Byron Shire Echo – Issue 21.05 – 11/07/2006

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Celebrating with the Arakwal

State govt exhibits Mallams DA Lesley Patterson A development proposal for a supermarket and bottle shop in Station Street, Mullumbimby, is being exhibited by the NSW Department of Planning until July 21. Last August Byron Shire Council refused an application by Chris Mallam and Ray Musgrave to build a small shopping centre including a supermarket and shops in Station Street. The application centres on land alongside the railway line which is owned by State Rail. Under state planning legislation, referred to as SEPP8, devel-

Hans Lovejoy ‘Respect the Past – Believe in the Future’ was the message for this year’s NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islander Day of Celebration) celebrations, held in Byron Bay last Thursday. The Arakwal People, the Department of Environment (DEC) Parks and Wildlife Division and Cape Byron Trust once again staged the event, which included traditional dances, music, face painting and workshops. ‘It’s fun, it’s free and it’s family,’ said organiser Delta Kay. ‘I encourage the whole community to get involved. It would be great to see the local businesses support us with flags in their windows.’ The day began with police escorting a walk from Railway Park up Jonson Street to the Peace Pole Park, next to the Surf Club. Before a BBQ and bush tucker food, there were short speeches and traditional dancing. Each dance represented a story and gave significant instruction about hunting and connecting with the spirits. Examples ranged from

Unjalung and Wai Marie Kennedy epitomised the spirit of celebration at NAIDOC day last Thursday. Photo Jeff ‘WASUPDOC’ Dawson

how to make sandfly repellent from smoked gum leaves to the story of a young Aboriginal boy unable to speak who finally communicated to his father that he has seen a beautiful butterfly. ‘When you hear it, see it and feel it, it keeps our culture alive,’ said one of the performers. Musician Johnny Huckle entertained while the crowd ate, danced and participated in the afternoon’s activities. Delta Kay thanked National Parks, Byron Shire Council, Cape Byron Trust, Sisters for Reconciliation and One Accord for their involvement in the day. In an Australian first, both the Arakwal People and the Department of Lands jointly manage the Arakwal National Park. Since the signing in 2001, it has resulted in the award of the prestigious Fred M. Packard International Parks Merit Award at the fifth World Parks Congress of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature in Durban in 2003.

Yvonne Stewart, Arakwal member and Cape Byron Trust Chairperson, said that events such as NAIDOC week play an important part in the reconciliation process as they foster an appreciation and understanding of local Aboriginal culture and heritage. One of the issues facing Arakwal Elders is the lack of funds to construct housing for them on land reclaimed in Byron Bay. ‘Just under two acres near St Finbarr’s School was handed back in 2001 through the Indigenous Land Use Agreement made under the Native Title Act,’ Ms Stewart told The Echo. ‘We thought we had the government’s support but were disappointed that provisions and resources didn’t follow through for the houses being built. ‘It is a great disappointment to the Elders and it’s unfortunate that in 2006 we are still waiting to live back on our land.’

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Changes to public access

Council watchers will need to skip their second cup of tea over breakfast in future to address Council meetings. From August 8, Byron Shire Council’s ordinary and planning meetings will start at 10.30am, preceded by addresses from the public at 9am before the official start of the meeting. Council has also recently introduced an on-line tracking ser vice for development applications, construction certificates and complying development certificates. Byron Shire says it is one of the first regional councils to have the system up and running. ‘The new system gives applicants quick access to reliable information about the progress of their application 24 hours a day, seven days a week,’ said Council’s General Manager, Pamela Westing. The system can be used to view applications currently being advertised and those that have recently continued on page 2 been determined.

opers can apply to the Department of Planning for development approval on government owned land if a council refuses planning permission. The current development proposal differs from the application refused by Council in that the number of ancillary shops has been reduced to one. Other changes include modifications to the site layout to move the car park entry to the south of Tincogan Street and push the goods receiving area towards the back of the site, away from residences. Concerns about the

increase in traffic volumes in surrounding streets, particularly Tincogan Street, were largely responsible for Council’s rejection of the original DA. A proposal to build an interim roundabout at the junction of Station and Burringbar Streets by the developer in lieu of development contributions has been made in the application to alleviate traffic congestion. A traffic report produced by the applicant’s consultant states that traffic volumes will increase in Station Street by 1264 vehicles per day (vpd) and 356 vpd in continued on page 2

Blessing the Buddha

Tibetan/ Byron Gyuto monks were very enthusiastic about blessing the Crystal Castle’s 14 tonne, four metre high Buddha. A spokesman for the monks said there was a thousand year linkage between Borobudur in Java where this Buddha came from and the ancient Tibetan lineages. Photo Jeff ‘Gimme Five’ Dawson

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Destination Management is the latest buzzword in tourism circles and will be the topic of a workshop on Friday July 28 in Byron Bay run by Tourism NSW and Northern Rivers Tourism. ‘Until now, Tourism NSW has used its brand campaign strategies to focus on a range of generic benefits and experiences such as a sense of freedom and our accessible nature, heritage, food and wine, beaches and self-drive discoveries,’ says Tourism NSW. According to tourism experts the problem with this approach is that the campaigns for each area tend to merge into one and consumers around Australia are left without a clear idea of what to expect from each destination. Northern Rivers Tourism has invited tourism operators to join the workshop to share their views about what defines our area as a tourist destination and find out what ‘holiday products’ will attract people to holiday here. For more information call Northern Rivers Tourism on 6626 9197.

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Tincogan Street. However the consultant states that ‘that will not cause the environmental capacity of Station and Tincogan Streets to be exceeded’. Disposal of sewage will be on land adjacent to the supermarket for the first stage of the development, however once Mullumbimby’s sewage treatment plant is upgraded the supermarket will be enlarged by 50% and connected to the sewer. Copies of the DA are on display at the Mullumbimby library and Council’s Mullumbimby office. A spokesperson from the Department of Planning said that submissions previously made to Council will not be taken into account and need to be sent again to the Department of Planning in Sydney by July 21 marked DA 32-4-2006.

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inal four elders who were successful in their claim) and though they have been given council assistance and support, there is much to be done. ‘We need formal architectural designs, a DA proposal and the funds to actually build the houses,’ Ms Stewart said.

Garth wins major award Bundjalung artist Garth Lena of Fingal Head, represented by Mina Mina Art Gallery in Brunswick Heads, was one of three artists to win a $20,000 acquisition award at The Casuarina Sculpture Walk 2006. Garth’s entry ‘Two Brothers’ is based on a local Dreaming story, which tells of the creation of the black dingo and of natural geographic formations in the area. The sculpture also reflects on Garth’s personal relationship with his father and uncles and the time they spend together fishing. The winning work will join six existing sculptures already on permanent display following the completion of the Casuarina Sculpture Walk’s third year. The Walk is one of the richest annual prizes for sculptors in Australia. The competition attracted 94 entries, from which the 29 finalists were selected, including both national and international artists. The 29 beachfront boardwalk at view until July 23. sculptures, installed along a Casuarina Beach, are on Photo Jeff Dawson

Property management planning workshops By completing a brief one page survey on property management planning in rural areas you could win the book ‘Soil Sense, soil management for NSW North Coast farmers’, valued at $20. The Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (NRCMA) is funding property planning

workshops and are wanting to gauge the level of interest from landholders and understand their needs in this planning process. ‘A plan is a useful tool for the effective management of your land for productivity or environmental restoration,’ say organisers of the survey. ‘It also helps to convey

your commitment to your property in any funding application.’ A significant response to this survey should ensure workshops in our local area. Forms are available at Byron Shire Council or contact dave.rawlins@ byron.nsw.gov.au or on 6626 7028.

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Taxi scheme keeps local youth safe The Byron Youth Service program Street Cruise has been used to trial an initiative made possible by the Ministry of Transport. The Ministry donated $5,000 for taxi vouchers to get young people, who are residents of the shire and at risk on the streets on Friday nights, home safely. Byron Shire Taxis has been really supportive and used primarily as a transport resource because they are on the spot and available 24 hours. Young people who feel unsafe and/or are unable to get home after hours approach the Street Cruise workers and ask for a voucher. They are given a voucher for a specific journey, Byron Bay to their home address, which is then given to the cab driver who will later be reimbursed for the trip. News of the vouchers spread by word of mouth and on nights where youth may be particularly at risk up to 30 or 40 vouchers may be

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written. The initiative also provides workers with information about what young people’s needs are in terms of transport late at night and what works best for them. Vouchers are also used to get home young people who are participating in the

weekly Youth Forums at the YAC. Contact with young people accessing the scheme also allows street workers to provide them with other information and resources relating to safety. Street Cruise is currently seeking bridging funding

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$200,000 cash and $100,000 in trade pledges and would like to get started as soon as possible. ‘The Bangalow Pool Trust will be responsible for the running of the facility, and as an indoor heated pool we will be open all year round and do not anticipate running at a loss, so council needs not be concerned with likely subsidies.’ President of the Trust Peta Heeson said. ‘We would like to see the project completed within 12 to 15 months. It’s been such a prolonged process.’

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quantified,’ said Cr Kestle. ‘The establishment of a working group will allow us to work through the process in a logical sequence. If we find problems, then we can address them; if they are fatal then we’ll have to knock the project on the head. I do think it is unreasonable to expect the Pool Trust to prepare a business plan – which is expensive – before we even know if the project is viable.’ The two major hurdles the working group will need to overcome are that the land was purchased with Section 94 funds and as such needs

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Conference prescribes merging medicine The inaugural Integrative Medicine Conference held recently at the Byron Bay Beach Resort was attended by over 100 local health practitioners of many modalities including GPs, naturopaths, acupuncturists, homeopaths, osteopaths, psychologists and nurses among others. Dr Anthony Solomon of North Coast Medical Centre, the evening’s host, said, ‘Put simply Integrative Medicine is the merging of the conventional and the complementary. This conference is about exploring the growing common ground.’ Prof Marc Cohen, Director Australian Integrative Medicine Association and Paul Orrock, Director of the Clinical Training School

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EDO opens first NSW regional office The Environmental Defender’s Office has opened its first NSW regional office in Lismore. Staffed by two solicitors, Jessica Wood and Sue Higginson, pictured right, the office will provide free legal advice about environmental matters in the public interest and also run workshops. Lismore was chosen as the location for the first regional office because the area has been at the forefront of environmental issues, explained Sue Higginson. ‘There is a lot of pressure on this area environmentally, it is a biodiversity hotspot and a significant conservation area,’ she added. Ms Higginson says she is

anticipating calls from community groups concerned about individual development applications or issues and says the office will be able to provide advice about the legalities, give assistance in submission writing and in some cases litigate on a group’s behalf. Another area of interest for the EDO is private conservation agreements whereby landholders can protect their own environmentally sensitive land from future development. A free workshop is planned for Saturday July 15 at 11.30am at Wollongbar. To register or for more information call Tisha on 9262 6989. Chief Judge of the Land and Environment Court,

Justice Brian Preston, will officially open the Lismore EDO on Saturday from 10.30am at Brockley Farm, 789 Bruxner highway, Wollongbar/Alphadale.

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Some of you may remember the tragic story of Goonengerry resident Hamish Graham who fell while playing cricket with his young son last year and suffered severe spinal cord injury, paralysing him from the neck down. Unfortunately, barring a miracle, the paralysis is permanent, but the good news is that after seven months of therapy in Sydney, he is nearly ready to come home. Hamish and his fiancee Heather Adams had planned to marry at their new home in Mafeking Road in October this year, and Heather is delighted to say that they will be able to keep the date. ‘Hamish is doing great,’ said Heather. ‘He has been working really hard on his physio and has learned to drive his wheelchair – I had to learn how to do it too and it’s a lot harder than you think! I know that the prospect of getting home for the wedding has really kept him

going, so I desperately want to have everything ready for his return.’ By ‘everything ready’, Heather means completing the building of their house for which Hamish had laid the foundations just before his accident. There were inevitable hold ups as modifications for wheelchair access needed to be approved by council, but now everything is ready to go and Heather, Hamish and their friends and family are once again appealing to the community for help. ‘I cannot get over how wonderful and supportive the community has been,’ said Heather. ‘Just last weekend I came across a stranger slaving away in his free time working on my house. ‘When I started talking to him I discovered that he didn’t know Hamish either, and when I asked him why he was doing this for us he replied, “I live in Mafeking

Road; that’s enough for me�. It’s just one example of how generous people are in this community.’ Of course, the cost of intensive rehabilitation is high, and as Heather has put her life on hold to be with Hamish throughout, the financial constraints on the family are significant. Heather would be hugely grateful for any help getting the house and garden ready for the October 1 wedding, to which her entire family –

including her 93 year old grandmother – are flying out from the USA to attend. She would also love to hear from anyone who can offer assistance with the wedding service. If you are able to help this extraordinary couple in any way, please contact John and Leanne Crompton on 6684 9183, or Kaaren and Patrick Morrissey on 6684 9461. ‘We just can’t wait to get home,’ said Heather. ‘It’s heaven up here.’

Fun with Macs on offer Three spaces remain for the Fun With Macs course due to kick off on July 17. Byron Youth Service and TAFE Outreach have a course coming up for young unemployed people 15–24 years of age. Computer fun with Apple Macs is a free course that will explore the world of creative computing. Develop your skills in multi media programs such as iTunes, iPhoto,

Digital Camera, Power Point, Garage band, and MP3 files. In the process create a portfolio for personal expression and for use in setting future directions. This course will run on Mondays for 11 weeks from 10am – 4pm at the YAC Byron Bay. This is a free course. Register your interest with Simon on 6685 7777 or links@bys.org.au ASAP.

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Community farewells Brian Bettison

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On Thursday July 6, hundreds of family and friends farewelled Brian Bettison at Durrumbul Hall. Born and raised in Broken Hill 58 years ago, Brian died on June 30 as a result of a fall he suffered five weeks ago. After an early manhood spent traveling around Australia and some overseas journeys, Brian purchased five acres near the top of Cooper’s Lane in 1981. With his great warmth, charm and wicked sense of humour, Brian soon became a link between the original farmers of this area, and the alternative settlers who flooded here in the ensuing twenty years. Brian was a jack of all trades. He farmed avocadoes, bananas, and persimmons in years past, and worked in many aspects of the building

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Brian’s sons Drew and Sean at Thursday’s funeral service at Durrumbul. Photo Jeff Dawson

trades. He was an artist, as and a great sports and music was noted in an Echo story fan. He is survived by his on his garden scuplture in 2005, a social darts player, loving family – his wife

Amanda, and children Blair, Sean, Drew and Luke, and so many friends and relatives.

Opposition mounts to fluoridation Public disquiet about fluoridation of the Rous Water supply seems to be growing, judging by a series of public meetings in Ballina and Lismore. Last Wednesday around 100 people attended a meeting in Ballina to learn more about fluoridation and a similar meeting is scheduled for Thursday July 13 at the Lismore Workers Club at 6.30pm. Bangalow resident Jo Immig, coordinator of the National Toxics Network, spoke at the Ballina meeting against the case for fluoridation. ‘The NSW Health Department has failed to let the public know about the risks of water fluoridation. Fluoridating agents are waste products from the phosphate fertiliser industry and are known to have heavy metal contaminants such as lead,’ said Ms Immig. ‘No amount of lead is safe for children. Lead profoundly affects children’s health, development and behavior.

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We’ve finally got the lead out of petrol and paints and now the government is condoning its addition to our drinking water,’ she added. ‘The problem with waste fluoridation is that noone can control the dose of fluoride or contaminants such as lead that children are exposed to. Fluoridation is a risky procedure and people have a right to know the full dangers as well as any potential benefits.’ According to a national Newspoll survey, half of all Australian adults (7.9 million) are concerned about the impurities in their water supply, with one in five saying they never drink unfiltered tap water. Ballina, Lismore and Richmond Valley Councils have voted in favour of fluoridation of the water supply in support of the Department of Health’s campaign to improve dental health in the Northern Rivers. Byron Shire Council has stuck by its position not to

support fluoridation and is not currently planning to revisit the issue. Rous Water councillors affirmed their support for fluoridation last month and voted to investigate the comparative cost of adding fluoride at source or enabling each Council to fluoridate its individual reservoirs. The latter method would allow Byron Shire to opt out of the scheme. However Rous Water’s general manager Paul Muldoon has flagged the option of fluoridating at

source, despite Byron Shire’s opposition, in which case Council would need to remove the fluoride at its reservoirs to remain fluoride free. Ballina Shire Council may withdraw its support for fluoridation if a rescission motion at its July 27 council meeting is successful. If two of the four councils within the Rous Water catchment oppose fluoridation, it is unlikely that the organisation would push ahead with at source fluoridation.

The male journey Rites of passage for men in an urbanised society have become a big talking point over the last ten years. Among the local groups presenting an initiation process for modern men are the Manscape Architects. The group is now offering a free introductory evening on their process called ‘Journey into the Heart of the Masculine’. The evening will

be held on Wednesday July 12 at the Byron Community and Cultural Centre, 7pm-9pm. The group says the evening is open to all men and women who wish to understand more about the role masculine initiation plays in the creation of men who are functional and openhearted. Further information phone Gary on 0408 687 219.

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Frank has the bug for bugs Alex McAuley Presumably, male slugs find female slugs attractive, otherwise the world would be a slugless place, but how many people to you know who would actually describe slugs as beautiful? Frank Stadler is one such person, and his admiration for creepy crawlies doesn’t stop there; he is passionate about all invertebrates and has built his career around sharing that passion. ‘For as long as I can remember, worms, bugs slugs and other creepy crawlies have intrigued and fascinated me,’ says Frank. ‘One of my earliest memories of hands-on invertebrate experience involved a children’s wheelbarrow full of slowly escaping garden snails. I collected these in the fields near our home. ‘I spent the summers of my childhood in the woods, by the creeks or in the meadows catching beetles, flies, leeches, spiders and centipedes which populated my backyard zoo of jam jars and margarine containers. ‘Not much has changed, really. I still go hunting for creepy crawlies. ‘Only now, I have the privilege to share my passion with others.’ Frank Stadler, who is the Public Programs Coordinator at the Tweed River Art Gallery, is also the proprietor of ‘bugsnslugs’, a business he established in order to conserve and promote all invertebrate animals. Born in Germany and educated in Australia, his illustrious academic career includes a number of years as curator of the Macquarie University Biological Sciences Museum. He has now turned his

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attention to bugsnslugs with a particular focus on sharing his extensive scientific knowledge of invertebrates, along with a greater appreciation of some of these less than lovely creatures with children of pre school and primary school age. He has gained his school performer’s licence and is now taking his travelling show of beasties to schools all over the far north coast, giving 45 minute talks on biology and animal behaviour along with demonstrations and hands on activities when children get the opportunity to hold stick insects, or giant burrowing

cockroaches, to name two. School bookings cost $4.40 per child with a minimum booking of approximately 100 students in groups of no more than 30 at a time. Frank is also available for birthday parties at a cost of $120 plus travelling expenses if applicable, and special interest groups. He offers a free service helping people identify insects they are unfamiliar with, particularly if they are causing problems in their gardens. Frank can be contacted on 0439 828 797 or by email through his website frank@bugsnslugs.com.au.

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Hundred Hearts sponsors local youth Hundred Hearts: Media that Matters, a community media outreach program, is sponsoring Byron youth to study social activism at a new eco education facility on the edge of the Lamington National Park. Hundred Hearts, a collaboration of three Byron businesses that presents documentaries on social and environmental issues to the community, has created a scholarship fund for local youth to participate in residential learning programs at the Ethos Centre, an educational facility and eco village at Binna Burra, South East Queensland. The scholarship will fund Byron youth to participate in educational programs that teach sustainability in the personal, professional, organisational and social spheres. The Ethos Centre will run about 200 short residential courses every year ranging widely from creativity to sustainability, peace making and earthcare. Hundred Hearts has created the scholarship because ‘encouraging youth to participate in positive effective action towards social change means they learn to value their own wisdom and input’, said one of Hundred Hearts’ creators, byronchild magazine editor Kali Wendorf. Ms Wendorf said, ‘It’s time to get serious about sustainability as we face the challenge of climate change and the end of cheap oil.’ Ms Wendorf said byronchild magazine has teamed up with two other local businesses Santos Natural Foods and Creative Edge Facilitators to create Hundred Hearts which delivers ‘media that matters, innovative documentaries focusing on sustainable solutions from around the world to inspire and inform local communities’. Hundred Hearts presents the documentaries coupled with panel discussions and study groups to provoke discussion, motivate and inspire

the community towards intelligent living solutions. Hundred Hearts was launched on June 27 at the Byron Community and Cultural Centre with the new American documentary and panel discussion of The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil. The documentary describes how the people of Cuba united to survive when their oil supply dwindled in the early 1990s due to the collapse of the Soviet Union by transforming their fossil fuel based agriculture to small scale organic farming.

The panel included Wayne Wadsworth, one of the Australian permaculture teachers who went to Cuba during that period to play a vital part in the transformation of Cuban agriculture. Hundred Hearts believes this documentary is relevant to Northern Rivers communities because in these times of rising energy costs and the approach of global peak oil ‘Cuba provides a valuable and inspiring example of how to successfully address the challenge of reducing our energy use, while at the same time reviving our communities’.

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Internet freedom at risk As annoying as the internet can be, with its countless red herrings, pop-up ads, spam and timewasting websites, it is still a valuable source of information. It is amazing to think that discussions of ‘packet switching theory’ by boffins in the 1960s led to enabling a dissident in, say, China, to take pictures of a protest on his/her mobile phone and have them on an international website in minutes. It is another means of keeping the bastards honest. It also has great commercial potential, and there’s the rub. Anyone who can control this means of spreading information could make a motza. Lobbied by powerful communications companies, US legislators are now contemplating destroying socalled ‘Net Neutrality’ and allowing the big players to control in the name of a profit what pops up in your server window. ‘The nation’s largest telephone and cable companies,’ says Savetheinternet.com, ‘want to be Internet gatekeepers, deciding which Web sites go fast or slow and which won’t load at all. ‘They want to tax content providers to guarantee speedy delivery of their data. They want to discriminate in favour of their own search engines, Internet phone services, and streaming video – while slowing down or blocking their competitors.’ If the big telcos gain that control, it will also affect international services. Internet service providers (ISPs) will need to increase prices for US traffic delivery to Australian consumers to cover their tolls to the telco ‘gatekeepers’. Free internet phone services like Skype could be affected, and you can imagine local telcos like Telstra will be wanting a share of the action when more and more phone traffic goes over to the internet. The powerful tool for free speech which is the internet must be kept in the public domain. Its anarchic nature keeps it out of the hands of governments hostile to freedom and big business more intent on big bucks than human rights. If the American telcos get their hands on ‘Net Neutrality’, then the push for a Big Brother controlled world wide web will be on in earnest. Savetheinternet.com, an unlikely coalition of diverse interest groups, has much more information on the threat to net freedom and suggestions on what you can do to help prevent it. It would also be worthwhile opening a dialogue with the politicians and political groups who can understand the nature of the threat. If you value the ability to surf quirky websites, read dissident blogs and pick and choose your news (and products) at random, then speak out for net neutrality before Murdoch and his mates take over.

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n the primeval days when I was a young reporter in the Canberra Press Gallery, we used to fill in the dull periods by vying for the most boring story of the day. The entrants usually included roll-on, roll-off shipping; tariff reform in the footwear, clothing and textile industries; the wool floor price scheme; supply-side economics‌ the list went on. But there could only be one winner, and always and inevitably it was the new federalism. The great thing about the new federalism was that it was not only incredibly tedious but apparently eternal: other eye-glazers might come and go, but there was always some grey politician somewhere spruiking his idea for a new deal in commonwealth-state relations. And so it was last week, when Treasurer-for-life Peter Costello sought to revive his public image by some mutterings at a dinner for Australia’s 100 Most Influential Figures – for which, incidentally, he failed to make the cut. His idea that the states should concentrate on becoming deliverers of traditional services such as health, education and law and order, while ceding all policy control to the commonwealth, understandably failed to capture the imagination of millions, in spite of Tony Abbott helpfully quoting Karl Marx to the effect that the states would eventually wither away altogether. It did, however, cause a few internal waves. John Howard, who has now matured from being a single-minded control freak to a fully fledged totalitarian megalomaniac, made it clear that he believed the commonwealth already held all

the important strings, at least as far as the economy was concerned. As for leaving the provision of services to the states‌ well, that might be all right on some areas, but not in education, where it was well known that state governments were mere pawns of the teachers unions and would end grants to private schools given half a chance. As Prime Minister he would fight to the death for the right of the Kings School to a second air-conditioned underground rifle range, so

Governments is headed for the same fate. On behalf of the premiers, Victoria’s Steve Bracks had prepared a complex scheme by which the commonwealth could use carrots and sticks to bring the states to previously agreed performance benchmarks. Both state and commonwealth bureaucrats had been working on it for months. It was seen as a rare opportunity to cut out some of the overlap and boost efficiency all round. However, at the weekend Howard preemptively tossed

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A good reason So apparently there is a shortage of potential truck drivers, ‘truckies’ ? or qualified machine operators, as they wish to be now called (ABC, 7.30 Report, July 6). What better reason to reinstate the north coast railway and get most of our freight back on track – Australia wide. Sally Freeman-Green

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such a constrained site was defeated. Those councillors who voted for that resolution may not have had time to ensure that its full intent – to outline all the reasons why it was considered an unsuitable site and that there were alternatives – was carried out by the Byron Shire planning department. Can they please follow this matter up now? It may well be that NSW Department of Planning has only heard the bewailings of the developers and SRA bureaucrats to date and thus the developers have been encouraged to present their proposal as a development application to be determined by them. For such a town-defining DA only 14 days exhibition period has been allotted. Submissions close on July 21. Anyone who objects to the development consent being taken out of our local government’s hands (especially when said development enhances the state government’s coffers) and all the previous opponents to another commercial centre being developed close to the river (where only a business interest levee will do?) and in the middle of a residential area, without adequate road infrastructure, with adverse traffic implications for the whole town, including rerouting of bypass traffic into the main street and re-routing of traffic throughout a quiet residential neighbourhood, get a copy of the DA and make your submissions ASAP. Surely we can learn from car-dogged Byron that there is no benefit to trying to turn Mullumbimby into the ‘littlest big town’.

Sitting in the last rays of sun on the front porch this afternoon watching the smoke from my cigarette spiral and swirl and then turn to mist and thinking how far just one puff of smoke spreads when it’s magnified by a shaft of sunlight. It made the passive smoking rave seem so blindingly obvious. I’ve still got a fag in my hand – not justifiable – ridiculous and stupid! My mind then turned to unnecessary medical chemical interventions and to the tentacles of petrol fumes, unseen but very much there and then to the additives (except for truly organic foods) in almost everything we eat and drink and to the lotions and potions (shampoo, skin creams etc) that we use and absorb into our bodies through our pores. I can’t believe that most of us are as well as we are with June Grant this onslaught of foreign Mullumbimby agents (mists and tentacles) acting and reacting with our Special birthday biological systems. A special birthday slipped by Hannah Grace without cake or candles, only Mullumbimby lights. It was a year in June that Byron Bay installed the Mallams DA first traffic lights. We all know It is with great disappoint- where. ment that I read that C Mal- Well done, Byron Council, lam and R Musgrave of are we heading for a teleMullumbimby have seen fit gram from the Queen? to attempt to force their Maybe you should contact development plans through Noosa Council as heavy rain at state level, seemingly caused extensive road damdetermined to ignore that it age there last year. Took two could be to the detriment of weeks to fix. town planning, other busiJean Pearson nesses and residents, and to Byron Bay profit from the acquisition of relatively cheap public land. Slow Food That the SRA bureaucracy I am the leader of Slow Food would have been allies in Byron Bay. Several of our persuading Frank Sartor the members and I read with Minister of Planning to take interest Giovanni Ebono’s the planning powers away great letter about the Slow from our democratically Food Movement. Giovanni elected local government for was not aware that we have this DA, I don’t doubt. had a Slow Food Convivium A council resolution was in Byron Bay for five years passed when the ‘Clayton’s’ now. He was most generous, rezoning proposal to allow after a phone call I made to the development of a super- inform him, to mention us market and ancillary retail on Bay FM last week. commercial development on We do find that there are

A ruse to justify uranium exports Thanks to those people who have donated for the making of A Hard Rain, the doco I’m currently shooting. So far we’ve had nearly $5,000 in one-off donations and a promise of $20,000 from one generous contributor when I get back in ten days time. This weekend I’m heading to the Loire valley south of Paris to film some images of nuclear power plants and interviews with anti nuclear French activists. Two years ago France experienced very hot heatwave conditions and this summer looks already like it’s shaping up for more of the same. France (which depends on nuclear power for 70% of its electricity needs) had to shut down nuclear reactors or allow dangerously and normally unacceptable levels of radiated cooling water back into the local streams of the Loire. When one considers that the

planet is warming up due to global warming and that scarcity of water is going to be more of an issue than not in the years to come, the folly of relying on nuclear power continues to defy common sense. I’ve already filmed a great interview with an English ecologist who points out that even if we started building nuclear power plants tomorrow, given that they take a minimum of eight years to build (the French build them quickest but most other countries take around l5-20 years to build), we would need to complete a nuclear power plant every two days for the next thirty years to replace the current power we get out of the present dirty coal driven power stations. And then we would have to start all over again building more nuclear plants because the life of a

nuclear power station is 30 years on average. The cost of building each nuclear power plant would be $3billion, enough to bankrupt the world’s treasuries. Not to mention the cost of decommissioning each power plant which can only be done at great cost to the taxpayer, not the nuclear industry which the British or US experience reveals. All of this evidence I’ve accumulated these past few weeks shows that John Howard is not being serious in suggesting Australia goes nuclear. It’s his ruse to justify exporting more uranium to the world with its nasty side effects for both Australians where it’s mined and those overseas in the pathway of dangerous radioactive nuclear emissions that cause untold extra cancers and birth defects. Over here, I’ve had no luck

whatsoever in trying to raise any money for the film’s production from the ABC, SBS or European TV commissioning editors at the documarket I have just attended in France. Not unexpected.The world of TV documentaries is only interested in what they now call ‘pop’ documentaries along the lines of Big Brother. Nothing ‘heavy’, please David, or what makes the viewers want to switch channels. The only way this doco will get made is through people wanting to see it made and put out there. Don’t forget that all donations are tax deductible through the Frontline Film Foundation. Please keep the money coming in. Contact Giovanni or Rebecca at the Ebono Institute on 6684 6202 or giovanni@ebono.com.au.

many people in the area that have never heard of us. Slow Food is a worldwide organisation founded in Italy in 1986, and now has 80,000 members. Byron Bay Convivium has had over 24 events over the last four years. Most have had an education factor. We have celebrated coffee at local plantations, had tours of a macadamia farm. Listened to producers about the integrity of their products, been introduced to the finer ways of cleaning/cutting and cooking seafood, enjoyed a Japanese lunch and were taught to make sushi, had olive oil tastings, speciality wine tastings. Our first event was a picnic in among the olive trees with all products, including olive oil. A Moroccan afternoon tea hosted by Nadine Abensur.What about the super lunch at Seedsavers using the food from their gardens? This is a wonderful way to meet and spend quality time with friends. We love to welcome new members. We have almost 80 members now but would dearly love more. Our next event is a Christmas in July, with a delicious five course Northern European Winter dinner created by Patrick Hobbs of Fresca at Bangalow Pub. It will be on July 22, a Saturday night. Non members are also very welcome. In September we are having a delicious lunch in a marquee at Ballina Race Course for Ballina Cup Race Day. For any more information about us, or how to become a member of Slow Food – your membership is accepted at any convivium around the globe, or maybe you would

just like to join us at Fresca – please phone or e-mail me: 0412 475 543, byronbear@ ozemail.com.au.

will be screened in some of these places, so the opportunity to fundraise for a new ship has not been lost. I apologise to the people who did want to attend but decided not to take a chance and cost Sea Shepherd money instead of raising it. Thanks to all who supported us, especially Kent of the Byron Entertainment Centre, this is a great venue and we are looking forward to holding a concert with some top entertainers there later in the year. Anyone who wants to help with a new Sea Shepherd ship so that we can effectively stop the Japanese slaughter this year can donate online at www.seashepherd. org. If everyone in Byron Shire just gave $10 this would

make a difference. It will be a very sad time for Byron and its visitors if this time next year we know that there are 50 less whales travelling past our shores. Also I’m sure if they are attacked, the whales will not be as close to shore as they are this year. They seem to be coming in closer than ever, perhaps in an effort to awaken people to their plight

Rosemarie Toynbee

Bangalow

Sea Shepherd The Sea Shepherd fundraiser has been cancelled. In the face of other whale events which were not supported during the last week, also because of the number of people who told me they believed everyone interested had already seen The Gathering, and advised me not to take a chance on hoping for enough people to buy tickets on the night to at least meet costs. We had no online bookings but a lot of enquiries from people in other centres. As a result, The Gathering

David Bradbury

France

Ashiya Austin

Sea Shepherd Coordinator Byron Bay

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Letters development be restricted, if ever? Which do you prefer, a block of trees and grass going wild, not making anyone any money, or a nice clean carpark? Do you ever go for bushwalks? Does your home property have land, and do you plan to have it developed, or kept as is? Do you like Bach? Who/what type of people vote for you, and what do you see yourself as standing for? Why did you vote against the concept of a local whale haven? Do you like the smell of jasmine? Do you play a musical instrument, or paint? What are your hobbies? Do you ever like to walk on grass with bare feet, or do you prefer concrete footpaths? Are you Christian? Do you think all unemployed dope-smoking hippies should be driven out of town either by direct violence, or the raising of rental prices to unaffordable levels, or do they have a legitimate place in the Shire? Have you ever had a massage, done yoga or meditation, or had your chakras re-aligned? Are you for the fluoridation of the water supply, and in the interests of balance would you ever research the arguments against it? Do you ever watch the sunset? Which do you prefer, the Steven Baxter Mullumbimby music of ABBA, or Captain Beefheart? Thank you for your time. So many questions Just who is this Ross Tucker? David Brauchli Brunswick Heads It seems every time a reasonable motion is forwarded in council, like say, a motion Base democracy against the clubbing of baby In response to Sarito’s letter seals, he votes against it. Why in last week’s Echo concernis this? Is he the Byron ing base democracy: There is Shire’s anti-christ? Joking nothing wrong with a healthy aside, I would like to put sense of justice. Mix in a forward a number of ques- good sense of balance, usutions to him, so his public ally called ‘common sense’ can get a better understand- and you’re up and running ing of him and what he creating a good sense of stands for. Here goes: community. Why did you vote against In principle I fully agree the Byron LEP? Do you with Sarito’s vision for think the general community greater democracy. Why not should be consulted on start here at home at Byron development? Shire before we try to teach Given that Byron Shire is the world a lesson? a finite area, when should Applied practically, Ocean continued from page 9

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Shores may not lose out on its scandalously robbed sports fields and Byron Bay may get its endlessly overdue town bypass. Just to mention two, but surely there is much more to be democratised in Byron Shire! Let’s get started! Rene Thalmann

Ocean Shores

Mini killers If you have found my previous letters negative or irritating, then please do not read past this point. You can call it whatever you want to, since Doctors pretend it doesn’t even exist, or worse still, misdiagnose it as Scleroderma. Cotton Disease, Fiber Disease, Morgellons Like Disease, or Germ Warfare in Australia now, is what I refer to. These microscopic killers are much worse than AIDS or cancer and can swim all day in petrol without being affected. There were very few survivors from the last Morgellons attack during the 1600s and no living doctor had ever seen this disease before the current outbreak. This version of the disease is quite different to the version from the 1600s as the current version also affects adults. The tiny creatures eventually produce cuts all over the body, which causes intense pain all the time, making

our TV was having real bad reception, so I fiddled about for a little while pulling out this plug then another, video-in video-out but having no luck so I turned to the radio and thought I’ll get up in the morning and look at the antenna, thinking it might need adjusting or something. Next morning I spring out of bed, turn the kettle on about the same time as the TV, thinking I’ll see the morning news to begin the day and the TV was all fuzzy again, so I went outside and looked up on the roof and couldn’t believe it but the antenna was gone. It was stolen! Yep, someone had got hold of a ladder climbed up upon our roof and unbolted the antenna, cut the coaxial cable and taken it. I thought, wow, who’d go knock off your antenna, it was an old one of ten years or so, nothing special whatsoever, but it was gone, pinched, knockedoff, not there. Then talking to my neighbour she tells me her son’s new bike was knocked off recently and the front hose, too. So looking around for our front hose to find it gone also. What’s happening in Mullum’? Anyone seeing someone riding a new bike with a ladder onboard, carrying a TV antenna and a garden hose or three, let me know as I’d really like to give ’em something else too to help them get in tune with life.

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sleep impossible. As the organism’s strong fibres reach the central nervous system and brain, the result is Bipolar Disorder (madness). There is a multi year incubation period, which may begin with a strange rash on the extremities. The tiny creature is described as contagious and seems to be spread by very tough spores that can vector through air, water, bodily fluids, and physical contact –nurses get it the most. Still Images – www.morgellons.org/images.html. Video – click the play button at www.silentsuperbug.com/ index.php.

these papers or commercial TV stations. However I do support The Echo. It gets sent to me each week, and takes around nine days to get to my small community. I look forward to reading The Echo, about our community, about its people, and events that continue on without me. There’s many things I miss: I miss the the sunsets, the lighthouse, the rain, the entertainers, the music, the bush doofs, and most of all the beautiful people who make up Byron Bay. Thanks to The Echo, I am keeping in touch with what’s going on in my little town. Love and P Olson light to you all. Jenny Hansen Goonengerry Ti Tree

Staying in touch

I have been a resident of the beautiful and sometimes challenging town of Byron Bay for the past five years. I have relocated just for a short time to another small town. It’s the most central point on the map of Australia. It too is challenging. Black and white don’t mix here, however they have learnt just to tolerate each other. The media does not show the full or true story of what really happens in these Aboriginal communities. It is sensationalised for your enjoyment. I choose not to support

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World Cup fan J Rose (Letters, June 27), if you could ignore the fact that the World Cup is something you are personally not interested in and acknowledge that it has potent metaphorical siginficance to our society, and if you could perhaps widen your vision and see how much healing power is inherent in something which inspires, provides folk heroes and unites people without requiring the devastation of entire nations, you might be able to see how such a phenomenon can stand up against the major

historical milestones and discoveries you seem to think are more worthy of acclaim. I can see, though, how if you refuse to allow yourself to get swept up with euphoria every now and again over something as simple as a group of people kicking a ball together then you might surely be in need of a cure for cancer, as you are probably a highly strung self important type whose life must surely be an invitation to illness. God bless the Socceroos, they remain worthy heroes. Albert Moses

Mullumbimby

What do we get? Yes, another rate rise, one of many since 2002 and here we are still living with inadequate service, lack of proper maintenance, bad stormwater drainage, and limited facilities in backward ‘Pothole-Ville’ Byron Shire (conditions our paid councillors don’t seem to notice). Also this year, just to put the knife in and turn it a little bit extra, we will be slugged with a extra ‘Storm Water Management Service Charge’ (levy) for how many years? They won’t even tell us, this is to do what they should have done, with previous development fees, yet our mayor and General manager tell us this rate rise

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Letters will deliver what the ratepayers expect! Our present rates of Byron Shire are compared to Ballina, Lismore and Tweed Shires. But how about this, ironically our Byron rates are more expensive than Ballina Shire, yet we all know that their infrastructure and facilities and services are excellent, along with their funded tourist office, librar y, bypasses etc etc, so then why are we paying more and ending up with less than Ballina or other shires? I suggest that regardless of how much money this shire receives in rates or levies nothing much will change as the problem is an inherent trait of Byron Shire mismanagement and its elected councillors and has existed for over 20 years. Change the voting system and get true representation, eliminate the casting vote where the mayor always gets

their way, and we may start to see the results of what we are paying our rates for. Of one thing you can be assured is that the Byron shire’s council administration is a well feathered nest, but their ability to properly organise and program these necessary works and projects does not exist We are made by law to pay the rates and their constant rate rises but this council never guarantees to deliver the goods and services and their program of works.

I should have, but don’t know about? And why is the road and new boardwalk to The Pass still in disrepair when the storm damage occurred over one year ago? Was the boardwalk construction covered by insurance? If not, why not? Can anyone help with answers? M Geraghty

Bangalow

Sign ignored

Terry Hudson I am so pissed off. I painted

Byron Bay a nice sign in warm red saying ‘no junk’ with a big heart on it hoping that my respectNew record? My windscreen is filling up ful message would earn the respect and cooperation of with stickers. We currently need at least whoever delivers Life Weekly four stickers just to park in – but no! My sign is consistByron Shire: one for rego, ently ignored. I rang the one for Byron CBD, one for publisher asking them not to Tyagarah beach, and one for deliver to my address and no! Again I am ignored. The Pass. Is this an Australian record What can I do? Lie in wait for one Shire? Is there more for the deliverer? Not a good

idea, I might lose my cool. The publisher informed me that because it’s a ‘registered publication’ they have a right to put Life Weekly in my letterbox and ignore my sign. I object! How ethical is it to impose rubbish on residents of a Green Shire? I consider Life Weekly not only rubbish but also environmentally destructive. Because of its gloss I can’t mulch it, light the fire with it or even clean the windows with it. Furthermore this chemical gloss on it irritates my mucous membranes, makes my head woozy and depletes my adrenals because of the distress I feel. How many forest giants have tumbled to create this objectionable rag; how many creatures lost their homes? How much greenhouse gas is emitted to create the gloss? How many Life Weeklys will it take to fill the Myocum dump? How long before they break down and

what effect will the residues of Life Weekly have on our Shire, on our waterways? Life Weekly’s lead stories are equally as rubbishy – who’s interested in the Bdoubles King of the Road – Ocean Shores residents? Or the ‘blonde bombshell’ from the Gold Coast exposing her inner thighs and making it big in the USA? On a world scale my concerns might appear trivial. However, life in the Byron Bubble is precious to me because of its environmental awareness and community caring. To have these values challenged by crass consumerism foisted upon us stinks as much as the publication itself. Deborah Lilly

Mullumbimby â– Letters acknowledged from Jack and Yvonne Harper, Coopers Shoot, Petra Stark, no address.

Book fair A reminder to all self-publishing authors and any others involved in producing or marketing self-published books – Off The Shelf is on again at Bangalow on Sunday July 23. According to organisers, this book fair and market is the only one in Australia that focuses on self-publishing – a great opportunity to network with authors and specialists and promote your books or services. The fair coincides with Bangalow Market Day and is located in the A&I Hall beside the showgrounds. Entry to the hall is free. If you are interested in booking a table (standard trestle-table size), these are available for $25 each. Contact Jean Ringland 6687 8094 or Paul Williams 6687 2728 for further details or to make your booking.

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it was that there is nothing to do (for young people under 18) in Lennox Head, and nowhere to do it. ‘Of course a police station would be great for the town, but it is not their job [the police] to be social custodians,’ said Sonia. ‘This is really a bandaid solution on an open wound.What we need in Lennox Head is a permanent, supervised youth space and a youth program. We need to get young people to feel part of their town and instil some civic pride in them.’ Sonia pointed out that figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that Lennox Head is the fastest growing community in Ballina Shire, and as such the profile of the town is of mortgage driven working community which can result in under supervised teenagers. However, she is quick to point out that many of the young people using the town as a party place do not come from Lennox Head but drive in from surrounding areas. It is this influx of older youth that causes some of the problems. ‘Some of the older kids who can drive come into Lennox and buy alcohol for the underage kids who are hanging around,’ said Sonia.

‘Obviously it’s not as clear cut as that, but I do think that it is the minority who want to cause trouble; many of these kids just get caught up in what is going on. If there were structured activities on offer, the majority would choose to do them.’ So where does the Lennox Head community go from here? General Manager of Ballina Shire Council John Christopherson agrees with Sonia that a permanent police presence, while desirable for the town, would only treating the symptoms of this problem, not the cause. ‘The need for a community centre in Lennox Head was identified in the Lennox Head Structure Plan and will incorporate a dedicated youth space,’ said Mr Christopherson. ‘The proposed site for the centre is the Williams Reserve which is Crown land, so we are required to consult the Department of Lands regarding its proposed use, which is currently where we are at. If they are comfortable with it, then we can set a time frame for completing the project.’ That, of course, is only one half of the equation; the other being an active youth service dedicated to supporting

young people, something the Byron Youth Service has done very effectively over the years. In Ballina Shire, however, the only operational youth service which is run by the Ballina District Community Services Association (BDCSA) is currently being restructured. A quick visit to the BDCSA website including a browse of youth services found a depressingly blank page under the heading ‘Programs and Events’. ‘We are in the process of redesigning the youth service and are currently advertising positions,’ said BDCSA Executive Officer Toni McPherson. ‘We do have an active Street Beat worker who visits Lennox Head regularly.’ Mr Chr istopher son expressed interest in supporting an effective youth program within Ballina Shire in order to address what he believes to be the cause of the problem with youth misconduct. ‘If there are any youth services which believe council can help them with their work they are welcome to contact us,’ said Mr Christopherson. ‘Youth social issues cannot be driven by Council, but we would welcome proposals in which we can become involved.’

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The resolution also stymies some of the international legal action which could be taken by anti whaling governments. Up until the June meeting in the Caribbean, the anti whaling governments could argue in international courts that the IWC had passed 33 resolutions condemning Japan’s scientific whaling program, including an extremely strong resolution from the 2005 meeting in South Korea. The Japanese resolution from St Kitts will be a counter to the 33 resolutions. Japan can now point to the 2006 IWC resolution as an indication of a change in policy which other conventions will be forced to recognise. International NGOs cannot force their governments to take legal action against Japan. Executive power trumps any public interest. Australians for Animals Int (AFA Int) has consulted constitutional experts and lawyers seeking ways to force the federal government to act against Japan in international courts. But the government is safe from any public interest lawsuit, claiming ministerial discretion which shoots down any legal action.

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because it would not want to defend itself in the WTO claiming that it was taking unilateral action to support an environmental treaty. In general, the US government has strongly taken the position that countries in an environmental treaty (eg Kyoto) cannot violate WTO rules in order the keep the treaty from being undermined.’ In effect, if the US courts supported this view, Kyoto and the IWC won’t be the only international environment treaties to collapse – so too will CITES, the Convention on Trade in Endangered Species. Without trade sanctions or international legal challenges by anti whaling governments, the whales have absolutely nil protection. AFA Int is waiting on further legal advice as to whether to mount an action in the US to force the imposition of sanctions More serious aspects of Japan’s efforts at St Kitts need to be discussed as well. Japan and her puppets are pushing hard in the IWC to allow for the taking of any large predator in an attempt to alter the ecosystem. Ecosystem Modelling Japanese style is, according to international NGOs, the worst thing to develop at the IWC in US challenge The only country which years. This modelling is the upholds the public interest by allowing legal challenges against government decisions is America. To that end, AFA Thanks Dad Photo Comhas been holding intense dis- petition is a non-profit and cussions in the US with many community based men and highly qualified lawyers in an family relationships initiaattempt to set up a lawsuit tive that started in Lismore which forces the US govern- in 2000 to affirm men for ment to impose trade sanc- all their great work with our tions against Japan. kids – not just dads but also In the past, Japan’s whaling uncles, grandfathers, foster excesses have been reined in dads, step dads, sports by the threat of US trade coaches or even older sanctions. The Bush admin- brothers who have provided istration upholds the suprem- significant positive influacy of the WTO over all ence in a young person’s international environmental life. conventions. One trade lawOver the past six years yer told AFA Int that ‘The nearly 15,000 people have Bush administration was voted for their favourite unlikely to take trade action photo of men at the People’s In a recent article in the Adelaide Advertiser, Minister Campbell writes that ‘there will be renewed calls for the Australian government to take legal action following the (IWC )meeting. New Zealand, Australia and the UK have all looked at legal options and we have all independently come to the same conclusion – at the moment it is not likely to be successful. Indeed, it could be counterproductive and may even backfire.’ Months ago, AFA appealed under the Freedom of Information Act for the legal advice on which the federal government bases its opinion that ‘legal options are not likely to be successful’. The charity also appealed for all documents relating to whales, Japan and trade issues. A few days before IWC St Kitts, the government sent AFA a letter indicating that of the 200 plus documents identified as relevant, only ten pages would be provided to the charity. Needless to say, these pages were useless and no legal advice which supports the government’s refusal to take action was made available. So much for open government.

basis for the whales eat fish argument so favoured by the Japanese. Take out whales, tuna and cod so the ecosystem can ‘benefit’. The push to develop this obscene hypothesis is not confined to the IWC. Japan is pushing the same insanity in the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organisation) which governs the world’s fisheries. Many of the Japanese puppets who support Japan at the IWC also give support in the FAO. In summary, the whales currently have no champion save the public. Minister Campbell’s refusal to take up legal options or seek mediation under the provisions of the Antarctic Treaty System are issues which should be debated with the Australian public. Finally, the appointment of the US as Chair of next year’s IWC with Japan as Vice Chair has created grave concern in the international environment movement. The US has not signed on to recent diplomatic protests to Japan and many activists believe a sweetheart deal between the two countries of whaling is in the wind. A likely scenario is to introduce ‘limited’ commercial whaling in exchange for Japan giving up its ‘scientific whaling program’.

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Articles Enterprise rewarded at the cottage

Enterprising students, from left to right at rear, Mat Sutton, Bradley Walsh, Seneca Rus, Sam Cook, and front row, Jesse McNulty, Tim Hend and Jackson Percossi. Photo Jeff Dawson

Mayor Jan Barham recently handed out certificates in a presentation ceremony for the Mullum High boys who have been learning about enterprise via a Byron Youth Service eBay project. They also received cheques for goods sold on the BYS eBay account. Under the guidance of trained mentor Saul Goodwin, the boys brought some things along from home that they no longer needed and used them to learn about setting up an item for sale on eBay. The boys attend The Cot-

tage in Mullumbimby once a week as part of the Special Education project between Byron Youth Service and Mullumbimby High School. The program aims to support schoolaged young people aged 14-16 who are experiencing difficulties in the school system. The program is educational and developmental and assists participants in the process of making responsible decisions which will reflect in all areas of their lives. Informal group work focuses on developing skills

in effective communication, managing emotions, team building, conflict resolution, relationship building, targeting adolescent issues and the adult world and options for the future either in school, alternative education or work. Skills based activities provide an opportunity to have fun and learn new skills. The Department of Family & Community Services funds Byron Youth Service to provide both the Enterprise Awareness in Schools and Special Education with the local high school.

Govt steps in over bund The state government has stepped in to referee the long running dispute between Byron andTweed Shire Councils over the Kallaroo Circuit Bund. Byron Shire Council had until last week to reply to a letter from the Department of Local Government asking for information on the issue, which saw Tweed Council threaten legal action unless the bund was removed by May 30 this year. Tweed Shire’s Acting Director of Engineering and Operations, Patrick Knight told The Echo, ‘We asked the Minister to intervene on June 1, to use his powers to resolve the dispute by ordering Byron Shire council to comply with the 1996 agreement [to increase water flow through the bund] or alternatively to remove the bund. The Minister has asked us to suspend legal action for the time being while he tries to resolve the issue’. At a recent Council meeting, councillors approved a staff recommendation to start the planning process necessary to amplify or increase the water flow through the bund by the addition of two culverts. The process involves drafting an amendment to the Local Environment Plan and preparation of a development application.

‘We have said to Tweed Shire Council consistently that we could not go in there legally and remove the bund. What we are doing now is what we are required to do to change the bund,’ said Byron Shire General Manager, Pamela Westing. Asked if Council is concerned about resident opposition to changes to the bund she replied, ‘The LEP process requires mandatory public consultation. We would exhibit the amendment and will organise meetings with stakeholders including the Marshalls Creek Floodplain Management Committee’. Speaking at the Council meeting as a representative of several local environment groups, Richard Whitling expressed his concern about the decision to amend the Local Environment Plan and subsequently enlarge the bund. ‘Residents are concerned about changes to the LEP because it currently protects them from any further building which would affect flooding in their area.’ He went on to suggest that a Floodplain Risk Management Plan be created to assess the risk of flooding in the area and identify mitigation measures before any changes are made to the bund.

‘Council has learnt nothing in ten years, this [enlarging the bund] is exactly what they suggested in the first place. They spent years looking at it and then abandoned it,’ said Matthew Lambourne, local environment group Beacon’s representative on the Marshall’s Creek Floodplain Management Committee. ‘I am uneasy about making any changes to the bund without looking more closely at Council’s modelling.’ His major concern involves the impact on the Billinudgel Nature Reser ve from increased salt water flow. Seven long term community representatives on Byron Council’s Marshalls Creek Flood Risk Management Committee have written to the Minister asking him ‘to direct both councils to jointly prepare a Flood Risk management Plan that includes the area covered by our present plan and the Tweed’s Wooyung catchment area’. The seven members include Richard Whitling, Andrew Hall, Duncan Dey and Matthew Lambourne and in a press release last week said the current plan ‘does not consider possible mitigation works within Tweed Shire that could form part of an equitable solution’.

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Articles Alex McAuley It is somewhat surprising that with all the medical information we have that tells us how incredibly dangerous smoking cigarettes is that so many people continue to smoke. And it’s not just people who are likely to be unaware of the harmful effects of smoking; often highly intelligent and well educated individuals who know that what they are doing is likely to kill them continue to do it. The big question is, why don’t they just quit? This question became a subject of great interest to Dr Ron Aspinall, a Canadian born, Australian trained physician who practised medicine in Canada for many years before his recent return to Australia. Extensive research into the subject of addiction uncovered some disturbing results. ‘When people take a drug such as nicotine, it stimulates the release of dopamine in the brain, activating dopamine receptors,’ explained Dr Aspinall. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that affects the brain process that controls the ability to experience, among other things, pleasure. ‘What a person becomes addicted to is not the drug but the increased levels of dopamine it produces,’ he said. ‘Nicotine, which works in a very similar way to cocaine, overstimulates the dopamine system and weakens it. Once the dopamine system is damaged, the person becomes needy all the time. One reason it is so hard to break the addiction is because the region of the brain that controls dopamine release is in what is referred to as “the old brain” which operates fairly primitively; it cannot be controlled by intelligence.’ Once a person becomes addicted to nicotine use, the whole dopamine system becomes damaged by the rapid release of dopamine and the overstimulation of the dopamine receptors resulting in changes in brain chemistry. Thus Dr Aspinall describes addiction as ‘a chemical infection of the brain’. ‘While anybody can become addicted to any drug if they use it frequently enough, some people are more susceptible to addiction because they have a lack of dopamine in the brain,’ said Dr Aspinall. ‘Characteristically, a person with naturally low levels of dopamine would have had an incredibly sweet tooth as a child, developed addictions early, had multiple addictions and a family history of addictions.’ So are tobacco companies aware of how their products cause people to become addicted? Yes they are, and what is more they have actively pursued ways of

making cigarettes even more addictive to boost sales. ‘In the 1960s, Phillip Morris started experimenting with freebasing some of their products – Marlborough and Cool cigarettes – modelled on the freebasing of cocaine to produce the highly addictive crack cocaine,’ said Dr Aspinall. ‘Of course once someone is addicted to crack cocaine they never go back to straight cocaine. Adding a small amount of bleach to their cigarettes had the effect of releasing dopamine far more quickly and inducing a more powerful high. They noticed that sales of these two brands of cigarettes started to increase, so now all cigarettes are freebased. ‘Nicotine addiction is a paediatric disease; the tobacco companies aim their products at teens and pre teens who then become addicted adults. The cost of smoking one pack of cigarettes per day over a lifetime [for one person] is one million dollars, and that doesn’t include interest.’ So armed with these facts and the odds stacked against him, Dr Aspinall set about designing a program to help people break their addiction effectively. Using a multi faceted approach he has come up with an extremely successful program appropriately named KickButt! Dr Aspinall attributes the six month program’s success to his understanding of the complexities of addiction. ‘There are so many factors that contribute to addiction and they differ from person to person,’ said Dr Aspinall. ‘My program identifies all those factors and then treats them all at once, giving the person a far greater chance of success.’ The six month program starts with a two to four week preparation phase which comprises three processes: insight – the explanation of what their addiction is; willpower – the strength to overcome the addiction; and separation psychology – the removal of the addiction from the patient’s comfort zone. ‘This third process, in which the patient no longer

smokes where they are comfortable but goes outside or otherwise isolates themself allows them to regain control over their environment,’ said Dr Aspinall. ‘The addiction then becomes a nuisance and they begin to resent it.’ On a more practical note, it often results in a reduction of the number of cigarettes the patient is smoking, so by the time ‘quit date’ comes, they have already lessened their addiction. ‘It is vitally important to choose the right quit date,’ said Dr Aspinall. ‘For example, women experiencing pre menstrual stress (PMS) are far more likely to fail in their attempt to quit, so I would never recommend they quit mid cycle. In some women, particularly those who are in peri menopause – typically women in their late thirties and early forties who often have low progesterone – it is beneficial to give a natural progesterone supplement to overcome the PMS symptoms. ‘Once quit date has been reached, I start using dopamine booster medication such as nicotine patches, gum or drugs such as Zyban. Because these drugs boost the release of dopamine gently, they do not damage the dopamine receptors and are not addictive. The extent of the addiction will dictate the level of medication I use.’ That is not all, however, as Dr Aspinall has found that omega 3, or fish oil, and vitamin B6 supplements also assist with breaking the addiction. He also recommends an increase in exercise, hypnosis and acupuncture, although these last two may not be necessary. What is vital, however, is frequent visits with the therapist. ‘You really need a multi functional approach to succeed,’ said Dr Aspinall. ‘KickButt has a 53% success rate after one year as compared with 7% in self quitters, 13% in those who quit with Zyban and GP advice only, 10% in those who use hypnosis and/ or acupuncture, and 15-20% in those following formal programs. Those statistics were taken before I learned about the effects of hormones and nutrients; I estimate the success rate is now more like 60%.’ Dr Aspinall is keen to make this program available to residents of Byron Shire and beyond and to teach new techniques to other physicians and non-physician nicotine addiction therapists. He can be reached during office hours at Holdsworth House Medical Practice in Byron Bay on 6680 7211 or by email on raspinall@holds worthhouse.com.au.

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Limited, targets more of a young audience, but it also held very much appeal for my older classes as well because of its wonderful sense of humour and style. This book is a collection of ten rhyming stories of varying lengths, with chapters entitled things such as: ‘Pinky Ponky, the Wonky, Bonky Donkey,’or ‘Harry Black, the Sack, the Snack and a Sneaky Snack-stealing Yak called Jack’. As my children read these stories out loud to each other, they chuckled with delight at the characters’ antics. Imagine a tea-lady making fresh bee-tea from an evil bee at the top of a tree, or, Buck and Chuck (and various other things) being sucked up by Buck’s brand new, shiny mud-sucking truck. The illustrations by Terry Denton throughout the book are fabulous, giving the reader a further humorous look at the zany characters we meet as each rhyming adventure unfolds. As a teacher, I have already found this book an excellent starting point for children to understand rhyme. In all classes the children wanted to try their own funny rhyming stories. They particularly loved the idea of making up a rhyme to fit when you couldn’t think of an obvious one – like ‘Kersplog!’ (the resulting noise of a collision between a frog on a log, a dog on a cog and a hog on his logs). When asked if they would love to own this book, the younger children particularly loved the idea of being able to read and reread their favorite chapters. We look forward to seeing this book available for sale at the Byron Bay Writer’s Festival this August and especially to meeting up with Andy Griffiths – we have been exploring his excellent website and can recommend it to everyone! – Jennifer Parenteau Classroom teacher Crabbes Creek Public School The Never Boys by Scott Monk

The Never Boys... .after reading the book I still don’t get the title. Oh well. The Never Boys is a story about a guy called Dean. Both his parents are dead and so is his twin brother. He is on the run from the police too. When he arrives at the General’s farm he asks for a job as a rousie, someone who cleans away the sheep poo and stuff like that, fun. He falls for the out-there crazy daughter of the General, Zara. Zara keeps him

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on his toes all the time, Dean slowly falling more and more. Zara hates living on a farm and wants to go somewhere else and never clean up sheep poo again. She is a champion motor-cross rider and she used to enter the boys’ races. She would always win and was disqualified every time for lying about her name and age. Hayden is a rousie that seems to be the leader of the rousies and he is all for practical jokes. He is in love with Zara as well. Not a big help to Dean and Hayden’s relationship. Dean finds that the room he is staying in is the room of a dead man who wrote lots of letters to ‘Bea’. He finds out near the end of the book that Clive was a sad old man who fooled his whole family. Dean realises that Zara just doesn’t like him after they went to a club and she rejected him for Hayden. Dean ends up falling for Zara’s best friend Michelle and teaches her to play flamenco guitar and scuba diving. Michelle and Dean become inseparable and spend ever y minute together. Everything was going well till Sergeant Tom discovers who Dean really is and all his friends discard him like an old brown leather shoe. He runs away with help from Hayden, who feels bad after Dean tells him why the police are chasing him. Dean escapes in Clive’s old car but stops for a rest when he sees Zara’s car coming up behind him. He tells her what happened and why the

start her second-last year of school with his next door neighbours, the raucous Hartnett twins. But then a dinner party for the bean counters from his father’s work goes awry despite new candles, fresh flowers and his mother’s best prawn cocktails. Half a cask of white wine and an internal audit later, Matt’s father is sweating it out on the six o’clock news as a public scapegoat. Watching the scandal play itself out in the papers, defending his brother in the schoolyard, Matt feels the certainties of his world going to hell in a handbasket. Before he knows it, his mother is talking about getting a job, there are mysterious tablets with his father’s name on them in the bathroom cabinet, and their house on the hill is being sold by an auctioneer whose car is classified as a luxury vehicle. And as Matt sets out for the first St Catherine’s dance of 1980, Monica Bloom is finding trouble all of her own. There is more to her story, only he doesn’t know it‌ Monica Bloom is a poignant story about the power of first love and memory, expectation and change. Reading Steinbeck, learning to shave and appreciating the fact that sometimes, your days at school will not be the best days of your life. Think The Castle and Flirting – this is a brilliant portrait of Brisbane in the 1980s and of the unrequited longing for your first high-school crush.

cops are chasing him. Dean ends up going back to live in Perth were he was born. And one day at the beach Michelle finds him and they strike up their Flamenco love once again. The book is very well written and very intriguing. It leaves the reader feeling like everything is not hopeless and things do turn out all right. I wish he didn’t leave the reader hanging at the end though because that makes me want to think about a suitable ending and I’ll fail all my tests. An amazingly well written story but why â– Nick Earls is an awardwinning author of eleven The Never Boys? – Joe Weiley books, including a number of bestsellers that the have gone Monica Bloom by Nick Earls on to be published internationally: Zigzag Street, Bach(Penguin, $19.95) elor Kisses and Perfect Skin. ‘There was talk about school His previous novels featuring in the pool next door‌ Talk teenage characters include about teachers and nuns, After January, 48 Shades of some stories I’d heard from Brown and Making Laws for the twins before – the old Clouds. 48 Shades of Brown won nun who fell asleep in assembly and snored, the teacher the 2000 CBCA Book of the who might be a lesbian and Year and received critical who had once been seen on acclaim upon publication in a motorbike with another the US and UK. It also stars woman, the gardener who as the first of Nick’s books to wore very short shorts‌ make it to the big screen. To And the voice I knew to be be released by Buena Vista Monica Bloom’s said it International in August 2006, sounded just like Dublin‌’ the feature film 48 Shades is When Monica Bloom’s shot entirely on location in Irish accent drifts over his Brisbane with a talented neighbour’s fence, Matt young cast of fresh faces Sherman knows that his last including Richard Wilson year of school will not turn (The Proposition, Deck Dogz) out to be the year that he had as Dan, recent NIDA graduexpected. With her blue eyes, ate Robin McLeavy as Jacq blonde plaits, small enam- and Emma Lung (Peaches) as elled bluebird earrings, and Naomi. Not to mention a finesse at tennis and bridge, cameo appearance by the Monica is exotic and charm- author himself‌ Find out more at www. ing and stuck in Matt’s head. Best of all she’s about to nickearls.net.

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The drive to honk is strong

Michael Hidden In this my final missive from Germany I’d like to share a couple of World Cup related cultural titbits. One thing that caught my eye was people’s tendency to celebrate their team’s victory by jumping in their cars and driving around the street tooting their horns and waving flags. This is by no means a new concept, and nor is it unique to Germany or the sport of football, but it does seems particularly intense here. In the city that actually hosted the match in question this behaviour will often continue the following day. I presume this is a result of the fans who actually went to the game, most of whom would have caught public transport to do so, feeling that they didn’t want to miss out on the real fun. Poor buggers, stuck in a stadium watching a World Cup game when they could have been out in the streets creating mayhem. The other interesting aspect of this trend is the speed at which it happens. When Germany played Argentina in the quarter finals I had cause to wander down to the local shop during half time. While the match was in progress what were normally busy city streets were eerily quiet. Within seconds of the final whistle however the hooting and waving were in full swing. People must have their cars running in the garage with doors open and flags in hand, waiting breathlessly for fulltime. ‘For god’s sake Hans, when’s this bloody game gonna finish, I wanna go a tootin’.’ One wonders how many accidents occur as whole neighbourhoods simultaneously reverse down their driveways and screech off to the nearest major intersection for this show of national rejoicing. It was not just confined to the locals either. The

Argentineans, French, Portuguese, Italians and Brazilians also showed quite a flair for vehicular celebration. The fans within the stadium are also quite an experience. Some, such as the Italians, are surprisingly subdued, only going nuts when their team scores. Others, such as the French, English, Czechs and Argentineans maintain a constant stream of noise – cheering, stomping, singing and generally carrying on, often resembling a single massive organism rather than a number of smaller ones. Some of them, especially the South Americans and Africans, add drums and other random percussion instruments as well. It sure beats the truly woeful ‘Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi.’ Football is everywhere. Even the soft porn that dominates late night TV has succumbed. One show portrayed a football game being played by a group of naked women. The point of the game was the post goal celebrations, which were rather intimate to say the least. Much like the real thing in that sense I guess. To this end goals were very frequent (so therefore quite unlike like the real thing in another sense). In fact there was only one team, each member of which would take her turn slotting the ball into the back of the net. It was conveniently made even easier by the notable absence of a goalkeeper. When we turned back to this channel two hours later it was still going. We could only conclude that despite the lack of opposition it must have been a draw and they had gone to extra time. Finally I must add a quick word of praise for Germany and its people. Unbelievably friendly and helpful, and most patient with us English speakers. One chap I met from the UK was amazed by the elderly gentleman who

bothered to jog half a kilometre to inform his group that they had obviously misunderstood the directions he had just given them. The public transport was also sensational and just about every footpath had half its space given over to a cycleway. Funnily enough I didn’t see a single traffic jam. Maybe we should send senior NSW pollies on a study tour. Although I would offer one word of warning to the Honourable Members. German beer is plentiful and delicious and German food is extremely stodgy and comes in very large servings – where Australians would offer a choice between an accompaniment of salad or vegies, Germans offer potatoes or chips, which isn’t much of a choice when you think about it. Let’s hope Michael Costa is careful, we wouldn’t want him to lose his svelte and alluring figure. Auf Wiedersehen.

Youth can write on human rights issues Richmond MP Justine Elliot is encouraging young people to enter The Human Rights Essay and Rights in Perspective Arts competitions. The Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission together with the Australian Red Cross are holding an essay and art competition for

young people aged between 11 and 18 years of age. There are two age groups for the competition, Juniors (11-14) and Seniors (15-18). The Human Rights Essay Competition calls on young people to write an essay about their thoughts and feelings on the topic of

human rights. The Rights in Perspective Arts competition calls on young people to submit an artwork in any visual medium. Entry forma are available at www.humanrights.gov.au/ competitions or call (02) 9284 9600. Applications close on August 11 at 5pm.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Sol Bailey rips it up at Rusty Gromfest

Byron Bay grommet Sol Bailey is on a roll. Pictured here taking out fifth place in the 12 and under division at the Occy Grom Comp recently, Bailey is a hot favourite for the same age group in this week’s Rusty Gromfest. Photo Steve Robertson

Lennox Head has once again served up some excellent conditions for the annual Rusty Gromfest with solid one and a half to two metre waves on offer, and the competition has been hot. The early rounds produced a few surprises with Byron Bay surfer Garret Parkes, who won the 14 and under division last year and was

one of the favourites to win it this year, was eliminated in his heat. Parkes had been suffering from an ear infection in the lead up to the competition and was clearly out of sorts. Another local surfer who was unlucky to be eliminated early on was Stephanie Sallis, however Kurt King advanced to the finals in the boys 16

and under division. Another local standout has been Byron Bay’s Sol Bailey, who is backing up from fifth place in the 12 and under division at the prestigious Billabong Occy Grom Comp held on the gold Coast recently. He is looking very promising for the boys 12 and under division finals being held on Monday.

Left bankers warne out by steady Geckos Brian Mollet The World Cup of local cricket is the Nick Shand Memorial Cricket Competition, the series where you are more likely to see a drive than a dive, where the fans generally destroy less, and the only ‘Becks’ you’ll hear about is when the Kiwis start talking rugby at drinks. Game two promised a classic encounter between past winners the Geckos and the Left Bankers, a team regrown from Wanganui rootstock in the fertile compost heap of Snakebite Pete’s cricketing dreams. The Bankers won the toss and chose to bat, opener Simon Lomath swinging freely as a topless barmaid as the score hit 18 in the second over. Chucky struggled early with the ball but was soon producing more alarming curves than a front row forward in a cocktail dress. He popped the seams of the top order with help from Tony at slip and sprightly skipper Derek who held a fine running catch. From there it was the sort of crash airplanes have, Mick Hardigan, Toby and plucky Pom Peter Wynne-Moylan all in the wickets. Only unfazed Ed the Witch Doctor hung around to argue, but sadly he had fewer partners than a pious priest. The black box, when recovered, recorded the Left Bankers all out for a diabolical 66.

Valley soccer goes from strength to strength Despite missing several key players through injury and suspension, the Brunswick Valley super seconds put up a brave fight at Weston Park, before going down 3-1 to Goonellabah. After conceding the opening goal, an under strength Valley dug in and pulled level through a Chris de Carvacho strike following a goalmouth scramble. Some fine work at the back from Jimmy Whiting and Matt Woods kept Goonellabah at bay for most of the game, before the boys finally ran out of steam late in the second half. Highlight for the seconds was yet another magnificent performance from the ubiquitous Shane Anderton. The thirsty thirds finally put their recent form slump behind them with a resound-

ing 9-3 victory over Tintenbar. After conceding the obligatory goal in the first minute, Leon McLean pulled the scores level with a sensational solo effort reminiscent of Carlos Tevez’s World Cup strike for Argentina. With Tim McLean, Mark Stephens and Kirk O’Sullivan dominating the middle of the park, Tintenbar crumbled and the floodgates opened. The return of Dan Barr and his cultured left foot has given the team an extra dimension going forward and the neat passing through the midfield meant nearly ever ybody got on the scoresheet. Special mention must go to Ben Wills for his hat-trick of tap-ins and defender Phil Morfee for his first goal for the club. The fab fourths had a

tougher time against a solid Tintenbar outfit, finding themselves 2-0 down at the break. A long range shot from Brad Warner that wriggled under the keeper gave the Mullum boys some hope, although Tintenbar stuck to their task and came home strongly to win 4-1. The fighting fifths were desperately unlucky to go down 3-2 at Goonellabah. A stunning volley from Red Rory and a second from newly discovered superstriker Fritz put the Valley 2-1 up with ten minutes to go. Despite some unbelievable saves from the legendary Norm Hale and a great performance from Lucas Mott, the opposition took the points with the winning goal coming from the last kick of the game.

Giants hang on to fifth spot on league ladder The Mullumbimby Giants faced one of the competition favourites Cudgen over the weekend and put up a good fight, just letting the game get away from them in the dying minutes. Trailing Cudgen by 20-18 with ten minutes to go, the Giants were still in with a chance, but a late Cudgen try sealed their fate. ‘We had plenty of chance in the match, but poor execution and not sticking to

our game plan cost us,’ said Mullum coach Paul Latta. ‘We were below strength this week with injuries, so hopefully in the next few weeks with everyone back on deck we’ll get back to playing the football we’re capable of.’ Mullumbimby is tied for fifth spot at the moment with Marist Brothers, and Latta is confident that they can secure a finals berth although he admits that it won’t be easy. ‘We need to do plenty of

ball work and learn to be patient,’ said Latta. ‘We can’t afford mistakes at this end of the season, so we need to concentrate on ball security and good field position to make sure we’re in with a chance.’ Standouts for Latta were Brett Archibald, Adam McKenzie and Chase Nelson. Final score Cudgen 26 d Mullumbimby 18; reserves Cudgen 28 d Mullumbimby 26; under 18s Mullumbimby 34 d Cudgen 20.

Iggy is inspirational for Byron Bay Matt Alexander Saturday saw Byron Bay rugby union do everything possible to put a team on the field despite being crippled by injury and unavailability. Fourteen men took the field against Woolgoolga and within five minutes old boy Cain was injured and the Bay was down to thirteen. A blow by blow description of the game would not capture the spirit and utter determination of the side as they battled, fought and bashed their way to an amazing five all draw. Players had to slot into positions unfamiliar and Unreal Sunday cricket! Shane from Left Bank shows the finger that hitched a thousand lifts. Teammate Greg does the ‘spliffy skip’, whilst the Gecko’s Simon pretends to be a statue of Nicholas Shand. Photo courtesy of Getty Images

even our long retired assistant coach Ian (Iggy, Igloo) Melhuish took to the field to assist his boys and help grind out a draw that, by the game’s end, felt like a massive victory for the Bay. Though Saturday showed the team’s character, the club cannot continue to put scratch teams on the field and win. From now on, with players returning everyone needs to all show their commitment to have a chance at winning the title. Special mention was made of centre Mark Ainsworth, halfback Andre Smith and gifted find

of the year winger turned centre Ben Murray. Current players and old boys all must however take their hats off to Iggy who, despite being well retired, took to the field in the team’s darkest hour to show everyone what it is to be part of the Bay and what being the heart of the Bay really means. His collection of the players’ player award showed how much his effort was valued by all those on the field. Next week Byron Bay plays Evans Head at Evans Head and training will be at the League grounds this week.

Bangalow shows grit against strong opposition

Last weekend’s top of the table clash in the Village After lunch and a pep talk stitched up quicker than a rugby union competition the Bankers came out firing, soccer ball made in Pakistan, saw Bangalow triumph over Shane picking up two victims leaving the Geckos sitting second place Evans River and Mick Carville holding pretty with Main Arm on top 19-13. Showing a great deal on to a hard hit off the bowl- of the table. of restraint and commitment ing of the beguiling Witch Next week incumbent tro- following the Mark Ella sellDoctor. For the Geckos, phy holders the Mullum out lunch, the players were Tony survived two chances Drift-ins take on a Eureka well prepared for a very but tested the boundaries as side desperate for a win, a tough game, which was regularly as a six year old matchup that has cricket exactly what they got. It was a fast and furious with ADHD. His 30, and buffs everywhere preparing steady batting from the to be gobsmacked all over contest with neither side givbrainstrust (Simon and again. Watch this space for ing an inch, but a series of penalties was the story of Derek) had the match full report.

first half, with Ben Cummings maintaining his 100% record giving Bangalow a 12-6 at the break. The second half saw sustained and almost continual pressure by Evans, but they could not penetrate the Bangalow defence. Bangalow were very good in the lineouts, with captain Jock Craigie and Greg Cromwell outstanding. Evans were bigger and heavier in the forwards but Bangalow were faster and fitter.

Then out of the blue the smallest and lightest player Chris Bleakley pounced on a loose ball and beat two defenders, scampering 65 metres to score. A late consolation try to Evans gave them a glimmer of hope, but it was too late. Very few mistakes plus a well organised and disciplined forward pack, showed why Bangalow are the competition leaders. Bye next week; training at 6pm on Wednesday.

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WHAT LIES BENEATH THE STARS

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‘I started out basically doing the singer songwriting thing, guitar and vocals, a bit of a bluesy thing. The scene was quite small, but it was great. I was a regular at The Excelsior in Glebe for a while. I played down there on one of those little nylon guitars, bluesy and a bit out of tune, then I met up with a couple of guys and played with them and then stumbled on Mark Giblan and his home studio and did lots of gigs with him and he was also playing in a band called Spook with Paul Mac and then I’d write with them. It was electronic and they’d come up with laid

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LIZ MARTIN HAS AN EXCEPTIONAL VOICE. IT’S UNIQUE. PAUL MAC EVEN WENT ON TO RAVE: ‘HER VOICE HAS TO BE HEARD. IDIOSYNCRATIC AND QUIRKY ... WHAT I LOVE ABOUT HER VOICE IS THE HONESTY.’

‘I wrote a bunch of songs and some of them were good and some of them were terrible. ‘I had a friend, Michael Bridges who was recording violin as we went, and spoke to Ben Moore who had done a bunch of stuff with Jeff Lang and I asked him to work on them with him and then we met up with the bass player. We made a makeshift studio and tipped the furniture over and pulled out the funny basslines, and pulled out the guides. I particularly love Cold as Hell, I’m quite proud of it.’ It’s been a huge learning curve for Liz, who has learnt a lot about the recording biz by getting in there and doing it herself. ‘I’ve gone from sitting in my bedroom to working with people and everyone’s been so lovely. The Independent scene is about everyone helping each other along.’

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While SNOW PATROL’S first two album releases earned them some light praise, it wasn’t until 2004’s ‘Final Straw’ that this part-Irish, partScottish band really made some waves with their soaring rock style and sing-along anthems. Singer/ songwriter Gary Lightbody’s earnest delivery and the band’s jangling-rock backing finally began to emerge triumphant, so without too much of a break, they began work on their new album ‘Eyes Open’. While there have been some changes in their line-up (departure and arrivals) Snow Patrol’s sound remains true to form with plenty of material that will surely please existing fans. With a firm following for their music, the band decided to continue their partnership with producer Jacknife Lee (best known for his work with U2) and to follow on with material that doesn’t stray far from the sound that Snow Patrol have grown into over the years. ‘He did the last album with us and he’s an amazing character,’ says Gary, of Jacknife Lee. ‘His depth of knowledge of music is staggering, and his actual musical ability is pretty staggering as well. He is able to work with us individually because he plays every instrument, and he’s able to work with the song as a whole because he hears the potential.’ As the new single ‘You’re All I Have’ begins the campaign to reaffirm Snow Patrol’s talent, the accompanying album ‘Eyes Open’ perfectly follows suit with a collection of tracks that add further depth to their sound, without losing any of the instant appeal of their previous work. One of the standout songs from the album, and surely a likely candidate for future single release is the slowlybuilding ‘Chasing Cars’, which is a love song that bypasses standard cheesy sentiment for an empowering assessment of love and relationships. As Gary explains, ‘The thing about ‘Chasing Cars’ is that it’s the very first time I’ve written a love song without an unhappy or unresolved ending, or a weird knife-in-the-side moment. It’s really just about wasting time with someone you love. There’s not really any other narrative in it, other than you’re placed in this relationship that’s really working, in the middle of an album where you’re not really sure whether the overall relationship is working at all. In that sense I guess it throws up a few questions of its own within the context of the whole album. ‘When I first wrote the track, everybody that heard it really gave it the thumbs up. It’s the first song I’ve ever written where nobody has criticized anything about it... which is a good sign.’

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we realised he was missing. He popped out to get a packet of cigarettes and never came back. The kids and I are most disturbed. Was it something we said? Did we rub him up the wrong way? Was it a delayed reaction to the removal of his manhood? The humiliating bell? Had he stopped loving us? Did he need space to find himself? Is he on a spiritual journey? Jesus, he’s orange... has he become a sannyasin? What if he was gay, and didn’t know if we’d accept him? Was it the NoFrills jellymeat? The kids made signs and photocopied them. They’ve pinned them to trees all around Baywood Chase. They did a letter box drop and door knocked. Man, while there’s a lot of lovely people out there, you just don’t know the freaks in your street until you’ve knocked on every door. At one house a five year old answered the door with a t-shirt declaring ‘You Suck’. Lovely. At another an angry man growled ‘NO’. (I should add that the kids did accidentally pull his doorknob off). Another was nude. So far no cat.

I’ve prepared the children for the worst. I said to my young daughter, ‘I think Lolly may have gone to a better place.’ She’s like, ‘You mean Tom Misner’s?’ It is just up the hill. Maybe it’s true. Maybe the cat did upgrade his accommodation. Last night I rushed outside to the sound of screeching tyres and meowing. A woman was attempting to wrestle a large fluffy ginger cat into her vehicle. She’d read the notice and thought she’d captured the missing cat. Sadly, she just got herself badly scratched up by Foster, the fluffy ginger muscle moggie from across the road. The kids have put up a large reward for any information that may help us locate our cat. At the moment, it’s just a collection of crappy McDonald’s toys, but it is expected to improve over the weekend. If you do find him, Dead or Alive, call us 6685 4045. We haven’t given up hope, but we’ve cleared a little burial patch next to the rabbit, the five guinea pigs, the three goldfish and grandpa.

performing at Ballina RSL on Friday 21 July as part of the candlelit dinner concept. She’ll be singing a medley of songs from the fifties to today including ‘Lipstick on your collar’ and ‘What I did for Love’. Julie’s special guest will be singer-songwriter-musician Glenn Brace, whose talent has earned him opening act appearances for international artists such as George Benson, Anne Murray and Art Garfunkel. If you would like to reserve a table for the Julie Anthony Candlelight Dinner Show with Glenn Brace, contact Ballina RSL on 6686 2544. Tickets are $35.

EMBRACE YOUR LOVE HANDLES They play music to make you laugh, music to make you cry, they play music to make you want to lay down and die. The Love Handles bring their slightly silly swing to the Why Not Restaurant in Jonson Street this Wednesday. The Handles have been playing around for eight years and have built up a dedicated and devoted following. This week they might perform the everpopular Sensitive new Age Guys. The Love Handles – the band that grows on you.

SYSTEMATIC, ENIGMATIC, MIGHTY PRAGMATIC The Mighty Pragmatics have made a name for themselves on the North Coast as a cranking, spanking funk outfit. With blasting horns and soulful grooves, these guys will get the pedal to the pavement, bodies shaking and good times a making. They play the Beach Hotel on Sunday.

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FAITH AND SCIENCE Faith and science. Some would have you believe they’re mutually exclusive ideas. Some would say the two are inextricably entwined. Shane Nicholson simply sees them as two ends of a remarkable album. That incredibly emotional voice is still there, but solidly backed by the music you know is driving his heart. It’s not surprising when you consider that Australian luminaries such as Diesel and Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), perform on the album. Shane has opened his heart and whether it be pain, joy or plain philosophical questioning, it’s there for all to see. Faith and science – we all need a bit of both when it comes down to it. Shane Nicholson at the Hotel Great Northern on Sunday.

WIZARD OF WAZ To kick off another run of great mid-winter afternoon gigs at Yami’s CafÊ, Waz Porter will be filling the street with music. On the outdoor deck with the wind and sun in his hair (yes, he still has hair), Waz will be playing his heartfelt songs. Just short of claiming he is a one man band he will be singing and playing guitar, harmonica, tambourine and various acoustic effects. See you there just after lunch this Sunday.

CULTURE POETRY SHORT AND SWEET This month’s Dangerously Poetic Reading features Haiku and other Japanese poetic forms. At the Bangalow RSL this Sunday the monthly event features local poets who have excelled in poetry such as haiku, tanka, haibun, and senryu. Special guest reader is Murwillumbah’s internationally reknown haiku poet, Janice Bostok. For an open reading bring your favourite Japanese poems or use ones already written in these forms. $5/4.

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FEEL THE VIBES It’s a chance to warm body and soul at the hottest dance party on the planet when Tribal Vibes fires up at Durrumbul Hall on Saturday. A musical gathering that rejoices in the rhythms of the earth and the spirit of love and unity. Featuring DJ’s Mahdu, Del Larkin, Benji Booth, Tone Broker and Andy Holm. 8 til late. $10.

DON’T MISS DIANA The fabulous Diana Anaid invites one and all to a totally unique once in a lifetime event. A childbirth. Only kidding. It’s something

STORYTELLING ADULTS ONLY Next Friday 21 July local storyteller Jenni Cargill teams up with Nancy Mellon to present an Adults Only storytelling evening at the Durrumbul Hall called ‘Stories to Light the Dark’. Just in case you wondered, this really is big people stuff, and the little ones won’t really get it. Bookings to 6684 6548.

STAND UP COMEDY CHECK OUT CHOOLBURRA Every now and then you’ll see a comedian that not only makes you laugh, they have that ability to lift your mood and connect an audience. Sean Choolburra is exactly that type of comedian. He has a naive charm and innocence that’s refreshing, and a humility on stage that just makes you love him all the more. Destined to be the

similar, it’s the creation of her latest film clip and she wants you to dress wild as you can. This is a 100% proudly local event showcasing colourful culture as well as Diana’s incredible songwriting and performance before she heads back to the USA to work on her next studio CD. The show will include jugglers, acrobats, firedancers, hoola hoop girls, unicycling, fortune tellers, stiltwalkers and a whole lot more!!! Saturday 29 July at the Nimbin Bush Theatre from 6pm. (See giveaways on the gig guide for free tix!)

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next big thing, this former Bangarra Dance troupe member is just talent on tap. Don’t miss his show at the Byron Community Centre when he films his new DVD release. Be part of the magic! $18/22 with tix available by ringing 6685 5659. 8pm start.

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COMEDY FOR KIDS Just something for you to jot in your diary. The talented kids of Spaghetti Circus have been trying their hand at stand up comedy. After a couple of months tuition, the kids are ready for their spot at the open mike. This night of comedy cabaret is a fundraiser for the Tin Shed, so we’ll be needing more than just Mum’s bums on seats. This is a remarkably funny and fresh take on life. Find out what kids think of you! Byron Community Centre on Sunday 30 July at 6pm. $15/20 at the door!

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SLOW FOOD If you are hankering for a 5 course Northern European Christmas in July dinner join the Slow Food crew in their dinner on Saturday 22 July at Fresca at Bangalow. Non-members welcome so contact Rose Marie Toynbee on 6687 0597.

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checking their emails,’ laughs Hamilton. ‘Usually our shows are pretty off the hook. It’s just something that’s lacking in dance music. You see rock bands with such personality and everyone’s jumping around going wild. Then you go and see your favourite dance act and it’s two boring geeks hiding behind their machines,’ he laments. ‘We want the audience to enjoy it but we also want to enjoy it ourselves!’ In my experience the Presets experience lives up to this promise with Hamilton invariably strutting spasmodically and Moyes drumming like an epileptic octopus.

for the past two years. ‘We see ourselves on that blurred line, that grey area,’ explains Hamilton. ‘As every year goes by those genres become less and less relevant. These days you go to techno or dance clubs and they’re playing their favourite rock tunes and vice versa.’ It’s also seen them being likened to Modular label stable-mates Cut Copy, a band they have a lot of appreciation for. ‘They’re great, they’ve still got that party vibe but they’re a lot more polished,’ says Hamilton. ‘They’re a bit more romantic and we’re a bit more of a punch in the face. They are the shoe polish and we’re the vomit!’

The angle that sees The Presets approach dance music with indie sensibilities in mind pits them perfectly into the current crossover environment that has engulfed the music world

Hamilton’s colourful similes didn’t end with the vomit. When I quizzed him about his creative process he replied ‘making music is like taking a shit; I just need to get it out. If I don’t I get very angry!’

GEMINI : Computers freeze,

SCORPIO : This week

emails vanish, cell phones rebel, people yell, meetings get missed, everyone’s‌ at the effect of Mercury retrograde again. You’ll cope better than most by downsizing drama queeny scenes – which are wearing, expensive and decidedly unstylish.

Tibetan buddhists honour Yama, god of the underworld – which is where you might feel you are with the present strained relations and hellish glitches. There’s a lot of misleading disinformation in the airwaves but you can make a difference by downplaying the drama factor.

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Proust wrote at night while a string quartet played: Everything we think of as great has come to us from neurotics. The world will never realise how much they suffered‌ Yeah right. But causing suffering’s bad karma so don’t do it – to yourself or anyone else this week.

interesting idea could end up as anything but this week, so don’t take something on without thoroughly checking what’s required on your part – which might be more than you bargained for. Be practical, use your commonsense, go with facts over wishful thinking.

Mercury retrogrades into Cancer today, plus it’s full Moon. Citizens are emotionally feral but what the hell, this is the north coast – so if you’re feeling frag, surround yourself with a love bubble and avoid angry people, sad movies and the news.

LEO : You centre stagers relish attention, but this week – inexplicably – others could resent your strong personality and commanding presence. Being a sensitive extrovert isn’t easy, so unless you’re feeling really emotionally robust don’t put yourself in the line of fire. Let them come to you.

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busy bolstering boundaries and drawing lines which mustn’t be crossed, circumstances are conspiring to break them down. Existence is definitely bent on getting up close and personal with you, and not nice you either – this week you’ll be shaking hands with your dark side.

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ARIES : You find it hard to accept someone else’s ideas or guidelines, and if others don’t play your way you won’t play at all – when really what you need is cleverer and more userfriendly methods of enlisting support. Arguing only puts up walls – but this week subtlety, believe it or else, works. TAURUS : Retro Mercury’s

always a major patience tester and this week has high frustration levels and explosive potential. You’ll only be able to push so far, so be aware of people’s limits. Try to accept gracefully that others mightn’t be ready, interested or have time.

observe and analyse actions and results, but this week any hint of armchair expert’s likely to drive people nuts. And they’re right – doing something’s much harder than tearing it apart. Avoid clashes by judiciously desisting from criticism, however well meant. LIBRA : When times get

tough I tend to recommend prayer – perhaps a short one like Help! – or a visit to your nearest Temple of Retail Therapy. If neither of these work, there’s nothing for it but some unLibran but still beneficial soul searching. Think of it as this year’s inner makeover.

As you can probably tell The Presets don’t take themselves too seriously. This comes across in their music and onstage personas. ‘We just like being dickheads,’ Hamilton jokes, ‘Pop music is such a disposable thing anyway. We’re not Morrissey or anything with any weight so it’s impossible to take yourself too seriously. We don’t want to disappear up our own arses!’, (which is probably beneficial for the acoustics of their live show). Mostly, they just want to encourage everyone to bonk. ‘My feeling on life lately is that we’re living in quite a terrible world these days,’ he continues. ‘Really the only things left to do are screw and dance. If we can help people do one of those things then that’s mission accomplished!’ So if you want to help The Presets accomplish their mission at Splendour bring your mojo or your bassline pogo.

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probably won’t go the way you expect this week, so if you can let go of what you thought you wanted – well, all expectations really – and stay available to what’s on offer then you stand a better chance of being quite delightfully surprised. AQUARIUS : While you’re

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

PISCES : Sometimes the cosmos provides a scenario where you succeed wildly without even trying, but this doesn’t seem to be one of those weeks. In the present climate of moods, brooding and power sulks, the luuurve word is your best ally – the more you use it, the more evidence of it you’ll get.

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MOVIE REVIEWS

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN

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displaced drinking buddies. Director Gaby Dellal tells the story with warmth and a light touch, but never tries to gloss over the very real social and family upheavals that Frank and so many others like him are now confronted by. Peter Mullan’s stolid, everyday Frank and wife Joan, perfectly played by Brenda Blethyn, come to the contradictory realisation that, though some things simply cannot be changed, anything is possible. At the conclusion of the swim, his reward is far greater than he had ever imagined. As is the viewer’s. John Campbell

BRASILEIRINHO Brasileirinho explores the vital world of Choro, the name for what many consider to be Brazilian jazz.

There is an early scene in this endearing movie in which a disabled child shows the Glasgow hard man what true courage and resilience is all about. It’s worth the price of admission on its own. Frank has been laid-off from the shipyard. His self-regard is in tatters, he is estranged from his house-husband son, his missus is secretly planning her own liberation and he is tormented by a tragedy from the past. It sounds bleak, but it’s not – not by a long shot. To restore his manhood and exorcise his demons, he resolves to swim the English Channel and is loyally supported in his preparation by four similarly

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4.30 Movie: Stormy Weather (G, 1936) Tom Walls, Ralph Lynn, Robertson Hare, Yvonne Arnaud 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.40 Backyard Science 10.55 Kids In The Garden 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) 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: Taking Hold (G) 12.35 Movie: Up To His Neck (G, B&W, 1954) Ronald Shiner, Brian Rix, Laya Raki, Harry Fowler 2.20 Movie: Boy Slaves (PG, B&W, 1938) Anne Shirley, Roger Daniel 3.25 National Press Club Address

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4.30 Movie: Jack Ahoy (G, B&W, 1934) Jack Hulbert, Nancy O’Neil, Alfred Drayton 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.40 Backyard Science 10.55 Kids In The Garden 11.00 Crime Team 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 Dugong Trail 6.30 The Pet Show 7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 Report 8.00 Catalyst Puts the latest in lie detection technology to the test 8.30 The West Wing (PG) 10.00 Kath And Kim Repeat 10.30 Lateline 11.05 SET: Ernie Althoff And Rod Cooper 11.35 Trevor’s World Of Sport (M, s) 12.05 Movie: The Rocking Horse Winner (G, B&W, 1949) John Mills, Valerie Hobson 1.35 Movie: Sailing Along (G, B&W, 1938) Jessie Matthews, Roland Young 3.05 Movie: Tawny Pipit (G, B&W, 1944) Life in a wartime village is disrupted when two rare birds nest in the local meadow. Starring Bernard Miles, Rosamund John, Niall MacGinnis, Jean Gillie

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4.30 Movie: To Paris With Love (G, 1954) A widower and his son go to Paris. Starring Alec Guinness, Odile Versois 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.40 Backyard Science 10.55 Kids In The Garden 11.00 Naked Planet 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 The Way We Were 1.35 Men Behaving Badly 2.00 Corridors Of Power 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 Vincent (M, v) 10.15 The Chaser’s War On Everything 10.10 Black Books: Cooking The Books (PG) 10.35 Lateline 11.15 The Glass House (M, sr,a) 11.45 Rage (M)

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Weatherwatch And World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report 2006 FIFA World Cup Concert Celebrating the cultural diversity of global football and music Food Lovers Guide To Australia Football Stars Of Tomorrow World Sport The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport Help New series about ambulance officers and paramedics Two Of Us New series about the most unlikely pairings and all kinds of human relationships Dateline World News Australia Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Close

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Weatherwatch And World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Dateline The Burden Of Innocence Long-time inmates recently exonerated by DNA testing A Fork In Africa School Torque World Sport The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport Inspector Rex Hotline Storyling Australia: Dirty War Since 9/11 the US has wanted to establish more bases in more countries as a key strategy in its war on terror, meanwhile a global toxic horror story is emerging from those living near present and past bases in the US and overseas World News Australia Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Close Weatherwatch And World News Italian News Das Journal Spanish News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Killing Hitler Men Of Passion Every June more than 100,000 people gather on the Piazza del Campo to watch an 80-second bareback horse race A Fork In Africa Elizabeth Chong’s Tiny Delights Eat in Guangzhou World Sport The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport Lonely Planet – Six Degrees: Tokyo The Insiders Guide To Love (M, v,du,cl) Series from New Zealand World News Australia Rough Science Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Close

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Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping 8 Simple Rules Movie: Tom Sawyer (PG, 1973) Johnnie Whitaker, Warren Oates, Celeste Holm 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 Prison Break (M) 24 (M) Double episode The First 48 (M) Alias (M) Home Shopping Danoz Direct Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping 8 Simple Rules Movie: In The Line Of Duty – Smoke Jumpers (PG, v, 1996) True account of the men who parachute into forest fires. Starring Adam Baldwin, Lindsay Frost, Timothy Carhart 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) Stargate SG-1 Alias (M) Home Shopping Danoz Direct Creflo A Dollar Home Shopping Sunrise Raggs Seaside Hotel Morning News Home Shopping 8 Simple Rules Movie: Toys (PG,1992) An eccentric toymaker discovers his family business is being misused by his militaristic uncle. Starring Robin Williams, Michael Gambon, Joan Cusack, Robin Wright Penn, LL Cool J, Donald O’Connor, Arthur Malet 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 Count Of Monte Cristo (M, v, 2002) An innocent man is wrongly but deliberately imprisoned and his strategy for revenge. Starring James Caviezel, Guy Pearce, Richard Harris, James Frain X:Press (PG) 8 Simple Rules 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 Honey We’re Killing The Kids House NCIS (M) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Enjoying Everyday Life Kenneth Copeland More Religion

All Ten programs between 5pm and 11pm (approx) nightly are Closed Captioned (CC) 6.00 7.00 8.30 9.00 11.00 11.30 12.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.30 9.30

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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) A teenage boy whose younger sister had recently died of AIDS fired on a doctor hitting an innocent person and then committed suicide 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 The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Big Brother Veronica Mars Veronica is hired to track down a high school’s missing mascot, Polly the Parrot Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Late News Sports Tonight The Living End – How To Make An Album (M, cl) Video Hits Up-Late Infomercial Cottonwood Christian Centre Infomercial Jesse Duplantis Infomercial

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Today Extra Danoz 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 McLeod’s Daughters (PG) Without A Trace (M) Lotto Suspicious Minds (PG) Shock Docs (M) Life Of Grime: New York (PG) Nightline The Late Car Show Late Show With David Letterman Justice League All Of Us Guthy Renker Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America

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Rage continues Jeopardy Stateline Australian Story Foreign Correspondent Words: Rodney Hall Netball: The Highlights Show Rugby Union LIVE – NSW Premier Rugby Tri Nations Bowls Head 2 Head Jason Stevens v Kevin Walters Gardening Australia ABC News Doctor Who New series Creature Comforts The Bill (M, v) The Last Detective (M, v) Jonathan Creek (M, a) Rage (M)

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Kid’s Programs Insiders Inside Business Offsiders Asia Pacific Focus Songs Of Praise Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick (G*) Lang Lang Carnegie Hall Debut Walks With An Architect London with Jaques Ferrier Dickens In America Sunday Arts Jimmy Carter At The Movies The Einstein Factor ABC News Planet Earth Bleak House (G) Opera Australia’s Golden Jubilee Compass: Mother Teresa The saint making business Sydney International Piano Comp Movie: The Thing From Another World (PG, 1951) James Arness, Kenneth Tobey Movie: Cuckoo In The Nest (G, B&W, 1933) Ralph Lynn, Tom Walls Movie: The Great Barrier (G, B&W, 1937) Richard Arlen, Lilli Palmer

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4.30 Movie: Everybody Dance (G, 1936) Cicely Courtneidge, Ernest Truex, Kathleen Harrison 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.40 Backyard Science 10.55 Kids In The Garden 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: Peter Brock 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 Spooks: Legitimate Target (M, v) MI5 12.10 Torso In The Thames (M, v) An investigation which led to the world of African ritual killing 1.00 Movie: Love On Wheels (G, B&W, 1932) Jack Hulbert, Edmund Gwenn, Leonora Corbett 2.30 Movie: Danger Patrol (PG, B&W, 1937) Sally Eilers, John Beal, Harry Carey 3.25 Tri Nations Bowls

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4.30 Movie: Princess Charming (G, B&W, 1934) Evelyn Laye, Yvonne Arnaud, George Grossmith, Max Miller 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.40 Backyard Science 10.55 Kids In The Garden 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: Diamonds 6.05 Time Team 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Grumpy Old Women: High Anxiety 8.30 The Bill (M, v) 9.20 Foreign Correspondent 10.05 Gregory Crewdson Suburban boy 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Creature Features (Cinema Series) 12.00 Red Cap (M, v) 1.00 Movie: Strange Boarders (G, B&W, 1938) Tom Walls, Rene Saint-Cyr, Googie Withers, Irene Handl 2.20 Movie: The Great Man Votes (G, B&W, 1939) John Barrymore, Virginia Weidler, Peter Holden 3.35 Head Start (G)

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Weatherwatch And World News Italian News Das Journal Spanish News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Masterpiece On Saturday Opera: Tosca How Samira Made Blackboards, a film about the lives of Kurdish people in the mountainous area of Kurdistan whose lives are under attack by chemical warfare from Iraq The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport As it Happaned: Rendezvous With Death – Kennedy And Castro 40 years after JFK’s assassination a researcher reveals details surrounding the duel between John F and Robert Kennedy versus Fidel Castro Iron Chef Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Close

Disney Adventures Saturday Disney The Saturday Club Flipper And Lopaka Disney Adventures That’s So Raven Eclipse X:Press The Food Trail BYO Kitchen Saturday Kitchen Destination New Zealand Queenstown Sydney Weekender Seven News The World Around Us Rugby LIVE from Brisbane – Australia v South Africa 10.00 Movie: Windtalkers (AV, v,a, 2002) The battle against the Japanese throughout the Pacific was slowed by the Japanese ability to crack coded military transmissions. In 1942 several hundred Navajo Americans were recruited as Marines and trained to use their language as code, it was the only one never broken by the Japanese. Starring Nicolas Cage, Adam Beach, Peter Stormare, Noah Emmerich, Mark Ruffalo 12.45 Movie: Mumford (MA, 1999) Loren Dean, Hope Davis, Jason Lee, Alfre Woodard, Mary McDonnell, Pruitt Taylor Vince 3.00 Home Shopping

Weatherwatch Filipino News Hungarian News Italian News Korean News Latin American News Maltese News Polish News Ukrainian News Dream Of Hope 2006 Tour De Suisse Speedweek Football Stars Of Tomorrow The World Game Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport Lost Worlds: The Bible Unearthed New series bringing together scientific findings as well as archaeological discoveries to cast light on whether certain aspects of biblical history are true Science: The Odyssey Of Life – The Desire For A Child Rough Science: Mountain A group of scientists at an old mill high in the Rocky Mountains, Colorado attempt getting a mountains’ vital statistics without the use of a helicopter Tour De France Live Stages LIVE Close

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Weatherwatch And World News Italian News Das Journal Spanish News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Polish News Dateline Israel’s Generals: Moshe Dayan Wine Lovers Guide To Australia World Sport The Journal The What If Man Science fiction Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport Top Gear Broken News New series South Park (M, a) World News Australia City Of Men: The Emporer’s Crown (M) Anatomy For Beginners (MA, a,n) Movie: Tiresia (MA, v,s,a, 2003) Recounts the ancient Greek myth of a blind prophet who lived as both a man and a woman The Nanny Close Weatherwatch World News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Movie: Secret Ballot (G, 2001) Iranian drama about the difficulties of making democracy work in present day Iran as a soldier is stationed on a deserted beach when an electoral urn lands via parachute Fearless – Stories From Asian Women The Journal Hanging Out With Henry The Journal Newshour Tour De France Highlights World News Australia World Sport Pregnant In Two Wombs Cutting Edge: White Terror Based on over two years of investigation into the most active extremist Neo-Nazi groups, an ideology which seems to be gaining new territory, revealing the forces that hide behind the white power and new racist slogans and the international links between these groups from Stockholm to Dallas via Moscow World News Australia Tour De France LIVE – Stage 9 Close

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Religion Stanley Fairy Tale Police Weekend Sunrise Sportsworld My Business Medical Rookies All Saints Movie: Wargames (PG, cl,v, 1983) Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coleman, John Wood, Ally Sheedy, Barry Corbin Movie: The Poof Point (G, 2001) Mark Curry, Dawnn Lewis, Tahj Mowry, Raquel Lee, Jan Broberg Felt, Tia Iwasaki Fawlty Towers Seven News It Takes Two True Stories: Sophie’s Story Sophie Martin Movie: Calendar Girls (PG, 2003) The Women’s Institute in Great Britain take the term ‘natural exposure’ to a new level. Starring Helen Mirren, Julie Walters, John Alderton, Linda Bassett Movie: Bowling For Columbine (M, 2002) Filmmaker Michael Moore explores the roots of America’s predilection for gun violence Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Toasted TV Faireez Totally Wild Fergus McPhail Video Hits State Focus Australians Of The Year 2006 I Fish Seriously AFL Saturday Afternoon AFL LIVE – Essendon v St Kilda Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons Homer enrols in a nuclear physics class at Springfield University and convinces three nerdy classmates to help him pull off a prank Everybody Loves Raymond Saturday Night AFL LIVE from Subiaco – West Coast v Sydney World Poker Tour Aviation Club – Grand Prix De Paris Before The Game Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Bayless Conley Key Of David Hour Of Power

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Sunrise Raggs Home Shopping Morning News Wheel Of Fortune 8 Simple Rules Movie: Miracle In The Woods (M, a, 1997) Family members losing touch with each other’s feelings. Starring Meredith Baxter, Delia Reese, Anna Chlumsky Blue Heelers 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 Chicago with Dominic Purcell, Queensland’s Capricorn country, Perth Zoo Desperate Housewives (M) Grey’s Anatomy (M) Boston Legal (M) Scrubs Arrested Development Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise Raggs Home Shopping Morning News Wheel Of Fortune 8 Simple Rules Movie: Above & Beyond (M, v,cl,s, 2001) Two New Orleans police officers find their partnership and friendship challenged when one is critically injured. Starring Costas Mandylor, Alexandra Paul, Adam Baldwin, Robert Costanzo Blue Heelers 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 Criss Angel Mind Freak (M) Mile High (MA) Home Shopping Religion 5.30 Home Shopping

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Mass For You At Home Meditation Medication Pirate Island Totally Wild Meet The Press Video Hits LIVE from Federation Square in Melbourne Movie: Double Platinum (1999) A talented young singer is reunited with the mother who left her when she was a child. Starring Diana Ross, Brandy Norwood, Allen Payne, Roger Rees, Harvey Fierstein Free Carrera Cup Targa Tasmania 2006 RPM Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons Big Brother Law & Order: Criminal Intent (M) Double episode Formula One Grand Prix France Moto GP Germany 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 Queen Eye For The Straight Guy The Oprah Winfrey Show (PG) Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Scope The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Big Brother Law & Order: SVU (M) Numb3rs (M) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Enjoying Everyday Life With Joyce Meyer 4.30 Kenneth Copeland 5.00 Life Today With James Robison 5.30 This Is Your Day With Benny Hinn

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Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News TTN Home Life Style Queen 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 All New Simpsons The Wedge (PG) The O.C. (M) Rove Live (M, cl,a) Guests include Wolfmother Late News And Sports Tonight Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Volvo Round the World Ocean Race Video Hits Up-Late Infomercial Enjoying Everyday Life Kenneth Copeland More Religion

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Danoz Untold Wealth Guthy Renker Kids Programs So Fresh Fishing Australia MXTV The Car Show The Snow Show Cirque De Soleil – Corteo Getaway Talk To The Animals Bert’s Family Feud NBN News Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Movie: Richie Rich (PG, v, 1994) Macaulay Caulkin, John Larroquette, Edward Hermann, Jonathan Hyde Lotto Movie: Rush Hour (M, v,cl, 1998) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Tom Wilkinson, Elizabeth Pena, Philip Baker Hall, Mark Rolston, Tzi Ma, Rex Linn Movie: The Fixer (M, v,cl,s, 1997) A lawyer who can fix any situation for his wealthy clients has a riding accident which turns his conscience. Starring John Voight, Brenda Bakke Whose Line Is It Anyway? Late Show With David Letterman Home Shopping Danoz Guthy Renker The Shapies Untold Wealth Business Sunday Sunday The Sunday Footy Show Sunday Roast Sunday AFL LIVE – Port Adelaide v Geelong Sunday Rugby League Wests Tigers v Canberra Raiders Evening News You Are What You Eat Turn Back Your Body Clock 60 Minutes CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (M) CSI: Miami (M) Comedy Inc – The Late Shift (M, cl,sr) Movie: Purgatory (M, v, 1999) An outlaw band, fleeing a posse, rides into Refuge, a small town that is actually between heaven and hell where no-one carries a gun, drinks or swears, whose inhabitants are all famous dead outlaws. Starring Sam Shepard, Eric Roberts, Randy Quaid, Peter Stormare, Brad Rowe, Donnie Wahlberg AFL Fremantle v Collingwood At The Movies: Jindabyne (PG) Guthy Renker Australia Primetime Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Today Extra Danoz 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 What’s Good For You The Kylie Interview Lotto Close To Home (M) Body Of Evidence (M) Psychic Detectives Nightline Movie: Clay Pigeons (AV15+, s,v,cl, 1998) The only way for Clay to set things straight is to beat a twisted individual at his own game of deceit and double-crossing. Stars Joaquin Phoenix, Vince Vaughn Farscape Guthy-Renker Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America 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 Torvill And Dean’s Dancing On Ice (PG) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (M) Penn & Teller: BS (M cl,sr) Double episode Nightline Star Trek: Enterprise (M) Late Show With David Letterman Stingers (M) Guthy-Renker Australia Entertainment Tonight Whose Line Is It Anyway

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Council recognise that our food and wine industry underpins the whole Gold Coast experience – not just for our visitors, but as part of the everyday lifestyle for those of us who live here.’ The festival will get off to a gala start with the Awards of Excellence hosted by Restaurant and Catering Queensland’s Gold Coast Branch at Royal Pines Resort on July 31. Other key events include: • Seafood Paradise Weekend – cooking demonstrations, night markets, a signature cocktail competition and special dining events, held in the Surfers Paradise precinct from August 4-6; • Three Chefs do Lunch – featuring three local celebrity chefs creating an extravagant ninecourse menu at the Gold Coast Arts Centre on August 5; • Tastes of Broadbeach – regional produce expo, a progressive dinner and plenty of live street entertainment, held in the Broadbeach precinct from August 18-20; • Gold Coast Signature Dish Competition – local chefs vie to create our own signature dish at the Marina Mirage Farmers Markets on August 19 (check date with Wendy); • Mushrooms on Main – challenging the chefs of Tedder Avenue Main Beach to create a range of mushroom-inspired dishes, on August 26; and • A la Carte on the Beach – a family fun day of food, wine and live entertainment in Queen Elizabeth Park, Coolangatta on August 27. For more information and a full program of events, visit www.tastesofgoldcoast.com.au

A month-long feast of culinary creativity is on the menu for this year’s Tastes of Gold Coast festival. A joint initiative of Gold Coast City Council and Gold Coast Tourism, the festival encompasses a taste-tempting program of food-and-wine themed banquets, dinners, street parties, markets, competitions and more, held at a range of different venues throughout August. ‘Tastes of Gold Coast is designed to showcase every aspect of our burgeoning food and wine festival from the farm gate to the dinner plate,’ said Gold Coast Tourism CEO Pavan Bhatia. ‘There will be something different on offer every weekend of August, involving everyone from boutique suppliers and producers through to restaurants, major venues and industry associations. ‘Gold Coast Tourism and Gold Coast City

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Matthew Evans mentions Toscani’s. Toscani’s and its owners Ben and Belinda Kirkwood took over the Triado’s site and turned it into a restaurant with, as Matthew describes it, ‘a youthful exuberance and a drop-in feel’. Ben and Belinda are, in fact, the only restaurateurs in the article who, seven and a half years later, are still in the same place, although the reinvention they made has been dramatic. Dish is considered one of the Shire’s more sophisticated, stylish and upmarket establishments; it is slick but comfortable, with an exciting menu and a chic cocktail lounge and food that, compared with city prices, is exceptional value. Around the corner in those days was Misaki, where now stands Muoi’s Feast. I was never lucky enough to dine there, arriving as I did shortly before it closed down, but still recall the enthusiasm with which people described the meals there. Chef/owner Hideki (Eki) Tagaki and his wife Miyumi have since then continued producing their beautiful Japanese food, a blend of traditional and quirky/contemporary, only now preferring to cater for private functions, or to teach it at popular cooking classes in ther Lennox Head home, or to sell it on lunch runs around town. The Bay Beachhouse gets a mention mainly because of its breakfasts, cooked by ‘exBathers Pavilion chef, Kyle Hughes’. Kyle Hughes, one of my favourite chefs up here, of Rails then Ruby’s fame, was last heard of selling real estate up north... The end of the article is about Fins. This was Fins in Brunswick Heads, however, in the big old building straddling the river, where people still talk about some of their most memorable eating experiences. ‘You’d better make it fairly soon,’ urges Matthew, ‘if you want to eat at Fins... as the building is due to be demolished when a new bridge is completed that will cross the Brunswick River at this point.’ Well, the new bridge is nearly completed, its two halves reaching toward each other in a crazed sculpture like two yearning monsters. And a second Fins opens in August at Salt in Kingscliff, six or so years after the successful relocation of the original to what is arguably one of the most gorgeously positioned pubs on the east coast of Australia – if you don’t count Yamba.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Master Raj demonstrates the ancient art of Jiu Jitsu One of the world’s greatest teachers of Jiu Jitsu, Grand Master Rajathural – more commonly known as Master Raj – is currently in Mullumbimby giving instruction to teachers of this ancient art. Jiu Jitsu is one of the oldest Japanese martial arts developed in Japan during the Feudal period. Jiu Jitsu is the father of Judo and Aikido and was practised by the Samurai when they were without their swords. Shaun Taylor is an instructor of Jiu Jitsu in Mullumbimby and explained that he met Master Raj in Malaysia where he has taught the art to military personnel at Butterworth for forty years. ‘It is a defensive art form which is used to attempt not to engage in a fight,’ explained Shaun. ‘The idea is to use as little force as possible, although if necessary it can be used to engage in combat. Master Raj is particularly interested in encouraging women to learn it as it will allow them to take the power into their own hands.’ While visiting this region Master Raj, who is a sixth dan black belt, will be teaching Kwatsu – a form of massage which focuses on nerve

Master Raj in ‘full throttle’ demonstrating one of the techniques used to immobilise an assailant in the martial art of Jiu Jitsu. Photo Jeff ‘Scruff Of The Neck’ Dawson

points and bone setting. ‘Kwatsu complements Jiu Jitsu,’ said Shaun. ‘It is a healing art and when learning a martial art which can harm people it is important to balance that with the ability to heal.’ Shaun is the senior instruc-

Rams consolidate lead On Saturday the Byron Bay Soccer Club’s premier and premier reserve teams travelled to Lennox Head for a top of the table clash for the premiers. The Rams started like they were indeed the premier division leaders, forcing Lennox to work hard in defence. Their all out attack in the first half was explosive with raid after raid on the Lennox goal. After 20 minutes one of the raids ended with midfielder Tom Ryzak scoring the first goal of the day to the delight of the Byron fans. Tom Ruhl, who was busy up front, was unlucky not to score on two occasions. However the goal of the game went to young Eden Robinson who used his pace to strip a Lennox defender of the ball then cleverly beat two other defenders before giving the goalkeeper no chance with the shot. Two nil at the break and

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the Rams were looking good, but with the strong home support behind them, Lennox rallied in the second half. However, Byron’s defence led by captain Shaun Packham and Aaron Richter Steers repelled many Lennox attacks. Finally ex National League player Gary Phillips scored for Lennox from a free kick to give the Rams an uneasy 20 minutes during which Kai Connell came to the fore in goal. The final score was 2-1 to the Rams who have bounced back well from their first defeat last week and now lead the premier division by six points. Premier reserves had a tough time despite dominating in midfield, scraping home with a 1-0 victory. No games next week as six Byron players are in the representative side which plays at Carrara against the Gold Coast.

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Brunswick Boardriders Thanks to Hotel Brunswick, Brunswick Hot Bread, Paint Pot and Resurrection Garage for work on our trailer. Committee meeting Tuesday July 11 at 6.30pm Hotel Brunswick. Club rd 6 Sunday July

15; meet at surf club at 7.30am.

Byron Bay Boardriders Congratulations to all members who competed in the Rusty Gromfest. Next club round Sunday July 16; meet at the Wreck carpark.

tor of Jiu Jitsu at the Mullumbimby Showgrounds in the shed next to the Spaghetti Circus. Lessons are Mondays and Thursdays at 6.30pm for and hour and half and cost $10. It is suitable for adults and high school children from Year 7

up; for more information and bookings call Rick on 0428 865 803. Anyone interested in watching Master Raj at work can drop into the showgrounds to observe the Monday and Thursday lessons, or on Saturday afternoon at 4pm until July 15.

Fish few and far between

For the last few weeks fish stocks appear to have been depleted. Best reports have come from the rocky foreshore in front of the Breamhole for those anglers chasing tailor and salmon. Mostly these guys fish with spinners, although slabs of mullet have also been reported as acceptable baits. Through the river system there seems to have been plenty of smaller bream with an occasional ‘keeper’ from the Faw c e t t Street Wharf. Best time for them from the beaches was cer-

tainly at the top of the tide, particularly around rocky outcrops. Whiting have again been reported from the river up towards Pimlico Island and through the lower reaches of North Creek. Either live worms or fresh yabbies seem to be the needed bait for them in these areas, with pippies also working well along the beaches. Glen Hatchman (pictured above) was very pleased with himself when he caught an 18kg bluefin tuna off Black Head, using tailor as bait.

SPORTS RESULTS BOWLS Brunswick Heads Men 5/7 Self selected triples winners: C Marshall, D Maundrell, M Petrou; r/up: L Lowe, R Tonkin, J Hay; B Wetherill, K Salmon, N Walsham. 7/7 H’cap two bowls cut throat singles winner: K Peacey; r/up V Balfour. Sat 8/7 Thanks to 12 players who represented the Club at Dist Pres Day at Cabarita. 9/7 2 bowls medley pairs winners: F and E Marks; r/up P Solomon, C Pearce. 15/7 Semi final open triples c’ships: R McClelland v R Northcott; L Wade v M Hogan. Another 8 teams req for Garrard’s Butchery Versatile 4s 22/7. To enter contact 6685 1328, fax 6685 1211 or Richard 6685 1612. Brunswick Heads Women 4/7 Results: B Wyborn, M Caldwell d R Foyster, B Boorman; P Bruce, J Loomes, D Hay d P Chilvers, D Short, J Kearney; D Keys, L McCormick d D Batson, P Appel. Con Singles: B Rose d T Rynehart. Lucky Winners: B Wyborn, M Caldwell; Lucky Losers T Rynehart, M Darby. Vets Day 26/7 Mur/bah. Byron Bay Men Tue Fred’s Singles Winner: B Lewis; r/up J Wright. Wed Social Winners: J Brooker, R Orth; r/up M Barry, R Corney. Thur Winners: P Lofts, D Devine; r/up B Vella, B Lamont. Sat: Our winning Zone 1 Pennant side collected Dist Flag and medals at Cabarita. Social bowls winners: T Hillard, S Creedy; r/up R Orth, J Oski, D Cook. Semi-Finals of A Grade Singles this week. G Meagher v J Anderson; P Clark v M Anderson. Byron Bay Women 4/7 Final Club Fours: M Wight, G Kelly, M Phelps, K Quinnell d H Roberts, C Reid, L Taylor, R McKenzie. Trophy: P Olive, M Stewart, J Wright. AGM 18/7 9.30am. Social bowls to follow. Club Pairs close this Tues, play begins 25/7. Nom sheet on board for Consistency Singles. Lennox Head Men 4/7 Self Selected Winners: J Swain, B Perkins, M Daley 26 d M Berger, K Nicol, H Neill 20; R/up: J Bice, R Orme, M Papas 23 d B Harland, F Allcoat, G Brook 17; B Lynch, D Gregor, P Wilson 25 d K Frampton, M Knott, G Pascoe/consolation 6 pack 11; J Turner, D Cullen, J Dudgeon/jackpot winners 17 d K Gallard, B Taylor, B Christopher. 7/7 Pairs Winners: G Moore, J Heffernan, J Moore 25 d E Steele, R Heffernan, F Somerville 13; D Taylor Snr., J Dudgeon 23 d T Van Eerdwijk, B Saric 19/losers prize. 8/7 C’ship Fours Winners: G Simon, L Martin/Sub, B Schwietzer, N Tancred 24 d N Gregor, D Gregor, M Knott, I Whitehall 15; R/up: T Smith, G Claes, G Bowden, W Bowden 22 d G Maloney, B Potts, S Lewis, B Malcolm 19; B Evans, G Brook, G Grady, J Adams 23 d B McRae, P Blair, J Dudgeon/Sub, J Turner 18. Ocean Shores Mens 2/7 Triples Winners: T Larson, J Best, L Hoffman; r/ up T Hawley, R Tonkin, J Hay; S Warren, M Haines, P Tornaros; S Smart, D Aldridge, S Lumsden; K Kennedy, R Bartlett, R Ellis. Jackpot $200. 7/7 Social Winners: E Carroll, W Spengel. R/up A Pyzer, L Mason; M Enright, R Bartlett; K Farrell, K Hansen. Norfolk Is Challenge; R Roberts played superb shots. Nxt wks match sold out. Ocean Shores Women 5/7 Mixed Social winners: K Farrell, M Cupitt, M Flesser; r/up E Hill, K George, W Sprengel; other winners E Carroll, M Oliver, G Johnston. Raffle M Hosie. 7/7 Ladies Social Bowls winners: P Sullivan, M Flesser; other winners: G Rojo, B Stone, M Oliver; M James, C Tisdell, E Carroll. Raffle E Carroll, F Crowder. Major Singles Semi Finals: B Sprengel d J Harding; L Mason d M McConville. AGM 14/7, 8.30am, members requested to attend. Gala Day 21/7. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley 3/7: N/S 1st Gross/Nett P and W Keyte; 2nd Gross P Webb, M Solway; 2nd Nett R G Pedecine, S Easterbrook. E/W 1st Gross M and I Homfray; 2nd Gross/1st Nett D Dare, C Johnson; 2nd Nett J Selleck, B Simons. 8/7: N/S 1st Gross D Gall, M Homfray; 2nd Gross/1st Nett P Hems, E Hollick; 2nd Nett N van den Heuvel, K Westall. E/W 1st Gross/Nett D Dare, C Johnson; 2nd Gross/2nd Nett A and G Withey. Bruns Bridge Club plays every Mon and Sat at Bruns Hds Com Centre. Seated by 12.45pm, 1pm start. New members, visitors welcome. Enqs: 6684 1103, 6684 6557. CYCLING Byron Bay Freeriders Jay takes out the Northern Rivers Adventure Rides each Sun, contact Jay at True Wheels for more info. 6684 1959. DARTS Brunswick Valley Fees new comp: Team $10, Player $5, Nightly $4 paid by 2/8. 1st Rnd 12/7 WCD’s v Shafters; OS Tavern v Workers; Mullum2Pubs Bye. Rnd 2 19/7 Workers v WCD’s; Shafters v Mullum2Pubs; Bye OS Tavern. GOLF Mullumbimby Men 5/7 Single Stab winners: C Miller 40, W Rattrat 39 c/b; R/up T Batson 39, A Crawford 39, J Cullen 38c/b. NTP: A Berry; T Batson; S Evans; H Berry. 8/7 Irish 4 Ball Winners: S Brecard, G Smith, G Donaldson, H Dent 104. R/up: P Conaghan, R Lynn, S Carey, B Hayden 99. NTP: G Chambers; D Elkin; H Dent; M Mohler. Ocean Shores Men 3/7 Indiv Stab Winner: C Cowan; r/up S Evans; I Smith; B Spruce. Balls to 33. NTP I Smith; S Evans. 5/7 4BBB Stab Winners: C Loomes, G Andrews; r/up P Cameron, R Skillen; I Hill, D Webber; A Mockler, E Pittendrigh. Balls to 44. NTP: R Cameron. Pro Pin: G Clarke. 8/7 Monthly Medal Stroke: White Ts Winner J Miller; r/up S Wilson; E Gregson; D McGuinness. Balls to 73. NTP : M Thomsett; L Wyatt; C Pruul. Blue Ts Winner: J Kirkman; r/up P Montgomery; L Reid, T Pryor.NTP: B Hurley x2; J Kirkman Hole in One. Ocean Shores Ladies 4/7 3BBB v Par Winners: C Blacker, J Hansen, K Welsh; r/up C Timewell, H Charles, L Franks. NTP: V Marsh; D Cole; V Morgan. 6/7 9 Hole Stab winner: J Anning. 18 Hole Stab: B Simons, voucher to 33. 8/7 Monthly medal Winner: B Crossley; r/up J Gray. 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R Swinbourne. Scrubbers Ball: T Richardson. R Swinbourne shot 75. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 12/7 Semi Finals Bruns Blinds v Potato Works: B Staff v G Chandler; T Wood v S Varty; D Runciman v I Bissett; J Nicholson v I Barnes; R King v Truesdale. OS Glass v Byron Trophies: J Bristoe v D Bird; C Walsh v S Koop; R James v P Hill; M Stratton v R Cross; C Johnston v T Mason. Canty’s Surv v Bruns Smash: S Thompson v G Davis; L Clarke v L Crandell; C Staff v R Cameron; W Ferrier v A Li; B Doran v B Rogers. OS Bakery v Bruns Pharmacy: B Trivett v M Underwood; M Ottery v C Sleep; P Booth v J Gribble; J Heers v L Miller; S Moon v Jeff Heers. 17/7 Rnd 13: Div 1, 5pm G Davis v A Brooker; D Bird v B Trivett; L Powell Bye. Div 2, S Koop v M Cassidy; M Ottery v S Varty. Div 3, 5pm, R Draper v J Gribble; C Booth v R Cross; 6pm, D Runciman v M Ashton. Div 4, 5pm, A Li v A Ronan; C Johnston v M Rogers; R King v A Thomas; J Nicholson Bye. Div 5, 5pm, S Truesdale v B Doran; A Brooker v T Mason; A Booth v L Ashton; B Alander v M Wallace. To play phone 6685 1794. TENNIS Riverside Ist Rnd Ross Lindsay Shield: A Grade R Poptie, M Arnon. A Reserve P Yopp, G Lomax. July Charity Auction donated to Bruns SLSC. New players welcome, phone Barbara 6684 1211. Mullumbimby Mixed Comp Rnd 6: Dropshots 39 d Volleys 30; Lobs 46 d Smashes 26. Mens Comp Rnd 6: Greens 48 d Yellows 17; Reds 28 d Blacks 20. Mixed and Mens Comp: Continue through hols. Fri Evening Jnr Comp: Resumes 21/7. Social: Ladies Wed 9.15am. Sat Mixed Social: 1.30pm. All welcome, membership not req. Enq regarding coaching Justin 0403 841 241, all other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads 11/7 Rnd12 Carsburg Comp: 6pm I Don’t Care v Link Net; Hit and Run v Nanas; Brewers v Silver Bullets. Duty: Bugs. 7pm Bugs v Flash; Lounge Lizards v Gnus; No Mercy v Pissies. Duty: Link Net. 13/7 Rnd 12 OS H’Ware: 6pm Nickies v Organised Chaos; Exodia v Chilli Twist; Loud School Girls v Des H’Wives; Tripods v Kit Kats. Duty: Drama Queens, Bolters. 7pm Drama Queens v Fluro Fairies; Bolters v Asthmatics; Shockers v Hot and Sweaty; Elles v Terminators. Duty: Org Chaos, Des H’Wives. To play, phone 6685 1794, beginners welcome.

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Service Directory GARDEN & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE (continued) 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

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

FULFILLMENT SERVICES CD/DVD PRINTING & DUPLICATING SERVICES Also: shrink wrapping, laminating up to A3.66808070

PETS 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

HAIR & BEAUTY 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

HEALTH ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne .................................... 66857366 ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis .................................................... 66857001 ACUPUNCTURE Chinese herbs, Massage‌ R Gutwein ......................................................... 66808208

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Wildlife Boxes

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

VETERINARY SURGEONS 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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FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEK 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.

GENUINE CLAIRVOYANT READINGS Diane Webb – Psychic Medium Over 20 years experience. Personal & by telephone 66809342

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.

CHOKE THE SMOKES

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

DENTURES

LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD Free consultation SANDRO 66805002

DRESSMAKER Phone 66871881

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

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

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COUNSELLING SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

MEN’SLINE SUPPORT COUNSELLORS Willing to listen, call 66222240 7pm-11pm every night. Back by popular demand: THE AUSTRALIAN CANNABIS COOKBOOK @ Echo offices Mullumbimby & Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net.

ARE YOU IN LOVE? CALL SUE BASSER

Hervey Bay Qld Aug-Oct 2006. Join for a week or more. Phone 02 66858128. Info: www.oceania.org.au

DEREK HARPER CELEBRANT 66803032 derekharper@mac.com

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

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MIDDLE AGE SPREAD?

You must understand what this means for your health. Discover the solution. FREE TALK Byron Community Centre 19 July 7pm. Phone Parijat Wismer on 66857991

Then come and join us at a meeting at 6 Byron Street, Byron Bay (above Centrelink) on Thursday 20 July at 7.30pm For more details please ring (after hours) Warren Simmons 6685 7180

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Development Proposal Proposed Supermarket and Ancillary Retail Development, Station Street, Mullumbimby DA Number: Applicant: Location:

32-4-2006 Chris Mallam and Ray Musgrave Part Lot 3 DP 223650 and Part Lot 11 DP 850902, Station Street, Mullumbimby Proposal: Supermarket and ancillary retail development at Mullumbimby on surplus public land Designated Development: No Consent Authority: Minister for Planning Exhibition Dates: The application will be considered under the Environmental Planning & Assessment Act, 1979, the Byron Local Environmental Plan 1988, State Environmental Planning Policy No. 8 (Public Surplus Land) and State Environmental Planning Policy No. 71 (Coastal Protection). The application and accompanying documents may be inspected from Friday, 7 July 2006 until Friday, 21 July 2006 at: Department of Planning Information Centre Ground Floor, Lands Building 23-33 Bridge Street, SYDNEY (9:00am to 5:00pm, Mon to Fri);

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Byron Shire Council 70-90 Station Street, Mullumbimby (9:00am to 4:00pm, Mon to Fri);

!N ALTERNATIVE ROUTE FOR MOTORISTS WHILST THE ROAD CLOSURE IS IN PLACE IS VIA -AFEKING 2OAD $ETOUR WILL BE SIGNPOSTED

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

FREEMASONRY?

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SPIRIT GUIDES

Spiritual Guides and Angels help Heal and Guide us on our Life Journey. Learn to connect to yours. Jaya Talbot. Phone 66808376. Byron.

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

BYRON AIKIDO PEACE CENTRE

WHALE EXPEDITION

FREEMASONS

ALI’S RUG CENTRE

CLAIRVOYANT READINGS

THE OCEANIA PROJECT’S 17TH

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

Marriage Celebrant 66872707

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

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

ANTHEA AMORE ENHANCE LEARNING MARRIAGE CELEBRANT 66807277 0422383151 www.antheaamore.com

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

JAW R.E.S.E.T. HEALING Helps stress from teeth grinding, dental work or accidents. Tibetan sound Chakra healing. Rose Gilmore 0429194912 – 66855475

WARM HEARTED? TAROT READINGS CONTRACT SEWER Sm & lge runs welcome. Cutting servCOLD FEET? ASTROLOGY CHARTS ice avail. Ph Jocelyn 66846665 BH. Visit Milton’s Rug Shop Bangalow.

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12pm Monday for display ads

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COUNSELLING THERAPY

Accred A.H.H.A. Ri Fraser 66803040

Mullumbimby Library Council’s Administration Building 70-90 Station Street, Mullumbimby (10:00am to 5:00pm, Mon to Fri; 9:00am to 12:00pm, Saturday). Written submissions can be forwarded to: The Director, Urban Assessments, GPO Box 39, SYDNEY NSW 2001 by 21 July 2006 marked DA 32-4-2006. If you wish to object to the proposal, please give reasons why. Enquiries: Email:

1300 305 695 information@planning.nsw.gov.au

&URTHER INFORMATION #OUNCIL S !CTING 3UPERINTENDENT 2OADS #EC #HARLTON #OUNCIL APOLOGISES FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE CAUSED BY THE UPGRADING WORKS AND APPRECIATES YOUR CO OPERATION ON THIS MATTER

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www.echo.net.au PSYCHIC READINGS If you would like a genuine psychic reading please contact Nicholas Turner on 66216413 FREE INTRO CLASS see Pinups

DANCE THE TANGO

Improvers (some exper) 6.15pm, Inter 7.30pm Wed 19th, new Beg 6 wk course $75 starts 6.30pm Tues 25th July, Ewingsdale Hall. Bookings 66845297 or angetango@hotmail.com

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

STOP WHALING www.whalesrevenge.com

FUNKY MOVES DANCE PRESENTS Absolute Beginners Afro/Jazz Dance 6 week course with Jaz starts July 19, limited places. Phone Nina 66291329 or 0408412788 ANANARA personal sessions July. Phone for appointment 0431827784

CREATIVE ART THERAPY W’SHOP No art experience needed Sun 30th July, 10-5pm Byron $60 incl lunch. More info Inara 66895007, 0437386163, www.artrelate.com

LEARN AYURVEDIC ANDREW HALL OSTEOPATH OKI-DO YOGA BYRON Every second week Monday to Friday Wed class 9.30-11am @ Ambaji MASSAGE with VEDAM New Brighton 66802027 Gail 0404147398 Visiting from India 27-30 July. Only 3 Chronic conditions, high level places left. Disc if booked by July 15. wellness, general Osteopathy. FLOAT & MASSAGE Mohani 66846553, ericalen@aapt.com 2 hour session $60. 66858304 REBIRTHING & TRAINING TANTRIC HEALING WRITING CLASSES Ph: Alakh Analda 0413167688 Address sexual issues with massage WITH SARAH ARMSTRONG Starts next week 6 classes $180 – sarah@saraharmstrong.com 66846897/0414228563

www.rebirthing.com.au

RELAXING, MEDITATIVE

HATHA YOGA

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

SALSA WITH CARLOS

CANCELLED SEA SHEPHERD CONCERT 15 July thanks to all supporters & Elli direct from Spain Salsa Fest. Sat 22 Cuban Royale Theme Party & performance Chini Hotel. Sun 23 w’shops ladies styling, Bachata & Salsa. DanNada Yoga & Chanting Fri 6.30pm iella 0431108791, sassysalsa.com.au Craig Watson Pharmacy Mullumbimby Suffolk Community Ctr. Ph 66854282 BOYS DANCE 8.30am to 1pm Mondays Hip Hop – Break – Contemporary Home visits Ocean Shores, – Classical. Also new teens classes. Brunswick, Mullum. 5-6 AUGUST Call Youngdancers 66847779 Ph 66884366 – Heather Walker A weekend of empowering, creative, nurturing sessions for pregnant women/couples. Plus support, healing HEALTH NOTICES with KATHRYN RIDING & practical tools for birth with Anna New class Mondays 5-6.30pm Watts, Childbirth Educator. Locals speThurs 10-11.30am, 52 Armstrong cial book by 24 July. Anna 66844429, MASSAGE CLINIC 0423293995 Street, Suffolk. Phone 66859904 www.byronpregnancyretreat.com Jo Morrish & Honourable Students DANCEPLAY Dance and mime for pre-schoolers. PAULA BARUKSOPULO Call Youngdancers 66847779 Bruce Campbell BSc DC Member Aust Psychological Society Byron Chiro Ctr 6 days 66858159 Incorporating holistic counselling, BE SPOILT. Therapeutic Massage. kinesiology, hypnotherapy, meditation, exercise & nutrition as a pathway Neck & shoulders or full massage. leading to good health & happiness. Reiki avail. Jean 66801864 O.Shores. Health fund & some Medicare rebates. 66870700

KIRTAN & MANTRA

PODIATRIST

CELEBRATION OF BIRTH

TREASURER

Required for the Mullumbimby Senior Citizens Autumn Club. Must live in Mullumbimby to manage bookings of Pioneer Hall. Ph 66842916 evenings. Applications close 31 July. LATIN LOUNGE SALSA SOCIAL Fri 14 July Ewingsdale Hall 8pm BYO $5. MUSLIM WOMEN SPEAK ABOUT ISLAM. Sat 22 July, A&I Hall, Bangalow, 10am-3.30pm. For women only. Islamic art display. Hadia 66846349

Lynda Dean

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KINESIOLOGY

Stuck, tired, depressed, digestive troubles, aches & pains? Find your answers with Paritosho. 66802475

EAR CANDLING

– help clear ears/sinuses. 66857736

Bangalow Bliss Massage

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For full body relaxation or to relieve aches and pains. Massage using heat therapy and essential oils. Experience a two hour Bliss treatment for only $65.00

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

BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INTERNET • DATABASE • DIGITAL 11th Hour Group Pty Ltd. Phone 66875367 HELP – Computer getting you down? Talk to Nick – 66846741, 0412599695

LOW BUDGET WEBSITES Do you need a website? It’s easy! Start at $150. Call Samb 66840447 www.thelocalshop.org. 5 years exp.

DELL LCD SCREEN wide 20�, new, in box $775. Phone Richard 66805223

FOR SALE

WARD’S LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

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

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BAMBOO PLY from $10.50sqm

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MASSAGE TABLES $220 + supplies, 5 year warranty. M’bimby Herbals, 79 Stuart St, 66843002 or 66850232 AH, www.balancebodybenches.com

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BRIDGLANDS BUY & SELL - good used furniture - good clean bedding - late model electrical & antiques. M’by 66842511

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

COMPOST TOILETS Garry Scott • 66843468

BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES Best brands - Best range. Sleep Zone Bridglands, Mullumbimby. 66842511 TRAMPOLINES, replacement mats & parts, a variety of pool tables in different sizes & accessories. Phone 66851624, m. 0409851624

VACUUM BAGS To suit most makes & models

BRIDGLANDS Mullumbimby. 66842511

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CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate.

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LATTICE FACTORY PRICES – MADE TO SIZE Phone 66801700

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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 WASHING MACHINE auto $140, fridge 2 door $180. 0413589388 GARDEN SHEDS Discount prices, slab & erection service. Ph 66841674, 0405922839

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

MULCH forest $100/8sqm + delivery. 66854015, 0401208797 MAKE CASH NOW! I’ll list your items on eBay. Don’t delay! Ring me ASAP 0402965800

RAILWAY SLEEPERS 3 grades, 8 foot, delivery available. 66843366, 0419843366

TIMBER DAR PINE 160 lin metres $250 the lot. 0400828785 for details. QUEEN BED VGC wood base, Chiropractic coil mattress, sheets, cover, pillows $195. Mobile hifi stand glass shelves 4’ high $65. Phone 66865657 68CM TV excellent condition $200, Bali lounge set 3 seat sofa + 2 chairs $700. Phone 66841634 3-PIECE entertainment/display, white beech lam top, glass door/mirrors, swivel TV $250, 6-piece dining 1800 x 1050 solid pine $200, pine bunks innerspring matts $150, student desk metal frame $40, all VGC. Phone 0412495519

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MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. Bridglands Retravision 66842511 BIODYNAMIC stirring machine, 26ac irrigation pipes, seed trays. 66843587 50 CUBIC METRES LANDFILL $100. Phone 0401471019 BYRON GYM MEMBERSHIP 6 months $250. Phone 0401471019 PIANO Knight full iron frame, overstrung underdamper, tuned to A440, tuned & serviced, sounds great $1100 ono. Phone 66847497 – Tyagarah.

3-PIECE LOUNGE, Horn sewing cabBUSINESS FOR SALE inet, 2 sewing machines, 2 double beds & bases, timber TV unit, VCR, BUSY DELI/GOURMET T/A in Mullum recliner chair, 2 x 900x2100 timber on main street, rapidly growing busi$$ paid for some! venetian blinds, all exc cond, 26/19 ness $165,000. Phone 0411861716 66845296 or 66845403 Cooper St, Byron, not before 8.30am BYRON BAY FABRICS Sat. 0418422485 HONDA CIVIC ’90 silver, 2 door, GC, QUEEN ENSEMBLE Sleepmaker PosEst 24 years, long lease, 155sqm ture-a-pedic, soft yet supportive, very SAT 15, 8-12, 4 Woggoon Terrace, rego Jan ’07, auto, CD, mags, power $50,000 + stock. Ph 66857990 O.Shores, huge moving sale, retro & steer & windows, service history, very good condition $185. Ph 66871556 THE NORTHERN RIVERS other furn, pavers, hardwood sleepers, economical $3990. Ph 66808415 AH PILLOW CLEANER IS FOR SALE magazines, collectables & more. Run your own home-based business 1000s TO CLEAR BARGAIN PRICES! MYOCUM, Lagoon Drive, Sat from servicing the rapidly growing hospiSee back page advertisement. SATURDAY JULY 22 ONLY 9am, tools, building materials, clothes. tality industry. The business boasts Turn into Billinudgel at Humble Pies MAZDA 626 ’82 115,000k auto reg 3/07 established clients and potential for 135 STUART ST, Mullum, everything Follow Sale signs 4ks to a/c CD/rad EC $1500 ono. 66847149 growth. Supported by national distribumust go, fridge beds piano Sat 8.30-1 PEELDALE PALMS. 0414845221 HOLDEN VS Commodore ’96 wagon, tor the business is cleaning and renoMERANTI LOUVRE DOORS (6) MULLUM 12 Warina Pl off Chinbible white, VGC inside/out, 12 mths rego vating pillows and sale of commercial bedding products. $11,000 including approx 600mm wide each $50 the lot, Nth heaps of stuff Sat 8am 66843015 $3800 ono. 0431187356, 66295989 delivery van and specialist cleaning bathroom vanities unused with bench- 15 NORTH HEAD ROAD, New equipment. Phone 0408221301 ’83 MAGNA wagon, 10 mths reg, runs tops $100 pair, corrugated roof sheets Brighton, 8am Saturday 15 July. well, no rust $2500 ono. 0415710321 approx 25 $50 the lot, 100mm skirting SLING-A-LONG baby carriers, est approx 50m $30 the lot, Lennox Head. MOVING OVERSEAS 7 Luan Pl, Byron TOYOTA CAMRY sedan ’88 manual, 10yr, 3 perm market sites, retail outlets, heaps furn, household goods Sat 8am Phone 0407699143 rego 2/07, new clutch, great motor, website/mail order. Phone 66840297 REAR 3/9 NANA ST, Brunswick, 8am mech A1 $1700. Phone 0412410960 ORGANIC CERT. COTTON BYRON BAY WAXING STUDIO Sat 15, plants, toys, furniture & more. Yoga pants, zen tops, tights etc Fantastic small business. SUZUKI SWIFT GTI $4300 very ecoN.R.G. blended oils. SATURDAY 15TH after 8am, baby nomical, must sell going overseas. Great clientele, est 5 years $15,000. Byron Classic Therapy, Bayshore Dr. Phone 0421998309 gear, cot, household items, 11 Heritage Phone 66801986, 0421147185 Rooms $20 per day. 66808603 Ct, Suffolk Park. Phone 66854615 SHOP LEASE FOR SALE COMMODORE VX 2001 V6 auto, 2/07, ART DECO SIDEBOARD curved glass Large shop in Bangalow main street. ALL SORTS 8.30am Saturday 2yr w’ty $12,500 ono. 0401302343 doors, good condition $150. 66842247 0438871998 Mullumbimby, 1 Banksia Place. ’94 HOLDEN COMMODORE VR Exec, RIDE-ON MOWER Kubota T1760 BYRON 21 Beachcomber Drive, Sat mags, CD, service history, 6 mths rego, $2500. Phone 66854854 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY from 8am, books, kids clothes, toys, excellent cond $4000. Ph 0408378452 GARDEN SHED green Colorbond 220 household items, mag collection. TOYOTA CAMRY wagon, ’88 auto, WARNING x 160 $180. Phone 66856639 The Department of Fair Trading has 3 HOMES COMB – FURN, clothes, rego 4/07, clean car, power plus! Must warned people to be very careful BUNK BEDS were $450, sell $50, CDs, surf, dog house, too much to go! $2400 ono. Phone 66843192 small 2 seater lounge $50, gas BBQ mention, 14a&b Jackwood Ct 7.30 Sat TOYOTA Celica exc cond + rego, exec- about responding to advertisements offering work at home. Readers should $40. Phone 0438451615 BYRON BAY 28 Gordon St, Sat comb utive model $3750 neg. 66855821 be wary if you are asked to pay money sale, women’s clothing & h’hold goods 3 SPOKE MAGS + tyres $230 ono, upfront for employment opportuniFALCON EL GLi ’96 white auto, a-c, no white Whirlpool oven + electric cooktop MULLUM 113 Brushbox Dr, kids rust, registered, good cond $4000 ono. ties and never send money to a post VGC $170. Phone 66855012 office box. clothes, timber, h’h goods, Sat 15 8.30 Phone 0429804401 Ocean Shores. LARGE FRONT DESK, wooden, was 3 MYOCUM ST, Mullum, near market, HIACE COMMUTER ’85 15 seater, $5000, now $1500 ono. Ph 66859068 household goods, fridge, 8am Sat 15. professional respray, blue slipped for out of nothing, out of no way, a way rego, 190,000ks, new tyres, windMOTOROLA V3 GSM wireless phone 9 REDBEAN CLOSE, Baywood Chase, screen, carpets, seats repaired etc could be made? Phone 66843160 $150. Phone 0412818563, 66857652 ladies clothes/shoes, books, bricabrac, $4700 ono. Phone 0429804401 Byron. 3 DRAWER filing cabinet, as new $100. furn, small pieces, wall prints, upright ’95 FORD FALCON wagon CLi GC quality vacuum, Saturday 15th 8am. Phone 0412818563, 66857652 $4500 ono, must sell. 0428857698 SADDLE stock $180, black saddle BANGALOW 19 Lismore Road, Saturday 9am, custom-made desk, 3 drawer HYUNDAI Sonata ’96 138,000ks, 12 $200 + horse gear/rugs. 0412440796 >Ă›iĂŠĂžÂœĂ•ĂŠÂ…i>Ă€`ĂŠÂœvĂŠ filing cabinet, gas stove with wok months rego, air-con, air bags, CD, iÂ?>Â?iĂ•V>ĂŠĂžiĂŒÂś BATTERIES solar, 12v 36A/H, dry fit burner GC, computer stand & heaps power extras $4300. Phone 66803974 VÂœĂŠvĂ€Âˆi˜`Â?Ăž]ĂŠVÂ…i“ÊvĂ€ii gel $40. Phone 0412440796 more. Phone 66872744 œ“iĂŠL>Ăƒi`ĂŠ FORD FESTIVA ’98 hatch 5 speed i˜iĂ€ÂœĂ•ĂƒĂŠVÂœÂ“Â“ÂˆĂƒĂƒÂˆÂœÂ˜Ăƒ MOD STAINED GLASS WINDOW manual, 12 months rego, economical & Ă•ĂƒÂˆÂ˜iĂƒĂƒĂŠEĂŠ >ÀŽiĂŒÂˆÂ˜}ĂŠĂƒÂŽÂˆÂ?Â?ĂƒĂŠĂŠ green rainforest design 53 x 2340cm reliable $3300. Phone 66803974 CAR SERVICE >Â˜ĂŠ>`Ă›>Â˜ĂŒ>}iĂŠLĂ•ĂŒĂŠÂ˜ÂœĂŒĂŠiĂƒiÂ˜ĂŒÂˆ>Â?° great for bathroom privacy $75. Â˜ÂľĂ•ÂˆĂ€iĂƒ\ĂŠĂˆĂˆnäĂŠ{ĂˆnĂˆ MAZDA E2000 ’94 manual WA reg, 66854468 Âş*Ă•ĂŒĂŒÂˆÂ˜}ĂŠÂ“ÂœÂ˜iÞÊL>VÂŽĂŠÂˆÂ˜ĂŒÂœĂŠ fully setup for camping, queen bed, lots 2-STROKE mountain bike, low ks, Pre-purchase inspection from $40! of extras $3500 ono. 0434639889 VÂœÂ˜ĂƒĂ•Â“iĂ€½ĂƒĂŠÂŤÂœVÂŽiĂŒĂƒ° extras $850. Phone Richard 66805223 Pink slips, service + repair. VOLVO wagon ’88 7 seater, recon 10 Bonanza Dr, Billinudgel. 66804999 motor, 11mths rego $2950. 66849208 QUEEN WATERBED $150, student desk $50, king Slumberland Spinal Deluxe bed below ½ price $1100, 2 Diviani sofas $550, 2 Samuri swords $30, foosball table $50, disco lights boombox $50. Phone 66843488

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CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes SURFBOARD almost new 7’3� $350, and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, lawnmower good condition $180, JVC Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. stereo system complete $150. Phone Lilly 66801923 TIMBER COT white $100, Zentai futon queen mattress $80, shabby chic kitch- MOUNTAIN BIKE mens Trek 21� as en chairs $30 each, black office swivel new $380, TV NEC 48cm $100, qu matt chair $50, all good condition. Phone $100, sgle bed/matt $80. 66807747 66870646 AFRICAN DRUM 13� $380, Mbira $110, 2 x cots $60/$70, bunk bed $40, baby violin GC. Phone 66848141 SNOW GEAR kids 8-10 as new, B’bong $90. Michel 0422606738, 66853831

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SHORT TERM ACCOM. YELGUN furn studio, bush setting 6 min beach, d/f $160pw incl. 66805729 BAYSIDE 4 bedroom house, 6-12 mths, no pets $340pw. Phone 66850106 300 METRES CLARKES BCH 2 queen brs, one ens, one share large sunny house, pref veg, n/s, d/f, avail 11/7-20/7 $130pw each. Phone 66857736

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

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Saturday from 8am @ the Drill Hall 2 Jubilee Avenue, Mullumbimby.

19B PACIFIC VISTA DRIVE, Byron, Saturday 15/7 from 8am, big selection, come for a look!

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LAND FOR SALE BANGALOW Clover Hill $249,000. Phone 66854854

BYRON right in town, fully-furnished share house, rooms suit singles, couples, twin share, great rooms, great AUDI 90 sedan auto ’91 excellent con- CABINS X 2 suit office or accommoda- rates. Phone 0421925531 MOTOR VEHICLES dition $3900. Phone 66804440 tion, easy tilt tray delivery $6500 ono. BYRON studio in town, f-furn, self-cont, DON’T BUY A LEMON let a profes- MAZDA 626 wagon ’89 auto, excellent Phone 0437686484 suit single/couple/twin. 0421925531 sional help you. Car, 4WD, motor cycle. condition $3300. Phone 66804440 Phone Barry 66804440, 0427667177 BRUNSWICK HDS great apartment COMMERCIAL FOR SALE FORD ECONOVAN Maxi ’85, 11 mth near beach, views, fully-furn, share with reg, 4 new tyres, great engine, ex-Qansingle lady $150pw + exp. 66851951 tas $2500. Ph 66847446, 0411576137 BYRON BAY CBD stylish 4br house suit B&B, doctors, solicitors etc EWINGSDALE room, 12 mins from HOLDEN BARINA ’94 Swing for sale $895,000. Phone 0414768634 private. Byron & Mullum on beautiful 20 acre Phone 0418189324, 0438189323 $2500. Phone 0413161433 BYRON ART & IND EST UNIT 95sqm property for a working fem with refer’95 MITSUBISHI MAGNA rego 6/07 Strata title, toilet, kitchenette, good ences, share with a couple $133pw, . 66809936 ventilation, security gates, parking expenses shared. Ph Aron or Sandy $2800. Phone 0431055493 $179,000. Income from rent approx 66848053. Space available for horse. $200pw. Phone Fred, Rina 66872902 BYRON HILLS happy 3br house share TRACTOR REPAIRS with female $145pw + bond. 66854535

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2ND HAND SHED full of treasures. Clem’s Cargo, Billinudgel behind Humble Pies, Tues-Sat. Phone 66803433

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HOUSE FOR SALE IN ILUKA 5brs, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, garage, carport and shed, two-storey house on a corner lot and on high ground. Reluctant sale at $270,000. Contact Professionals Iluka 66466177

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COOPER ST, Byron, 2 people $200pw, SMALL CABIN un-furn, 5ks Mullum, single $130pw, no bills. 0401302343 for quiet mat woman, n/s, d/f, no kids/ pets $95pw + power. Ph 66843154 BRUNSWICK room in spacious 1st floor flat near beach & river, seek- BOWERS COTTAGE, Myocum, newly ing mature lighthearted woman $80pw renovated, 3brs, shed, horse arena, share expenses. Ph Trish 66850208 stables $390pw. Phone 66841032 BUSH HOUSE in Broken Head $100pw. Phone 0421990785 SUNRISE f-f room, newly reno house $125pw incl bills. John 0401471019 BYRON fully-furn room, walk to beach & town $100pw. Phone 0423832277 FEDERAL VILLAGE delightful haven to share with one other, 2 rooms $160pw, organic vegie garden, prefer n/s happy soul. Phone 66884451 BYRON room avail, working or student share with 1 other. Phone 66807251 BYRON BAY light airy room + ens, female $150pw incl exp. 66858904 MULLUM room in large house, vegan/ vego $125pw bills + bond. 66844559 MULLUMBIMBY 2 rooms in lovely quiet house in town $90pw bond + exp, n/s, mature, active person preferred. Call Anna or Kate 66841372 BYRON Mahogany Drive, 3br townhouse, 5 min to Tallow Beach, 10 min to town, fully-furnished except room $125pw, prefer n/s working or student. Phone 66807286 or 0400993641 SUFFOLK room $110pw + bills, large house, verandahs, quiet street. 66853729, 0421678453, 0431405324 RURAL Byron close to town, ocean views, space, veg, dog OK $110pw. Phone 0401624745 MULLUM large un-furn room in Gordon St house, very private, own entrance, pref mature working fem $120pw incl elect, plus bond. Ph Jim 66841076 BYRON room, own toilet $110pw plus electricity, n/s, d/f, mature worker. Phone 66857914 BYRON BAY fully-furn sunny room + ens $150pw prefer worker. 66855298 BYRON unfurn room in fully-furn funky sunny house, fab deck, 5 min walk to town $150pw + bills + bond. Phone PJ 0401077338 after 6pm. Must see. BAYWOOD CHASE room in 4br house to share with 2 easygoing workers $130pw + bills. Phone 0401514319 BYRON Lilli Pilli peaceful home, fem to share with 2 others, veg, n/s $120pw includes bills. Phone 66807232 TROPICAL OASIS in O.Shores with clean 28yo veg fem, suit similar person, 2 rooms for $150pw. Ph 0405777416 SUFFOLK beachside room with builtin robes in share house with 2 guys, broadband internet, 5 min walk beach $100pw + bond + bills. 0411696384 SOUTH GOLDEN half house 2 big bedrooms + bath + living, share large kitchen, backs onto canal, 5 min to beach, n/s, tidy, working person/s $210pw or sep rooms $100pw/$120pw incl. Phone 66803560, 0438910689 MULLUM quiet room for mature person, d/f $85pw. Phone 66844554 BYRON working fem, double room, 5 min walk beach $125pw. 0404367775 BYRON separate bedroom, share house facilities with 2 others, single working person $120pw + bond + expenses. Phone 0438856651 O.SHORES quiet sunny room $90pw + exp, share with 1m 1f. 0407460571 WORK person quiet hse Bruns $90 pw incl elect. BH 66846055/ah 66850278 MAIN ARM inspiring house, fire place, verandahs, creek, cosy private room $90pw + bond. Phone 66845268 MULLUMBIMBY rural sunny room in furnished house $95pw. Ph 66845007 SUNRISE dble room clean d/f home for 1 work person $130pw. 0422640127 BYRON HILLS large sunny room, built-ins, bush surrounds, peaceful family home, suit worker, n/s, d/f $120pw. Phone 66854506, AH 0409728279 SUFFOLK b’house wooden peace spa healthy creative $150pw. 0412317421

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 CARAVAN with annex, clean, homely, avail now $85pw, deliv’d. 0402196485 BYRON studio in town, f-furn, self-cont, suit single/couple/twin. 0421925531 BRAND NEW rural spacious 1br cottage, eco-friendly features 7 min Mullum $250pw. Leave message 66843531 MULLUMBIMBY 2 bedroom unit $170pw + bond. Phone 66842029

LARGE 1 room s-cont cabin near Minyon Falls ½hr to Mullum, verandahs, with views on permaculture community $160pw. Phone 66882381

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Will meet on July 18 with the gentle exercise of Shibashi at the CWA rooms Brunswick Heads 10am. All welcome. Enquiries 6680 1163.

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SOCIAL ESCORTS ATTRACTIVE HOSTESS to spoil you, 34 Piper Drive, Ballina, 10am till late. 66816038 MALE ESCORT AVAILABLE. Also erotic massage. Phone 0434223526

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BE A STAR OR LEARN FOR FUN Have you ever wanted to sing or play piano? You can! 15 minute free consultation. Piano/keyboard, singing, all styles, all ages. Skilled professional teacher & performer. Lisa 0411394139

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CHARLIE is a ginger & white male with real personality, friendly & affectionate. Cat Adoption Centre, 124 Dalley St, Mullumbimby, Tues & Sat 9-11am, Thurs 3-5pm. Animal Welfare League NSW (North Coast Branch) 66844070.

Muslim women speak A day of talks about Islam will be held on Saturday July 22 at the A&I Hall in Bangalow. This is an invitation to women only to come and hear these ladies speak. There will also be a display of Islamic art. Doors open at 10am, talks begin at 11am finishing about 3.30pm. Entry is free and light refreshments will be provided. Students are most welcome. Enquiries Hadia 6684 6349.

The El Norte Tango Bar opens at the Great Northern Backroom on July 16 with a free introductory class at 1pm followed by tango social dancing and an overhead film of Argentina’s best dancers till 4.30pm. The plan is to have it every third Sunday of Kids backpacks for the month on a regular basis. Thailand All welcome. Mullum PWA invites you to Ocean Shores join us on Monday July 24, 9.45am at the Presbyterian garden club Next meeting Monday July Church, Stuart Street for an 17 at 1.30pm at St Anselms interesting informative and Anglican Church, Orana moving presentation of refuRoad. A demonstration on gee kids in Thailand. Speaker Impose Floral Art will be David Savage. Brunch $8. presented by Kathleen RSVP to Sue before July 21 Henderson and Betty Lloyd. 6684 2892. Floral arrangement for the Become a volunteer month: arrangement in a Telephone counselling trainbowl. ing starts July 25. Details phone 6622 4133 business U3A Brunswick hours.

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Multiple Sclerosis support Next meeting is on Wednesday July 26 from 10am to 12.30pm at the Activity Centre, Crowley Village at the end of Cherry Street in Ballina. Guest speaker Sally Preston will lead a discussion on Brain Gym. Further information contact Peter 6628 1761.

Anglicare op shop winter sale Has commenced at the Dalley Street shop in Mullumbimby. All unpriced clothing has been reduced and there are lots of bargains. Hurry for yours now.

Voluntary Euthanasia Society Professor Colleen Cartwright, Professor of Aged Services at Southern Cross University, will be guest speaker at the next meeting of the Northern Rivers branch to be held at Lismore RSL Sports Club, 202 Oliver Avenue, Goonellabah on July 27 at 2pm. The talk will deal with issues concerning our control over medical treatment in critical and/or end of life situations. All interested people welcome. Enquiries Bryan Milner 6680 1961.

Bushwalkers club The Northern Rivers branch invites prospective members on the following walks. Sunday July 16 Hogarth Range national park, easy, numbers limited. Contact Marja 6684 1272. Sunday July 23 Buckombil Hill, Meerschaum Vale, easy, suitable for beginners, numbers limited. Contact Beverly or Ken 6683 4751.

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Captivating views on 5 acres 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. O Sa PE Discover an established easy care garden, tur N da inground pool, sealed driveway, garden y 1 HO 1a shed and sort after bore for crisp clear m- US 12 E water. Close to everywhere, the distant no on 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.

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Views, lifestyle and affordable Only minutes from Tintenbar and Newrybar stores. This extremely functional 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home on 3.5 fully used acres is the perfect country lifestyle retreat. All on one level, the home offers expansive coastal views and large entertaining areas, spacious kitchen, dining and living, main bedroom with ensuite and useful office attatched. Features include a fabulous 3 car bay O shed with storage and side rumpus/ Sa PE office, fully fenced horse paddocks, tur N da H stables plus dressage arena, outside spa y1 O 2.3 US and great views from almost everywhere 0-1 E pm Also an above ground pool and all weather BBQ area. All this just 15 minutes to Lennox Head Vendor looking to buy larger farm, so has priced to sell.

GREAT VALUE: $675,000 281 Fernleigh Rd, Fernleigh OPEN HOUSE: Sat 12.30-1pm

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MODERN DAY BEAUTY WITH THE CHARM OF YESTERYEAR UNIQUE UNINTERRUPTED VIEWS OVER GRAZING LAND Nothing has been overlooked in the restoration of this original Queenslander. Beautiful wide timber polished floorboards create a feeling of warmth as you step inside. The charm of yesteryear is still retained, however made much more comfortable with modern day conveniences. A gourmet kitchen with S/S appliances, Caesar stone bench tops and feature lighting, open plan living that opens out onto a covered deck with a north-east aspect to take in the views over rural grazing land to Possum Creek. Features three bedrooms, master with ensuite and his/hers walk-in-robes, new bathroom and laundry facilities, private home office, high ceilings, timber lining boards and ceiling fans throughout. Set amongst easy care landscaped gardens on a fully fenced acre allotment in one of Byron’s desired Hinterland locations. Inspect this magnificent property to see all the added features.

OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00–12.30pm AUCTION July 27, 2006 SALES AGENT Mark Kinneally 0429 868 001 WEBSITE PID 218678

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80.08 Hectares At Burringbar

9 Rankin Drive. Inspect Wed 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 Hart-Hughes PROPERTY Property Buyers Net BUYERS NET 0418 755 088. $620,000 ONO.

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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

Auction 27 July. Open House Saturday 1 – 1.30pm. 809 Boatharbour Road Eltham. Fantastic opportunity for someone who is handy with tools to complete the renovations of this beautiful timber family home set on 9.746 hectares. Facing north with great views into the valley, this home has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, family room and laundry. Still to be completed more bedrooms, lounge and dining or whatever your heart desires. Large dairy bales with bathroom plus undercover for vehicles. Huge shed for farm machinery. Don’t miss out. Contact Zell Bennett at Lois Buckett Real Estate on 0414 337 756 or 02 6687 4399

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Timber home built in the 1920’s Corner block, sweeping cool wide verandahs 2 good sized bedrooms, 2 living rooms Easy walk to Clarkes Beach & town centre Room for expansion, a very serious seller 51 Kingsley Street, Byron Bay

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

Live and ‘Earn’ in Byron Bay

$1,250,000

• Gorgeous, tastefully renovated home • 700m to Clarkes Beach & 50m to the Top Shop • Four bedrooms & bathroom upstairs, separate two bedrooms, one bathroom downstairs • Easy to maintain, tropical landscaped gardens 69 Kingsley Street, Byron Bay Janice Maple 0418 459 219

Gorgeous Suffolk Townhouse • • • • •

$470,000

Open plan, 3 bedroom north facing home Just 200 metres walk to pristine Tallow Beach Only 5 homes in quiet block (all owner occ.) 2 bathrooms, fab. gardens, high ceilings, slug Beachside Suffolk Park, this townhouse is a must see!

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

Privacy & Seclusion

• Located on 5 acres & just 3.5 km to Byron Bay • Secluded property with 2 separate homes • Main house has 3 bedrooms & approved studio has 2/3 bedrooms • Gorgeous bush outlook with abundant wildlife Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537 & Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494

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$965,000

3 bed, 2 bath meticulously maintained New state of the art kitchen Spectacular north facing views Resort style pool, beautiful gardens Vendor already purchased - offers please 847 Friday Hut Road, Brooklet

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

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$655,000 $629,000

1,050sqm block in popular street Walking distance to shops and restaurants Timber floors, wide verandahs, high ceilings 3 extra large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Freshly painted throughout 4 Keith Street, Bangalow

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

15 FLETCHER STREET

$875,000

The options are many - build a home or possibly units in the future (S.T.C.A.) Centrally located in Ruskin Street, Byron Bay Fantastic aspect to the north, elevated to catch the sea breezes and rear lane access 1200 square metre level block Short walk to town and Byron’s beaches Seize the opportunity today!

Bush Living With Town Convenience $649,000 • • • • •

Magnificent views to Mt Warning Only a stone’s throw to Shearwater Steiner School Modern, light & airy design on 3 bushy acres 3 bed + huge studio/4th bedroom Jarrah kitchen, s/s appliances, 2 bath Lot 14 Scotts Wood Gr, Mullumbimby

Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494

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Extra Large Beachside Townhouse • • • • •

$475,000

Size of a house at a townhouse price!!! Exclusive complex of 9 Hot tub, leafy outdoor entertaining area 3 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dlug Walk to Tallow beach and shops 8/11 Korau Place, Suffolk Park

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

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The Life of Byron • • • • • •

$550,000 + SAV

Lucrative business right in the heart of Byron CBD Trading for 17 years, a Byron shopping icon More like a boutique department store, Over 80 fashion, jewellery and gift wholesalers Strong repeat business, high exposure position Long lease in place, Vendor ready to retire

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

Total Privacy With Tropical Vistas • • • • •

$579,000

Architect designed, two storey duplex home North-east facing decks, gorgeous tropical garden Spacious open plan living, timber floors 3 bed, 3 bath, home office, carport Only 3 streets from Tallow Beach 16B Kalemajere Drive, Suffolk Park

Janice Maple 0419 495 494

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Morocco in beachside

Townhouse near the beach

Inviting home in quiet location

1012sqm in the centre of town

4bed/3bath, beachside Suffolk Park Attention to design and detail Moroccan design, imported fittings Set in lush tropical landscaped gardens

2 large beds with built-ins Palm lined in-ground pool in complex Walk down bush track to beach Short drive to Byron CBD

Elevated position in a quiet street 4 beds, 2 baths, 2 living areas Large block & double garage Light and bright open plan home

Council approved boarding house In centre of town on huge block 4 bed, 2 bath, large rear deck Strong rental return

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$309,000

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Leafy rural surrounds

Tranquil hideaway in Scott St

Apartment opposite Clarkes Beach

Bright and light home

Huge 5810sqm in Ewingsdale 4beds, 2baths, office & double garage In ground pool and private grounds Open plan living with high ceilings

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

3 bed, 2 bath apartment in ‘Seabreeze’ Holiday rental figures available Right in town and opposite beach Well designed and well looked after

3 bed freestanding home Bright and light open plan Courtyard backs onto reserve Near new shopping centre

$869,000

$739,000

$1,290,000

$429,000

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Rosebank Retreat

This architect designed, hand crafted home sits on top of a hill on 1 acre with a perfect north east aspect and is only 4 km from town. The home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, cathedral ceilings, 6 inch brushbox floorings, a modern kitchen with Smeg appliances and a 100 year old Australian cedar front door. Any number of rare timbers have been used in the finishing of this magnificent home. There are old trees on the property and many different palms have been planted keeping the garden low maintenance. This is the perfect tree-change place for the professional couple or ‘Baby Boomers’. Is this you? $665,000

InRealEstate just listed 4.3 private, north facing acres with two dwellings in Rosebank. The main house features 3 bedrooms, a modern kitchen, north facing decks and an above ground pool. The 11x6.5 m mud brick studio has 18 ft high ceilings and is ideal to hold meditation retreats, yoga classes or to be used as a recording studio. It is built according to sacred geometry and has incredible sound qualities. The land is gently sloping, beautifully landscaped with approximately 2 acres of rainforest to enjoy. If you like your privacy and want to be creative then come and have a look at this.

$595,000

First Home or Investment

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.

$339,000

InRealEstate 90 Robinsons Road, Mullumbimby

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. E Soon by The place is fully fenced and U n m measures 475 sqm with an easy to HaOm-1l2lumbi maintain garden. This is your N 1 u Eday 1 t, M chance to enter into the market. P Oatur Stree Call now for an inspection.

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(02) 6684 3600 Ernst Reisch 0428 842 387

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Something Different OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Byron Bay First National • 14 Sallywattle Drive, Byron Bay. Sat 2-2.30pm Scott Harvey Real Estate p42 • 299 Fernleigh Road, Fernleigh. Sat 11am-12pm. • 281 Fernleigh Road, Fernleigh. Sat 12.30-1pm. Elders Bangalow p43 • 51 Kingsley Street, Byron Bay. Sat 2-2.45pm. • 69 Kingsley Street, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 847 Friday Hut Road, Brooklet. Sat 1-1.45pm. • Lot 14 Scotts Wood Grove, Mullumbimby. Sat 2-2.45pm. • 4 Keith Street, Bangalow. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 8/11 Korau Place, Suffolk Park. Sat 3-3.45pm. • 16B Kalemajere Drive, Suffolk Park. Sat 11-11.45am. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p46 • 19 Corkwood Crescent, Suffolk Park. Daily 12pm • 41 Teak Circuit, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am • 53 Armstrong Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am • 48 Shirley Street, Byron Bay. Sat 12pm • 237 Broken Head Road, Suffolk Park. Sat 1pm • 4 Fern Place, Suffolk Park. Sat 2pm • 24b Kell Mather Drive, Lennox Head. Sun 12pm • 83 Massinger Street, Byron Bay. Sun 1pm • 10 Dehnga Place, Suffolk Park. Sun 2pm InRealEstate p44 • 60 Ann Street, Mullumbimby. Sat 11am-12pm.

AUCTIONS Elders Bangalow p42 • Bangalow hinterland. Auction July 27th. Inspect Sat 12-12.30pm.

Absolutely delicious This luxuriously appointed home offers the ideal lifestyle. Freshly renovated this home features open plan living, using clean contemporary lines. The gleaming well appointed kitchen features extensive use of glass and stone with stylish European appliances. All of the upstairs bedrooms have beautiful leafy outlooks. The main two bedrooms open out onto a peaceful deck, ideal for a relaxing tea whilst listening to the bird life. Having been professionally interior designed maximising the natural light and colours sets this beautiful home apart. Only moments walk to Main Beach and our fabulous cafes and set amongst colourful gardens creating the perfect peaceful ambience. $1,185,000. Contact Sharon McInnes on 0408 659 649 or 02 6685 7300 at L J Hooker Byron Bay.

Public auction 56A Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. 12th August 2006, 1.00pm on-site. A rare find indeed at an affordable price level. On approx 725sqm down a battleaxe drive off Bangalow Road. The local cafes, cinema, restaurants, clubs, pubs and shops are only a 10 minute walk from your new home.

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This quaint private cottage with timber floors has three good sized bedrooms. You will love having your morning coffee on your north facing sunny deck. Although presently small and modest, the position has potential plus and is your biggest asset.Vendor is very motivated to sell. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to join the Byron Shire’s growing community. Contact Sean Kenny on 066 842 200 or 0419 624 024 at Sean Kenny Real Estate for more information or to arrange your inspection. Web: www.seankenny.com.au .

Great location New Brighton Located in New Brighton village, opposite the river and only one house block back from the beach is this approx 20 year old, flood-free two-storey brick & tile home. Downstairs is a large family room, an office space with kitchenette, a second bathroom, laundry and a double lock-up garage with internal entrance. Upstairs is an open plan living/dining room, generous sized kitchen, three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a main bathroom. There are verandahs on both the eastern and western sides of the house overlooking the backyard. It is only a very short walk to the general store, restaurant and sports field – the perfect location to take advantage of a coastal lifestyle. There is a great opportunity to value add to this property with minimum outlay. Inspect and see for yourself. Asking price $ 780,000. Contact WILL SORRELL @ Rhonda Browning Real Estate. For an inspection call 6680 1594 or 0417 653 312.

Seadrift Relaxed, secured living environment ideally located in the heart of Byron Bay. These 2 and 3 bedroom residences all have 2 full bathrooms plus a convenient powder room. Top quality finishes and fixtures such as marble bench tops in kitchens and bathrooms have been used throughout and all include energy efficient air-conditioning and heating. Double remote controlled garages with internal access make living just that little bit easier. The complex will include an in-ground pool, poolside sundeck and entertaining pavilion for residents and their guests. All within easy walking distance of shops, cinema, restaurants and Main Beach, “Seadrift” is all you need in an address. Buy off the plan now, there are only 4 left, and the first stage is nearing completion. Priced from $555,000 - $514,000. Call Su Reynolds or James Young at Byron Bay First National Real Estate on 6685 8466 – 24 hours, 7 days a week.

5 bedroom B&B, close to beach 39 Armstrong Street, Suffolk Park. Only 2 minutes easy walk to the beach and shops, this purpose built, architecturally designed beach style bungalow at Suffolk Park is in excellent condition and makes the most of modern living. Approved as a bed and breakfast, this 5 large bedroom home has 2 ensuites plus an additional main bathroom and has been designed for maximum light and privacy. With the elevation of 2 stories, the home catches the soft coastal breezes. You’ll love the stainless steel kitchen, dining and living area opening out to an expansive elevated deck. A 3 vehicle carport and delightful garden and pool, make this just 10 year old home very desirable. Priced to sell at $958,000. Please call Scott Harvey Real Estate on 0412 296 872 for an inspection.

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

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114 Bangalow Road

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Yamba/Angourie Hidden between National Park and Lake Wooloweyah, only minutes from Angourie beaches and town shops, is this well maintained timber bungalow. The property features tranquil lake and hinterland views with lake access and the home is of unique sandstone and timber construction and sits on 929sqm 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. $585,000. Contact Gai Pritchett 0418 195 870 or Ray White Yamba YAMBA 6645 8 000. raywhiteyamba.com.

These 10 double storey dwellings will be set in downtown Brunswick Heads within an easy walk to the beach, the river, local shops and the famous hotel. The houses will be built with timber floors, they will have large decks and be open plan designs with light filled balconies. A combination of modern materials will be used to bring an ‘architectural feel’ to this site. There will be nine homes with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and one single bedroom, two bathroom home. Agent declares interest. Contact Glen Irwin on 0418 604 080 at L.J. Hooker Byron Bay on 6685 7300.

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6/69 Centennial Circuit (Byron Bay Arts & Industrial Estate). Beautifully appointed industrial unit of approximately 120 square metres. It is painted throughout in bright modern colours and has a bathroom and kitchenette. Bamboo ply ceiling with spotlights on ground floor and an artistically transformed acid treated concrete floor add to the unique atmosphere of this space. A wide timber staircase leads to a fully enclosed mezzanine with paster walls, floating timber floors and louvre windows. Double sliding doors lead to the balcony. This property suits any body who requires more than a shed! Realistically priced at $219,000. Phone the owner 6680 7213 / 6684 6831 (a/h)

These eight two storey townhouses will be set just a 15 minute level walk to the Byron town centre and only a five minute walk to Tallow Beach. They will consist of two bedrooms and two bathrooms have a lock up garage with remote, a generous sized courtyard and are architect designed. Conveniently located, with high quality fixtures and finishes, these townhouses are expected to sell fast so purchase off the plan now. Prices start at $420,000. For further information please contact Tony Farrell on 0417 212 692 or at L.J. Hooker Byron Bay on 02 6685 7300.

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Suffolk Park – Position, Privacy & Price 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.

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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Unique Cottage 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.

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