub and shower leading out to a small courtyard. The kitchen is a real treat with stainless steel appliances, granite and white ash bench tops and a great layout. The deck is overlooking the large backyard with fruit trees and views to the mountains. Call now!

InRealEstate has just listed fabulous 8 flat acres near the Mullumbimby Shearwater Steiner School. The north facing home has high ceilings and timber floors in the living area and a large combined kitchen / dining area leading out to an 8x6 m deck overlooking the paddocks. There are four bedrooms, the master bedroom is air conditioned with an ensuite and built-ins. Two single garages are built onto the house and there is a separate double garage used as a shed. The property is newly fenced and there is plenty of room for horses and a vegie garden. What an ideal family home. Call now.

$719,000

$640,000

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Cheapest House In Mullumbimby Fantastic opportunity for first home buyer, investor or elderly person to purchase this 2 bedroom brick veneer home in Mullumbimby. The backyard faces north with grand views to Mt. Chincogan and there is plenty of room to add another bedroom. The cosy and well loved house was the home of an elderly lady for 25 years and certainly could do with an update to bring it into this century. High and raked ceilings in the living room, the house has two bedrooms and one bathroom. The block measures 708 sqm and has a low maintenance garden. They will never come cheaper, so hurry and give me a call.

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. This is your chance to enter into the market. Call now for an inspection.

$339,000

$350,000

InRealEstate 90 Robinsons Road, Mullumbimby

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POTTSVILLE WATERS PRIVATE CANAL FRONT EXECUTIVE HOME – $695,000

KOALA BEACH OCEAN VIEWS TO BYRON – $449,000

KOALA BEACH PRIVACY & ASPECT – $453,000

This 3 bedroom home is situated in Stage 1 of the Koala Beach estate – close walking distance to the local primary school and beach. Polished timber floors, open plan living, main bedroom with ensuite and double garage. Large verandah to take advantage of the beautiful ocean views to Byron Bay lighthouse in the distance.

This unique 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom home is architecturally designed and north facing. Placed in a quiet cul de sac and elevated to capture the sea breezes. There is a large office perfect for the home business and also a timber deck entertaining area leading from the kitchen and dining area. The backyard boasts a cabana and spa and is extremely private. Walk to school and beach.

This unique canal home boasts a parents retreat plus 2 generous bedrooms and a study. Split level design with open plan kitchen, living, dining and lounge room. High ceilings, timber floors and contemporary angles add to the spaciousness of this home. Situated in a cul de sac, this home offers incredible privacy. An expansive north facing frontage to the tidal saltwater canals and wetlands – great for fishing and bird watching. Entertain your friends under your covered entertaining area and swim in your in ground pool, or just enjoy the peace and quiet of this waterfront oasis!

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SEABREEZE ESTATE

NEW HOME AT ‘THE FOREST’ – $428,000

FABULOUS NEAR NEW HOME – $449,000

This nearly completed ‘Perry’ home has 4 bedrooms, an ensuite bathroom and a large fully tiled kitchen and open plan dining and living. The design of the home is perfect for entertaining with a large undercover outdoor area. Also a double garage & the master bedroom overlooks the backyard and gives a great feeling of spaciousness.

This fine home has 4 bedrooms, main with walk-in robe and ensuite bathroom. Featuring a large family room and separate lounge and dining room. Also a separate powder room. Nice open plan design with 10 foot ceilings throughout and a large undercover rear patio. The home is air-conditioned, has insect screens & security screens, dishwasher, ceran cooktop and walk-in pantry.

CABARITA BEACH A LITTLE GEM INVESTMENT – $395,000

POTTSVILLE BEACH BACK TOWNHOUSE NEAR BEACH – $359,000

KOALA BEACH STYLE & CHARACTER – $465,000

This solid duplex development is perfect for the astute investor. There are 2 individual flats on offer, each with 2 bedrooms and a double car driveway access for privacy. They are dual occupancy and Council approved duplex. Existing long-term tenancies in place. Only 500 metres to the beach.

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.

One level, raised, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage home. Architect designed and quality built to maximize views from living area, covered decks and bedrooms. Fully lined downstairs workshop/4th bedroom/retreat. Features include cathedral ceilings, quality carpet, timber floors, air conditioned, quality light fittings, louvre windows, stainless appliances, gas cook top, stainless fans and huge under house storage. Beautiful home!

POTTSVILLE BEACH TOP FLOOR TOP QUALITY – $220,000 AND $250,000

BLACK ROCKS ESTATE BLACK ROCKS BEAUTY – $415,000

POTTSVILLE BEACH FABULOUS DEVELOPMENT SITE – $1,250,000

This 2 bedroom renovated unit captures the best views and breezes. Located on the beach side of town the unit has been renovated and is ready for the astute investor. Balconies front and rear and walking distance to the estuary, bowls club, school, community centre, parks and beach.

02 6676 2997

This near new Coral home has 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite and an open plan living, dining & kitchen area. Complementing 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.

Zoned 2(B) for units, townhouses, villas or resort holiday apartments. This huge vacant site is 2,398 square metres with 2 titles. Pottsville estuary is across the road with pristine water views. Walk to all facilities; boat ramp, estuary, beach, restaurants, shops & tavern. No need for a vehicle everything is at your fingertips.

www.pottsvillebeachrealestate.com.au

1 coronation avenue, pottsville beach

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15 Lawson Street, Byron Bay

Phone: (02) 6685 8466 RE DU C ED

Built for comfort

Family sized unit

View over hills and lake

Gracious semi rural manor

Rendered brick 3 bed family home Big open living areas Kitchen with glossy cork floors Covered deck & private north facing garden

Spacious unit one street from beach 3 bed, 1.5 bath light open plan living Quiet location, walk to town Opens out to tree lined patio

Views in one of best streets in Suffolk Landscaped gardens, rendered house Polished timber floors, huge deck 4 bed, 2 bath, DLUG

Semi rural homestead with 7 beds, 3 baths Media room and library/studio 6473sqm of manicured gardens Open fireplace and gas stove

$459,000

$650,000

$798,000

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Character by the sea

Tranquil hideaway in Scott Street

The beach at your doorstep

Timber home in beachside location

Short walk to Tallow Beach & shops Timber floors, split level, high ceilings Outdoor spa on leafy deck 3 beds, built-ins, 2 baths

Renovated, rendered 3 bed, 2 bath Partially enclosed deck off living Lush, established gardens Quiet, convenient location close to town

Immaculate 3 bed/2 bath Metres from Tallow Beach Wrap around deck, perfect for BBQs 818.5sqm, possible dual occupancy STCA

3 bed, 2 bath + study timber home Just minutes walk from sand Beautiful timber features Private tropical gardens

$525,000

$739,000

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$710,000

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Something Different OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Property Buyers Net p44 • 25 Lismore Road. Sat 10.30-11.15am. • Left into Stewart’s Rd off Bangalow Rd on approach to Clunes from Bangalow. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 7 Blackwood Crescent. Sat 2-3pm. • 9 Rankin Drive. Wed 2.30-3.00pm. Scott Harvey Real Estate p45 • 281 Fernleigh Road, Fernleigh. Sat12.30-1.30pm Red Rose Realty p45 • 1330 Coolamon Scenic Drive, Mullumbimby. Sat 1-2pm. • 45 Kingsley L, Byron Bay. Sat 1-2pm. • 23 Hamilton L, Byron Bay. Sat 3-4pm. • 6 Jubilee Ave, Mullumbimby. Sat 11am-12pm. • 54 Carlyle st, Byron Bay. Sat 1-2pm. • 36 Shelley Dr, Byron Bay. Sun 11-12pm. • 61 Armstrong Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 3-4pm. InRealEstate p46 • 19 Left Bank Road, Mullumbimby. Sat 11am-12pm. Gail Fuller Real Estate p48 • 10 Byron Creek Road, Coopers Shoot. Sat 12-1pm. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p50 • 2 Scott Street, Byron Bay. Sat 11am. • 59 Teak Circuit, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am. • 69 Plantation Dr, Ewingsdale. Sat 12pm. • 19 Corkwood Cr, Suffolk Park. Sat 12pm. • Lot 3 Pinegroves Rd, Tyagarah. Sat 1pm. • 237 Broken Head Road, Suffolk Park. Sat 1pm. • 4 Fern Place, Suffolk Park. Sat 2pm. • 10 Dehnga Pl, Suffolk Park. Sun 12pm. • 83 Massinger St, Byron Bay. Sun 1pm. • 48 Shirley St, Byron Bay. Sunday 2pm Professionals Kingscliff p51 • 8 Cudgerie Court Casuarina. Sat 11-11.45am. • Bells Boulevard, Salt. Sat & Sun from 2pm – meet at Peppers Beach House foyer for entry • Bells Boulevard, Salt. Sat & Sun from 1pm – meet at Peppers Beach House foyer for entry.

AUCTIONS Scott Harvey Real Estate p45 299 Fernleigh Rd, Fernleigh. Auction onsite Saturday, July 29th. Inspect Sat 11am-12pm. Elders Bangalow p46 Byron Hinterland. Auction July 27th. Inspect Sat 12-12.30pm.

30.82 hectares of vacant land Get back to the basics on this rural property. It’s just the right size for running some chooks, planting a vegetable garden, an orchard, grazing a few head of cattle and still have room for a pony for the kids. You can design a home to capture the view of Byron Bay and the mountains to the west. It is nicely situated between Byron Bay and Brunswick Heads and has the added bonus of a town water supply. Contact Glen Irwin on 0418 604 080 or 02 6685 7300 at L.J,Hooker Byron Bay for more details.

Cheapest house in Mullumbimby Fantastic opportunity for first home buyer, investor or elderly person to purchase this 2 bedroom brick veneer home in Mullumbimby. The backyard faces north with grand views to Mt. Chincogan and there is plenty of room to add another bedroom. The cosy and well loved house was the home of an elderly lady for 25 years and certainly could do with an update to bring it into this century. High and raked ceilings in the living room, the house has two bedrooms and one bathroom. The block measures 708 sqm and has a low maintenance garden. At $339,000 they will never come cheaper, so hurry and give Ernst a call at InRealEstate 02 6684 3600 or 0428 842 387.

Granuaille House, circa 1911 – live the history in bangalow Historic Granuaille House, built around 1911 by one of Bangalow’s original settlers, can now be yours! This magnificent, stylishly restored Federation home needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. Boasting 3 bedrooms, this home has a separate formal dining room, large kitchen and spectacular living area – leading you through to the terrace and plunge pool (with swim jets), traditional bull nose verandahs and original wood fired bricks transported from Grafton. The breathtaking views over Bangalow will be a constant source of inspiration. The large 2479m2 block, complete with pockets of rainforest and lush gardens, offers you total privacy. The luscious bathroom is another wonderful feature of this beautiful home. To arrange an inspection contact Greg Price 0412 871 500 or the Elders Bangalow office on 6687 1500. Web: eldersbangalow.com.au

Sweet & Vicious Hair Salon Established hair salon is situated in the prime shopping area of Byron Bay with main street frontage and 3+3 lease. Recognised for its award winning hair styling this stylish salon has polished concrete floors, 6 private work stations and 2 wash basins with reclining massage chairs. The walls are framed with large mirrors and the decor is white and fresh. The salon uses Shortcuts salon system software to run its appointment book, accounts and trading summary. The staff includes 2 senior stylists, 1 x 4th year apprentice and 1 x 1st year apprentice. All staff including the apprentices are trained in Great Lengths hair extensions. The senior stylist and 4th year apprentice are trained in dreadlocking. The business is priced at $120,000. To view inventory and trading figures call LeeAnn Grimes at Gail Fuller Real Estate on 0429 882 237 or 02 6685 5285

Coastal vantage point Beachfront house located opposite South Golden Beach in a prominent and convenient corner position. Upstairs comprises main living area with slow combustion stove for the winter months, polished timber flooring, raked pine ceilings, 2 bedrooms with built-in-robes, and bathroom with spa bath. There are ocean glimpses from an east facing entertainment deck, and if you are looking for that ‘something different’, step up onto the crows nest lookout for an elevated vantage point with ocean & district views. Downstairs adjoining the double garage and laundry room is a studio/ multi-purpose room with external access. Asking price $ 769,000. For an inspection call Will Sorrell on 6680 1594 or 0417 653 312 at Rhonda Browning Real Estate.

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

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Lot 3 Pinegroves Road, Tyagarah Saturday 1pm

10 Dehnga Place, Suffolk Park Sunday 12pm

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59 Teak Circuit, Suffolk Park Saturday 11am

237 Broken Head Road, Suffolk Park Saturday 1pm

83 Massinger Street, Byron Bay Sunday 1pm

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Contact Peter on 0411 837 330

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69 Plantation Drive, Ewingsdale Saturday 12pm

4 Fern Place, Suffolk Park Saturday 2pm

48 Shirley Street, Byron Bay Sunday 2pm

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19 Corkwood Crescent, Suffolk Park Saturday 12pm Contact Peter on 0411 837 330

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4 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Home Just Move In, Nothing To Do 2 Family Rooms Covered Outdoor Area 628sqm Of Level Land Fully Secured Block

$ 539,000

CLASSIC EWINGSDALE COTTAGE 4 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Home ■ Boasting Panoramic Ocean Views ■ Open Plan Living Area ■ 6.2 Acres Of Landscaped Grounds ■ Located 6 kms From Byron Bay ■ Stylish Home In Prestigious Area ■

Extremely Private 4 Bedroom Home An Acre Of Tropical Gardens Split Level, Open Plan, Raked Ceilings Separate Office Area Beautiful Sparkling Inground Pool Only 5 Minutes To Heart Of Byron

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Private Beachhouse Oasis 8 Cudgerie Court Casuarina. Open Saturdays 11am to 11:45am. This 42 square home with open plan living is set amongst 981sqm of established tropical gardens complete with irrigation system. Swim all year round in the 10m heated pool. Four bedrooms – main with walk in robe & ensuite, 4th could be used as a study/rumpus. A sense of luxury with high ceilings, polished floors, marble foyer and main hallways. Easy entertaining kitchen with granite bench tops and temperature controlled wine cellar. 3 car garage and security system. All this and more only a stroll to local beaches. Price: $1,150,000. Contact Mark Zwemer 0428 717 034 or Maureen Flesser on 0411 150 580 at Professionals Kingscliff.

Amazing Investment Opportunity Peppers Resort – Bells Boulevard Salt. Open Saturdays and Sundays from 2pm – meet at Peppers Beach House foyer for entry. This dual key fully furnished apartment is fantastic value with views that extend over the park to the ocean. Live here yourself and offer your guests their own private room with all the facilities of a five star beach holiday. Resort facilities include a lagoon pool and barbeque facilities with permanent living or holiday letting both options. Three bedrooms with innovative two level design make this amazing value. $895,000. Contact Sharon King 0411 270 019. www.kingscliffprofessionals.com.au

Five Star Living – Absolute Beachfront Peppers Resort – Bells Boulevard Salt. Open Saturdays and Sundays from 1pm – meet at Peppers Beach House foyer for entry. Luxury middle floor beach house at Peppers Resort. Just 15 minutes from the Gold Coast Airport you will have all the benefits of the Salt Village with gourmet cuisine delivered direct to your door. For those that prefer cooking, the stainless steel Miele appliances will make entertaining easy. Fully furnished and decorated to perfection. Use your large balcony for romantic dinners or soaking up the sun. Two spacious bedrooms plus a study gives you ample room for kids or guests. $1,595,000 Contact Sharon King on 0411 270 019. kingscliffprofessionals.com.au

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Something Special Just listed for sale is this immaculate three bedroom, two bathroom family home. Nicely elevated on a 668sqm block this home has a perfect north east aspect. There is a great eastern balcony ideal for that morning cuppa. Alternatively enjoy great BBQs from the covered patio area. The large rear yard offers plenty of options, you could put in a pool, expand the home or make it a playground for the kids. If you are looking for a home that needs absolutely no maintenance and is within walking distance to shops, tavern and beaches then this could be it. Contact Sharon McInnes on 0408 659 649 or 02 6685 7300 at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay. $535,000. Byron Bay

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This modern well equiped industrial space is located in Byron Arts and Industry Estate and comprises a downstairs showroom complete with kitchenette and bathroom facilities. Upstairs there is a carpeted mezzanine level from which the office currently operates complete with electronic media connections. Contact Andrew Rosee on 0421 914 054 or 02 6685 7300 at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay. $245,000.

Three new beachfront shops for lease. Unique opportunity for astute business operators to lease this premium site, located opposite the beachfront at Byron Bay. Shops suitable for almost any retail business with maximum exposure. A development concept where Byron Bay's unique lifestyle has been captured in architecture, design and location. Shop floor areas between 63 and 68sqm. Car space included. Usable outdoor space on title. Lease terms negotiable. $950 per sqm. Please contact Virginia Kane on 02 6685 8466 for more details. Phone: (02) 6685 8466

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Freestanding three-bedroom home - more a house than villa. Just a short stroll to the beach, shops and hotel, this home is perfect for our Byron Bay lifestyle. Beautifully landscaped low maintenance gardens provide your own delightful private oasis and a covered patio and BBQ area complete the setting. Open plan living with three generous built-in bedrooms and modern kitchen, all tastefully interior decorated throughout. Lock-up garage and sturdy brick and tile construction. “A complete, comfortable, low-maintenance suprise package”. Genuine seller. Phone owner for further details and inspection appointment. Ph. 0408 660 028.

$399,000

Bay Street Shops

For Lease

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