Byron Shire Echo – Issue 21.16 – 26/09/2006

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THE BYRON SHIRE ECHO Advertising & news enquiries: Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777 Byron Bay 02 6685 5222 Fax 02 6684 1719 editor@echo.net.au adcopy@echo.net.au http://www.echo.net.au VOLUME 21 #16 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2006 22,300 copies every week $1 at newsagents only

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Firies want women Alex McAuley If you’re looking for a new, exciting career that will not only teach you new, potentially life saving skills but also pay you while doing so, then this might just be your thing. NSW Fire Brigade stations based in Mullumbimby and Bangalow are both looking for applicants who are interested in joining their teams. Mullumbimby station captain Josh Rushton is especially keen to recruit women for his team, as he believes that they have a great deal to offer the fire brigade. ‘Women are the greatest untapped resource in this community,’ said Josh. ‘I only have to walk around town to see women working the shops who are in close proximity to the fire station and would make ideal firefighters.’ The criteria for application are simple: you must be an Australian citizen or perma-

nent resident; you must be over 18 and you must pass a basic health assessment run by the department. Other than that, you need to live within three kilometres of the station, so you need to be in town. According to Josh, women needn’t be concerned about being of slight frame or build as long as they have a healthy level of strength and fitness. ‘There is a big range of strength and size among the men,’ said Josh,’ but people of slight build are very capable of working in a team and carry out rescues of people larger than themselves. It is only a matter of

technique and training. The team at Mullumbimby is fantastic; the highlight of my working life so far has been working with the Mullum crew and I know anyone who joins us will feel the same. Not only does joining the fire brigade teach you some fantastic skills, it also teaches you how to work well in a team, think on your feet and some good leadership skills which can be applied to all areas of life.’ Josh is urging anyone who meets the criteria – and that’s probably you – to come along to an information session to learn more about what the job entails. There will be sessions held at both Mullumbimby and Bangalow Fire Stations on Thursday October 5 from 7pm. Application forms will be available on the night or by calling the zone office on 6624 5384.

Silken moves at Spring Fair

Grace Wightman and Charlotte Dods learn the delicate, and apparently curious, art of silk painting at the Cape Byron Steiner Spring Fair on Saturday. Photo Lou Beaumont

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Greens MLC Ian Cohen leads the peace troops out to choppy seas on Saturday morning. About 150 peaceful surfers braved the winds for the Paddle out for Peace, and plenty of spectators were there to offer their support. Photo Lou Beaumont

Have we got a café for you! Michael McDonald The Department of Lands is inviting proposals to reestablish the Clarkes Beach Café at Byron Bay, said the Minister for Lands Tony Kelly last week. The Department recently took the café out of Byron Shire Council’s control for what the Minister says were ‘noncompliance issues involving its operation’. In an extraordinary piece of commercial spruiking for a government minister, Mr Kelly said in his press release, ‘This is an opportunity for the right business person to reopen the café to the community, taking advantage of its unique beach location and ocean views. ‘A strong market niche has been created with over

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25 years of operation of the café and we’re looking for someone with the capability and vision to continue this key service. The café is situated on Crown land fronting Clarkes Beach and is surrounded by parkland used for community recreation. It’s only a ten minute walk from the Byron CBD.’ Mr Kelly said it was anticipated the preferred proponent would be offered a lease over the site and start trading within six months of the lease commencement. ‘It is also expected the successful proponent will refurbish and/or redevelop the facility with a commitment to manage the site’s social and environmental values. The café is a good example of business and

community parkland infrastructure combining to meet the recreational and community needs as people enjoy public reserves and open spaces to improve their health, fitness and general lifestyle. ‘The provision of these types of facilities on Crown reserves and other public space was strongly supported during the recent regional consultations on the Iemma government’s draft state plan.’ To register for a site inspection or for more information email Tony Watts at tony.watts@lands.nsw.gov. au or phone 6691 9615. The proposal documents are online at www.lands. nsw.gov.au. The closing date for expressions of interest is 4pm on November 10.

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Billinudgel Hotel celebrates its 100th The Billinudgel Hotel is holding a weekend of celebrations to mark our great achievement of 100 years of trading. When the hotel first opened its doors in 1898 it was originally called The Tramway Hotel. It was built at the same time as the completion of the railway track and was the drinking place of the workmen who maintained the tracks. The original hotel fell victim to fire and in 1906 a new hotel was built. The name was changed to the New Brighton Hotel and then later changed to the Billinudgel Hotel. In 1927 Ma Ring purchased the hotel and the ownership has remained in her family up to this day. Ma Ring shaped not only the hotel but also the town of Billinudgel. She is famous for many things, mostly her card playing, her quick wit and the honour that when she passed away she was the oldest licensee in not only Australia, but the world. The town held a

massive celebration for her 100th birthday and ‘we are about to do the same for her pub!’ say party organisers. On Saturday October 14 there will be a Black and White Ball. Tickets will be available for $25 a head and include appetisers and a two-course meal. Bookings essential. On Sunday October 15 a Family Fun Day will start at midday with music by Dallas Lang, a Vintage Fashion Parade showing the fashions of the last 100 years supplied by Victoria’s Vintage Fashion, followed by more music with the Shady Three. There will be activities for the kids including a jumping castle and games and the BBQ will be going all afternoon with a delicious sausage sizzle. ‘It will be a day not to be missed,’ say organisers. ‘So some along and help us celebrate a birthday of the century.’ Bookings for the Black and White Ball can be made by calling the Billinudgel Hotel on 6680 1148.

Making a wish for the world

Lana Rose places her wish leaf on the Wishing Tree on International Day of Peace on Thursday in Byron Bay. She wished that she knew everything around the whole world, while her friend Joseph Moriarty wrote, ‘I wish there was peace all over the world and there was never army.’ Photo Lou Beaumont

Be prepared for the storm season, says SES Storm season is upon us again and the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is urging people to be prepared. Local SES controller Noel McAviney pointed out that peak storm activity is between September and the end of December, so north coast residents need to start taking precautions to make sure their properties are at less risk from storm damage. Precautions include keeping gutters and downpipes clear of leaves and debris which build up over winter and can cause gutters to overflow into ceilings causing water damage; trimming back branches and trees that overhang your home, pergola, garage or fences (make sure your local council allows

this); clearing choked drains to prevent flooding; clearing loose items around the yard/ balcony which may become missiles in strong winds. During and after a storm, the SES urges people to bring their pets and children indoors; put cars under cover but not under a tree; stay away from windows and

bimby on Thursday September 28 from about 9am to hand out storm safe brochures and answer any questions. To contact your local SES branch for information (not in an emergency) call 6684 3444; for assistance during storms call 132 500. If the situation is life threatening the call 000.

Fixed speed camera at St Helena A new fixed speed camera is now operating on the Pacific Highway. ‘This speed camera is an important initiative that will improve road safety along the Pacific Highway at St Helena, an RTA spokesperson said. ‘Fixed speed cameras in the right places are an effective road safety tool.’

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damaged areas of your home or property; stay away from fallen powerlines and flooded areas especially causeways and stormwater drains; and always to drive to the conditions. SES members will be at the Lions Club street stall on the corner of Stuart and Burringbar Streets Mullum-

The new speed camera is 1.4 kilometres south of Ewingsdale Road and will monitor speeds approaching the sharp curve on the Pacific Highway at St Helena. ‘The speed camera will cover both directions on the Pacific Highway and will operate 24 hours a day, seven

days a week,’ the spokesperson said. ‘The speed limit in both directions will remain at 60kph.’ The spokesperson said speed camera sites in NSW are determined using strict criteria based on the crash history and recorded speeds at sites.

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Moffat takes Thursday prize

Social impact study on display

Abstraction that speaks to the heart is how Richard Moffatt described ‘No 433’, the work that won him the major acquisition prize at the 11th annual Thursday Plantation East Coast Sculpture Show, which opened on Sunday September 24. Made from 1500 kilos of scrap steel, the sculpture’s rust-red tubing curves around itself in continuous, intertwined loops, creating a sense of fluid intimacy. ‘The work reflects my personal growth as an artist. It’s not intellectual but simply about being open-hearted,’ said Moffatt. ‘When you love what you do to the depth of every cell in your body, it emanates from your work and people receive that.’ Moffatt lives in Tanja, on the South Coast of NSW near Bega. Since taking up full-time sculpting six years ago, he has won a number of awards including a Thursday Plantation commendation in 2001. This year’s sculpture show features 62 new works by 56 East Coast artists. As in previous years, it is supported by WHK Rutherfords Financial Advisers and a number of other local businesses and organisations. The other award winners are: Beach Hotel Regional Artist’s Prize, $1000, Catherine Lane of Ocean Shores,

Byron Shire Council’s draft Social Impact Assessment Development Control Plan and Policy will be on exhibition until Friday November 3. Mayor Jan Barham said the documents are an essential part of Council’s Greenprint sustainability framework. These planning instruments aim to formalise Council’s assessment of social impacts and improve development outcomes for the local community. ‘The draft Social Impact planning controls define the social impacts of particular development projects and outline a formal assessment process for the management of those impacts in relation to development proposals and Council’s own activities,’ said the Acting Director Planning, Development and Environment Services, Randall Evans. A community information session on the draft Social Impact Assessment Policy and Development Control Plan will be held on Wednesday October 18, 3pm5.30pm, in the Council Chambers, Station Street, Mullumbimby. For more information, contact the Community Planning Branch on 66267126 or visit www.byron. nsw.gov.au.

Richard Moffatt and his winning sculpture. Photo Lou Beaumont

NSW, for Comfort Zone; TAFE Arts Prize, $400, Laurindo de Abreu Soto of Belmont, Qld, for Spirit of the Forest; and Crystal Castle Ephemeral Art Prize, $500, Jess Poulsen of Bangalow, NSW, for God’s Eyes. Highly Commended were Sally Simpson of Berry, NSW, for Inversion; Gordon Pupan-

gamirri, of Main Arm, NSW, for The First Tiwi Family; Phil Carr of Crabbes Creek, NSW, for Mordred; and Craig Raynor of Lismore, NSW, for Phallic Flowers. The Sculpture Show runs every day, from 9am to 5pm, until January 31. See more online at www.sculptureâ– Comment, page 8 show.net.

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Local News Community grants on offer from NRCF

Women bowlers celebrate 50th birthday

The Northern Rivers Community Foundation is pleased to announce applications are now open for its 2006 small grants round with the focus of ‘Connecting Community’. The foundation invites interested and eligible community organisations to apply before Wednesday October 25 to benefit from the grants. The Northern Rivers Community Foundation supports social, economic, environmental and cultural projects in the Northern Rivers region. In 2005 the NRCF was able to support ten organisations through a Small Grants round. These projects ranged from a visual arts project for people with mental health challenges to the acquisition of computer

resources for a youth enterprise initiative. Chairperson of the Foundation Christopher Dean said, ‘The funds for this small grants round come from the interest earned on donations received. This is what makes the Northern Rivers Community Foundation so unique – donations received are held in perpetuity, it is the interest from these donations that is channelled back into the community through the annual grants program.’ Application forms and guidelines are available by calling the Foundation office (Mondays and Tuesdays) on 6684 1552 or by emailing info@nrcf.org.au. For further information on the Foundation go to www. nrcf.org.au.

Members of the Mullumbimby Women’s Bowling Club were happy to celebrate their 50th anniversary last Monday.

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Waywood insight into artistic abilities Waywood Framing & Gallery is giving people a rare opportunity to gain an insight into the all too often over-

looked extraordinary abilities of people with disabilities. The gallery is hosting a unique exhibition of artworks

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created by some of the finest young artistic talents in Byron Shire – the fact that all four artists have an intellectual disability is incidental. Liam Bruce, Zion Stewart, and Mathew Wiggins have Down syndrome, Aaron Houston has Asbergers syndrome; all four have a passion for art. Margie Bruce, Liam’s mother, explains that Liam has always been interested in art, and when he was a young boy struggling with language often used art to communicate. What he is doing now is a natural progression of that desire to express himself, as all artists do, through his work. ‘The lovely thing about these four men is that they do what they do for the love of it, not because they want to produce something perfect,’ said Margie. ‘They have no internal critic telling them their work isn’t good enough; often they don’t even use their art tools correctly, they don’t care as long as they are creating something.’ It is this freedom and lack of inhibition that shines through their artworks that captured the attention of Waywood’s owner Patricia Hughes. The boys had exhibited at the gallery as part of a

‘Small Works’ exhibition and Patricia was so impressed by what she saw that she asked them if they’d be interested in mounting an exhibition themselves. ‘I was so impressed with the guys; they all have personality plus and really took time to chat to me about their work,’ said Patricia. ‘Disability aside, their work was good and I though it would be good for them to have an opportunity to showcase their talent.’ The exhibition is aptly named ‘See What I See’ and is described as ‘an insightful journey into the lives of four young adults with intellectual disabilities depicted through their art. Their remarkable vision shines from the heart with senses of innocence, friendship and good humour always at the fore. This show may open your eyes to a different way of looking at your world. One that’s empowering, uplifting, uncomplicated, courageous and swathed in heartfelt laughter’. The show will run for a week until September 29 at Waywood Framing 7 Gallery, Centennial Circuit, Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate.

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Cape Byron lighthouse tours Visitors to one of Australia’s most famous destinations can explore the maritime history of Byron Bay during the Spring school holidays as the Cape Byron Trust is running the popular heritage tours of the Cape Byron Lighthouse and associated Maritime Museum. Guided tours of the Cape Byron Lighthouse are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with additional week-

end tours operating over the spring holidays from Saturday September 30 to Sunday October 8. Guided tours take about 40 minutes and cost $8 for adults, $6 for children and concession, and $25 for family groups. Children must be five years old to participate in tours. For further information and bookings contact the Cape Byron Trust on 6685 5955.

Byron’s second Critical Mass bicycle ride will happen this Friday September 29. Meet 5.30pm at the Peace Pole next to the Surf Club. Anyone with a bike is welcome to join this celebration of pedal power. It’s a very leisurely ride around town and a chance to exchange views on and raise awareness of bike riders needs in the area. Riders are encouraged to observe the rules of the road while asserting their right to share it safely. It’s a celebration rather than a protest. Dress up, bring a smile and a sense of humour. Share the joy of bike freedom. Spread some love! Bring your friends.

Backgammon tournament The second East Coast ‘Movers & Shakers’ Backgammon Tournament will be held at the Byron Bay Beach Resort on September 30 and October 1. Last year players came from the Gold Coast, Newcastle, Sydney, Adelaide and even drove up from Melbourne, to be at the inaugural event. The 1989 Australian champion Steve Roberts will be returning, but despite the stiff competition, last year four local players made it to the top five to play for prize money of over $1,200. The tournament costs $65 to enter with all entry fees returned as prize money once costs are covered – this is a not for profit event. There will be two days of backgammon competition. Contact bbblot@hotmail.com for more information or phone Hamish on 0413 564 838

Monks and mystical arts Ku Promotions and the Canberra office of HH the Dalai Lama present a week with the monks from the Panchen Lama’s Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in ‘The Mystical Arts of Tibet Tour’ to be held September 25-30 at the Bangalow A&I Hall. Events include a talk on reincarnation on Thursday by Ngakchen Rinpoche Tenzin Tsultrim. Cost bookings through ACE 6684 3374. The Big Happiness Concert will be held at the hall on Friday at 8pm.

A Night in Havana On Thursday September 28 at 7pm the Shearwater School’s class four, in collaboration with Hundred Hearts, is hosting a very special fundraiser. The night begins with a screening of the inspiring documentary The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil which tells the story of how the Cuban people triumphed over sudden adversity when their oil supplies collapsed along with the Soviet Union. The film is only a part of the exciting evening. Representatives from Salsa Caliente will perform a lively salsa demonstration and at the end of the evening you may even want to try some moves yourself. Enjoy a Cuban coffee and a plate of Cuban food. Shearwater, the Mullumbimby Steiner school is located at 349 Left Bank Road. Hundred Hearts is a local community outreach program initiated by Santos, byronchild and Creative Edge Facilitators. Tickets sold at the Shearwater school store Shear Delight, or at the door for $12/$10 concession. Enquiries Michele Dennis 6680 3082.

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New musical opportunities for youth Story & photo Lou Beaumont The brainchild of Byron YAC’s Activities Officer, Andy Parks, and Rosalie Bryant, Mentor Coordinator from the Byron Youth Service, RIFF is a new initiative bringing musical opportunities to the youth of the shire. The Youth Activities Centre has long had a strong reputation for hardcore dance music gigs, but Andy and Rosalie would like to make the YAC more accessible to youth into all styles of music. Youth are encouraged to jam regularly with fellow musicians and expand under the guidance of mentors in their field. Inspiration for RIFF came from teenagers, parents and youth mentors in the shire. A partnership between the BYS, Byron YAC and the community as a whole, RIFF aims to bring about the next generation of musical innovators in this community. With some resources and facilities such as a recording studio already in place at the YAC, Andy hopes that by structuring and naming an actual program so it gains its own momentum, RIFF may more easily attract funding. Upcoming RIFF events include a school holiday DJ course with top local DJs instructing and mentoring the 6 day workshop; an MC

Drummer Donavon Miller jams with the RIFF Band at the launch of the initiative at the Byron YAC on Friday.

Rap workshop and an event management course. On November 11, all of these workshops will culminate in a big event (organised by those involved in the event management course) with a

battle of MCs and a battle of DJs, also involving the graduates from the respective RIFF workshops. In addition to the event in November, which is yet to be named, organisers of the

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Bangalow Songwriters Festival on October 28 have asked that the RIFF team play a significant role in the event. There are four stages in the festival and RIFF has been asked to put together the Youth Stage. Mal Garth, music teacher at Byron High and musical director for RIFF, said, ‘Over the last three weeks we have had 26 applications to the RIFF group. I am hoping there are more to come and that we can gain members from all over the shire. There will be several different kinds of ensembles, and people can just come along to interact, jam and have fun.’ The RIFF ensembles, young local musicians playing alongside peers, tutors and mentors, will meet every Wednesday afternoon at the YAC. Applicants should be between 12 and 24 years old and should bring their own instruments and enthusiasm. For more information, please call Mal on 6685 5992. If you would like to take part in any of the upcoming RIFF workshops, need more information on the program itself, or would like to offer your support as a sponsor, please contact Andy on 6685 7557 or Rosalie on 6685 7777.

ISP shuts down services All hell broke loose for numerous Internet Service Providers (ISPs) on Wednesday when their provider shut down all services without warning. In summary, virtual ISPs buy internet services from larger umbrella ISPs and then resell their services. Veridas Communications, a large ISP, who until Wednesday provided over 100 smaller ISPs, closed up shop leaving these companies with no interent access themselves and no way of providing it to their customers. Melissa James of Locall Internet, one of the ISPs affected and who has over 1,500 customers, said, ‘There was no warning that the service was about to be discontinued, nor has there been any contact since. There has been no way whatsoever of getting through to Veridas to get an explanation of what happened. ‘We have since been calling every one of our customers to try and apologise and explain why their service is disconnected. Of course with no way of contacting them via email it has been a long process.’ Locall has another ISP in place so customers can call 1300 722 050 for advice on changing their settings.

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Exuding health and harmony en masse, Ishtka Massey, open day hostess (centre); Iyengar style yoga instructor Karena Williams (front left) and Ishta style yoga instructor Joanne Langton; Deva Nandan, 5 Rhythms ecstatic dance teacher (front right); and Elizabeth Andel and Sid MonthulĂŠ (mid somersault), Aikido Yuishinkai instructors. Photo Lou Beaumont

There will be free yoga, aikido and dance classes this Sunday October 1 at Byron Harmony and Health, formerly the Aikido Centre, located off Ewingsdale Road on the way in and out of Byron. The day will begin with Aikido at 1pm with instructor Jim Nicholls. Next up at 2pm is Iyengar yoga focusing on precision taught by Senior Iyengar teacher Maurizio (Simon) Marrocco. Simon is locally training Liz Costigan, Claire Evans, Jo Peoples and Karena Williams who teach Iyengar style classes at Byron Harmony and Health. Following on will be a taste of an Ishta style yoga class at 3pm. ‘This approach integrates the physical postures and alignment principles, breath awareness, sitting meditation and draws on traditional yoga philoso-

phy to tap into the deeper meanings and benefits of yoga,’ says Joanne Langton who will be taking the class. This will be followed at 4pm by the 5 Rhythm lead by Deva Nandan. ‘The practice is designed to release the dancer that lives in everybody,’ says Deva. You are also welcome to relax with a cup of complimentary chai. Ishka Massey, the new owner of the venue, will be there to talk with those interested in booking the space. There are still some times available for weekly classes, workshops and retreats. Enquiries to Ishka on 6685 7858 or info @byronhealthandharmony.com. Byron Harmony and Health is at the opposite side of the road to the Byron Industrial Estate between Ozigo and the main entrance.

Hospital fundraiser The ladies of the Byron Bay Hospital Auxiliary are busy raising $35,000 to purchase a new monitor for the High Dependency Ward at Byron Bay Hospital. Local businesses and clubs are assisting them, with donations already received from The Beach Hotel, the Byron Bay Lions Club, Byron @ Byron Resort, Byron Bay RSL, Byron Bay RSL Ladies Auxiliary, and the Railway Friendly Bar Fishing Club. Currently the ladies are raffling two five day passes valued at $350 each to next years Blues and Roots Festival, kindly donated by the organisers. On September 29 the ladies will host a Spring Luncheon at the Byron Bay Bowling Club commencing at 12 noon. As well as wonderful food, there will be entertainment from the Bay Belle tap dancers, a comedy skit performed by some of the members and the ever popular singalong. Tickets are $15 per person and can be purchased from the Secretary by phoning 66853162.

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nate in a live on stage Grand Final for two fun fuelled hours on the afternoon of Kites and Bikes 2006.’ The winner of the the Solo Sessions Comp not only wins a live gig at the Hotel Brunswick but also studio time at Buzz Studio with a professional sound engineer. Four runners-up will receive training packs valued at $100 each from local vocal coach Caroline Wilson. Junior Star Search first place winners receive $50 cash for furthering their

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Govt loses head over Noongar decision Vol 21 #16

September 26, 2006

The impact is on you Development is all about social impact. A new child centre gives greater hope to young families, an entertainment centre satisfies culture vultures but maybe annoys neighbours with noise, a tourist facility keeps the holidaying punters happy but the impact on a nearby creek alarms the environmentally concerned. Mother Earth might have her own impact assessment as well, and it’s likely to be more forceful than an opinion scribbled on paper. Weighing the good and the bad against each other and coming up with a balanced conclusion is the hope of Byron Shire Council’s new Development Control Plan for Social Impact Assessment (SIA) and its Social Impact Assessment Policy, which have just gone on public exhibition. The 16 page draft DCP applies only to certain developments, obviously the ones likely to have the most social impact. These include residential development for 20 dwellings or more, commercial uses in non-commercial zones, an event for 200 persons or more on private land, brothels, licensed premises, and service stations, among many others. The draft Policy is interesting chiefly because it sets out the scope for any social impact assessment. However, it is not a document which will carry as much weight in the courts as the DCP, nor will the DCP carry as much weight as Council’s long-awaited shirewide Local Environmental Plan (LEP) which we hope will incorporate strong elements of social impact assessment. The Policy may be valuable in the hunt for funds for affordable housing just as the Cultural Plan is expected to open the door for arts grants. The development applicant must make the initial determination as to whether or not an SIA is required. This is not as sinister as it initially sounds as the criteria for assessment include the types of development mentioned above. That is, if you’re developing a brothel, for instance, tick yes and proceed to a pre-lodgement meeting with Council staff to get a grandly-named Social Impact Assessment Scope for your proposal. The person using this Scope – which will probably need to work like a microscope, a telescope, a periscope and a stethoscope – for the developer will need to have appropriate training in social science or community needs analysis. Hopefully this will mean the developer will get a true picture of the real social impacts on a community and ‘stakeholder consultations’ will result in a modified development or a move to plan B. Elements which need to be considered in the SIA include transport, safety, diversity, amenity, employment and training, and culture. The draft Plan and draft Policy are on exhibition until Friday November 3 They can also be viewed in PDF format on the Council’s website www.byron.nsw.gov.au. Click on the ‘Documents on Exhibition’ link. Council is also holding a community information session on Wednesday October 18, 3pm-5pm, in the council chambers. It’s your chance to find out more and ask questions of staff. It’s all a useful step in staving off the development barbarians at the gate and making good developers better. Whether or not the next state government will come to the party is anybody’s guess.

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ohn Howard has yet to release his definitive list of Australian values, but we can anticipate at least a few of them: respect for Australian law, a fair go for all, upholding the right of minorities, racial equality, rejection of stirring up hatred against any section of the Australian community. An admirable wish list. Last week his government gave them all the finger. The Federal Court’s finding that the Noongar people can claim native title over some 200,000 square kilometres of Western Australia including the city of Perth was certainly unexpected, but one might have thought that the politicians wound have read the judgment as a whole before running to the shock jocks. If they had done so they might have noticed that Judge Murray Wilcox had pointed out that the decision was in no sense a pot of gold for the Noongar; as always any form of freehold title and most forms of leasehold title had extinguished the claims. The central business district was not threatened, and nor were suburban backyards or public amenities. In fact for areas already occupied by immigrants, which meant just about the lot, there would be no discernible effect. The finding would enable the Noongar to conduct ceremonies at specific sacred sites, and to pursue some other traditional activities, but this did not mean nightly kangaroo hunts down King George Terrace or regular corroborees at the WACA. Essentially it merely confirmed what the judge found had been going on since European settlement in

1829; the maintenance of the society and a continuous connection with the land. It was this continuity, highly unusual in urbanised areas, that gave the claim its validity, and the same situation was most unlikely to exist in other capital cities. The law had not changed and native title rights had not been extended in any way by the decision. There was absolutely no cause for alarm. So, naturally, the government panicked. As the Western Australian Labor government said it

ing the claim and 1000 to 1 against any winner being silly enough to try to enforce it. Titles like the one the Noongar have been granted are almost entirely symbolic: they represent a rare and hard-fought win which has little to do with actual property, but an enormous amount to do with morality, and with the self-respect of those whose morale desperately needs a lift. The sensible thing to do with them is to accept the court’s verdict and sit down to negotiate the best mutual

[It] would enable the Noongar to conduct ceremonies at specific sacred sites, but this did not mean nightly kangaroo hunts down King George Terrace… by Mungo MacCallum would consider an appeal to the High Court, John Howard said he would encourage such an appeal. His immediate reaction was ‘one of some considerable concern’. The loathsome Phillip Ruddock was despatched to spread fear and despondency across the land. Backyards might be safe, but access to beaches and parks might be cut off, he gibbered (Wilcox specifically stated it would not), and who knew where else it might lead? ‘It is not possible to guarantee that continued public access to all such areas in major capital cities in Australia would be protected from a claim to exclusive native title,’ our learned and deeply mendacious chief law officer raved. Well, maybe not, but you could get odds of at least 100 to 1 against any court grant-

outcome from it. This is what Paul Keating did with the Mabo decision, and the result is now admitted by all sides to have been highly successful. Howard always rejected the Mabo process, so it is hardly surprising that he would like to wipe Noongar off the books as soon as possible, and the hell with the law, the fair go, the respect for minorities or anything else that gets in his way. But it is depressing, though predictable, that Kim Beazley should also support an appeal against the Federal Court verdict. Beazley is at pains to point out that, as a Perth resident, he does not feel that his backyard is threatened, and nor should anyone else. But, he says gravely, we need clarity. We do? The decision looks clear enough to me, and if there is

no threat to anybody, why not leave it be? If Howard’s stance looks mean and spiteful (and it does and is) surely Beazley has everything to gain by taking the high ground. But no; as with the Tampa in 2001, that would require an act of moral courage above and beyond what the pollsters on one side and the roosters on the other are telling him. To the Aboriginal Australians who have for so long placed their faith and their votes in Labor, this is a betrayal. Or perhaps, as Noel Pearson suggests, it is just further confirmation that Beazley stands for nothing.

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m I the only one who found the press coverage of the television battle over the West Papuan boy Wa Wa thoroughly distasteful? I’m not referring to the preposterous antics of the television stations as they competed to show the most concern for the hapless ten year old; these indeed defied parody, and deserved every word of the merciless treatment they received. But at the centre of it all was a child threatened, allegedly, with ritual murder and cannibalism. This is a genuinely tragic story, but even the quality broadsheets chose to stud their coverage with merry quips about stew pots, barbecues and casseroles. Given their cheerful lack of compassion in this case, one can only suspect that either their regular sanctimonious outrage over child abuse in Australia is a total confection, or that they still regard the human rights of so-called primitives as not worth protecting. Perhaps Howard and Beazley have read the mood correctly.

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Peace on a stick Byron might have had ‘more peace than you could poke a stick at’, but in Nashua we went one further and put peace on a stick. Well on pinwheels to be exact. Community members from 0 to 77 years of residency joined in the international art installation ‘pinwheels for peace’ project. Pinwheels were made around cuppas and cake at a few gatherings and then on Thursday 21 (Peace Day) we planted them near the Lismore/Booyong Road corner, making a local statement for ‘whirled peace’. Thanks to everyone for helping make it happen! Jacinta Lithgow

Nashua

It’s like this What with all the drama of Steve Irwin’s funeral, your reader may have missed the excitement of the recent World ClichÊ Festival in Brisbane. But be that as it may (and we can’t be everywhere, let’s face it), what really stands out is that when it counted, at the time of Steve’s passing everyone dug deep and that no stone was left unturned in the search for the ultimate reward. I think the Crochunter, had he still been with us, would have been the first to agree that manic Ockers come and go but it’s the kids (who are our future) who really show us what it’s all about. You can argue the toss all you like, but then it takes two to argue, and I for one am going to stick to my guns and say, when all’s said and done, you can take the bloke out of the zoo, but you can’t take the zoo out of a Queenland media circus. If you get my drift. Strewth.

Sexual politics and the young ■To Mandy Nolan, in response to your story on (‘An uncomfortable truth about Byron Bay’, The Echo, September 19): I’m so proud of you Mandy for bringing this to light. Being childless myself is possibly why I had no idea our 13 year olds are partaking in such behaviour. I am very concerned as I have the most beautiful niece in Australia. It is an honour and a privilege to know you, Mandy, and I have arranged for some angels to bless you. Tim Newburg

Byron Bay ■Applause and support for Mandy Nolan’s article of last week, and wholehearted encouragement to all women to speak up about sexual assault. As a man, I have always felt enraged by those men who abuse and use women, and teenage girls are always particular targets. When this behaviour is criminal, please, for all our sakes, speak up! Be the change we all need to see in the world. Let’s get down to it: if a guy gets a girl drunk and abuses her, the consequences are far reaching. The emotional and potentially physical damage to the victim, the damage to her potential for forming relationships and sharing the joy of healthy sexuality is the obvious starting point. Then there’s the continuing damage which may be caused to lovers,

and non-cooperation against the media that they put up against the authorities, then the media would have had as little chance of finding him as the police do, at least in the short term. Second: has Mungo slipped over the boundary which separates the merely ranting commentator from the totally raving version? He asserts that Kim Beazley ‘is admired, respected and even liked by the electorate’, and then spends the remaining 90% of his column to Melissa Lucashenko prove the exact opposite. All Billinudgel those people who think so very highly of Kim... and Two points will never ever vote for First: your Backlash item him! about the ‘farcical’ situation Stephen Reynolds in which the media are easily Byron Bay able to make contact with a rebel leader while numbers A special place of Australian and UN police We have been enjoying holiare unable to do so is simply days in beautiful Byron Bay misleading, if not actually for about 20 years. This year, dishonest. Even the legen- we had a real taste of what a dary, multi-skilled drover’s wonderful place it is. dog would know that the My wife had a heart attack rebel leader or his associates, and was transported to the seeking the oxygen that the Byron Bay District Hospital media give their cause, would by one of the friends we have almost certainly have made made here. the opening contact with the The dedication, kindness media. If he and his associ- and professional treatment ates had put up the same given there was outstanding. wall of secret location, silence This is to record our appre-

friends, partners, and children, and passed around, the poisoning of our whole society. This is not exagerration, this is well established, thoroughly researched fact. Next, it does no favours to a perpetrator to keep silent. Guys who go about acting like this have zero chance of forming healthy relationships for themselves. It’s a continuing cycle of stupidity and brutality, and yes, that brutality permeates society at large. Thirdly, someone along the line gets killed, and someone goes to jail. The brutality goes too far one night, as with Lee Leigh murdered at a beach party in Stockton by a crew of abusers just like our local idiots. Don’t waste a second on that ‘the way they dress they’re asking for it’ line.That’s bullshit and everyone knows it. Because we wore short shorts in the 80s, did it mean we wanted to be bummed by priests? Of course not, it’s fashion. Don’t let anyone pretend they don’t get it. Let me be specific. There are, it seems, a large number of abusive, violent, gutless young guys around here. I grew up in Newcastle, and there were always packs of rats at large.You trap rats, you hunt them out, and you eliminate them. That’s how you reclaim the night. Otherwise, they just keep on roaming the darkness. Is there enough determinaciation to all involved at this very fine institution. Also, to express our thanks for the support given to us by our other friends, as well as the business people who helped us, and the genuine concern expressed by those who became aware of our problem. You all have a very special place in our hearts. Max and Jean Spence

Montmorency, Victoria

Census tales One of the variety of jobs I have done has been the privilege of being a census collector. I was given the most difficulty area, called Rainbow Valley. My area supervisor said, ‘Great!You have a 4WD, you’ll probably need that!’ I told her that I had travelled around various parts of the country with my children in tow, camping. The three of us had driven through creeks, 4WD beach driving and many kilometres of long stretches of dusty roads, with kangaroos, emus and birds in the background. My area supervisor also warned me that some spots may be difficult. I thought to myself, well, really how hard would it be! Personally, I love challenges, and sometimes I really miss the outback, the

tion among local women to support the effort required to make change? Because it must be made, it won’t just happen. Is there enough guts, intellect, and attention in the community to do what’s required to back that effort? Are there enough real men, men who acknowledge and appreciate women who take a stand, and know the ways of the sewer rats, to join in and see it through? Because it is too much to expect an unsupported young girl to stand against a large, malevolent social group, which is what must happen.They cannot do it on their own, but unless they speak up, prosecutions proceed, and criminals are punished, the pattern will go on, and on, and on.

enjoyed sex is not just a privilege but a basic right! ‘No’ coming from a girl has been highly misunderstood for far too long and that boys can’t help themselves once they’re at a certain point can no longer be an excuse, because girls get there too! It would be just as damaging and disempowering for boys to be raped, ridiculed and humiliated by a bunch of girls! Besides, mutually enjoyable sex.... wow!... you don’t know what you’re missin’!

Matt Hartley

Byron Bay. ■Thanks to Mandy and The Echo for publishing an article about such a dicey issue as youth gender politics. I would also like to express that I support Navigate in their approach to educate both boys and girls without judgment. Respect towards women and sexual politics is a millennia old issue and it’s obvious that it’s as yet unresolved. Girls and boys are still being brought up to view such social misbehaviour as normal. It obviously isn’t made clear by society in general, including all media, that mutually

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you very much’, and went along my merry way, ready to conquer my own backyard. I felt like an adventurer, charting unknown territory. Driving out there, I did feel like driving on the outback roads, except swap the long dusty stretches for the windy, lush and green rainforest. I even had to drive through a national park. I took my friend on a couple of occasions, and we got bogged for a couple of hours. I thought to myself, what would Steve Irwin do if he were in this situation. I looked around, and there was some old carpet someone threw out. Lucky, I had my friend with me, and she helped me put the carpet under the four wheels. Another time, we had a flat tyre and a Good Samaritan came to our help. Eventually, I did get out slowly. Amazingly, I did meet some wonderful people, who I call ‘the quiet achievers’. Some had built massive veggie gardens, built their houses from recycled timbers, some even had solar power and wind generators. Some even worked on their places from dawn to dusk. I even had a cuppa where we exchanged our stories. People used to look at me funny, but I’d show them my census badge and said, ‘I am only the census lady!’ Some people had their own chooks, goats etc and many other things. While the rest of the world is wasting our precious resources and energy, these

‘quiet achievers’ are actually making a difference to the planet and the environment. All of us should stand up and take note. Coming back to civilisation, I felt as if I had actually achieved something. We all do not like filling out forms, or wanting the government to know everything about our personal lives, but apparently the council uses the census to do things like fixing up the roads etc. After visiting these people, I really wanted to do something for these ‘quiet achievers’, so, I hope that our council does try and fix up some of our rural roads. Am I ready for the next challenge? As Steve Irwin would say, ‘By Crikey, yes.’ Places have been changed to protect people’s privacy. Michele Poole

Mullumbimby Creek

Holiday blues My family and I were visitors to lovely Byron last week, however our stay was somewhat marred by a rather nasty incident regarding accommodation I booked via the internet. I found a holiday house in Belongil Beach. I called the owner, a private operator, and he took a $350 deposit for a six night stay – balance due on day of arrival – no linen included. Pics of the place looked fine on internet. I paid $100 for linen and cot hire. When we arrived late on Sunday September 10 (it was raining cats and dogs) we got a rather nasty shock. The

house was appalling: holes in walls and floors, dirty black marks on doors, broken cupboards, dirty stained shower, cracked shower screen, broken missing tiles, lino dirty and coming off in the kitchen floor, windows that would not close, etc. I called the owner that evening and told him I felt the accommodation to be substandard and not to a standard where we could stay there. I requested the money be returned to my account. He refused, and told me it

was my choice whether I wanted to stay or not but the money would not be returned. I believe a total of $700 has been taken from my credit account (definitely $350 was taken, am waiting to hear from my bank about remaining $350). The owner has since pulled the house from the website. We found somewhere else to stay, which was clean and a relief as we have a four year old boy and a five month old baby. The locals tell me this sort

Thanks for all the fish I am writing in order to provide feedback and information to those people who either made a complaint to the RTA/Abigroup, or have an interest in the campaign aimed at reducing the level of sediment pollution from the Yelgun to Brunswick River highway upgrade. As most readers of The Echo will know, a coalition of community and environment groups set out to alert the community about the extensive impacts associated with the 10km long highway upgrade.The upgrade follows a course abutting a number of nature reserves and the Cape Byron Marine Park. It had been clear that the level of sediment entering the Brunswick River and the Marshalls

Creek was unacceptable to those that cared about the natural environment and to those human users of the waterways (eg fishers). Since June, when this campaign began, there has been a large plume of sediment entering the river and Marshalls Creek once a month with a duration of days each time. This continual impact has undoubtedly affected fish stocks and the ‘web-oflife’ in the river and creek. We expect the ecosystem to take a long time to recover after the completion of the upgrade (some eight months away). We also expect unacceptable impacts to continue. This is because, although there is legislation in place that is supposed to protect

the environment, that can be effectively bypassed when one state minister (Bob Debus) is overseeing another state minister’s (Eric Roozendaal) project. Nevertheless the good news is that the campaign has been successful in reducing the impacts by highlighting the issue and hence forcing the authorities to act to some extent. Hence, probably millions of aquatic animals and plants are alive today thanks to the efforts of the coalition of groups. Further, the Environment Protection Authority has collected evidence and is investigating the possibility of prosecution (but don’t hold your breath). As the spokesperson for

the Coalition, I thank the members of local community groups, (South Golden Beach Progress Association Inc. and New Brighton Village Assoc. Inc); local environment groups, (CONOS, BEC, BEACON) and regional and state environment groups (North Coast Environment Council and the Total Environment Centre). Also thank you to those that have supported us by phoning the Pollution Hotline (free call 13 55 55) to make a complaint. The campaign is to continue with the focus moving towards seeking compensation for the impacts (eg fish restocking; habitat repair). R Whitling

South Golden Beach

of thing has been happening quite a bit. I know $700 (plus linen hire) for six nights isn’t a fortune but I do believe that there should be some kind of basic standard a person should offer. I’ve made some enquiries with Fair Trading.

the gutters or on the road – the footpaths are just too challenging. The excitement of living in Ocean Shores is never ending – the roads are unsafe for parked cars and the footpaths too hazardous for pedestrians.

Lisa Angelini

Penny Fox

Northcote, Victoria

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Regarding Council services in Ocean Shores, I’d like to comment on the footpaths. The narrow roads and double lines means that parking vehicles ‘legally’ is frequently a serious hazard and leads to people parking on the footpaths. Generally rangers use their common sense and turn a blind eye to infringements, but when a complaint is made they are forced to act. I can swear to one criterion that they use: ‘Could two persons in wheel chairs pass side by side on this footpath?’ I have yet to see a lone wheelchaired person foolhardy enough to tackle our footpaths, let alone two. They would encounter steeply sloped uneven ground, muddy areas, grass past their wheel hubs, overhanging branches, rocks and protruding tree roots and the vehicles of residents, visitors and workers who have nowhere else to park. The majority of pedestrians choose to walk in

In the last few weeks we have read a lot of letters on the Middle East conflict. There have been a plethora of attacks on Israel. I never noticed any letters attacking Muslim large scale destruction of life and property, in Darfur (200,000 reported dead and 2,000,000 displaced), or of the many attacks against non-Muslims in Muslim countries. I can but wonder why the happenings in the Middle East in which Israel is involved bring forth so much venom. I can only suggest that some suffer from a severe problem of latent antisemitism (yes, I know it is a misnomer which has been used for the last 2,000 years or so!) of which they are unaware or to which they will not admit. In her latest letter Jenny Coman has even told us the growing antisemitism worldwide springs from Israeli actions in Gaza and Lebanon. Bingo! Does it mean that

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Letters antisemitism did not exist before ? Or it existed, yes, but in more acceptable proportion? Just try and imagine how many Israelites would be left in the world if 9/11 had been mounted by Israel, or Munich had been an Israeli attack and murder of Arabic athletes or many aircraft and the Achille Lauro highjacked by Israelis! I am not optimistic on what the count would be.

Downie (head in sand). If any of us contributed as half as much as what these two Aspirationalists did for our country and overseas the world would be a much better place. And if being offered a state funeral (which Steve Irwin’s family declined) is going too far, then why have we celebrated Nicholas Shand (alcoholic big mouth) with a statue of no environmental, social or wildlife benefit except maybe for a few George Franco pigeons to crap on. North Ocean Shores Crikey, Echo, get over yourselves.

Get over it

Paul Berry

Once again the ugly Australian has reared its head, Tall Poppy Syndrome, and ironically on two of the most Australian people this country has produced, Peter Brock and particularly Steve Irwin. I refer to the last two cartoons from Jason Smythe (unfamous, small minded) and the letter from Hugh

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A councillor’s lot Wouldn’t Gilbert and Sullivan have enjoyed Cr Tabart’s cry from the heart this week? ‘Local government was state made to be under powered, over exposed and abuse ready.’ Doesn’t it make you wonder

why so many are willing to serve? Staff treat you as an irrelevance, the pay is atrocious, perks difficult with ICAC sniffing around. Becton found it impossible to negotiate with recalcitrant, regressive greens. Some have realised it was a folly to treat them with contempt. I notice both Jan Barham and Cr Tabart voted in favour of Cr Tardif ’s motion ‘to write to Becton and ask what they intended to do with their site and what other projects they had in mind of community value’. Not before time. Crs Westheimer, Staples and Lazarus are obviously proud of their regression and recalcitrance, they voted against taking such a radical step.! When Becton finish stage one in five years’ time, they will be one of the Shire’s biggest ratepayers. They will have continued

to support the Writers Festival,Triathlon and other worthwhile events.They will have planted one million native trees and handed back 75% of the site to the community.They will have upgraded roads and cycleways, all carbon neutral, all to six star environmental standards. Refusing to talk to them is not only childish, it could result in the Shire losing a valuable ally in the fight against state government apathy. Thought for the day: If the Council Chambers were still in Byron Bay,would the bypass have been built by now?

the Echo ad, it is wonderful to have it back. The still missing ring is a thick gold wedding band that was my grandmother’s then my mother’s before mine. It’s been in the family nearly 100 years, I’m hoping it will still turn up. While making enquiries I had plenty of contact with members of our community and was so buoyed by everyone’s genuine support, help and concern that the experience became one of human interaction. The guys from the Council Depot even lifted a concrete drain cover to check if the ring had gone down the drain! Thank you, gentlemen! Our community is beautiful, I am grateful to be part of it. As a carer with Amitayus Hospice I know sometimes we simply don’t know what to say to someone who is dying or to someone whose loved one has died, it

Tony Narracott

Byron Bay

Happy endings Recently I lost two rings in Mullum. Many thanks to Lucy who found my wedding ring and responded to

is a lot more confronting than losing inanimate objects, but this community has heart so let’s not be afraid to show it. Thank you to all who helped me. Jill Nickson

Coorabell

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The drums, the drums are calling‌ ■S Kilgour of Newrybar (Letters, September 19)is complaining about the drumming circles at the markets and applauding the restrictions placed on them at Bangalow and Mullumbimby Markets. S/he appears to say that they detract from the ambience. But – d’oh! – the drumming circles are themselves a major part of the ambience! S/he also says that the people they attract have no intention of buying anything from any of the stalls. Well, frankly, this is rather ridiculous. The drumming circles really get going in the afternoon, by which time the conventional stall holder traders have either made their money or they haven’t. When I was living in the area, I went to the markets – and looked around and patronised many stalls – specifically to enjoy the drumming that was to come later. I know that this is the case for many others. The markets tend to dwindle in the afternoon, but the fact that the drumming circles get going keeps people around. They add to the trade for the refreshment stalls and many many others such as crystals (Hi, Liz and Bill!), alternative clothing

and materials and alternative therapies. These stalls are the lifeblood of the markets in Byron Shire! Without them, the markets might just as well be in Parramatta. It can’t have escaped S Kilgour’s attention that Byron Shire is very alternative. Well, drumming circles are alternative too.They are a living part, an essential part of Byron. Come on, get over it! Let yourself go! Have a dance! You might even enjoy it!

love me back, the meaning of the word is so ambiguous... And yes again, ‘the show is not the market’. It’s not for sale, it’s free and therefore priceless to me. You suggest an alternative site for our activities, so let me suggest an alternative view for your mind. Look for pleasure more often. And thank you, by the way, for calling me a ‘baby’ and your fire. Keep fuming! Edgar Oden

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Marazion, Cornwall ■S Kilgour’s letter raised, once you peeled back the vit■To S Kilgour: You see the riol, an interesting phenomgathering as a ‘blot upon the enon that I believe started landscape’. To me it feels back in the 90s. like a beating heart. You say In those days, Byron was a that ‘restrictions should be heady mix of locals, ferals, increased’, and I feel like surfers and newbies who breaking the chains. You were attracted to the area may choose to not support seeking a fast buck among this ‘free life force’ but it the throngs of tourists. never stops supporting you. These newbies didn’t like Your vision creates ‘nause- the look and behaviour of the ating, repetitive and intrusive ferals, especially their drumracket’ and people leaving. ming, fire twirling and dancVery strange, we must be ing in the CBD. They put dreaming differently, as for pressure on council and me it is a very refreshing police to remove them. This strategy worked like a space in which freedom dances and seduces the charm. For a few years touronlookers. True, I don’t have ists still came to Byron on its an intention to ‘patronise’ reputation as an alternative the stalls, I love them, they destination. continued from page 11

appears to be happening in Main Arm from a community development perspective is a superimposed ‘corporate’ view of community being forced upon a local community without appropriate consultation or agreement. In terms of sustainability from a community development perspective therefore, imposing a model from ‘above’ goes against all the good principles of ‘grass roots’ development. All the best to Main Arm residents in the process of having your views heard and incorporated.

before the 2007 federal elections, through your own homegrown democracy movement, every Byron Bay resident will have the opportunity to identify their very own endorsed independent candidate. This will be a candidate who will be contracted to convey only the documented consensus of his or her respective electorate to Parliament. Although elitists are fond of dismissing elec-

Oh dear! Guess what? The goose that laid the golden egg now lay headless as not so silly tourists realised Byron Bay had become the suburb they were trying to holiday away from. They wanted to see and behave like alternative people, well, just for a while, and quite simply enjoy themselves without directly spending for every experience. The comments S Kilgour made were inferring that most stall holders hate the drummers. My experience is that some do, some don’t. Those against should be very careful not to attempt to destroy the long tradition of these markets as not only (just) money earners but meeting places for local musicians and characters. Hundreds of smiling tourists who sometimes shyly join the dancing and mayhem love to see the colour and circus of it all as a finale to a day of spending in your stalls. Drive away this part of the community (locals) and watch your market turn into Byron Bay, a shadow of its former self, not only in variety of people but earning power. Andy McTavish

Goonengerry toral consensus as impossible in the real world, our surveys prove otherwise. You, the unusually aware residents of Byron Bay, will have the opportunity of judging for yourselves early next week. In the meantime, celebrate the advantage you have over the rest of us: a dedicated advocate within the community: The Echo. Tony Ryan

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â– Letters also received from Dean Jefferys, Mullumbimby, Robin Harrison, Coorabell, Bryony Pearson, Suffolk Park, Max Henry, Ocean Grove, Hannah Grace, Mullumbimby, Tom Koo, Alstonville, Peggy Balfour, Mullumbimby, David Andy Maclean Brauchli, Brunswick Heads, Adrian Gattenhof, Huonbrook Mullumbimby, Gareth W R Smith, Byron Bay, P Olson, Goonengerry, N Anderson, no address, Susan Aspinall, no Consensus address, Susie Forster, no address, J Gluyas, no address, Paul I imagine most of us could Loewenthal, no address. relate to the comments of Charlie Donaldson (Letters, September 19) as he reflected wistfully on the perennial failure of elected representa- ÂŁnĂŠ " -ĂŠ" ĂŠ+1 /9ĂŠ " tives to even remotely represent their electorates. In our earlier and now current Australian Independent’s Alliance surveys we have found that almost all government policies, whether federal, state of local government are 4HE BEST VALUE CLUB ON THE COAST ANYWHERE opposed, at the very least, by ,- *ĂŠ9 ,ĂŠ " an absolute majority of vĂ€ÂœÂ“ĂŠ"VĂŒÂœLiĂ€ĂŠÂŁĂŠĂ•Â˜ĂŒÂˆÂ?ĂŠ-iÂŤĂŒi“LiÀÊÓääÇ constituents; more often in Ă•Â?Â?ĂŠ i“LiĂ€ĂƒÂ…ÂˆÂŤĂŠÂœÂ˜Â?ÞÊfĂŽxäĂŠÂŤiÀÊ>Â˜Â˜Ă•Â“ĂŠEĂŠÂœĂŒÂ…iÀÊV>ĂŒi}ÂœĂ€ÂˆiĂƒ° the 80 and 90 percents. In Ă€Âˆi˜`Â?ÞÊ Â?Ă•L°ĂŠ such a deplorable situation, Ă•Â?Â?ĂŠiĂ›iÂ˜ĂŒĂŠVÂœÂ“ÂŤiĂŒÂˆĂŒÂˆÂœÂ˜ĂƒĂŠÂ“Âˆ`Â‡ĂœiiÂŽĂŠEĂŠĂœiiÂŽi˜`Ăƒ° what self-deluding sociopa ÂœĂ€ĂŠÂ?>`ˆiĂƒĂŠEʓi˜° thy enables politicians to 7iÂ?Vœ“ˆ˜}ĂŠÂ˜iĂœĂŠÂ“i“LiĂ€Ăƒ]ĂŠĂƒÂœVˆ>Â?ĂŠ}ÂœÂ?viĂ€Ăƒ° Ă€i>ĂŒĂŠ`i>Â?ĂƒĂŠvÂœĂ€ĂŠĂƒÂœVˆ>Â?ĂŠ}Ă€ÂœĂ•ÂŤĂƒ]ĂŠVÂ?Ă•LĂŠLœœŽˆ˜}Ăƒ° even dare use the word *Â?i>ĂƒiĂŠ`ÂœĂŠÂ˜ÂœĂŒĂŠÂ…iĂƒÂˆĂŒ>ĂŒiĂŠĂŒÂœĂŠV>Â?Â?ĂŠĂ•ĂƒĂŠÂ˜ÂœĂœt Democracy. "vwViĂŠĂˆĂˆnĂˆĂŠĂ“Ă“Ă‡ĂŽ]ĂŠĂƒÂœVˆ>Â?ĂŠVÂ?Ă•LĂƒĂŠÂŤĂ€ÂœĂŠĂƒÂ…ÂœÂŤĂŠĂˆĂˆn{ĂŠÂŁĂˆnn The good news is that,

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Hard times for a young family Alex McAuley Ahine’ea (Hinay) Jacobs and Shane Esposito are a young couple living in Byron Shire who have experienced more than their fair share of personal tragedy. Shane was born and bred in Bangalow and Byron Bay while Hinay has lived here for 12 years. They have a seven year old daughter named Shinay. Then four years ago tragedy struck when their second daughter Sophie died when she was only one day old as a result of a hernia in her diaphragm. Only a parent who has lost a child could understand how difficult it must be to learn to live again after such an experience; the rest of us just stand in awe of how these people find the strength to go on. Hinay and Shane did find the strength to go on and in May this year welcomed their third daughter Stella to their family. Unbelievably, tragedy struck again. On September 18 this year, at just shy of four months old, Stella contracted meningococcal disease and died. A close family friend of the Espositos told how Stella had been unwell with a cold for about a week. Then last weekend while out visiting friends, Stella became fretful and started vomiting. On the way home she started to cry uncontrollably and Hinay instinctively felt that something was not right with her baby. She rushed Stella to the hospital and within 20 minutes of her arrival Stella came out in the telltale rash

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Stella Esposito Family Appeal. Anyone who would like to make a donation to this appeal can do so at the Byron Bay Community Centre which is accepting donations and gestures of A5 size or smaller. If your donation is perishable or bulky, please phone Jenny on 6685 3335. Meningococcal is one of the most deadly diseases around because it is so difficult to diagnose and progresses so very quickly. It is most prevalent at this time of year as often people have other viruses which may weaken their immune systems.While anyone can catch

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Young people in Byron Shire can now sign up for a free Event Management Course through Byron Youth Service (BYS). This course offers participants a pathway into employment in the event management industry, and includes mentoring by professionals in the field. Aimed at people 16 to 24 years of age, the program will commence on October 3 and run over six consecutive Tuesdays between 4pm and 6pm in the BYS ‘IT’ studio 1. Course tutor Jonathan Russell (aka DJ Rock Hardson) will guide participants through the various stages of event production and promotion. These skills will then be translated into reality in the planning and presentation of a real event, which will be a Youth MC & DJ Competition at the Youth Activity Centre on November 11. Graduates of the course will be offered industry mentoring in event management,

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Locals assist orphans in Kenya Alex McAuley In the face of overwhelming adversity it is often difficult to see how one or two people can make a difference, and in many cases the answer is that it’s all too hard and nothing gets done at all. One Northern Rivers couple have become an exception to that rule and are making a world of difference to Kenyan orphans with their dedication, commitment and generosity. Ivan and Mary Budulica decided 12 years ago that they needed to do something to help the huge number of African children who are orphaned as a result of AIDS, poverty, abuse and neglect. Three years ago, they put their plan into action and with their three children, relocated to Nakaru, Kenya, about two hours drive from the capital Nairobi. With their own money, they bought ten acres of land and built an orphanage suitable for housing up to 20 children and staff. Before the building has even been finished – they are in the completion stages now – the Budulicas have already taken in 20 children under the age of four who will remain in their care until they are 18 years old. Now entirely reliant on

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donations, the Budulicas are looking forward to completing the building – their house is getting very crowded! – and purchasing adjoining land in order to build a school for their young ‘family’. What is most surprising about the success of this couple is how very simple their formula is. ‘We are very focused on providing our children with a healthy diet and a safe, loving environment,’ said Mary. ‘We offer plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables and nuts and they

are thriving. One of our children was taken in after being abandoned in a hospital ward suffering category four AIDS. She was riddled with infection and suffering malnutrition and tuberculosis (TB). After six months in our care, with anti viral drugs and a healthy diet she is a different child. While she still has a long road ahead of her, she now has a much brighter future.’ The reality is that an estimated 12.3 million children in Africa have been orphaned by AIDS, with approximately 890,000 in Kenya alone. TB has increased sixfold in the last ten years and children are often neglected through poverty or mistreated as a result of social problems. Some children are dumped and left in plastic bags or by the side of the road. Ivan and Mary founded Mission in Action (MIA) in the hopes that they could make a difference, and for the 20 young Kenyan chil-

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dren in their care they certainly have. They aim to continue providing a healthy, family environment for these children as well as giving them a good education so they have choices when they are adults. ‘We will educate them based on the British curriculum as this seems to give them the most opportunities,’ said Mary. ‘however we realise how important it is for them to stay in touch with their own culture. All our children will learn to speak English, Swahili and their own tribal language.’ All the orphans have local sponsors, and there have been other generous ‘one off’ donations such as the one that allowed MIA to drill a borehole providing the mission and surrounding village with an abundant supply of clean drinking water. Anyone who would like to get involved with this project can contact Sarah Eaton on 0402 768 967 or visit the website www.nakurubabyorphanage.com for more information.

Body image for girls workshop The Aunty Program is about to host a free Mirror Mirror body image and self esteem workshop for girls aged between 10 and 12 years. The workshop will be held in Tyagarah on Sunday November 5. Girls interested in attending the workshop simply need to apply to the Aunty Program. Places will be allocated as applications are received. Girls simply need to say why they would like to attend the workshop, designed to help girls explore such issues as food, fashion and body image. Post reasons and phone contact to Rhonda, the Aunty Program, Shop 1/18 Centennial Cct, Byron Bay 2481 or email Rhonda at: aunty@ mullum.com.au.

Cohen puts his view on T2E highway option The Minister for Roads is due to make an announcement on the preferred route of the Ewingsdale to Tintenbar section of the Pacific Highway – possibly as soon as next week, according to Ian Cohen, NSW Greens Upper House MP. ‘I have lobbied long and hard for the community on this issue, and the decision is now in the hands of the Minister, Eric Roozendaal, who has been far more reasonable and receptive than his predecessor, Michael Costa,’ Mr Cohen said. ‘Regardless of the outcome, it is important to make the Greens position clear. Our priority is to minimise social, environmental and economic impacts for our local community. ‘After broad consultation, including the gathering of evidence in a Parliamentary inquiry, the Greens continue to support the A-class upgrade along the existing Pacific Highway corridor for the T2E. This option stands to have the smallest impact out of all four options. An A-class upgrade refers to dual carriageway with separation, restricted private access and a speed limit of 100kph. ‘For twelve years prior to April 13, 2005, theT2E community was assured by the RTA and the State Government that the upgrade of the Pacific Highway between Tintenbar and Ewingsdale would follow the existing highway corridor. The T2E is a sensible option because it would link both existing and approved A-class upgrades of the existing highway corridor north and south of T2E. ‘The adjoining Ewingsdale to Tyagarah upgrade which was completed in 1999 is Aclass and has had no fatal accidents recorded since it was built. ‘The Ballina Bypass planning was completed in 1996 and approved in 2002. Commencement was promised by the then Minister for Roads, Carl Scully, and federal funds have since been allocated. Ballina Council has planned for future urban development some distance from the highway corridor following advice from the NSW Department of Planning. ‘The Bangalow Bypass has been built ($24m in 1996). The St Helena upgrade planning was completed in 2002, including the EIS for the B Modified route which was chosen as the preferred route. ‘Land in the T2E corridor was zoned 9A for upgrade and other land purchased to allow the upgrade to be built on the Pacific Highway corridor. Homes along the high-

way have had air conditioning installed, along with double glazed on windows. ‘The alternative floodplain route for T2E is well outside the Pacific Highway corridor and is highly inappropriate. It would impact negatively on native species, SEPP 14 wetlands and wildlife corridors and leave massive visual scars on the Ross Lane and Coopers Shoot escarpments. It would also irrevocably destroy a 1,000 acres of highly fertile, drought free and regionally significant soils. ‘There is scientific evidence that climatic change will cause severe storm activity and rising sea levels which are incompatible with the concept of a motorway built on a tidal floodplain approximately one metre above sea level. The RTA has publicly stated that they do not address climatic change in their planning for the T2E. ‘The existing highway corridor is already owned by the State, so less privately-owned freehold land would be required. An A-class highway along the existing corridor would preserve the integrity of most of the T2E farms. A floodplain route is less safe because of flooding, fog and East-West alignment coming up the Coopers Shoot escarpment. ‘A floodplain route would sever most of the farms along its length making many unviable at a time when 92 per cent of NSW is in drought. It would transfer the noise and amenity burden from the existing highway to new receivers (approximately 294 properties). ‘The floodplain route is longer and more costly to build than the highway corridor route. It will leave the existing Pacific Highway black spots at Tintenbar Hill and St Helena without upgrades and while continuing to carry large volumes of traffic as an alternative route to the motorway. Bangalow would still have 8,500 vehicle movements per day through the town. “The floodplain route is not supported by the Department of the Environment and Conservation, the Northern Rivers Regional Development Board or by the Draft Far North Coast Regional Development Plan. ‘An A-class upgrade on theT2E along the existing highway corridor coupled with the development of an integrated inland transport network would improve safety and minimise the environmental impact on the highly populated coastal fringe. One can only hope the Minister is listening.’

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It’s almost lunch time for a good cause

Alex McAuley All parents think that their child is unique, and truthfully in one way or another they probably are. In the case of Damien Liddle there is no doubt that he is unique, but unfortunately for his parents his current claim to fame is that he is the only person in the world to have been diagnosed with a primitive neuroectodermal tumour in his eye. In layman’s terms, Damien has a very rare form of cancer. The Liddles are currently living through every family’s worst nightmare as they travel to and from Brisbane in order to access the best possible treatment for 16 year old Damien. To date, he has undergone an operation to remove the tumour and now faces 14 months of chemotherapy. The doctors are satisfied that the operation was successful in that they managed to remove the entire growth, but due to the nature of the cancer, they are not prepared to take any chances, so the chemotherapy is a must. Close family friend Sue Stirton explained that the Liddle’s situation is particularly difficult as his father Graham is tragically losing his sight. ‘Graham can’t drive, nor can he work,’ said Sue, ‘so Kim is the sole breadwinner for the family. They are struggling to keep everything going so that Damien can travel to Brisbane for his fortnightly chemo and Graham can go with him to be by his side for every minute of his treatment. Although a lot of his expenses are covered by Medicare, there are still

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masses of hidden costs such as pathology, anaesthesia etc, not to mention travelling costs. ‘Anyone who knows Graham and Kim will agree that they are two of the most generous people you could hope to meet; they will drop everything to help somebody who needs it, and this is our chance to return the favour.’ Kim and a host of other friends of the Liddles have got together to organise a fundraiser for the family and hope that the community will get behind it in order to offer the family a helping hand in their time of crisis. The fundraiser will take place on October 17 at the Brunswick Bowling Club starting at 5.30pm. There will be a three course banquet, lucky door prizes and a host of entertainment including bands Ragga Jump and Chantelle and the Latest Results. Crooners Becky Ireland and Shona Boyle will also perform during the evening, and there will be an auction which has been generously supported by a number of local businesses including Mullumbimby Tyres and Betta Electrical. Russell Siwicki will be the MC on the night. Tickets cost $30 for adults and $15 for kids aged 16 years and under and are available from Mullumbimby Tyres, Billinudgel Post Office, Michaela’s Hair and Beauty in Brunswick Heads and the Brunswick Bowling Club. If you’re unable to attend but would like to make a donation, you may do so by making a cheque payable to The Damien Liddle Trust Fund c/- Billinudgel Post Office.

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the local community members to get together for a lunch, it is also a good way to help the Leukaemia Foundation by raising money to support patients and families in the local community,’ said Vanessa Crossley, Northern NSW Support Services Coordinator. Lunch for Leukaemia is an easy recipe – pick a time and place, decide on your menu and invite your guests. During lunch ask your guests to make a donation to the Leukaemia Foundation to

help care for patients and help find a cure. Recipes for success include an AFL Grand Final BBQ, a picnic, a Friday lunch at the office – entertain clients or socialise with work colleagues, or if you’re running short on time host a lunch at a café or restaurant. To register or find out more information on how to become involved on 29 or 30 September in Lunch for Leukaemia, call 1800 620 420 or visit www.lunchforleukaemia.com. The website

lists where you can join a local public lunch event. The Foundation is the only Australian not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the care and cure of patients and families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders. Funds raised will assist the Foundation provide emotional support, educational programs, transport to and from hospital and in some cases, financial assistance free of charge to patients and families. RTA13148-1

With just a week to go until Lunch for Leukaemia, there is even more reason for Byron residents to sign up and host a lunch for the Leukaemia Foundation. Hundreds of businesses, schools, clubs, pubs and individuals are already registered around NSW. Many are motivated to participate in Lunch for Leukaemia as their lives have been touched by leukaemias, lymphomas and myeloma in some way. ‘Lunch for Leukaemia is not only a good reason for

51 DRINK DRIVERS CAUGHT IN BYRON BAY. Over the past three months 51 drivers in Byron Bay have been arrested, charged and will face court for driving while over the legal limit. Every police car is a mobile RBT. So if you are worried about being caught... you should be. MOBILE RBT. YOU WON’T KNOW WHERE. YOU WON’T KNOW WHEN.

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THE PERFECT LIFESTYLE MIX Situated along a quiet country lane in an established peaceful setting, this property is set on a gently sloping one & a half acres. The home offers 4 bedrooms (main with ensuite, WIR & access to outdoor area), second family bathroom, modern timber kitchen, generous living/dining room leading to covered outdoor entertaining area with pool/spa. Prominent in the established front garden is a magnificent Moreton Bay fig, providing abundant shade for the surrounding gardens. Features X Polished timber floors X cathedral ceilings X Large garage/workshop X carport X garden shed X distant mountain views X 10 mins to either Mullum, Byron or Bangalow

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OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00-12.30pm AUCTION October 21 SALES AGENT Simon Thomas 0418 223 160

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“IT’S THE BREATHTAKING VIEWS THAT DREW US IN” With a new grand daughter in Sydney the owners of this prime semi rural allotment must pass on this exceptional opportunity. Level ground means far less expensive build costs and room to kick a footy. Bexhill is in a fantastic location within 10 minutes to Lismore and 25 minute to the coast. Vendors request all reasonable offers be submitted! Features X Gentle North facing 1 acre block with panoramic views X Town water X Underground power & 2 min drive to General Store X Private end of cul de sac position

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OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm AUCTION October 19 SALES AGENT Damon Rahmate 0413 884 091 WEBSITE PID 235130

PEOPLE LOOKING FOR A LIFESTYLE CHANGE… YOU WILL FALL IN LOVE WITH THESE VIEWS Escape the rat race & enjoy the friendly community of Eureka. Immerse yourself in the most breathtaking views of the Night Cap Ranges that spills out from the open plan living area onto the wrap around decks. This contemporary timber home provides 3 comfortable bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & a new modern kitchen with s/steel appliances. Set on a landscaped easycare ¼ acre allotment that is fully fenced with a large timber shed this is the ideal property without the work of larger acreage.

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X Heart of Bangalow village X Gorgeous pressed metal 10ft ceilings and hoop pine polished floors X New chic kitchen & bathroom X Quiet leafy street with no through access OPEN HOUSE Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm ADDRESS 8 George Street, Bangalow FOR SALE $695,000 WEBSITE ID 212801

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99 ACRES VACANT LAND 30 MINS TO BYRON BAY Now you can use your creative energy to position the house & plan the rural pursuits you have always wanted. - Will the house sit high on the hill with the spectacular rural & mountain views, overlooking the 2 megailtre dam to watch for the birdlife? Will it go lower to nestle into the pockets of rainforest with the running stream? Large areas of land have been meticulously cleared ready for planting around 4000 Macadamia trees. This 99 acres of frost free red soil is one the last large vacant blocks in the beautiful Hinterland just 30 mins from Byron Bay. This could be the chance to realise your rural dream. The Vendors have changed their “lifes direction” and must sell on or before the sale date.

INSPECTION By appointment 7 days AUCTION November 23 SALES AGENT Terri Williamson 0421 061502 AH 6688 4043

THE MANOR - BANGALOW ORIGINAL CIRCA 1898 This gracious period home has been fully restored & renovated. Features include a sympathetic modern extension that blends perfectly the very best of the old & new. Wide entrance hall, polished teak floors, decorative cornices, antique light fittings. Set on a approx 1000m2 & comprises 4 double b’rms, 2 bathr’ms, sep. office/ 5th b’rm & formal lounge room with bay window & original fireplace X Modern kitchen with granite bench tops X Timber bi-fold doors open onto covered rear deck overlooking private back garden & rural outlook X 10 mins to Byron’s beaches.

44 Granuaille Road, Bangalow

OPEN HOUSE Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm AUCTION November 11 SALES AGENT Simon Thomas 0418 223 160

WEBSITE PID 235130

A DEFINITIVE STATEMENT IN MODERN STYLE & LUXURY ENTERTAINERS DELIGHT WITH ENDLESS RURAL VIEWS Breathtaking architecturally designed rural residence offers expansive proportions and minimalist lines that will impress. The kitchen features the latest technology complemented perfectly by the sun drenched outdoor entertaining areas. Featuring Jetmaster fireplace, vaulted ceilings, open plan living & designer pool with wet edge; this home provides low maintenance and energy efficient living. Set on 8 elevated acres with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, study & rumpus room, this home is in a class of it’s own.

467 Booyong Road, Nashua

DECEASED ESTATE RENOVATORS TAKE UP THE CHALLENGE Original 2 bedroom cottage X 958m2 block X Stunning views to Minyon Falls X 15 minutes to Bangalow X Town water X Close to Bus route & local schools OPEN HOUSE Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm ADDRESS 8 Whian Road, Eureka AUCTION November 11 WEBSITE ID 235244

OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm AUCTION October 19 SALES AGENT Mark Kinneally 0429 868 001 Greg Price 0412 871 500

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Articles

A window into days gone by

Story & photo Eve Jeffery When Sue and Gerard Walker took over ownership of Stewart’s Menswear in Mullumbimby in 2004, they also became willing partners in a longstanding relationship left behind by the previous owners. Many years before, Jean Stewart, a life member of the Brunswick Valley Historical Society, and mother of then owner Bill, donated one of the shop front windows to the Mullumbimby Museum as a display area. Over the years the space has provided an interesting view of days gone by. The tradition has been carried on by Sue and Gerard who think it a small service to the community to contribute the free space, and periodically make way, as the curios are changed and different historical eras and themes are presented. Currently a selection of musical instruments and photos are on show, with the idea to create interest in Mullumbimby’s history of entertainment and to encourage folk to add

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Stewart’s Menswear owner Gerard Walker with Liz Walton of the Brunswick Valley Historical Society and the display window.

information to the historical record. The bulk of the museum’s collection is housed in the old Mullumbimby Post Office, which was relocated to the Mullum market site in 1984. Liz Walton is a committee member of the Brunswick Valley Historical Society, the group who run the museum. Liz feels that many people don’t know where the Museum is, even though everyone knows where the market is held, so bringing a small display into town gives people a taste of what the museum has to offer, and hopefully tempts them out to Summers Park.

Liz, with the help of Sarah Newsome and the Ballina Employment and Training Centre Work for the Dole project, has taken the opportunity to introduce people who may not have had a previous interest in the museum and given them a chance to be involved. It is these volunteers who enhance and mount the old photographs, and create the display in the shop front window. The window is located at 52 Burringbar Street. The museum is open and Fridays 11am-3pm, and 9am-12pm on market day. Entry is by donation.

Local historian honoured Frank Mills of Ocean Shores has been honoured by the Royal Australian Historical Society for his contribution to history. Mr Mills was nominated for the award by the Brunswick Valley Historical Society of which he is

a past president and current member. President of the Society Chris Gray said the awards were not given lightly and Mr Mills’ Certificate of Achievement was only the fifth to be made to society members in 25 years.

Story & photo Eve Jeffery In 1976 the Wheatley family opened the doors to a small pizza shop in Jonson Street Byron Bay, but they never imagined that 30 years later the thriving business would have grown beyond its original site to a 150 seat custom designed and built restaurant employing over 45 people in busy Lawson Street. The menu still has the original pizzas numbers one to 14, but popularity and a willingness to give the customers what they want has seen the number grow steadily upwards of 20. The Wheatleys have since moved on, but some time around the tenth anniversary of the now famous Earth ’n’ Sea Pizza, an English engineer and an Irish chef spotted each other across a deep freeze in the UK, and fell instantly love. Three and a half years ago, after a sojourn in a restaurant on a Greek island which they purchased with their credit card, (the eatery not the island), David and Denise Woolsey, became the very proud owners of

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youth and we support Street Cruise and the Byron Youth Service.’ To this end, all profits from the kitchen and the bar on the night were donated to charity. With the generous donation by the staff of their time for the event, the total came to over $1,600, and the Lions Club also ran a chocolate wheel which made almost $800. ‘That someone could create an idea that lasted 30 years is incredible. Not many businesses from 30 years ago are still going. What we have is really special because it was here at the beginning – always supportive of locals and the Byron ideal,’ says David.

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Television Guide 1. Daryl Hannah is dangerous, even with one eye, in Kill Bill Vol 1 (Prime, Wednesday, 9.30pm), in Quentin Tarantino’s cartoonish chopfest. 2. You will believe a mouse can skate in Stuart Little 2 (NBN, Saturday, 7.30pm). 3. Andrew Lincoln makes his point in the billionth rerun of Love Actually (TEN, Sunday, 9pm). Dr Who (ABC, 7.30pm) offered an excellent piece of storytelling last week, so hope for more of David and Billie’s Excellent Adventure this week. And on Sunday Tony Robinson (Baldric, the man with the turnip, remember?) continues to explore The Worst Jobs In History (ABC, 7.30pm). Learn what a violin maker knows about sheep intestines. See more at www.channel4.com/history/microsites/W/worstjobs/index.html

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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 New MacDonald’s Farm Streetsmartz Antiques Roadshow Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair McLeod’s Daughters (PG) Terri & Bindi Irwin – The Exclusive Interview Talking to Ray Martin Lotto Rome (M, v,s) Annointed People’s Tribune by Caesar, Mark Anthony returns to Rome with Octavian’s liberators, Vorenus and Pullo The Sopranos (AV, v,cl) Nightline Quizmania 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 New MacDonald’s Farm The Shak Antiques Roadshow Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair Getaway Cruise through Europe, Melbourne tramcar dinner, tour the backroads of Japan, US Virgin Islands, safari in Arnhem Land The Footy Show Grand Final Edition (M) Nightline The AFL Footy Show Grand Final Edition (M) Late Show With David Letterman Guthy Renker Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America

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1.45 Kid’s Programs Insiders Inside Business Offsiders Asia Pacific Focus Songs Of Praise Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick (G*) The Divine Michelangelo (G) Much Ado About Something Noise On Screen Flordeliz Bonifacio How Cow! The Art Of John Kelly The Navigators: Baudin Vs Flinders At The Movies The Einstein Factor ABC News The Worst Jobs In History The Stuarts Sharpe’s Challenge (M, v,cl) The Michelangelo Code Part 2 Compass: A Mother’s Journey (M, a) After the death of her son in a suicide bombing, a Scottish Jewish woman goes to Israel The Private Life Of A Masterpiece (G) Sending A Message (G*) Movie: Passage Home (PG, B&W, 1955) Peter Finch, Anthony Steel, Diane Cilento Movie: Back-Boy Room (G, B&W, 1942) Arthur Askey, Moore Marriott, Graham Moffatt

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4.30 Movie: Always A Bride (G, B&W, 1953) Peggy Cummins, Terence Morgan, Ronald Squire 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 10.35 Backyard Science 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 Off The Map 6.30 Talking Heads: John Blackman 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 Lateline Business 11.40 Jack And Bobby 12.30 Mystic Iran: The Unseen World (G) Mystical practices and movements that have prevailed in Persia since ancient times 1.30 Movie: High Tide At Noon (PG, B&W, 1957) Betty St John, Michael Craig, Patrick McGoohan, William Sylvester 3.25 Australian Indoor Championship Bowls

5.25 9.20 9.55 10.30 11.30 12.05 12.30 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 5.30 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 11.00

4.30 Movie: Floodtide (G, B&W, 1949) Gordon Jackson 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 10.35 Backyard Science 11.00 Animals 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 Message Stick: Roslyn Watson (G*) 6.05 Time Team 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Two Men In A Tinnie 8.35 The Bill (M, v) 9.20 Foreign Correspondent 10.00 First Tuesday Book Club 10.30 Lateline 11.05 Lateline Business 11.35 The Atkins Diet: Miracle Or Madness? (PG) The truth about the world’s most famous, most glamorous and most controversial diet 12.25 Murder Investigation Team (M, v,a) 1.20 Movie: Vote For Huggett (G, B&W, 1949) Jack Warner 3.00 Second Opinion: Stress 3.35 Head Start (G)

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Weatherwatch World News Hungarian News Italian News Korean News Latin American News Maltese News Polish News Ukrainian News Dvorak’s Te Deum 2006 IAAF World Cup Athletics Speedweek The World Game Thalassa World News Australia World Sport Lost Worlds: Secret Files Of The Inquisition Historical records of the Inquisition were opened by the Vatican in 1998 for the first time Science: The Doctor Who Makes People Walk Again? Patients with motor neurone disease or spinal cord injuries are travelling to Beijing for an operation that would be banned in the west Movie: The Best Of Youth (2005) Final of Italian drama Movie: Hush Hush Baby! (M, s,cl,v, 2004) Moroccan drama The Storm Rages Twice (G) Weatherwatch

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World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Polish News Dateline Insight Eurovision Song Contest Junior 2005 The Journal Living Black Global Village World News Australia World Sport Mythbusters Bro’town (M, a,cl,s) New series South Park (M, a,cl) World News Australia Oz (MAV, cl,a,v) US drama series Movie: Vodka Lemon (PG, 2003) Armenian comedy/drama about a shared grief and the sound of their bus driver singing tortured love songs which brings together two strangers in a snow-covered Armenian village 12.30 The Nanny 1.00 Movie: Closely Watched Trains (M, s,a, 1966) Czech drama set during the German occupation 2.30 Weatherwatch

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Weatherwatch World News Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Masterpiece On Saturday The World In Art Colin McCahon JS Bach – The 48 Preludes And Fugues In Nureyev’s Steps JS Bach – The 48 Preludes And Fugues The Journal Newshour Here Comes The Neighbourhood World News Australia World Sport As it Happened: Battlefield Britain Boyne 1690 Iron Chef Rockwiz Movie: My Wife Is An Actress (M, s,n,cl, 2001) French comedy about being married to a celebrity SOS: Shorts On Screen When Sex Goes Wrong (MA, a,cl,a) Crank Yankers The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Global Edition Weatherwatch

Weatherwatch World News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Movie: The Kite (PG, 2003) French/Arabic drama about a young girl in southern Lebanon who is given in marriage to a cousin in Israel Tales From A Suitcase Food Lovers Guide To Australia Living Black World Sport The Journal Newshour Global Village World News Australia World Sport Insight Cutting Edge: Global Warming Bush’s climate of fear World News Australia Hot Docs: The Anatomy Of Evil Movie: Suzhou River (M, v,a, 1999) Chinese mystery Movie: Minor Mishaps (M, cl,a, 2002) Danish drama Weatherwatch

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Kid’s Programs Saturday Disney The Saturday Club Silversun Disney Adventures That’s So Raven Eclipse Movie: The Straight Story (G, 1999) Based on true story of Alvin Straight’s journey across America’s heartland. Starring Richard Farnsworth, Sissy Spacek, Harry Dean Stanton The Great Celebrity Spelling Bee Emergency 000 Sydney Weekender Seven News Mayday: Collision Course (PG) Movie: Sky Kids 3 – Game Over (PG, v, 2003) Alexa Vega, Daryl Sabara, Antonio Banderas, Carla Gugino, Alan Cumming Movie: Sister Act (PG, v, 1992) Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith, Kathy Najimy, Barnard Hughes, Mary Wickes Movie: Adventures Of Priscilla – Queen Of The Desert (M, cl,s, 1994) Three Sydney drag queens journey to the red centre by bus for a cabaret show, but getting there isn’t as easy as they thought. Starring Guy Pearce, Hugo Weaving, Terence Stamp, Bill Hunter, Sarah Shadwick Home Shopping Religion Stanley Fairy Tale Police Weekend Sunrise Sportsworld My Business All Saints Reba Movie: Mermaids (PG, a,s,cl, 1990) Cher, Winona Ryder, Christina Ricci, Bob Hoskins Movie: Nancy Drew (PG, d, 2002) Maggie Lawson, Lauren Birkell, Jill Ritchie, Marieh Delfino, Sabine Singh, Brett Cullen What Not To Wear Seven News Cirque Du Soleil Presents Saltimbanco (G) A new proposal for urban life in which worms adapt themselves to their environment and strive for enlightenment You May Be Right Movie: Romy And Michele’s High School Reunion (M, s,cl, 1996) Mira Sorvino, Lisa Kudrow, Mira Sorvina, Janeane Garofalo, Alan Cumming, Julia Campbell Movie: Romy And Michele – In The Beginning (M, s, 2005) Katherine Heigl, Alex Breckenridge, Kelly Brook Rodney (PG) Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise Raggs Silversun Morning News Home Shopping Movie: LA Law – The Movie (PG, a,cl, 2002) The McKenzie-Brackman law firm fight it out in the courtroom. Starring Corbin Bersen, Susan Dey, Larry Drake, Richard A Dysart Australia’s Guinness World Records Rafferty’s Rules It’s Academic Seven News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away The Great Outdoors Baby Boomer backpackers, across the Savannah Way, London and Paris in a day, Canada’s grizzly bears, 5-star camping comfort Grey’s Anatomy (M) Criminal Minds (M) Boston Legal Jake In Progress Less Than Perfect Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise Raggs Silversun Morning News Home Shopping Movie: Sounder (PG, v, 2003) Courage and love binds an African American family together in the 19th century South when a father is sent to prison after stealing a hog to feed his family. Starring Carl Lumbly, Suzzanne Douglas, Daniel Lee Robertson, Paul Winfield, Kevin Hooks Australia’s Guinness World Records Rafferty’s Rules It’s Academic Seven News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away (G) Dancing With The Stars All Saints (M) Crossing Jordan (M) Criss Angel Mindfreak (M) Family Plots (M) Danoz Direct Expo Religion Home Shopping

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Stuart Little Pokemon Faireez Totally Wild AFL Grand Final Breakfast LIVE AFL Grand Final Morning LIVE AFL Grand Final Preview LIVE AFL Grand Final Pre Game Entertainment LIVE AFL Grand Final LIVE from the MCG – Sydney Swans v West Coast Eagles Ten News The Simpsons Out Of Practice (PG) New series about a couples counsellor who learns that his wife may be leaving him Everybody Loves Raymond Monk Law & Order: Criminal Intent (M) Movie: The Italian Job (M, cl,v, 2003) A gang of double-crossed thieves attempt to reclaim their gold by creating the largest traffic jam in Los Angeles ever. Starring Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, Donald Sutherland, Edward Norton, Seth Green Sports Tonight Grand Final Special Hack (M) Britney & Kevin (M) Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Religion Mass For You At Home Meditation Medication Wicked Science Totally Wild Meet The Press State Focus Video Hits Girlband World Rally Championship Cyprus Australian Rally Championship Victoria RPM Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons Meerkat Manor It’s Me Or The Dog Australian Idol Movie: Love Actually (M, cl,sr,n, 2003) In the frantic five weeks before Christmas the lives of very different couples as they deal with their love lives. Starring Hugh Grant, Keira Knightly, Colin Firth, Emma Thompson, Liam Neeson, Bill Nighy Formula One Grand Prix China Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Enjoying Everyday Life 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 Neighbours Encore Queen Eye For The Straight Guy The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Scope The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Futurama Australian Idol The Simpsons Law & Order: SVU (M) The Biggest Loser Late Night News And Sports Tonight NYPD Blue (M) The Up-Late Game Show 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 Early News Toasted TV In The Box 9am With David And Kim Ten News TTN Neighbours Encore 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 Futurama (PG) The Simpsons Futurama The Wedge Real Stories (M) Rove Live (M, cl,a) Late News And Sports Tonight Cybershack (M) The Up-Late Game Show (M) Video Hits Up-Late Infomercial Enjoying Everyday Life Kenneth Copeland More Religion

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Danoz Untold Wealth Home Shopping Kid’s Programs So Fresh Fishing Australia Speed Machine Formula 1 Speedboat Gold Coast Movie: Gone With The Wind (PG, v,a, 1939) Part 1 of the American classic set in the South during the Civil War. Starring Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Olivie de Havilland, Leslie Howard, Thomas Mitchell Billy Joel Airline Getaway The Garden Gurus Talk To The Animals NBN News Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Movie: Stuart Little 2 (G, 2002) Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie, Jonathan Lipnicki, Anna Hoelck, Ashley Hoelck, Mark John Jeffries Lotto Movie: The Wedding Planner (PG, cl,s, 2001) Jennifer Lopez, Matthew McConaughey, Bridgette Wilson-Sampras, Justin Chambers Frasier (PG) Double episode Quizmania Home Shopping Home Shopping Hot Source Untold Wealth Business Success Sunday Arrive Alive Cup Sunday Roast The Sunday Footy Show NRL Grand Final Day LIVE from Telstra Stadium – Jersey Flegg grand final – Penrith Panthers v Newcastle Knights NRL Grand Final Day LIVE from Telstra Stadium – Premier League grand final – Parramatta Eels v Newtown Evening News NRL Grand Final LIVE from Telstra Stadium – Melbourne Storm v Brisbane Broncos The Best Of The Footy Show 2006 (M) The Apprentice (PG) Star Trek: Enterprise (M) Movie: The Passion Of Ayn Rand (M, s,a,cl, 1998) A philosopher and rather eccenric author becomes involved with a much younger and married man to the dismay of those close to her. Starring Helen Mirren, Peter Fonda Untold Wealth Guthy Renker 20/20 Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Today Extra Danoz Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives The Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm The Shak Antiques Roadshow Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair What’s Good For You What A Year (PG) Craze which landed us in hospital, clothing fashions, music rivalry, a law which threatened severe sunburn Lotto Money (PG) Rising interest rates and petrol prices, increased levels of personal debt, how to benefit from tax cuts and simplify super systems Body Of Evidence (M) Psychic Detectives (PG) Nightline Quizmania (M) Guthy-Renker Danoz Good Morning America Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy Renker Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives The Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm The Shak Antiques Roadshow Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair 20 To 1 (PG, v,n) Great Aussie movies CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (M) The Closer (M) Band Of Brothers (M, v,cl) On June 6, 1944, D-Day, planes with thousands of paratroopers cross the English Channel to France where they came under heavy fire, none of the men land where they were expected to and many lose their weapons and supplies in the drop Nightline Quizmania (M) Guthy-Renker Australia Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America

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spell things out. If you’re experiencing contradictory urges, the key is the C word: compromise. CANCER: If people are easily irritated and hurtful without realising it, why make a big thing – how many times have you done the same? Helping to restore accord and a sense of proportion, this Week of the Peace Maker’s a time for dropping differences, making friends and amends. LEO: Leo Mae West’s vixen witticism: I can resist everything except temptation is up and running as this week’s sheer energy and ebullience blows away good intentions and sensible resolutions like spring pollen. Resistance does get so tiring after a while, doesn’t it‌? VIRGO: This week’s birthday composer George Gershwin wrote a famous song called Nice work if you can get it – and you can get it if you try‌ And certainly whether work, other people and life in general’s nice or not this week depends on guess who? Yes, you.

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more acceptance of human failings‌ AQUARIUS: Aquarians have almost zero tolerance for emotional insecurity (What’s that?), but with ascendant Libran energy moving relationships into focus, this week the ones who love you are going to want to know how you feel about them – to hear it and have you show it. PISCES: In periods where a new balance is being established, life can get wobbly for awhile – best just wobble along with it till things settle. Meanwhile this week’s people are playful and entertaining, group activities rewarding and there’s plenty of love dust in the air‌

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CARLA WERNER’S independent release, Pure Things in Wild Places traverses the musical landscape with a rich dichotomy of songs. At times reminicent of Patti Smith, and then at others Joni Mitchell, this record is the one she felt driven to make after amicably parting with Columbia. ‘For the first few months after we parted ways it was a little bit strange. I just kept writing, and I went right what will I do with these songs? I had a few dear friends who were willing to invest in the record, one was in the form of the studio and the other was in the form of a school friend who wanted to set up a business. I feel this is a much better sounding record than what I’ve done in the past, it’s something I’ve

had my hands in from the beginning.’ Carla believes music has a kind of spiritual, ethereal quality that exists for everyone.’Sound doesn’t belong to anyone in my opinion, you create these things because you feel so inspired, but ultimately it doesn’t belong to us.’ Creating an album is a collaborative process, and one that Carla fully immersed herself in. ‘You have to ask for help, I couldn’t have done it without the help of friends. I got a lot of musical direction from my partner Lucius Borich (of Cog fame). We have been together for 12 years, music is a huge part of our lives, we both inspire each other musically.’

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So what inspired the journey of Pure Things in Wild Places? ‘It’s feeling that I am inspired by, there are some songs on the record that are not really about me. I put myself into the mind of my friends and try and imagine what they are going through. I have this thing called dark love, and there’s an element of light as well – I wanted to honour the darkness and the light and honour them as emotions that are prevalent in human beings. The record is around the yin yang. It’s important to honour the darlings and the demons!’ Carla’s album is released on October 7 and she joins Coda at the Coorabell Hall on Saturday. You can check her out on her website: www.carlawerner.com

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a quick chat with Nick and Naomi of CODA about their upcoming Byron gig. Their latest album: ‘Calling Mission Mu’ is like the sound track for the odd ball within. It’s an epic adventure on an unknown planet. The album was recorded in extraordinary circumstance, in the shadow of one of this country’s most important artists. ‘We produced it ourselves,’ Naomi went on to say. ‘We wrote a lot at Arthur Boyd’s property. That was where we

were artists in residence for two years.’ ‘It’s so great, we spent a few weeks there at a time, and there’s nothing else there, so you have to make music. We wrote most of the record. We were inspired by what inspired him.’ This is an unusual residency for musicians, a kind of cross pollination of mediums. ‘We heard about it through Musica Viva. They were saying: this is a great opportunity, no one is taking it up, and we were like let’s get there! In return we do

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This morning I woke up to find a small pink volcano erupting in the vicinity of my lip. Here I am, 38 years old and still getting the odd pox break out. Surely wrinkles and facial hair are enough to contend with, not to mention the double chin, bingo wings and drooping breasts. Pimples are for the young. It’s nature’s way of protecting pubescents from pervy predators. What better protection for the young and gorgeous than a cache of carbuncles? Every time one develops a zit, one is faced with one of life’s big decisions. To squeeze, or not to squeeze? Whether tis nobler to leave a large tomato seed like pustule erupting from the face or to attack with fingernails and leave a red and bloodied infected remnant. I squeeze. I even get some kind of sick pleasure out of it, coupled with a little paranoia. I remember reading this story about this girl who squeezed her zit, but the pus didn’t pop out, it went back into her bloodstream and into her brain, a kind of bacterial backdraft and she died right there in front of the mirror, hands still in position. I have always suspected

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that this was just propaganda perpetuated by the anti-squeeze. (I also have a theory that those who don’t squeeze don’t swallow). The cover up is always a failure. A small square of toilet paper has a retro Gunston-esque feel, and cover stick just seems to create a scabby brown mound. Experience has taught me to let it go. You can’t hide the little suckers. If you are having a particularly bad time of it, may I suggest you ditch the foundation and opt for a burkha. There’s the ‘beauty mark’ technique, where one colours the lump black. This is only foiled when the beauty spot gets a head on it. I have found the band-aid technique pretty effective. I just pop one on my chin and if anyone asks I tell them I cut myself shaving. I don’t mind getting older, in fact I quite enjoy it. It’s always a thrill to see just what bit of you is going to fall off next. I should have entered the pimple free zone by now. Acne when you’re approaching middle age is akin to a teenager going bald, getting arthritis or playing bingo. It’s just not right. But I think it makes me look younger.

to studying music and singing jazz, soul, blues, funk and her own original compositions has allowed her to perform with some of the greatest musicians in Australia. Beyond her ability, which has been cultivated with zeal for the majority of her life, it is her sense of humour and her spirit that make Elana a magnetic performer and ideal band leader. She performs with her band at the Byron Beach Resort on Sunday at 3pm. $5.

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Party, and Deecey and the Family Pact have been doing the hard yards spreading the Rasta vibes up Brisbane/Gold Coast way. Rub a Dub sound have also been very busy with radio and their Ina de Dance nights and Ari has got some of the rarest reggae, dub, dancehall and rocksteady from his last trip to Jamaica. It’s $12 on the door.

One Big Drop Inn #2 featuring Raz Bin Sam and the Lion I Band, SkankoMatics, Deecey and the Family Pact, Rub a Dub Sound (Krazy Dayv and Lennox Dread) plus selector/DJ Ari. Happening at the Great Northern Hotel on Saturday. Raz and the Lion I crew haven’t done much since rocking Splendour, SkankoMatics are on fire since the Radiothon Closing

TONGUE IN GROOVE DÊ Jah Groove is returning to rock the east coast of Australia with a six date tour of Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour and Gosford. A mix of genres, at any gig you’re promised a

WHY MR SMITH Byron icon Juzzie Smith heads up this week’s line-up at Byron Bay Vista Club. If you haven’t seen Juzzie’s fantastic one-man-band thing happening then here’s your chance to get up close and personal. Tamworth is well represented this week with three fine expat singer/songwriters on board.

Guy Kachel’s country-flavoured songs, big vocals and fine guitar picking, Mark Heazlett’s sensitive musical finesse and the welcome return to the region of Ted Tilbrook, veteran of Lismore’s ‘Unplugged’ and the bands Heartland, Hired Hands and Rock Wallabies. Rebecca Ireland goes from strength to strength, often backed these days by Guy and Mark. Soulman (Raku) takes time off his busy performance schedule to hit the Vista and blow the punters away again‌ he gets better every time we catch up with him. David Hall has promised a special 9/11 song of great relevance and the Vista Crue will be there as always to make you laugh, cry and generally have a great time. Still $10 with 7:30 start at

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THE BIG CON! The Northern Rivers Conservatorium Arts Centre (better known to locals as ‘The Con�) is holding a series of showcase nights at the Great Northern Hotel in Byron Bay. Experience for the music students to get up and play in a venue in a real setting with a real audience, with real instruments! The evening features first year and second year students with a diploma in contemporary music. There will be six student acts and Hudibrastic Funk. Former students of The Con have moved on to successful careers in the music industry and include the talented Nat and Carlo from Blue King Brown and Jimmi Carr, who both have current national releases. Wednesday at the Northern.

HAVING A FOLKING GOOD TIME Mullumbimby Folk Club presents Cheynne Murphy as the feature act for this month. Cheynne is a charismatic and yet disarmingly honest performer whose impassioned vocals demand attention from audiences. Originally from Nowra, on the south coast of NSW, Cheynne moved to Sydney to study marketing. He picked up a guitar for the first time in his last year of study and had signed a world-wide publishing deal with Warner Chappell just three years later. He has received regular rotation on Bay FM and most recently he supported Pete

Murray at the Fatherhood Festival. As usual, if you are an original songwriter and would like to perform there will be chalkboard spots available from 7pm onwards. Admission only $5. Doors open 7.45pm. Show starts 8.00pm at the Old Drill Hall in Mullum on Thursday.

WOLLUMBIN FESTIVAL This year’s festival is happening on the full moon weekend 6-8 October and is gearing up to be the best ever. Held at Tyalgum, it originally started as a protest against the proposed logging of the Wollumbin State forest on the western slopes of Mt Warning. Now in its 5th year, the festival’s focus is on reconciliation issues and honouring Wollumbin as a sacred site to the Bundjalung and all of us locals who live in its vicinity. A celebration of music, song, dance, culture, information and sharing. This year there are over 30 workshops and forums, many with an indigenous element and 26 stage performances. Highlights include Bellingen’s Boom Percussion and Papasa’s African tribal beats, soul stirring Shimshai from Hawaii, Cloud 9 and Bertha Control’s upbeat political high energy performances, Troy and Trevlyn with an indigenous and Zimbabwean flavour, international Canadian Cree dancers, Greg Sheehan with Time, and of course the firelit Corroborree on Saturday night. Come and camp for the weekend, bring the kids,

CULTURE DANCE MAGIC MOMENTS Two of the world’s most renowned Indian Dancers bring their unique and traditional moves to the Byron Community Centre on Saturday. The Magic Hour features Arjun Raina and Monica Singh. Tickets can be purchased by phoning 6685 5659.

FILM TIME IN THE SPAA Do you have a brilliant idea for a creative project, but haven’t shared it with the world yet? Do you want to take your dream all the way to the Cannes Film Festival? The Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) is staging pitching workshops around Australia as part of the Holding Redlich Pitching Competition, a key event at

the annual Screen Producers Association (SPAA) Conference in November, which offers a trip to Cannes as first prize. The day begins with a presentation on The Art of Pitching. Then, after a short break the pitching begins. Each pitch must be no longer then two minutes and will be presented in front of all contestants. Up to five finalists are then selected to come back for day two, where semi finalists workshop and re-pitch. Finalists work one on one with the panel to develop project concept and pitch strategy. Each finalist re-pitches in front of panel. Contact: Call 07 3257 7646.

FILM Katrina Folkwell will be launching her DVD ‘The First Breath’ at the Byron Community Centre next

(Creative Kids Space program) and celebrate in a beautiful part of Bundjalung country. www. woolumbindreaming.org

SMART CARDS They say a change is as good as a holiday, and local rock band Smart Artists are on a bit of both when they head off to New Zealand’s south Island in November. After five years of gigging South East Queensland and the NSW North Coast, Smart Artists are hoping to capitalise on the imminent release of their debut single ‘Route 66’. This take on the classic Stones tune is quintessentially Australian so the band sees no problem with being accepted in the ‘Island of the long white cloud’. ‘Part of the idea to release an EP was to get over the Tasman and start the ball rolling over there. And as a bit of a treat to ourselves, we just thought why not’, says guitarist Peter Hall. And live you can expect to hear tunes from Powderfinger, U2, The Vines, Stereophonics, INXS, Peter Frampton, ZZ Top plus many more‌ all certain to revive and re-ignite memories from those parties of ill repute. Bangalow Hotel on Friday from 8pm.

BANGALOW PACIFIC SONGWRITERS FESTIVAL A first-of-its kind Songwriters Festival will be held on one day, Saturday 28 October in Bangalow. The festival is being organized by the Byron

week. This is an audio visual documentary which takes the viewer on a profound journey through the ecstasy and intensity of pregnancy, labour, birth and bonding. I’ll be their launching, pushing out some business of my own. Byron Bay Community Centre on Friday 6 October at 7.30pm.

THEATRE SPICE UP YOUR LIFE The Lismore Theatre Company present a Variety Show at the Rochdale Theatre this weekend. Multi talented actors and dancers from the Company will present a mixture of comedy, circus, poetry, music and melodrama. Preview on Wednesday for just $10, the show continues Thursday to Saturday with the show kicking off at 8pm. Tickets: Caddies Bean Shop 6621 7709.

Vista Social Club, a non-profit local musical collective who run an extremely artisticallysuccessful performance/ recording songwriters’ club in an almost hundred year old local hall. They make CDs for sale from these gigs and play the music on their own weekly radio show on Byron’s Bay FM. Spearheading the Festival are Melbourne-music-scene ex-patriots, long-time Byron residents Brendan ‘Mook’ Hanley and Julie ‘Shanto’ Oliver whose 90 combined years of music and entrepreneuring, aided by the experienced ‘Vista Crue’ team will assure a high standard of performance, public address sound and recording of all the acts present.

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HOLD ON, PHELPS IS ON THE WAY Kelly Joe Phelps has received his fair share of accolades. From the All Music Guide, there’s: ‘There are few artists who offer the raw sincerity and accomplished musical acumen that guitarist, singer/songwriter Kelly Joe Phelps does...’ and the Washinton Post said of his music ‘poignancy, passion and spirituality.’ He’s damn good. He’s at the Bangalow A&I Hall on Sunday 8 October.

COMEDY OPEN MIKE MOUTHS OFF It’s back on again Wednesday. The open mike at WhyNot! Restaurant in Byron. With 10 hot new comedians treading the boards and Brisbane’s Fiona McGary at the helm, this is lots of funny for little money. Tix are $25 and includes dinner, a glass of wine and the show. Bookings are essential as it always sells out. 6680 7994.

TOM TOM THE PIPER’S SON Stole a joke and away he run. Not true. Tom Rhodes, one of the funniest men on the planet. If you like your humour smart, cut to the left with references to Kerouac, then you will love this fresh original material. These are the jokes less travelled – original authentic

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Dramatic designs in hot glass Colin Heaney’s Glass Blowing Studio and Gallery is an icon in the Byron Shire, and is represented overseas at Habatat Galleries in three states of the US, Cosa in London and more recently the Gaffer Gallery in Hong Kong. The gallery is open 7 days and the glass blowing process may be viewed on weekdays. Select a piece from the extensive display of goblets, vessels, sculpture and paintings – a unique gift idea or as a personal reflection of your own good taste. 6 Acacia St, Byron Arts & Industry Estate Phone 6685 7044 www.colinheaney.com

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Do you feel stuck or overwhelmed by the clutter in your home? Don’t know how to start sorting things out?

Tired of the hassle of selling your car? Don’t like intimidating sales people? Or just plain busy? We will come to your home or office for a free vehicle valuation and we’ll even source your new car for you.

We are professional organisers!

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Quayside Holden can trade your old car in or buy it from you outright and all our cars are backed by consumer warranties. Finance available – even over the phone.

• Decluttering service • Storage solutions • Relocation help: packing & unpacking • Interior Design • Prepare properties for sale • Caretaking of holiday accommodation

Quayside Holden makes car buying and selling easy. Contact Mick to come see you today!!! Phone 02 6620 1100

We offer solutions to your individual needs and help you through the process in a gentle, nonjudgmental and confidential manner.

Car of the week (see ad page 3)

Light er House Living With Liz May & Kirsten Ingemar Phone 6685 9965, 0412 824 012, 0409 121 780

Doctors at Byron West

Doctor Jon teaches Touch for Health

are available six days of the week, offering a wide variety of services. This is a bulk-billing General Practice with a skin check clinic. Since opening earlier this year, Byron West has been fortunate to have Dr Charles McDonald, a member of the Australian Skin Cancer Society, joining their team offering patients a comprehensive skin check clinic. The third GP to come on board is Dr Carol Waldeck. Recently Byron West Doctors has been accredited to provide Yellow Fever vaccinations to patients. This is truly a well-equipped medical centre providing quality service and, in order to fit in with busy lifestyles, it is happy to accommodate walk-ins.

Dr Jon’s Foundational Kinesiology Workshop teaches Touch for Health, where you will learn techniques to bring yourself, family and friends into balance. Touch for Health is a great complement to natural and traditional therapies and gives you what is necessary to become an internationally accredited natural health practitioner.

8am-5.30pm Monday-Friday 8am-1pm Saturdays Shop 2, Byron West Shopping Fair 8 Bayshore Drive, Byron Bay Phone 6680 7919

Dr Jon brings years of knowledge and experience to share, inform and inspire, conducting both weekend workshops and small classes. For enquiries on October and November dates, email jon@veranese.com or phone 0411 031 301

David Lawson for computers

Dial 1300 733 521

David Lawson Computer Services has been serving the shire since 1994 and can help with computer repairs and tuition, upgrades, new computers, peripherals, printers, scanners, cameras, usb devices and monitors. Broadband and Internet connections including wireless broadband are also supplied and setup to your configuration. Explore the easiest way of using the latest computer equipment with a computer lease PC, laptop or peripheral. This saves your capital and is tax deductible if you use it for business. David is the local Westnet agent, providing help and advice on all ADSL & Dialup needs – ‘it’s the service that sets Westnet apart.’

If you need to reach a wider audience with your classified advertising,

Call David Lawson Computer Services Ph. 6684 3955 or 0414 843955

how does 300,000 readers sound? Our new Community Classifieds appear in FIVE local independent newspapers, and cover the shires of Port Macquarie, Lismore, Byron, Clarence Valley and Armidale. That’s a huge coverage area for your advertisement (see map page 15). So if you want to reach the whole of the north coast and the northern tablelands, call 1300 733 521

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material that will open your mind and your mouth. Byron Bowling Club on Monday 9 October at 8pm. Tix are $20/25 and can be booked on 6684 3443.

ART FESTIVAL OF ARTS The 33rd Annual Southern Cross Arts Festival is shaping up to be another huge exhibition for Northern Rivers Art lovers. An amazing range of activities has been planned from the Opening night

celebration on Friday to close of doors on Tuesday. The Arts Festival will be held in the gymnasium at the

Southern Cross School at East Ballina. The Festival starts each day from 10am and finishes each day at approximately 4pm. The organisers hope that everyone is able to attend the exhibition during the long weekend and enjoy the amazing art work created by people from our town and district. For further information contact Andrew Playford on 0408 166 419.

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FOLLOWING THE PATTERN Patterns are the most natural of things. From the cycles of the Moon to the black dots on the yellow wings of Ladybirds, they are everywhere. Inevitably, and long ago, they found their way into our artistic expression, becoming at once functional and decorative. They calm us with their orderliness and beguile with their harmonies and are as varied and numerous as the cultures in which they are ever-present. Patterns’ most elemental features, symbolism and design, is the consuming passion of Byron painter Lynne Fardon, whose first major exhibition of works on canvas opens on Saturday at Waywood Gallery. With a background in graphic art and signwriting, Lynne has an eye for geometric shapes and an appreciation of the power of recurring simplicity. She has collected international motifs and, combining them with her love of vibrant colour, conjured up a world of rich nuances and intriguing similarities. For visual artists, preparation

Hard Yakka Weekender!!!!!!!! Sunday October 1 Labour Day Long Weekend. No hard hat or hard labour gear – no entry! It’s cheap ‘n’ nasty dress-code!!! Whether you work hard within our ‘much-fun-to-be-had-yet’ social system, work for the dole or are about to give birth, dress

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for a show can be so allconsuming that the themes being explored eventually take over every waking moment. ‘I have become totally obsessed by the project,’ she happily concedes. It’s the only way to go, for the result, a collection of uncommon beauty, is testimony to Lynne’s immersion in her subject.

NICE DITTIES You wanna win some cash? You got some words in you? You should get yourself off to the

Writers at the Rails Poetry Slam and play for the $100. Write it, Read it and Rake in the cash. Reading starts from 2pm. Phone David 6688 6485 for any enquiries.

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Friday 6 October the Sucker DJs are at PLAY> Imagine being out all night on Halloween Full Moon for 12 hours of entertainment in a vast local venue. Escape is the third all night event hosted by the Byron Entertainment Centre and it’s happening on Saturday November 4. For your chance to win 2 tickets be the first person to email escape@eastcape.com.au

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Air conditioning – that’s us! Funky Moves time ladies to get that beach body happening. Get rid Cooling from the carriage! It’s of excess fluid, tone that body in the right places and feel Cool-a-bah Cooling Services has expanded its operation with a new base at Bangalow, to help serve its ever-expanding client base in Byron Bay, Ballina and surrounds. ‘Everyone knows the Train Carriage on Lismore Road in Bangalow and that’s where we are setting up base,’ explains company owner Bill Townsend. Bill has 25 years in airconditioning in the region and has been residing in Byron Bay and Bangalow for over 15 years, he knows the people and their needs. ‘People want quality products and workmanship, supported by an after sales service that satisfies the clients. We are being called more and more from our Murwillumbah base into the Byron and Ballina regions. It makes sense for us to be here,’ Bill adds. Cool-a-bah Cooling has staff based at Lennox Head, Ocean Shores, Byron Bay and Brunswick Heads so they already have the basis of the business in operation, it’s just the premises that were lacking. Well known and trusted local Terry McCarrol is back on deck in a few weeks after yet another sailing adventure and is eager to satisfy his much loved Byron just as he has for many, many years. Call Cool-a-Bah Cooling on 6687 0433. Beat the rush with an early call!

stronger and fitter. Remember to give it a chance. It won’t happen overnight but there will be a guarantee of a healthier, happier, more energised and positive you in the making. Exercise, nutrition and lifestyle advice will be part of a ten week program that will change your life forever. Just take the first step. Give me a call anytime and do something for yourself! Phone Nina on 6629 1329 or 0408 412 788.

Now at Mullum Hire & Sales Mullum Hire & Sales now has all your needs covered around the home and garden. The most recent addition to the large array of hire specialties is the stump grinder. Make short work of problem trees with professional equipment. Mullum Hire can also supply chippers, brushcutters, mowers and slashers as well as water blasters, a mini loader and a cherry picker for the tall jobs. See the professional team at 73 Station Street. Phone 6684 3003 or go to www.mullumhire. com.au

Orientique Has exciting new stock in – just in time for the warmer weather! The big focus this coming season is on dresses and there is a huge range of the prettiest ones, both casual and formal, to suit every season! There are cotton voile dresses by the Orientique label as well as Very Very occasion wear, party wear and weddings. School formals are catered for too – and in addition there is a superb selection of coordinating jewellery, shoes and bags.

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Do you need a total new outfit or just some new addition to mix in with your existing wardrobe? We can help you. We always have the latest in funky elegant clothing labels like Metalicus, Miss Mafia, Minkpink, Sass, T-box, Cooper Street, Gerry Shaw and more. There is also a huge range of lingerie including Kookai, Chrystel, Sabi, Bellissima, Jools, Shirley of Hollywood and Leg Avenue. From the tiara to the latest funkiest jewellery we’ve got it covered. There are gloves, handbags, stockings, cards and gifts galore – a goddess’s paradise. Starting September 26, there will be for the first time ever a big clean up sale with prices down 20% to 50% on bikinis and selected clothing.

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Spinifex Moon is a delightful place to oufit yourself for Spring/ Summer. Stocking stylish, elegant, casual and cool styles in natural fabrics, hemp, cotton, silk. Spinifex Moon offers contemporary fashion choices for 17-70 year olds. Stocking the latest styles from fashion houses Celia Ryan, Orientique, EcoWear, Kashi and Striking, larger sizes are also available for the more statuesque. Come by and see Annette, for personalised, friendly service.

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THURSDAY 28 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9PM DE JAH GROOVE ■ BUDDHA BAR, BYRON 9PM ANTHONY GEORGE LIVE ■ HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON 9PM SIMON PHILLIPS & MARSHALL ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM HOLY COW WITH IAN TRELOAR ■ BANGALOW HOTEL 7.30PM TRIVIA ■ PLAY, BYRON 10PM INA DE DANCE, DJS DOLLA MIX, KRAZY DAVE, LENNOX DREAD ■ CHINI HOTEL, MULLUM 7.30PM MULLUMBERRY JAM NIGHT ■ SHEARWATER SCHOOL 7PM POWER OF COMMUNITY HOW CUBA SURVIVED PEAK OIL & SALSA DEMO ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS 8PM STAGE SHOW, DIVE COURSE GIVEAWAY ■ SUFFOLK PARK HOTEL 7.30PM ALOHA JAM NIGHT ■ BANGALOW A&I HALL 8.00AM MYSTICAL ARTS OF TIBET TOUR

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SATURDAY 30 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.30PM LIVE MUSIC ■ BUDDHA BAR, BYRON BAY DJ DAVE GRAVY ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM DAKARPO ■ HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON 9PM ONE BIG DROP INN, RAZBINSAM, LION I BAND + SKANKOMATIC ■ BYRON COMMUNITY CENTRE 7.30PM THE MAGIC HOUR ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 6.30PM FOSSIL ROCK ■ BO’S, BYRON 7PM MICK’S SASHIMI BAND ■ COORABELL HALL 7.30PM CODA ■ MULLUM RSL 8.15PM ROUTE 66 ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS 7PM LADIES NIGHT – DJ PACKED ■ PLAY, BYRON INHOUSE, DJS SEAN CANDY, FLYNN, CP MILES ■ WAYWOOD GALLERY 6PM GLOBAL PATTERNS EXHIBITION OPENING ■ LU LU’S CAFE MULLUM 11AM CHEYNNE MURPHY & MARK HEAZLETT ■ BANGALOW HOTEL 8PM HOLY COW ■ THE URBAN 9.30PM ROCHELLE LEES ■ BALLINA BOWLING CLUB DANCE ON ■ YAMI’S 2PM SLIM PICKENS ■ SOUTHERN CROSS SCHOOL, BALLINA ARTS FESTIVAL ■ ROCHDALE THEATRE 8PM SPICE OF LIFE ■ GRAND PACIFIC, KINGSLIFF 9PM DR DUB ■ C-VUE, CABARITA 7PM CHEYNNE MURPHY ■ AUSSIE TAVERN 8.30PM THE SHADY 3

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TALLADEGA NIGHTS It’s an unholy trinity – the ear-splitting roar of NASCAR racing, thrashing guitars and Will Ferrell. You wouldn’t credit how well it works. Contrary to the dud previews, this is a robust, funny movie with more depth than you might expect from its easily dismissed scenario. It takes a scornful swipe at the greed, gaucheness and rudeness of American culture while simultaneously maintaining a clear affection

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for its mundane virtues, with Ferrell, at last, finding the perfect vehicle for his preparedness to act the imbecile without reservation – any sense of him being hip behind the facade is sacrificed by his running around helplessly in his Y-fronts. As Ricky Bobby, a speedway driver whose career crests and tumbles before he finally re-establishes himself, he is a few pressure points below his usual excess and ultimately wins you over to the idiot revhead. The characters surrounding him are acutely observed and parodied without nastiness. Gary Cole is terrific as his Bud-swigging, dopedealing Daddy and Sacha Baron Cohen almost steals the show as the mincing French poof who comes to challenge Ricky. Irreligious, trenchantly un-PC and, like the best satires, willing to embrace that which it puts the boot into. John Campbell THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA Andy Sachs is a sweet girl from Ohio who wants to make it as a writer in New York. She is employed as an assistant to Miranda Priestley, the editor of Runway fashion magazine, where she is sniggered at for her dowdiness. Being a Hollywood flick, she is, naturally, even before her makeover, more beautiful than anybody else in the building. It takes a long time for anything to happen and when it does it still isn’t very interesting, for the wide-eyed innocent’s path can be foretold with a stone cold certainty that drains any sense of curiosity

or potential for surprise from a formulaic script. You can see it all coming from a long catwalk away – how she will be seduced by the job and usurp the other girl, how her ruthless boss will eventually, like Henry Higgins, be won over and how her romance will be tested. As Andy, Jane Hathaway squeezes snugly into a bustier but is otherwise too good to believe. Thankfully, Meryl Streep saves the day as the grande dame of murderous chic. The fashion industry is a subject with tinder aplenty but, despite the brief spark of a Paris parade, there is no combustion here. John Campbell

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IN THE RED Ho r a t i o Bi t e m a r k A native duck landed on the roof of the Myocum clubhouse and Tosser Digby thought momentarily of climbing up and potting it for lunch. We then heard its plaintive, almost catlike call, and stayed the hunter in his course. Digby returned resignedly to his armchair and thumbed through the latest edition of Assassin Monthly with its double page spread on the blowpipe and the usefulness of ice darts. It was another glorious Spring day, with the morning weather tolerable enough for a short sunbath on the deck. We enjoyed it while we could, knowing, based on the lore of local bushies, the Summer would be a scorcher and we would be forced to retire to the artificial ice caverns at the end of the tunnel we had burrowed under Mount Chincogan. The duck finally received an answering call from its mate and took off in the direction of a nearby dam. Sanders the butler arrived discreetly on deck and reminded us that the lunch menu had already been decided upon and that duck was not on it. ‘Sirs will instantly recall,’ advised Sanders, generously attributing to us feats of memory more readily associated with a prepubescent lad at a spelling bee than a bunch of gentlemen riddled with bad – and possibly fatal – habits, ‘that Chef had been instructed to prepare an HSI degustation.’ By HSI Sanders meant of course the Humane Society International, whose web presence is perusable at www.hsi.org.au. In some moment of intoxication we must have decided to work our way with through HSI’s list of hard-done-by creatures, thus freeing them from the suffering which was their usual lot. We began with the iconic Humpback Whale Steak with Green Peas and Caviar in the Norwegian fashion and moved on to Shank of Red Kangaroo. The natural progression was Leg of Dancing Sloth Bear in Tartare Sauce followed by Rump of Baby Fur Seal with Spinach and Cutlet of Albatross lightly braised with a blowtorch. All this was accompanied by a splendid variety of wines, perhaps most notable of all the Panda Monotonous Diet Sauvignon Blanc, hinting at bamboo shoots, limited evolutionary possibilities and a whisper of capsicum. Music soothes the savage breast, don’t you know – not that our emotional innards were particularly governed by ferocity at the moment – and our exertions were accompanied by the classical stylings of Spanish guitarist Pepe Romero, who we had flown in from San Diego for the occasion. His Invocation y Danza was particularly inspiring. ‘If you are touched by music you are touched by love in a very pure way,’ said Abbotsleigh, quoting Romero and belching loudly as the remains of his albatross cutlet dropped to the floor. ‘I say, chaps, there’s a lot of the animal kingdom to get through, isn’t there?’ The only love Abbotsleigh was usually touched by these days came in the form of a cat o’ nine tails wielded by a platinum blond doxy in in thigh-high gazelle leather red boots but it may be possible his inner communing with at-risk species had opened his compassion valve because the following day he bought a large tract of India and set up the Sloth Bear Nature Reserve, instructing his minions to free all captive bears they could find and deposit them in said reserve. ‘A chap has to guarantee his dinner,’ he mumbled as his excuse.

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LATELY I AM DISCOVERING elements of Lismore which are gradually eroding my preconceptions of this big sprawl of a town. If it’s not the smart Italian cafÊ next to the cinema complex (where on a rainy hungover Sunday morning you and your partner may be the only viewers in one of the auditoriums: your own private showing) it’s the little back lanes and alleyways composed of ancient shops and dusty, dubious offices – or the undercover markets a block down from the Base Hospital where you can buy yourself a white peacock.

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

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BANGALOW UPHOLSTERY Re-covering specialists: Bangalow Upholstery......................... 66871553 BYRON BAY UPHOLSTERY Curtains & soft furnishings........................... 66853745 or 0403 713303

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

SORTING CHAOS SECRETARIAL BUSINESS SERVICES........................................................ 66805555

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ACCENT COLOR THE COPY SHOP ....................................................................................... 66856236 ACCENT COLOR THE LAMINATING SHOP ......................................................................... 66856236 ARC DE ARTE Creating conceptual designs ............................................................................ 66855491 NORTH COAST PRINT SOLUTIONS Graphic Design and Printers ....................................... 66858264

ACCOUNTANT Paul Mayberry ................................................................................................ 66847415 ACCOUNTANT HUDSON MATTHEWS MANAGEMENT SERVICES ............................... 66858129 BIZWIZZ Professional & mobile – MYOB & Quickbooks, www.bizwizz.com.au .................0400 758192 BOOKKEEPING BYRON Professional, mobile, quick, excellent rates .................................... 66857524 CLARE WIGLEY BOOKKEEPING Efficient & professional solutions, MYOB installation & training 0422 190277 MYOB PROBLEMS? Setup, training, 16 years experience. 1st session free............................ 66856718 MYOB & QUICKBOOKS Bookkeeping specialist. P. Wells...................................................... 66849482

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

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

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

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VETERINARY SURGEONS BILLINUDGEL/OCEAN SHORES VET HOSPITAL Jon Hollingworth, Russell Grigg............. 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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Re-invention Retreat

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www.echo.net.au A Master Class In The Art Of

Gourmet Raw Food

Preparation for Radiant Health (Includes organic raw food lunch) Presented by Anand from Raw Power. Limited places – booking essential. Ewingsdale Hall Sunday October 8th 11am to 3pm $59. Kids free. For info call 1300 664179 www.rawpower.com.au

AFRICAN DRUMMING

4 week course with Chinta starts Oct 5, 6.30-8.30pm $60 at Ewingsdale Hall. 0402678220, 66857927

THE ULTIMATE JOURNEY A 4-day spiritual retreat for women Nov 24-27. 0411843384, 66857927

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BYRON AIKIDO PEACE CENTRE CLAIRVOYANT READINGS BLOGGING AND WEB Melaleuca Drive. and SHAMANIC HEALING. Guidance DESIGN BREAKFAST Michael Williams Sensei returns & Healing from Spirit & Angels. Also 25 - 30 September Maruyama Sensei seminars 10-12 Oct www.aikidoyuishinkai.com FIRST AID For Emotional Trauma Learn how to respond to people in emotional distress. Give creative and effective support. Day course with Parijat Wismer $150 (incl course mats & GST). Sat Nov 4. 66857991

PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT CLASSES Come along and have some fun. Thurs 11am, Wed 6pm. Ph 66859068 PALM READING TAROT My place or yours. Susan 0421401775 WEEKEND GETAWAY 13-15 October @ The Permaforest Trust. Come & join us for a weekend of organic gardening, farm fresh food, good folks & great fun. It’s a great way to get a taste of life at the Trust, put your hands in the earth & have a good time in a beautiful location. Food & accommodation included in $30 cost. More info www.permaforesttrust.org. au bookings essential. MULLUM SCOUTS RAFFLE results – 1st Oxanna Waterfall, 2nd Henry Phillips, 3rd Jeffery Slater. Thanks to all supporters.

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New Begs 6 week term $75 starts 6.30pm Thurs 12 Oct, Level 2 Begs 7.45pm, both Tyagarah Hall (next to airstrip). Enqs & other classes 66845297 or 0427845297

WOODWORK FOR WOMEN STALLHOLDERS

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Would you like to have a stall at Kites & Bikes Festival 2006? If so please email Suzanne at suzanne@probruns. com. We are looking for stallholders with a wind/pedal powered or ecofriendly family fun theme. Sorry, we are not able to accept food or drink sellers. Sunday 5 November 9am-5pm in Brunswick Heads.

At Byron Harmony & Health (formerly Aikido Centre) Sunday October 1 off Ewingsdale Rd, opposite side of road to Byron Ind Est between Ozigo & main entrance. 1pm Aikido, 2pm Iyengar Yoga, 3pm Ishta Yoga, 4pm 5 Rhythms.

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+ all other special events. Phone Marcus 66843554, 0418133856

CLIMATE?

Confused, unsure? Positive & simple things can be done. Come to public meeting to find out how. Sat 7 Oct 10am-12 Moller Pavilion, Bangalow Showground. Phone Clive 66724451

REMEDIAL/BEGINNERS YOGA

For healing & strength $15/class Tues 6-7.30pm, Fri 4-5.30pm at Byron St (above Centrelink). 66855777

WRITING CLASSES

WITH SARAH ARMSTRONG Sarah is teaching another round of her popular writing classes, starting Tues 17 Oct. See main ad in Classifieds. Phone 66846897 or 0414228563

ART WORKSHOPS

If you can pick up a brush you can paint. ROSE McKINLEY ‘The Art Of Painting Realism’ October 7-9. LINDY LEE Oct 14-16 ‘Self-Portraiture’. 66871256 www.byronbayartworkshops.com

STRONG SENSITIVE hands relaxing Swedish slow deep tissue + nurturing sensual kahuna massage warm oil/ Byron Bay & District Laurel Club invites room shower 2 fully present luxurious ALL WIDOWS OF EX-SERVICEMEN hr $95 18yr exp. Ross Love 66855952 to join them on a trip to Tweed City & Club Banora on 16th October ’06. Enqs & bookings to Denise 66851825. DANCE with Mahani 6wk course beg Fri 27/10, 9.30-11.15am. 66846553 CAFE RESTAURANT. Casa Pepe Byron St, Byron Bay. Ph 66857121

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$50 REWARD

for whereabouts of small black bike taken from Argyle St home weekend of September 23. Phone 66843438

MANDALA ART CLASSES

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2nd hand books on artists, art theory, art ed plus classics & recent fiction. 50¢-$10, 10am-2pm Sat 30th Sept. Winsim Gallery, 3/59 Centennial Cct, Byron A&I Estate.

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SUPERIOR WEDDING VIDEOS

FREE SALSA CLASS

for a friend, Mon 5.30 Chini Hotel $12. sassysalsa.com.au, Dani 66802806

SALSA JAZZ

New! Ladies only class in Latin movement & styling. Open to Salseras & dance lovers alike Buddha Bar Tuesday 12-1.45. Lyanne 66843837

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS BYRON BAY YOUTH HOUSE AGM will be held on 11/10/06 at Byron RSL, Jonson Street, Byron Bay, 6pm start. New members welcome. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Lady Golfers Ocean Shores Country Club, Tuesday 24th October, 2006 after golf (approx 1.30pm). Details are displayed in the Clubhouse.

HEALTH NOTICES

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MASSAGE CLINIC 0423293995 Jo Morrish & Honourable Students

CHIROPRACTOR

Bruce Campbell BSc DC Byron Chiro Ctr 6 days 66858159

CLASSICAL HOMOEOPATH

Dr Sue Haynes PhD Health Fund Rebates BYRON BAY Tu & Thur. 66855883

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

BE SPOILT. Therapeutic Massage. Neck & shoulders or full massage. Reiki avail. Jean 66801864 O.Shores.

ANDREW HALL OSTEOPATH Slow & Deep. New Brighton 66802027 Chronic conditions, high level wellness, general Osteopathy.

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

HATHA YOGA

Tues 10am-12 and 5.30-7.30pm Thurs 7.30-9.15am and 9.30-11.30am Pioneer Hall Mullum 66843788 Aesha

SWEDISH MASSAGE Ocean Shores 1.5hrs $60. Susan 0411409123

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

EAR CANDLING

– help clear ears/sinuses. 66857736

38 September 26, 2006 Byron Shire Echo

HOLISTIC PSYCHOLOGIST PAULA BARUKSOPULO Member Aust Psychological Society Incorporating holistic counselling, Buddhist psychotherapy, kinesiology & hypnotherapy. Health fund & some Medicare rebates. 66870700

FLOAT & MASSAGE 2 hour session $60. 66858304

MIGRAINES, WHIPLASH, SCIATICA, shoulder & acute lower back pain, ATMS accredited remedial & sports massage therapist, health fund rebates available. Ph Ila Harper 0403748647 TANTRIC HEALING Address sexual issues with massage & guidance. Reveal tantric secrets. Lucy 66854918, 0427917960

Bangalow Bliss Massage

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

7 days by appointment

6687 2901

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

HEALING MASSAGE DEEP TISSUE, RELAXATION THERAPEUTIC, REIKI Phone Heather 66804446 (recommended by The Echo staff) PILATES @ CORE STUDIO Mat + machine. 66856716

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EARLY MORNING YOGA

In Mullum at Pioneer Hall Tue 7.30am, Fri 7am & 10.30am 66840044 Martine

First session complimentary Phone Dee 0408002260

EXPLORE YOUR INNER LANDSCAPE. Intuitive Energy Healing Niki Try @ Alchemia 66846384/ 0437930173

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DEEP MASSAGE

Craniosacral • Reiki • Zerobalancing Spring special: $40 1hr, $55 1½hrs Mullum Wed, Thurs. Gina 66841255 LEARN GESTALT THERAPY Grad Dip Prog 2007. Prof training in Lismore. FEE-HELP. Ph 66213911

HAWAIIAN MASSAGE

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

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Bangalows $1, Golden Canes $5, Alexanders $5, Bird of Paradise big clumps 5 for $30. Green cordylines, Agaves, Liriope, Mondo Grass, Lomandra, Flax, Succulents & much more. Arrange a time, bring your trailer! Phone 66805831

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Shoes, handbags, jewellery etc almost everything slashed in price by half or more – Mon-Fri 9-5 – 19 Tasman Way, Byron Industrial Estate. FRIDGE $250, as new golf club set + bag $250, 4 x new bar stools $35 each, 1 surfboard $150. Phone 0412649313

BRIDGLANDS BUY & SELL - good ELECTRIC golf buggy power glide with used furniture - good clean bedding charger & battery $500 ono. 66843083 - late model electrical & antiques. M’by KILN: electric top fired with roll-out 66842511 shelf for easy access – 1.22m x 0.61m. Temp managed by EMC480 programmable controller to 1300°C. Excellent Garry Scott • 66843468 for fusing + slumping glass. Includes BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES directions, manuals, mould making Best brands - Best range. Sleep Zone materials & sheet glass. Replacement cost >$20,000. Sell for $4500. Gold Bridglands, Mullumbimby. 66842511 Coast. Phone Doug 0411412770 JIM THE VAC MAN: New, Used, Fix its, bags, belts, Byron. 66868690

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

NEW & USED COMPUTERS Service – Spares. Ph Greg 66804159 BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INTERNET • DATABASE • DIGITAL 11th Hour Group Pty Ltd. Phone 66875367

LOW BUDGET WEBSITES Do you need a website? It’s easy! Start at $250. Call Samb 66840447 www.thelocalshop.org. 5 years exp.

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TREES & PALMS. Climbing, lopping & chopping. Ring Kane for free quote. No Sewer, Drainage & Storm Water block- tree too large or small. 0422767677 ages. Sewer machine available. Gary Potter‌ All Areas. Ph 6687 1348 • Lic L190

SEWER CHOKES

DUAL CORE Upgrade to the latest technology, systems from $800 delivered. Phone 0403875285, Dark Knight

WEBDESIGN

Quality work at affordable prices. 66797349, adam@anahata.com.au

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

THERAPEDIC SLEEP PRODUCTS Now open Saturday 9-12. 66855212

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BAR FRIDGE $150 works well. Phone 66853321

MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. Bridglands Retravision 66842511

DOUBLE BED BASE only, slats and iron frame $60. Phone 66802615

VACUUM CLEANERS repairs & sales, discount bags, pickup/delivery. Rick’s DELICIOUS DUCK EGGS at Wholly Smoked Organic Butcher – $2.50. Vac Shack 66805148, 0421902454 TOYOTA BUS SEATS, VGC $500. Phone 66801625 All sizes. Direct sales‌ save $$$ CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes Sunshadow Latex. 66841263 and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby BALI BAMBOO LOUNGE, chairs, Industrial Estate. table & misc teak furn, new mini stereo, Ewingsdale. 66848182, 0405581801 LATTICE FACTORY PRICES – MADE TO SIZE Phone 66801700 6 reproduction balloon back cedar TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, chairs, roll top desk & lots more. mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers Clem’s Cargo, Mogo Pl, Billinudgel logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, behind Humble Pies, Tues-Fri to 4pm, Sat to 1pm. Phone 66803433 Billinudgel. Phone 66801718

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WASHING MACHINE auto $140, fridge 200M HARDWOOD FENCE & post, mixed hardwood flooring, asst doors/ 2 door $180. 0413589388 windows/sliders, 4/5/6/7 x 2 hardwood timbers, bearers & framing timbers, GARDEN SHEDS new Colorbond roofing + 2 solar hot Discount prices, slab & erection water systems. ECO DEMOLISHERS. service. Ph 66841674, 0405922839 All building needs available. 66840343 or 0431396859

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MOUNTAIN BIKE ‘Trek’, large size, new condition $200 ono. 0413859172 SURFBOARD 10’ Malibu as new condition $600 ono. Phone 0413859172 SADDLE Western Simco, large, collectors item, all leather $500 ono. Phone 0413859172 FRIDGES/washing machines from $150 good working order. 0412609519 DISHWASHER works well, bargain $50. Phone 66855325

MASSAGE TABLES – $220 – locally COX RIDE-ON MOWER $450. Phone made – Mullum Herbals. 66843002 0411791851 PIANO Steinbach ‘Artiste’ $1600 or exchange for keyboard. 0409241626

HELICONIA SALE $30/boot, $60/trailer load. Phone 66803301

SUMMER IS NEARLY HERE! For sale KD Plus Zodiac 5x3x1.35m swimming pool as sold at Clark Rubber, includes pump, filter and accessories, normally $4000, will sell for $3000 ono. Phone 66779364 and leave message. TIMBER SALE – Ironbark, spotted gum, kiln dried, F-27 sized, 90x35 $5.70, 120x35 $7.15, 140x35 $8.55, 190x35 $11.40, 220x35 $12.90. Timber Slab Factory. Phone 66843661

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LATEX PILLOWS & MATTRESSES 16 Brigantine Street, Byron Bay Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 9-12. MATTRESSXPRESS

MYOB $70, bamb fencing 9m $90, qu mattr $80, oak table $60. 66879138 SEPTIC TANK concrete 2nd hand GC best offer, New Brighton. 66847610

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Relocatable extra room or studio with power & lights 6mx3m, cathedral ceiling $12,500 incl delivery. 0414771040 PIANO Wilhelm Spaethe Gera $750, 2 lounge chairs $50 each. Phone 0406423748

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40 September 26, 2006 Byron Shire Echo DRUM KIT Peace 7-piece, good solid set $590 ono. Phone 0429902801 LOVELY old veneer kitchen dresser, curved doors on sides with curved glass display $495, 2 room dividers 2.4 wide x 2m high freestanding $75 each. Phone 0411294286 MOVING SALE Antique club lounge x 3 seater $300, corner lounge 5-pc $75, as new dbl beds with slat base x 2 $100 each, as new queen size foam mattress $70 + timber double bunk $25. 0423728399

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TIPI WANTED good condition, cash PEUGEOT 505 STI ’84 auto, air-con, paid today 14’ to 18’. Ph 0409062074 p/steer & windows, runs well, body & mech good, no rust, reg 4/07 $1150 ono. Ph 66854565 or 0404611428 WANTED WANTED: ANTIQUES, GOOD USED FURNITURE Clean double & queen size beds. Bridglands Mby 66842511. RECORD COLLECTIONS 1950-2000 Rock, Jazz, Blues. Rod 0409489997 WANTED GOOD USED FURNITURE Single items to house lots. Royces Secondhand, B.B. 66855202 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9-12.

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OLD VIOLIN full size, any condition. TOYOTA Camry wagon June ’07 rego, Phone 0400668379 or 02 48212300 new tyres $3800 ono. Ph 0400348227 BUYING old rods & reels, old hand tools, etc. Clem’s Cargo, Billinudgel MERCEDES 230TE wagon 10 months rego, very reliable 7 seater $4500. Tuesday to Saturday. 66803433 Phone 0437575241 RETIRED MULLUMBIMBY PERSON with valid drivers licence and good driv- DAIHATSU SCAT 4X4 ideal for beach ing record for occasional mutual shop- or farm, 4 off-road wheels and 4 onping trips to Ballina/Lismore/Tweed. I road wheels, 9 months rego $1500. furnish reliable car and petrol, you do Phone 0437575241 the driving. If interested please phone XF UTE rego Aug ’07, great condition, Don on 66844425 very reliable $2400. Phone 66851876 CLEAN FILL 109 Kennedys Lane, Tya- FORD LASER ’88 manual, good cond, garah. Call Mark 0410660899 runs well, good on petrol, unregistered ROTARY HOE for market garden. $625 ono. Ph 66843516 after 5pm. Phone 0408974907 FAIRLANE NF ’95 Ghia V8 195,000ks, full service history, immac, was $9500, then $7500, now $6500. 66840165 GARAGE SALES 6 SEATER Commodore VS series 2 ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in s/w 12 mths reg $5000. Ph 66801773 this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. SAT 8AM-12PM, 48 Main Arm Road, dolls furn, recycled hoop pine table. ‘THE SHACK’ at Clunes only 12ks Bangalow, furniture, bricabrac, books, clothing + more, not before 8am Sat. 2 DANDALOO WAY, O.S. combined sale, furn, lounges, 4 piece dining setting & much more, Sat from 8am-2pm. PLANT SALE nursery closing down, all stock must go. Clumping bamboo, golden canes, agaves, grasses, frangipanis, Sat 8-3, 11 Hardy Av, O.Shores SECONDHAND SHOP Clem’s Cargo, Mogo Place, Billinudgel behind Humble Pies, Tuesday till Saturday. 66803433 – we buy too. LE BUNNIES DESIGN, 2nds & new reduced, fabrics, trims etc pre-loved & lots of other goodies, tea & coffee provided, Sat & Sun 8am, 8 Ocean Ave, New Brighton.

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MOTOR BIKES YAMAHA DT200 ’97 12 months rego, goes well $2400. Phone 0417405209

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FORD TELSTAR QXL218 $400 ono, pink slip, must sell. Phone 66856417

RANGE ROVER ’87 auto, rego 2/07 $5300 ono. Phone 0429902801

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LAND FOR SALE OCEAN SHORES 920sqm duplex block (STCA), ocean glimpses, parkland on 2 sides, close shops and tavern $199,000 ono. Phone owner 07 40689512

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BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 BYRON BAY in town, fully-furn 2 bedroom unit, carport, avail Oct 9-Nov 17 CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. (5.5 weeks) $350pw. 0414858143 Byron Tourist (Van) Village. 66857378 MAGIC OCEAN VIEWS Montecollum, great 2br self-cont house, share deck W’SH free elect Billi $45pw + GST. Siw$260pw, $200pw for single. 66841520 icki RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. 66851206 F-FURN rooms to rent gorgeous tropical beach house $120pw or rent f-furn 5br luxury villa $450pw. 0413261635

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SPACIOUS HOME, peaceful sanctuary, looking onto nature reserve, Byron Hills $130pw d/f, n/s. 66859911

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UKI 6.3 acres, 3br, loft cottage, large BRUNSWICK HEADS room avail deck, verandahs all around, townwater, $115pw + exps, working person only, sewerage, 2 large sheds + 2 road beautiful house. Ring Evie 66851491 access $390,000 neg. Ph 66794205 BEAUTIFUL Queenslander in FedBEACH LIVING eral Village, 2 rooms available, only Gorgeous (Bali style) 2br $160pw, peaceful space, organic vegie home, tropical, private park, LUG and garden, prefer n/s. Phone 66884451 carport and verandahs, short walk to MULLUM working person to share with beach, PARADISE, only $229,000. 1 other $135pw. Call Jim 0431474624 Phone owner 66874845

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MAIN ARM beautiful property, suitable for 1-2 people, from 4/10-5/11 $270pw all inclusive. Phone 66845197

ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card BYRON BAY BEACH COTTAGE 3 bed- or in person at time of placement. rooms, walk to beach & town $520,000. FULLY-FURNISHED clean rooms to Phone 66857402, 0402808190 rent in happy share houses for singles BANGALOW light mod 3br, 2 bath and couples. Close to town and beach, brick house, DLUG, fence. www.diysell. rooms starting from $100pw no bills! com.au P14552. Ph 0410588048 Phone 0421925531.

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SUNRISE light & airy townhouse, nonsmoke vego fem pref $135pw incl elect, 2 weeks bond. 0423507229

HOUSES FOR SALE BRUNSWICK HEADS 4brs, fully-furnished, up to 3 months plus! Neg. MULLUM big 3br 50s style Q’lander, $350pw. Phone 0408396355 s’out, quiet area, 12 Cassia. 66844106 EXECUTIVE tri-level beach house, OCEAN SHORES 3br lge block est gar- ocean & hinterland views, 4brs, 2 bathden priv sale $349,000. 0414441000 or rm, air-con, rumpus, 3 decks, fully-furn visit www.diysell.com.au?P15309 incl linen, avail approx 3 mths, property is for sale $450pw. Ph 0418813900

BUSINESS FOR SALE SLINGALONG baby carriers established 10 years, 3 permanent local market sites, retail outlets, website with mail order. Suit young family, work from home. Phone 66840297

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FEDERAL 1 lg rm $120, 2 rms $140, 1 rm $90 + exp. 66884481, 0421401707

PORTABLE CABINS 5000 x 2400 x 2300 $1800 each or $3000 both, need LUXURY furnished 3br/1 bath house + 1br/1 bath studio, both fully self-cont minor work. Phone 66845106 $1000pw. Phone 0420213381

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LAND BOUNDARY PROBLEMS? WELL ESTABLISHED NOODLE BAR www.rjp.ievolve.com.au in heart of Byron, eat-in and takeaway, Robert Prikulis 66847799 easy to run, low rent. Just ask the price! ELDERS BANGALOW see Properties 0416216631 For Sale on page 16 – eldersbangalow. MAZDA VAN runs well, 3 weeks rego RESTAURANT IN BRUNSWICK com.au – 66871500 HEADS. Indoor/outdoor, opposite river. $200. Phone 66801625 MO 2 acres in Huonbrook, 2 liveable Phone 0421480111 COMMODORE ’94 VR sedan, exc cond, cottages with elect, water, adjoining mags, cruise/ct $3600. 0408378452 creek $265,000 ono. Phone 66804118 NISSAN PULSAR ’90 5 speed, 12 For 8-9 markets/month, 2 different months rego $2650. Ph 0404261669 businesses (food van & food stall), HOLIDAY ACCOM. performance products, realistic CORONA wagon ’83 12 mth reg VGC WATERFRONT 4 Star Brunswick f-f 1 development potential, asking price $2500 ono. 66850043, 0429320204 $37,000, can separate by negotiation. & 2br luxury apartments. Ph 66851631 KOMBI ’76 Victorian rego, pop-top, For more info call John 0416062754 BEACH HOUSE Wooli fully-furn, reas roof racks, bull bar, 8 seater, faulty rates. Phone 66842968, 0439500070 starter $1450 ono. Phone 66845106 THE LOST VALLEY LODGE – retreat ’87 FORD TELSTAR, mags, reliable, 4 permanent market sites & festivals, & relax in style. Phone 66840184 good on fuel $690. VOLVO ’79 excel- huge potential. 66872753/0412495750 lent condition $600. FORD FAIRMONT WATEGO’S BEACH 2 bedroom unit, spares/whole. Phone 0413261635 beautiful ocean & mountain views, avail Oct 3, great rates. Ph 0418486894 HOLDEN C’dore Calais ’85 VK auto reg Jan, goes well $1800 ono. 66855483 BYRON house wooden luxury spa $1500pw/studio $350pw. 0412317421 SAAB 900i ’89 143,000ks, power steer, air-con, exc cond $2500. 66845137

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SATURDAY 8AM, 19 Elizabeth Avenue, South Golden Beach. OCEAN SHORES exotic plants, books, dining table, costumery, Sat 7am till noon only, 22 Goondooloo Drive.

TOYOTA COROLLA 4WD st/wagon, DE VINYL s/hand clothing, collectables, man 1990, economical, reliable, Jan long est central location, long lease $50,000 + SAV. Phone 0423891756 rego $2000 ono. Phone 0429855992

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LENNOX HEAD pref fem to share with 2 others in fully-furn home, nice place, great space $100pw. Phone 66877674 ROOM in Balinese house, own bathroom, female preferred, no travellers $150pw. Call Scotty 0422416643 BRUNSWICK HDS near beach, single d/f room $100pw + elect. 0423791902

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O.SHORES lovely room, clean, modern home, for fem $120pw. 0413174339 1 BEDROOM for working male, 2 min walk Mullum $110pw. Ph 0439843228 POSSUM CREEK large room in clean tidy & tranquil home for conscious working person, no pets $120pw + expenses. Phone Mark 66871854 CENTRAL BYRON two fems seek working person to share lovely 3br house with large garden $130pw + bond + bills. Phone 66856775 BRUNS HDS great apartment, views, f-furn, share with single lady, suit working person $150pw + exp. 66851951 SUFFOLK furnished room for working person, 4 bedroom home with 2 others in early 30s + small dogs $110pw + expenses. Phone 0409305277 ARE YOU A SOLE PARENT having trouble finding a home? I am a resp prof single mum with 5 mth old son looking to set up a stable, nurturing home with similar person. Open to Byron-LennoxBangalow areas. 0416219973

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www.echo.net.au TREATMENT ROOM or creative space for rent in Ocean Shores, quiet space in a magical leafy garden with ocean views, private waiting room, kitchenette & bathroom, broadband internet optional, weekday use only. Phone Rob 0416127342 NICE FLAT $115pw all inclusive, suits one nice person, Main Arm. 66845129 PATERSON ST, BYRON 4br house, timber floors, close town, avail 17/10 $450pw. Call to inspect 0438807554 SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH large recently renovated 5br double storey house 150m beach $550pw. 0418415184 WILSONS CREEK 5ks to town, beautiful caravan, outdoor shower, deck, shared toilet, suit long term working quiet person $100pw + gas, beautiful tranquil spot. Phone 66840425

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BAYSIDE 4 bedroom house, SLUG, ALOHA. Can you assist in my creation 1 bathroom, newly renovated $320pw. of a private remote land site with water Phone 66851898 after 6pm. nearby? I want to camp with my bus and put in a garden. Thank you. Phone WILSONS CK spacious s-cont timber 66840391 studio, 10 min to Mullum, views, single working, refs $180pw. 66840230 MATURE SINGLE MUM with 5 mth old son, own business, seeks unfurn 1-2br O.SHORES 3br t’house, 2 bath, ocean home/unit around Byron-Bangalowviews, near shops $350pw. 66840230 Lennox areas, long term & excellent O.SHORES self-cont bedsit, modern references. Phone 0416219973 design, near nature reserve, suit single STUDIO/s-cont garage for considerate working person $190pw incl or fully reliable guy, refs. Mark 0432103134 furn $220pw. Phone 66803012 RELIABLE & responsible woman OCEAN SHORES nice 3br unit, LUG, weeks flat/self-contained rental, short trees, air-con $260pw. 66867678 or long term, Brunswick/O.Shores, to MULLUM cottage, self-cont, suitable $130pw. Phone Claire 66842295 for 1 adult and child $180pw, off Left OFFICE SPACE for 3 marketing proBank Road. Phone 66842898 fessionals. Broadband required. Happy MULLUM 4ks, furn s-cont studio, to share or sublet. Phone 0419305014 views, deck, ensuite, suit single working person $165pw. Phone 66841050 MYOCUM quiet self-cont 2 room cabin & balcony $175pw + elect suit tidy person with refs, no pets. Cole 66843595 MULLUM bright & airy 2br timber house, large covered deck, surrounding gardens, includes water & garden maintenance + electricity $320pw neg. Phone 66841230 or 0403726526 BYRON BAY 1br garden apartment, fully-furn & equipped, 4 mins walk Tallow Beach, 20 mins walk town $295pw incl electricity. Phone 66856806 NEW BRIGHTON BEACH small s-c studio, suit single person, close to beach/PO/shop $200pw inc elect, gas, water. 66805008 or 0409451513

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SEWING CONTRACTOR required by clothing company for ladies fashion. Sample machinist/small production runs, quality finish/some detail. Phone 66807337 EXPERIENCED MATURE PERSON required for fresh food departments (fruit/veg and deli), busy supermarket, Mullumbimby. If you are an enthusiastic, hard worker, a self starter and possess excellent customer service skills, then this position is for you. Must be able to work weekends and be able to start early mornings (6.30am) and finish late nights (7.30pm). This will be a permanent/casual position of 25 to 30 hours a week. Apply in writing to The Manager, PO Box 522 Mullumbimby 2482 Only those people with successful interviews will be contacted by Wednesday 4th October.

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ENERGETIC experienced Breakfast Chef required for new restaurant in Byron. Phone Adam 0423454773 HEART OF THE BAY would like to thank all applicants for the sales position which was successfully filled. HAIRDRESSER Bangalow studio requires creative stylist, 4 days – $650/$800pw. Phone 66871888 1ST, 2ND OR 3RD YR APPRENTICE req’d. Apply in person at Moska Hairdressers, Byron Street. 66857629

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Dynamic, reliable, exp, Nov-March. Meg 0408833988. Learn to swim prog EXPERIENCED CREATIVE COOK & EXPERIENCED BARISTA. Casual hours to join the team at Twisted Sista Cafe. Phone 66856810

MANIK THE HAIR STUDIO – HairSURF COACHES needed for local PAINTERS WANTED must be experi- dresser required. 66856432 surf school. ASA level 1s + additional enced tradesmen. Ph 0415952494 required qualifications compulsory. Email resume to sales@mojosurf.com Lazy River Wine Bar, Brunswick Looking for qualified Chef. Heads, FLOOR STAFF & KITCHEN Must be creative, fast, reliable. MECHANIC part-time/casual wanted STAFF required, RSA an advantage. 0422459669 hours between 8-4pm. for busy bus company in Byron. Phone Please phone 66851811 ask for Martin 66857447 or 0423606595 CLEANER part-time, near Bangalow. or Anthony. TREE WORKERS, CLIMBERS, CLEANER WANTED 1hr per day $15/ Motel cleaning experience essential. Phone 66872527 TRUCK DRIVERS – MR licence. Fax hour. Contact Santoshi 66856792 resume to 66848229 APPRENTICE CHEF 2nd or 3rd year for busy award winning daytime restaurant, transport essential. 66872338 Please send applications to: The ĂŒÂœĂŠLiĂŠ>“œ˜}ĂƒĂŒĂŠĂŒÂ…iĂŠwĂŠÂ˜iĂƒĂŒ Practice Manager, Byron West Doc- CHEF & APPRENTICES all grades and wait staff, exp req’d. 66807994 tors, PO Box 2267 Byron Bay 2481

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CHEF/COOK required for Sat/Sun, GARDENER $15 per hour cash. Phone 8am start, min 3 hours, must be reli- 0420213381 able and have own transport. Phone EWINGSDALE guest house req’s local 4BR HOME in central Byron, 6 month 66809102 after 11am, immediate start. as part-time cleaner/housekeeper, flexlease $400pw. Phone 0411427342 TO LEASE BUSY CENTRE BYRON practitioner ible hours/days. Phone 66848215 ONSITE VAN, hard annex, Byron SHOWROOM/WAREHOUSE with rooms suit massage, acupuncture, KITCHENHAND/ Bay, suit 2 mature persons, quiet spot mezz, good exposure with extras. 1/8 chiro or counsellor. Phone 0429194912. EXPERIENCED COOK. Sails Cafe. Phone 66856801 $190pw. Phone 0423857490 After 3/10 Michael 66281015 Wollongbar St, Byron. 66856211 BH. BEAUTIFUL 4br house Main Arm, 5 mins to Mullum on acreage, no dogs/ cats $350pw. Phone 0409125809 CABIN self-contained, quiet, leafy spot $150pw. Coorabell. 66847420

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE + TESOL ESL & TESOL courses in handy Byron location. BYRON BAY ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHOOL. 66808253 GUITAR / BASS / DRUMS Bill Crooks Dip. Mus. VCA. OUTSTANDING RESULTS. Ph 66804569

BANGALOW TOWN CENTRE Commercial/professional premises opp A&I Hall, street frontage, new fit-out, various options avail, lease or rent. Martin 66870779 or 0417561676 ROOM IN BUSY PRACTICE on Fletcher Street, suit pilates, health practitioner or bodyworker $175pw. Phone 66858553 or 0408500071

HANDYMAN, LAWNMOWING, GARDENING, RUBBISH CLEARED. Phone Jo Phillips 0401040003 GARDENING, rubbish removal, cleaning etc‌ 66858749 or 0429121490

BYRON BAY SHOP, retail, office, studio, parking $295pw. Liz 66855945

UNIT FOR LEASE Byron Industrial Estate +/- 80sqm, no GST. Phone 0437575241

GARDENING/Handyman qual horti, tidy worker. 66884778, 0425735890

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KUMON EDUCATION CENTRE Brunswick Valley Phone 66850443 or 0414349353 for Maths/English diagnostic.

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BIRTHDAYS

HAPY BERTDI JEN

HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOU

BAND WORKSHOPS All instruments, all levels. Bill Crooks Dip.Mus.VCA. 66804569

CRUISIN’ CANINES

PERSONAL

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GUITAR/BASS: travellers welcome $20ph in Byron. Judson 0433676141

MUSICAL NOTES

AND SEE YOUR FUTURE IN THEIR EYES ! LITTLE ROMANTIC MAYBE BUT WHEN YOUR EYES GET MISTY AND YOUR CHEST

fom Eco stuf & felo prof reda’s!

RECORDING STUDIO

DEATH NOTICE

Pro-tools, relaxed environment, affordable rates. 66797349, adam@anahata.com.au

HURTS AND YOU CAN T WAIT TO PICK UP THAT PHONE YOU HAVE BEEN CAUGHT BY THE BUG AND DON T WE JUST LOVE IT

ENGAGEMENT

FLESSER - SMITH

4O lND YOUR PERFECT MATCH PHONE THE NUMBER BELOW OR LOG ON TO WWW RURALNETWORK COM AU 0H 4HE LOVE BUG SPECIALISTS HAVE PHOTOS AND PROlLES OF GENUINE SINGLES WANTING TO BE PART OF A COUPLE CALL NOW YOU ALREADY HAVE SOMETHING IN COMMON

We love you (especially on Wednesday, thanx). The Echo crew.

Mal & Marj, Terry & Lesley together with family & friends have much pleasure in announcing the engagement of Maureen & Greg.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ADRIENNE

CHURCH NOTICES

CHRISTIAN CITY CHURCH

BOGART, sadly no longer patrols the dog area on Tallow Beach. Missed PETS greatly as best mate to Share, Brian, Harry and Harold, his servant. ADOPT A CAT from Animal Welfare ALINA, one of the Indigenous sisters League NSW. Phone 66844070 from Cape York West Arukun, passed away last week. Alina was living in the park. A memorial will be held at 66562829, 0401417744 11.00am Wednesday at Railway Park. If anyone has photos of Alina, we would appreciate it if you could give Loving, professional home visits. Lots of love Mum, Dad, Aaron & Rudi. them to her family. BYRON COMMUReferences provided. Ph 0425262193 NITY & CULTURAL CENTRE.

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

LOST & FOUND

PET NATUROPATH

LOST: HAVE YOU SEEN BUSTER? White and tan fluffy terrier, Durrumbul area. Please call 66845480

ANGELCARE PETSITTING

LOST: @ Peace Party Sat 16� drum & 12� drumcase. Ph Harsha 66807380

ONLY ADULTS

Dog walking & pet taxi service. Professional & personal pet care. Call Arliah on 0400854530 or email cruisincanines@yahoo.com.au

BEST BODY MASSAGE. Guaranteed. 0415200866 – 10am - 6pm Bruns.

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EXQUISITE THERAPEUTIC tantric massage & tuition, 7 days. Paul 0409556969

&OR ,IFE CAT SHELTER

7E HAVE SO MANY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDLY CATS AT THE MOMENT 4HEY ARE ALL DESEXED VACCINATED MICROCHIPPED AND ARE FREE TO GOOD HOMES FOR THE NEXT WEEKS #!4 /& 4(% 7+ 3MUDGE IS A BLACK AND WHITE MALE WHO RECENTLY HAD TO UNDERGO A TAIL AMPUTATION (E HAS BEEN WITH US FOR MTHS DESPERATELY NEEDS SOME LOVE AFFECTION TO HELP HIM RECOVER

PHONE OR

ATTRACT vivacious woman, discreet outcalls. Appt only 0402819867

ALLOW ME TO BE your courtesan, your muse, your tantrica, your vamp, your goddess. 0412434063

SOCIAL ESCORTS ATTRACTIVE HOSTESS to spoil you, 34 Piper Drive, Ballina, 10am till late. 66816038 MALE ESCORT AVAILABLE. Also erotic massage. Phone 0434223526 BYRON AREA 0421401775

PETS OF THE WEEK

OUTCALLS.

AMY – 25 year old buxom brunette. 0432615895 BYRON SENSUAL DELIGHT incalls Friday. Phone 0402169906

KITTENS. Various colours and both sexes. Come and see them at our Cat Adoption Centre, 124 Dalley St, Mullumbimby, Tues & Sat 9-11am, Thurs 3-5pm. Animal Welfare League NSW (North Coast Branch) 66844070. awl_northcoast@linknet.com.au www.animalwelfareleague.com.au

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Appear in 5 BIG newspapers for the price of 1! PHONE: 1300 733 521 REAL ESTATE REMOVALS & STORAGE TRACTORS & FARM PUBLIC NOTICES Weekly ommuni

CASINO, LEVEL BLOCK, 812sqm, $52,000 ono. Phone: 0438 130 244

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BUSINESSES FOR SALE

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • REAL ESTATE • REAL ESTATE FREE “HOW TO SELECT A SIX FIGURE HOME BASED BUSINESSâ€? E-Book. pkroesch@bigpond.net.au

HORSES

AUCTION

SAT, OCTOBER 28 • ON SITE HIGH EXPOSURE TOURISM ZONING

RARE LAND SALE * Flat & elevated * Large shed * Rare in-town block * 560 m2 – Maclean Ph: 0407 933 226 or 0407 049 967

CHRISCOAST REMOVALS & STORAGE

Classifieds

8,950

Prepacking, cartons supplied, accredited removalist, AFA 503, Ph Paul 02 6674 4709 or 0405 252 680

SUMMERLAND TRAILS Lessons, trail rides, o/night rides. Children’s Holiday Community Classifieds Camp, quiet horses. All appear in levels welcome. GRAFTON Ph: Narelle 02 6644 7866

SOLAR PRODUCTS

Local, country, all states

SOLAR BATTERIES Ex Telstra, 2 volt, 800 ah $160. 0407 437 743.

AUSTRALIA WIDE

5 papers pr ic e of1 for th e

PHONE 1300 733 521 TRACTORS & FARM to advertise here & have your classified in front of EQUIPMENT over 300,000 readers across FIAT 4WD TRACTOR 48hp, the North Coast & Northern good cond, 3800 hrs, $11,900. Tablelands EVERY WEEK! Phone 6569 9180.

Prepacking, cartons supplied, 50 years experience removalist.

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ASSERTIVE FILLY. Family Verdi Rigoletto Kenvain by Buriton, 3 winners August inc. Canterbury + 2 x 2nds five runners. $2,950. Phone (02) 6846 8208

ILUKA

3 brm weatherboard home, polished floors on large block, close to CBD. Lush gardens. $265,000. Private sale. PH 0427 898 919

KINGSCLIFF REMOVALS & STORAGE Local, country, all states

Classifieds

TO ADVERTISE HERE PHONE 1300 733 521

HORSE FLOAT TUZA DOUBLE ROYAL New paint, pads, rubber, floor, windows & covers plus rotary vents, storm cover, electric brakes. $7,700. Ph. 0428 666 082

MACHINERY

1113m2 OF TOURISM ZONING 100m TO ILUKA BAY AND HOTEL 2 street frontage, high exposure, 28m frontage to Crown Street. One of the highest profile spots in ILUKA.

BOBCATS: 773 - $25,000 & $28,000; 753 - from $25,000 to OPEN FOR INSPECTION: $26,000; 763 - $26,000; T190 Saturday, 23rd September 2006 Track Bobcat with air - $48,000; 953 - only 1300 hrs $25,000; 1pm to 2pm. 863 - $26,000. EXCAVATORS: IHI 7 Tonner NOBODY DOES IT BETTER § - $12,000; Hyundai 5.5 Tonner Air Cab Hyd. Hitch, excellent condition - $32,000. Easy 3 OWEN STREET, ILUKA 2466 PHONE 6646 6321 finance arranged for you. Phone Craig: 0408 497 772.

PETS SHIT-TZU PUPS Wormed, vacc, micro chipped, 8 wks old, reduced to $395 COFFS HARBOUR 6651 9007

FOR SALE BY OWNER Save thousands $$$$ when selling houses - units - land - businesses. For info call (02) 66 533 792 or visit website: eastcoastpropertysales.com.au

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

5NEMPLOYED 2E ENTERING THE WORK FORCE

*UST GRADUATED .EED WORK

CHECK OUT WWW TURSA COM AU .EED STAFF #ALL OR YOUR LOCAL 4523! OFlCE FOR THE WORKERS YOU WANT

Connecting business & workers POSITIONS VACANT

MOWER MECHANIC

Fully experienced in all aspects of mowers, rideon mowers, brushcutters, chainsaws. For long established company.

Phone 6621 9334

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BOATS

FAR NORTH COAST & NORTHERN TABLELANDS!

BAKER & PASTRY COOK • Experienced •Full-time position for short term • View to long term

Hervey Bay Phone 0412 402 880

WHEELS

BUSES & MOTORHOMES

• New & Used Bus Sales • We sell Mitsubishi Rosa & Daewoo Buses & Coaches • Motorhomes & Campers • Motorhomes/Caravans Parts & Equipment We purchase or consign

Used Buses & Motorhomes Phone: 6628 1100 Fax: 6628 8888 Mobile: 0419 271 444 Email: motorhome@bigpond.com 13 Owen Cres. Alstonville DLN 18738

www.busandmotorhome.com

CAMPERS CAMPER TRAILERS Off road, 3 to choose, from $6,500 ono 0429 144 511 CAMPERVAN - TOYOTA HIACE ’93, 2.4L, air con, CD, awning, $14,500. 6680 3040

CARAVANS WINDSOR POP TOP 16FT 4 berth, ’84, 1 owner, 2 gas bottles, elec. brakes, island bed, gas stove, 3-way fridge, lge dining, crptd, vinyl annexe, $8,500 ono 6766 1311

MOTORBIKES HARLEY DAVIDSON ’96 Superglide, 28,000km, excel. condition, 1st to see will buy. Well priced at $16,500, AC855, LISMORE 0427 113 810 KTM 250SX 2005 Excel cond, not much work, $6,000 ono Nambucca Heads 6564 7907, 0408 112 359 (wk) YAMAHA PEEWEE 50 2003 Exc cond, $900 ono WAUCHOPE 65864654

FORD FAIRLANE GHIA AU 99, 4.2L auto, 150,000kms fully opt, leather int exc cond, $10,500 neg ZCL-699 Phone 0414 826 380 or 66 476 201 TOYOTA CAMRY V6 CONQUEST 2000, all options, excellent cond, 82,000 kms, fully serviced, never towed, always garaged. AMV-65Z, $15,000 ono. Must sell, DORRIGO 6657 1054 TOYOTA HILUX Dual Cab 93, tray back, 2.6L diesel, man, new tyres, H bar, exc cond $6,100 neg MOW -51T Ph 0414 826 380 GRAFTON

VEHICLES WANTED MONARO HK-T-G-Q COUPE Wanted. Prefer GTS. Private cash buyer. Ph 0412 750 892

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FORD COURIER 4WD, dual cab, canopy, new motor, exc cond, heaps extras. Bargain at $8,500. 6655 2391. KB-382 JEEP CHEROKEE XJ 1999, 150,000km, 900-GFM, VEHICLES FOR SALE $13,000, Byron 6684 9397 COMMODORE BERLINA VR MITSUBISHI PAJERO GLS 94, Silver, auto, full reg. ’98, V6, all power options, Good cond. $4,400 ono bars, steps, 159,000km, 12 mth MHL-731 BALLINA reg, GMP-125 $19,500 ono Phone 02 6681 5505 Phone 6645 1509

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Enrol now for Camp Willing and Able Most kids love to play sport and to participate in recreational activities and this November Camp Willing and Able will be offering children with intellectual and physical disabilities the opportunity to take part in a range of activites during a weekend long camp at Lake Ainsworth Sport and Recreation Centre at Lennox Head. Sports available over the weekend will include archery,

soccer, netball, basketball, cricket, tennis and t-ball, while traditional recreational activities such as canoeing, sailing and beach games will also be on offer. ‘We have had a great response,’ said camp coordinator Toni Sales, ‘not only from families wishing to enrol their child but also from community volunteers who have put up their hand to offer their services over the weekend.’

Mullum juniors cause major grand final upset

The camp is open to children aged between 9 and 16 and will be held over the weekend of November 11 and 12. Cost is $160 which includes accommodation, meals, activities and a free tshirt. For bookings or further information for participants and carers, contact NSW Sport and Recreation on 6618 0400 or visit www.dsr. nsw.gov.au. Enrolments close November 3.

Minor premiers gear up to win the double

Mullumbimby Junior Soccer Club continues its successful season with another team winning a spot in its grand final. The grade 14 boys team played a very tight game at Cudgen finally managing a hard fought 1-0 win over Murwillumbah to progress to the grand final. The boys have had a fantastic year, finishing as minor premiers nine points clear of the rest of the field at the end of the season. Terrific results for a year of great commitment and team spirit from all players.

Valley’s hopes die with the fab fourths As the last Brunswick Valley soccer team still in the finals, the fab fourths carried the hopes of the whole club into their Friday night decider against Casino. Despite some courageous defending from Seb Hardie, two goals from Ben Hardie and tireless running from Jake Duffey, the boys struggled to find the form that won them the mi-

nor premiership and went down 5-2. Some crucial decisions went against the Mullum side, giving them a mountain to climb in the second half. With the football now effectively over, it’s time for the Valley boys to kick up their heels and talk over the thrills and spills of a very successful season at the

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Corporate giants triumph Triathletes make a splash Brian Mollet All season the shire’s keenest cricketers have been sorting themselves out, honing their skills and working up the required levels of manic intensity to make their run at the holy grail of the social game, the Nick Shand memorial trophy. Sunday’s first semi final saw undefeated corporate super-entity the Geckos take on the highly credentialed eco-champions Eureka Grass in a sudden death encounter, the winner to gain first spot in the final and the losers doomed to what all cricketers fear: an off season of constructive self analysis. Eureka skipper Hank made the right call at the toss and invited the Geckos into the field where all year they have looked keener than Afghani immigrants and more mobile than a Seventh Day Adventist with a helicopter. Talented opener Anthony started well for Eureka but in the first over smashed a ball back down the pitch where batting partner Kel couldn’t get out of the way. Struck a painful blow on the elbow, Kel was forced to retire hurt bringing in first drop Matt earlier than he would have liked. Like a Yank with a plane full of cluster bombs, Matt tried to hit everything but the damage was mostly collateral, and Chucky once again had an early scalp when he held a skied catch in his second over. Chucky then added Anthony’s prized wicket to his tally and Eureka were reeling like Scottish dancers at 2/10. The Geckos were sharper than a Grace Jones haircut with the new ball, Tony and Adam conceding less than White House press secretaries, and Kirk picked up two wickets to leave the top order a smoking ruin at 4/26. Hank loves a crisis more than Hol-

lywood paparazzi, he and Rich teamed up and finally the scoreboard started moving, Rich going on to retire at 31. Hank was removed by a smart catch behind off the energetic Glenn, who seems to burn more fuel than a V8 Chevy but generates the same straight line speed. Warren and Grant scrambled hard for Eureka in the final overs and when the dust had settled the boys from the bush had clawed their way to a fairly credible 137. Last week the mighty youngsters in the Geckos top order had demolished a similar total but they received an early setback when hard hitting opener Tony was run out trying to steal a second run. Matt and Chucky countered and like angry dentists were merciless on anything loose, a series of rain-making hits clearing the upturned heads at deep midwicket. Justin bowled well for Eureka and removed Chucky, and Bruce flattened Matt’s stumps but by then the Geckos had 43 off only seven overs and the powerful Kirk joined on field leader Greg to take the game away from the feisty but undermanned Eurekans who missed the talent of the freakish Stewie, whose activities as a parachuteless base jumper have curtailed his cricket this year. Glenn and Ted gleefully did a clean up job on the remaining total to see the Geckos charging into the final with the momentum of a runaway oil tanker, scoring the required runs with 9 overs and six wickets to spare. Next week is a break for the long weekend, the following week last year’s champs the Mullum Driftins take on the annoyingly effective Main Armers for the right to face the Geckos in the final, a prospect that has cricket buffs everywhere spasming with excitement.

Rachel Brown (foreground) and Joseph Lampe (background) were the winners of the 16-29 age groups at the Brunswick Triathlon held on Sunday. Photo Eve Jeffrey

Sunday morning dawned bright and sunny for the second annual Brunswick Triathlon, and competitor numbers were up almost twofold from last year. While many of the athletes were locals, there was a good number of competitors from Ballina who were using the event as a warmup session for their triathlon next weekend. Despite the wind picking up and causing some bother for the last of the runners, a great day was had by all competitors both young and old. Proving that this really is a triathlon for everyone, athletes ranged from 11 years old to 75 years young. Winners were as follows: U15s Georgia Carey (who is a member of the Brunswick SLSC); 16-29 years women Rachel Brown, men Joseph Lampe; 30-44 years women Melissa Fanning, men Adam Horder; 45 years and over women Lyn Hackett, men Marco Goldenburg;

Byron surfers shine at Rip Curl GromSearch

Suffolk Park youngster Natalie Briggs placed second in the under 16 girls division of the Rip Curl GromSearch held at Jan Juc in Victoria last week. The competition was held over four days in clean two to four foot waves, and Natalie was delighted with her performance and excellent final standing. Also successful at the GromSearch was Byron Bay’s Sol Bailey who finished second in the under 12 boys division. Both surfers will compete later this week in the Billabong Pro Junior at Bells Beach. Photo Steve Robertson

winning team from the Brunswick SLSC Ben Condie, Matt Went, Bayden East. Organisers are hugely grateful to the many volunteers who helped keep things running smoothly, and the Hotel Brunswick for donating the very classy trophies. Looking forward to bigger and better things next year.

SPORTS RESULTS

BOWLS Brunswick Heads Men 20/9 Self selected Triples winners: P Brassington, G Rendell; r/up F Hill, J Lawlor, C Mackay; L Torresi, K Henson, C Pavlovich. 23/9 Self/club selected pairs winners: S Taylor, G Goodwin; r/up S Curtis, K Peacey; R Northcott, A Boston; F Marks, R Carbines. Mixed fours C’ships winners: M Petrou 21 d C Marshall 18; V Caldwell 33 d P Solomon 12; A Boston 24 d G Rendell 16. 30/9 Mixed fours semi final: M Pertou v A Boston 1.00pm Consistency Singles winners: L Torresi 154 d R Appel 152; M Petrou 150 d M Hardy 118; J Foster 150 d T Schneider 142; M Hogan 150 d G Moroney 141. Bridglands two bowls open pairs nominations now open 12.30 pm start 21/10, limited to 28 teams, contact club 6685 1328. Visit from Southport Workers 22/10, 1.00pm start. Brunswick Heads Women 19/9 C’ship Pairs: N Philip, S Iversen d M Paesons, B Boorman; N Stearman (sub), K Peacey d B Wyborn, L McCormick; E Beddoes, M.Caldwell d D Hay, E Marks; P Appel, D Guest d D Batson, M Allard. Social: E Toovey, J Loomes, B Rose d S Riley, R Mills ,T Rynehart; L Proudlock, M Darby d Z Wagner, J Kearney. Winners: E Beddoes, M Caldwell; Lucky losers Z Wagner, J Kearney. Raffle: D Hay. Byron Bay Men Tues Fred’s Singles results: F Smith; r/up T Fenton; Bulla. Wed Social triples winners: A Steerws, M Barry, H Simmons. Thurs Self selected pairs winners: K Roberts, B Macaulay; r/up A Harrow, M Barry. Sat social bowls winners: T Hillard, R Evans; r/up R Orth, V Breckenridge, R Henderson. Byron Bay Women Social games winners trophy: M Wight, L Taylor,R McKenzie. 21/9 ‘Versatlie 5s’ at Pottsville. Next Fri Interdistrict match at Coffs Harbour players L Earea and K Quinnell. 10/10 visit from Alstonville Women’s Bowling Club. Please check board for events in the district. Quarterly meeting 17/10 at 9:30am. Lennox Head Men 19/9 Self selected triples winners: K Torrens, Les Chaseling, B Harrington 20 d I Kemp, G Grady, J Robinson 17; R/up M Berger, A Fletcher, I Whitehall 22 d J Bice, B Murray, B Earle 17; D Percy, J Payne, A Richardson 23 d M Papas, R Orme, B Martin 20,(six pack). 21/9 Surfside shield, Lennox Head v Alstonville: Lennox Heads four rink to three win over Alstonville, 176 to 133 points. The Windup Bash, Lennox Head 5/10 9am. 22/9 Mixed Pairs winners: G Martin, B McRae 21 d D Papas, M Papas 11; r/up N Cremin, L Storm 31 d M Battese, J Turner 21; B Sullivan, R Sullivan 18 d E Barr, T Barr 16 (losers prize).23/9

Club Minor Pairs; G Brook, J Adams 16 d R Orme B Martin 14; r/up B Evans C Christopher 31 d G Bowden, W Bowden 13; Minor Singles: J Cleas 21 d N Gregor 6 (retired ill); Mixed Pairs c’ships: H Davey, K McGuire 19 d G Moore, J Moore 17; J Murphy, G Maloney 16 d F Patterson 13; B Peart, M Peart 26 (winners) d A Dunger, G Reynolds 16; M Hannaway, G Bowden 22 d D Martin B Martin 16; 24/9 AGM :newc ommittee: Pres Geoff Brook, Vice Pres Dick Gregor, Sec Bob Martin, Treas Arthur Fletcher, Bowls Org Tony Smith, C’ttee; Gary Reynolds, Merv Papas, Des Hickey Pennant Selectors; Garry Maloney, Neil Burgess, Garry Simons. Mullumbimby Men Wed winners: E Stratford, R Kidby, R Webb 35 d R Allen, R Vincent, L Henry 7; other results T Estreich, J McKay, K Brown 20 d A Pyzer, R Gray, B Gibson 12; S Purdie, F Buckley, R Moore 24 d J Scott, J Estreich, P Jones 23; A Johnstone, B Coleman, J Young 33 d P Matthews, D Ottery, R Barnes 23. Wed Semi Finals Minor Singles: M Murphy 31 d M Esau 15; R Philps 31 d S Dettman 7. Sat Final Minor Singles M Murphy 31 d R Philps 30. Sat Social: S Purdie, R Ford, P Jones 25 d T Fenwick, S Smart, B McClymont 15. AGM this Sat at 11am followed by lunch and bowls. Mullumbimby Women 19/9 One C’ship 4s: R Thompson, J Beaumont, H Robb, B Croft 29 d S Brown, J Graham, B Reglin, J Towner 20. Social: J Nicholls, J Kidman 23 d E Jones, J Lee 14. Ocean Shores Men 18/9 Triples winners: J Wiggers, L Hoffman, R Barnes; r/up F Wade, J Phypers, F Parkins; J McGowran, T Forster, G Collins; M Haines, B Elliott, P Mao; S Warren, A Sultas, J I’Anson. 25/9 Social winners: K Hosie, F Wade, T Makin; r/up R Roberts, K Roberts; B Gibson, D Whitney, K Farrell; R Ellis, J Sullivan. Mixed Pairs C’ship semi final: B/W Sprengel 19 d M Enright, P Tornaros 13; G Rojo, M Ellis 37 d L/T Mason 5. Ocean Shores Women 20/9 Mixed Social Bowls winner: M Flesser; r/up S Woolford, M Moodie, M Franks; C Carroll, S Iversen; L McGowran, M James. Raffle: H Gates. 22/9 Ladies Social Bowls winners: M Moodie, G Johnston, B Sprengel;r/up E Hill, P Campbell; M Hosie, M McConville; E Carroll, D Grant, D Buckley. Raffle: M Franks, D Buckley. Triples C’ship Semi Final: M Moodie, G Johnston, B Sprengel d M Franks, P Sullivan, G Rojo. Consistency: M Flesser d E Hill. 13/10 Black Friday Fun Day, rsvp by 6/10. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley 18/9: N/S 1st Gross and Nett J Wright/D Gall; 2nd Gross and Nett C Johnson/D Dare. E/W 1st Gross and 2nd Nett M Solway/P Webb; 2nd Gross and1st Nett F Armstrong/J Elliott. Brunswick Valley Bridge Club play every Monday & Saturday at the Brunswick Heads Community Centrer, new members and visitors welcome; enquiries 6684 1103 or 6684 6557. Ocean Shores: 1st Gross and Nett J Everingham/ A Whyte; =2nd Gross and 2nd nett C Chidlow/J Hughes; =2nd gross J Selleck/B Simons. Social duplicate is played every Wednesday evening at Ocean Shores Country Club. CRICKET Bangalow Junior 27/9 final sign on 4 to 6pm at Bangalow Sports Club. Training nights: milo and U10 Mon; U12 Tues; U14 Wed, all 4 to 6pm. Contact Derek Meads 6687 1770 h or 6685 6095 w. Byron Bay Junior Practice for under 10, 12, 14 and 16 teams begins this week. After school Tues U10 and 16 teams train; Wed U12’s and 14’s train at the Recreation Ground. 2 U12 sides this season, 21 players signed. Comp starts after holidays, season fees $60. Contact Greg Daniels on 0414 494 208. Mullumbimby/Brunswick 6/10 Juniors Cricket Clinic, $10, 2 to 5pm with Keith Wyatt and Warren Smith (Michael Slater’s Coach) All Juniors U10 to U16 in Bruns Valley welcome. Contact Mary 6680 2135. Seniors training Thurs 4.30pm, new players welcome. Contact John 6680 3136. DARTS Brunswick Valley 20/9 WCD’s 7 v Shafters 4; Ocean Shores Tavern 6 v Workers 5; Mullum2Pubs v BYE. 27/9 Workers v WCD’s; Shafters v Mullum2Pubs; BYE v Ocean Shores Tavern GOLF Mullumbimby Ladies 3rd Rnd C’ship: Comp of the day; div 1 M Essery 65n; div R Wilson 66n. NTP 5th M Crichton; 2nd shot 7th G Lynn; pro pin 9th J Stuart; NTP 12th J Dengate; 2nd shot 17th G Poynting. C’ship results: Gross A J Dengate 232; Nett A M Essery 206 c/b; Gross B G Mackay 278; Nett B G Mackay 215; Gross C R Wilson 323; Nett C J Stuart 220. Overall Nett: M Essery 64 nett. Reduced h’caps M Essery 19 to 18; S Kosaka 17 to 16. 28/9 Invitation Day 4 BBB: T R/G Lynn. 1st Tee 9am M Essery, P Janda; B Mules, J Anning; 9.06 N Carsburg, J McDowell; G Mackay, L Chant; 9.12 J Neate, D Cole; J Stuart, K Jensen; 9.18 S Kosaka, D Stafford; G Redman, P Smith; 9.24 A Smith, P Campbell; M James, A Tonkin; 9.30 D Bickley, M Trivett; B Woolnough, E Walker. 10th Tee 9am F Gannell, E Froggatt; L Riches, B Wood; 9.06 N Dwyer, G Tilling; L Walker, S Stephenson; 9.12 M Crichton, D Gray; G LYnn, S Andrews; 9.18 A Moser, A Dupen; K Mudgway, Heisha; 9.24 J Ball, H Hammond; J Beer, Partner; 9.30 G Poynting, P Wilson; R Manley, Partner. Table duty F Gannell/B Wood.

Mullumbimby Men 20/9 Single Stab winners: S Brecard 40 c/b; r/up A Baldwin 40; players 44; NTP 9th R Graham 3.75cm (5 balls). 23/9 Single Stroke winners: A grade B Griffin 70/66, R Johnston 70/66; A Grade Brad Mott; B Grade J Killip 81/64, R Lubis 79/65; B Grade G Childs; C Grade L Irvine 62 nett, G Smith 91/64; C Grade G Donaldson. NTP: 5th T Williams 1.25m; 9th S Marsh 7.10m; 12th B Griffin 2.46m; 17th A Lumsden 2.88m; Gundie’s mug J Killip; players 87. 24/9 4 BBB Stab winners: S Bellerby/ L Froggatt 47; r/up J Wortho/G Parsons 46. NTP: 9th men G Ross, ladies B Mules; 12th men N Kinsley, ladies N Carsburg. Casino winners: S/G Ross 45; r/up M/G Martin 43. Club C’ships: A grade B Mott 287; r/up D Morgan 291; B grade G Childs 342; r/up J Killip 345; C grade G Donaldson 392; r/up J Falzon 393. Overall Net winners: D Morgan 275; r/up J Killip 278; C Theodossiou 280. Ocean Shores Ladies 19/9 Fisher and Paykel Classic winners: Div 1 B Crossley 40; r/up J Brown 35 c/b; Div 2 P Price 38; r/up P Janda 36; Div 3 D Elliot 34 c/b; r/up C Timewall 34. NTP Div 1 H Henry; Div 2 K Jensen; Div 3 L Dahl; vouchers to 32. 21/9 9 Hole Stab winner: C Blacker 19; vouchers to 18; 18 Hole Stab winner: M Byron 39; r/up L McGowran 35 c/b; vouchers to 33. 23/9 Div 1 winners: J Gray 41; r/up M Broughton 35; Div 2 winners L Opperman 36 c/b; r/up L Franks 36 c/b. NTP Div 1 K King; vouchers to 31 c/b. Ocean Shores Vets 21/9 Stab winners: G Cole 42; r/up B Duffy 41; I Smith 40. NTP 3rd h/c 0 to 19 B Smith; h/c 20+ J I’Anson; NTP 17th h/c 0 to 19 P Conaghan; h/c 20+ G Lockhart. C’tains Pin B Neate; V C’tains Gorilla Award: h/c 0 to 19 P Conaghan; h/c 20+ A Redmond; chooks to 23; balls to 32. Scrubbers Ball to John B. RUGBY LEAGUE Mullumbimby Juniors U/13s capped of a great year with a sensational Grand Final victory defeating Raiders 32 – 18. New Brighton U/16s played a sensational game against Bilambil losing narrowly 36-29. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 27/9 Rnd 10 Bus House comp: OS Glass v OS Bakery; G Davis v B Trivett, I Bissett v L Clarke, C Walsh v P Booth, M Stratton v J Heers, B Doran v C Johnston; BB Trophies v Canty’s Surveyors; B Staff v S Thompson, C Sleep v M Ottery, C Pearce v J Gribble, I Barnes v W Ferrier, B Rogers v Jeff Heers; The Potato Works v Bruns Pharmacy; G Chandler v S Koop, P Hill v T Wood, R James v R Cameron, L Miller v A Li, S Truesdale v S Moon; Bruns Smash Repairs v Bruns Blinds; D Bird v M Underwood, L Crandell v S Varty, C Staff v D Runciman, R King v R Cross, J Nicholson v T Mason. 2/10 Rnd 9 Byron Office Supplies Comp: Div 2; 5pm M Cassidy v I Bissett; 6pm S Koop v C Booth; 6.30pm R Draper v D Runciman, M Ottery Bye. Div 3; 5pm R Cross v R King, B Rogers v A Li, M Ashton v J Gribble. Div 4; 5pm M Rogers v C Johnston, A Ronan v A Thomas; 5.30pm M Rogers v N Bond. Div 5; 5pm B Doran v B Alander, S Truesdale v M Wallace, J Barnes v K Penrose. Div 6; 5pm S Bailey v A Brooker, A Booth v L Ashton, K Underwood Bye. To play phone 6685 1794. SURF LIFE SAVING Byron Bay Centenary Dinner Sat, all tickets sold. Celebration BBQ on Sun at club. AGM 11am Sun. Dolphin Classic Open Ski 5th Kurt Tutt, U/17 Board 4th Jade Nelson Chapman, U/15 Board 1st Emily Battese. Patrols start this weekend. 30/9 patrol 18; Lee Wood P C Anna McCabe Nic Hornery Jemma Buultjens Angie Plummer Amy Mashford Lara Hansford Taylor Miller Mark Knott Luke Bomford Lindal Phelps Michelle Foster. 1/10 patrol 4; Aaron Rodgers PC K, B and A Battese Hanna Saul Byran Battese, Katy Owen, M, J &J Saul . 2/10 patrol 1; Robbie Marr PC, L, T & D Challis, Peta Erickson Wendy Crane Tom Armstrong Kyle Pearson Jacob Tate Sean Petrov Ben Penparse. TENNIS Mullumbimby Mixed Comp Rnd 4: Greyhound 40 d Collie 30; Doberman 40 d Alsation 31; Beagle 46 d Foxy 27. Mens Comp Rnd 2: Brahman 47 d Guernsey 45; Jersey 47 d Dexter 36; Charolais 43 d Ayrshire 37. ladies Comp Final: Div 1 Pearls 39 d Amethysts 35; Div 2 Silver 48 d Golds 31.Social Ladies: Wed 9.15am start. Sat Mixed Social: 1.30pm start. All players welcome, Club membership not required. Coaching Justin 0403 841 241, all other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads 26/9 Rnd 7 J V Towing Comp: 6pm Brewers v Silver Bullets, Ballistic v I Don’t Care, Spikers v Lounge Lizards; duty No Mercy. 7pm No Mercy v Hit and Run, Flash v True Value, Pam Pam v Mixed Chickens; duty Brewers. 28/9 Rnd 8 OS True Value Hardware Comp: 6pm Tripods v Snickers, Fluro Fairies v Drama Queens, Hot and Sweaty v Kaos.Com; duty Desp Houswives. 7pm Shockers v Desp Housewives, Exodia v Chilli Twist, Bolters v Asthmatics; Hot Booties Bye; duty Tripods. To play phone 6685 1794, beginners welcome. WATER POLO Byron Bay Sign Ons for 2006/07 season Sun 8/10 & 15/10, Byron Pool 4pm, Junior and Senior Comps. Call Rod Anderson 6685 9727, Joanne Kay 6685 9099 or Karen Irwin 6685 8478.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Mullum High athletes step up the pace LENNOX HEAD REAL ESTATE

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Three of the athletes from Mullumbimby High School who came home from the NSW CHS Athletics Championships with medals L-R Kurt Mulcahy, Matt Mulcahy, Zali Fung. Photo Lou Beaumont

Mullumbimby High School athletes came home from the NSW Combined High Schools Athletics Championships in Sydney with an impressive haul of ten medals. Leading the way was Kurt Mulcahy who won three gold medals in the boys 17+yrs 100m, 200m and 400m in a personal best time of 47.24s which was an excellent achievement. Another star performer was Zali Fung who also won three medals in the girls 14yrs 100m (bronze), 200m (silver) and an outstanding gold medal performance in the long jump, breaking a 26 year record with a jump of 5.55m.

Michael Ensor showed great courage in the boys 16yrs 800m winning a bronze medal, having only been back at training for one week after having the flu. Not to be out done by his older brother was Craig Ensor who also won a bronze in the boys 13yrs 800m. Multi-eventer Tim Knight also performed well competing in the high jump, javelin and winning a silver in his pet event the boys 13yrs long jump. Tim is also a talented sprinter and may just be a future decathlete. New to the Mullumbimby training squad is Kurt Mulcahy’s younger brother Matt

who, competing for the first time at state level, was very pleased with his bronze in the boys 13yrs 100m. ‘I’m very happy that they all won a medal in their pet event,’ said the athletes’ delighted coach Robyn Wright. ‘I am proud of not only their performances but also the way they supported each other during the entire carnival. We are now working toward the Australian All Schools titles to be held in Sydney in December.’ Other Mullumbimby athletes who competed were Zoe McKillop, Casey Fung and Zane Browning.

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Life-style estate offers sweeping ocean, hinterland views & maximum privacy If you have ever dreamed of waking up to 180 degree ocean and hinterland views... living in a large property which spans anywhere from 25 to 150 football fields... and creating your ideal home with a tennis court, swimming pool, horse stables (even a helipad or driving range if you so desire) then pay close attention. -Location: only 10 minutes drive from Coolangatta Airport, 40 minutes from Byron Bay and Surfers Paradise, and 80 Minutes from Brisbane. -Lifestyle: Just take a 3 minute drive and you’ll be in the popular seaside village of Kingscliff... enjoying the surf patrolled safety of Salt, Casuarina, and Cotton Beach... The shopping precincts...proposed marina, renowned alfresco restaurants and cafes. This is a rare opportunity to own the kind of personal estate most people only dream of. DVD available on request. But hurry, tenders close October 18th, and this property will sell quickly.

Superbly positioned 200 metres from the famous Clarkes Beach Café and Clarkes Beach at Byron, this two-level north-facing penthouse apartment stands quite unique in the Byron property market. With delightful elevation this three bedroom, three bathroom, three balcony comfortable apartment offers seclusion but is close to everything you need to enjoy the magic of Byron. Constantly let to the thriving holiday market and fully-furnished, the penthouse features include TV, video and stereo, beds to sleep six persons, spa in the major bathroom, double remote controlled garage, BBQ and balcony furniture. A short walk to the Pass Café and onto the stunning views from the Byron Bay Lighthouse or take a leisurely five minute stroll to the many shops and restaurants in the heart of town. Together with a summary of annual earnings and an extremely bright future the property is now offered for sale to the market at $1.325m.

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Exclusive Address – 75 Acres Lot 2 Possum Shoot Road, Coorabell • For sale by ‘Expressions Of Interest’. • Expansive north facing ocean and rural views. • Existing two bedroom cottage and bails/studio. • First time for sale in over 16 years. Agent on site Thu 28 & Sat 30 September 12noon-1pm. Closing date 27/10/06 Please contact

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Located only a short 10 minute drive to the heart of Byron Bay & a 40 minute drive to the Gold Coast. Offered for sale as three individual lots, each with their own residence, or as one large unique lot. For further information on these highly flexible investments please contact Glen Irwin on 0418 604 080 or girwin.byronbay@ljh.com.au. Expressions of interest close 20th October, 2006 unless sold prior. LOT 103

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Great Value For Money InRealEstate has for sale 2.5 elevated and useable acres in Mullumbimby town on the way to the Steiner School. The four bedroom home is spacious and is ideal for the growing family. Featuring a large living room, open plan kitchen/ dining and all bedrooms are generous and with built-ins. A bit of a modernizing touch will make this a fantastic residence. The self contained one bedroom studio with a garage and workshop is great for visitors or to be rented out. There is plenty of room for a pool and gardens and lot of playgrounds for the kids. Vendor wants to downsize. Come and check it out.

Newly renovated 4 bedroom home in Lismore. Upstairs 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, new kitchen, new carpet throughout, freshly painted, new curtains and blinds. Very neat and tidy. Downstairs 4th bedroom, 2 garages and large laundry with shower/toilet. Newly created garden and 594 m2 level block. Good neighbourhood. Schools, park and shops nearby. Will inspire first home buyer or investor. Rental return $240 per week. Call Ernst now.

Open House Sat 11am-12noon 19 Barnes Ave, South Lismore

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Main Arm Magic Bordering on Main Arm Creek this 5 acre parcel with two gigantic Coolamon trees is truly magical. Approximately two and a half acres are slightly elevated, cleared and flat making it a park like setting with plenty of space for the kids to play. The 2 swimming holes are larger than your average residential pool and will keep you cool in summer. The air conditioned weatherboard home features 4 bedrooms, high ceilings, timber floors, timber kitchen and big decks for outdoor living. The gardens are fully established and easy care and there are a variety of fruit trees on the property.

Right in town around the corner from the Heritage Park is this 2 storey weather board home on 1012 m2 of land with a back lane access. If its location you are after then look no further. The place oozes character with its 10 ft high ceilings, timber floors, enclosed verandahs and open fire place. With two bedrooms upstairs and a third downstairs with its own bathroom this home can easily be shared within the extended family or have downstairs rented out. The backyard is huge and would have plenty of space for a granny flat. Come and see for yourself what this place has to offer. Call now.

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Phone: (02) 6685 8466

Adjoins beach reserve

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Julian’s Apartments

Large, solid, 3 bed brick home Adjoining National Park and beach track Two living areas, BBQ area, large kitchen Quality, close to town, hear the waves

Opposite Main Beach, ocean views 2 large beds, secured parking Reverse cycle air-con and fans Stroll to cafes and shops

Dual key unit in near new resort Pool, spa, BBQ area, onsite mgt Close to town & beach Stay in one, get income from other

Opposite Clarkes Beach & The Pass Furnished studio apartment Large north facing balcony Under cover parking, caretaker, air-con

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Leafy Byron Hills home

Rare Lighthouse Road opportunity

Solid home in great area

Original home, short walk to town Great potential location Three beds, study, sleep-out Eat in kitchen, lock up garage

Brick home with private leafy yard 3 bed, 2 bath, lock up garage Close to shops and beach Combustion stove heater

Prestige area opposite Clarkes beach Rare chance to create ultimate lifestyle Backs onto Lighthouse National Park 650sqm just metres from waves

Brick home in fantastic location 3 bedroom, open plan kitchen Close to town and beaches Quiet and leafy outlook

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Priced from $1,080,000 $1,080,000 to to $1,500,000 $1,500,000

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Something Different OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Elders Bangalow p16 • 8 George St, Bangalow. Sat 1-1.30pm • 4 Rifle Range Road, Bangalow. Sat 33.30pm. Professionals Lennox Head p45 • 37 Brownell Drive, Byron Bay. By appointment. InRealEstate p47 • 19 Barnes Avenue, South Lismore. Sat 11am-12pm. Scott Harvey Real Estate p49 • Fernleigh. Sat 11.30am-12.30pm. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p50 • 29 Armstrong St, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am. • 53 Armstrong St, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am. • 63 McGettigans L, Ewingsdale. Sat 12pm. • 18 Brookview Ct, Ewingsdale. Sat 12pm. • 7 Bunjil Place, Byron Bay. Sat 1pm. • 68 Massinger St, Byron Bay. Sat 1pm. • 7 Honeysuckle Dr, Suffolk Park. Sat 2pm. • 1 ‘The Links” 64-70 Broken Head Road, Suffolk Park. Sat 3pm. • 27 Beachcomber Dr, Byron Bay. Sat 3pm. Properties Buyers Net p51 • 51 Station Street, Mullumbimby. Sat 10.30-11.15am Sean Kenny Real Estate p51 • 1 Avocado Court, Mullumbimby. Sat 11am-12pm.

AUCTIONS Elders Bangalow p16 • 8 Benloro Lane, Myocum. AUCTION October 21. Inspect 21-12.30pm. • 99 Rural Acres. AUCTION November 23. Inspect by appointment. • 451 Eureka Road, Eureka. AUCTION October 19. Inspect Sat 1-1.30pm. • 467 Booyong Road, Nashua. AUCTION October 19. Inspect Sat 12-12.30pm. • 453 Dorroughby Road, Dorroughby. AUCTION October 19. Inspect 2-2.30pm • 8 Whian Road, Eureka. AUCTION November 11. Inspect Sat 1-1.30pm. PRDnationwide p49 AUCTIONS for Saturday 30th September 2006 at the Ocean Shores Community Centre. • 5 Walgooan Way, Ocean Shores. Inspect Wed 10-10.45am. • 2/39 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. • 31 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. Inspect Wed 11-11.45am. • 3/39 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. Inspect Wed 11-11.45am. • 2/13 Kallaroo Circuit, Ocean Shores North. Inspect Wed 12-12.45am. Professionals Kingscliff p51 • 6/32 Sutherland St. Kingscliff. AUCTION onsite 7th October at 1pm. Inspect Sat 11.30am-12pm.

Captivating views on 5 acres Open Saturday 30th 11.30am-12.30pm Perched on the ridge line of Fernleigh, this traditional four bedroom, two bathroom and double garage family home commands magnificent east to the ocean and superb north to the mountains views. You’ll love the open kitchen, dining, living area filled with winter sun and magic views from every window. Discover an established easy care garden, inground pool, sealed driveway, garden shed and sort after bore for crisp clear water. Close to everywhere, the distant view to Lennox Head is sensational.Tintenbar store only minutes away and a truly all-round lifestyle offer. The vendor is committed to sell by going to auction. Now $699,000. Contact Scott Harvey on 6687 8154 or 0412 296 872.

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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.

Heavenly apartment “Headlands Beach Resort” at 4-7 Park Lane is a truly outstanding, rare investment. Private and spacious three bedroom holiday apartment with quality furnishings. The living/dining area opens onto the large covered deck which is surrounded by tropical palms and overlooks the resort pool. The main bedroom has an ensuite plus WIR and TV with the other bedrooms having built-ins. The bathroom has been cleverly designed to accommodate the laundry. Quality kitchen fitted with electric oven and cook top, dishwasher, microwave, double bowl sink, stainless steel fridge and designed with abundant cupboard and bench space. You will have the pleasure of the large resort style pool and lap-pool, mini tennis court, restaurant, and a happy and enthusiastic 24 hour on-site management. Price: $485,000. Call Professionals Lennox Head on 02 6687 7579.

AUCTION – AUCTION – AUCTION Under instructions from our motivated vendors PRDnationwide Ocean Shores has scheduled 5 fantastic auctions for Saturday 30th September 2006 at the Ocean Shores Community Centre. HEY AND WE HAVE SOME VARIETY! 5 Walgooan Way, Ocean Shores. Open house on Wed 27th 10-10.45am. 2/39 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. 31 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. Open house on Wed 27th 11-11.45am. 3/39 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. Open house on Wed 27th 11-11.45am. 2/13 Kallaroo Circuit, Ocean Shores North. Open house on Wed 27th 12-12.45am. Or call Tod Martin 0412 734 122, Peter Abbott 0407 801 462 or our office 6680 4400 to arrange an inspection at your convenience.

In the heart of New Brighton This authentic and comfortable 3 bedroom beach cottage is literally in the centre of our coastal village. Privately tucked away behind the general store & café, it is just 150 metres walk to the beach and across the road from the north arm of the Brunswick River. With beautiful timber flooring, a new kitchen and plenty of scope to renovate - this is your chance to secure a coastal hideaway. Asking price $ 580,000 Contact MARK LYCOS @ Rhonda Browning Real Estate. For an inspection call 6680 1594 or 0438 680 250.

To advertise Something Different please call Angela in Mullum on 6684 1777

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Contact Sharon McInnes 0408 659 649 $ 499,000

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Bangalow Masterpiece!

51 Station Street. Open for inspection Saturday Sept 30th 10.30-11.15am. This light, bright and very pretty 3 bedroom house, exudes a romantic French provincial flair. Large lounge room with fireplace, spacious dining area, lovely modern kitchen and bathroom; and huge rear terrace for entertaining on balmy summer evenings. The large block of land is totally level, well fenced and landscaped, has rear lane access, and views of Mount Chincogan. Located in the heart of Mullum village and not a cent to spend – just move in and open the champagne! $449,000. Contact Gai Hart-Hughes, Property PROPERTY Buyers Net, 0418 755 088 / 6687 1313. BUYERS NET

This 100 year old specatacularly restored and extended 3 bedroom 2 bathroom residence, is located on 1,400+sqm in the centre of Bangalow. No expense has been spared – grand hallway, high ceilings, polished boards, phantom screens, french doors, fabulous lighting, very spacious open plan living area with fireplace, huge vogue style country kitchen, full sized laundry, extensive cupboard space, vast deck and entertaining area. Arguably the best house in central Bangalow, this property is well priced at $850,000. Contact Gai Hart-Hughes, Property Buyers Net, 0418 755 088 / PROPERTY 6687 1313. BUYERS NET

Lease Hold Business For Sale Bay Reclaimed is a long running business in the busy Byron Bay Industry Estate. It operates only five days per week. The business income derives from retailing new budget timbers and recycled building materials to a regular customer base, in an environmentally aware town. There is a long lease in place with low rent for 1200sqm of space, newly purchased machinery will allow expansion into dressing recycled timbers. Contact Jim during business hours 02 6685 5991.

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‘Waterford’ – Suffolk Park Unit 3 ‘Waterford’ 19 Marattia Place, Suffolk Park A spacious three-bedroom unit overlooking a creek at the rear, has two bathrooms, modern kitchen with dishwasher, spacious living area and is only minutes walk to the beach. Close to public transport, shops and schools. Currently let at $330pw, suit investor or homebuyer. Price $385,000 negotiable. Contact Des on 0418 103 262 or email ddoc7@optusnet.com.au

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Lot 100 Plantation Drive, Ewingsdale Enjoy the rural surrounds in this delightful timber home on one acre just five minutes from Byron Bay. North-facing, four bedrooms (main with walk-in robe and double doors opening onto deck), open plan kitchen/living area, polished timber floors throughout and cool white interiors. There is a fully self-contained flat (source of income), double garage and double carport. Open fireplace and gas heating, outdoor entertainment area. Established well-maintained gardens. For sale $850,000 – all offers considered. Phone for appointment to view 02 6684 7632.

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Vendors Moved, House Vacant 1 Avocado Crt, Mullumbimby. Auction on Sat 7th October 2006 on site. Open houses Sat 23 & 30, 11am-12pm. This is a wonderfully built home with a corner location in a quiet cul-de-sac. This beautiful home features 3 good sized bedrooms all with built in cupboards and a beautiful northerly aspect facing Mt Chincogan. This is not your standard home, 9ft ceilings,terracotta tiled roof, Solar hot water and plaster ceilings. Situated in a well established street in Mullumbimby. It would suit a retired couple or first home buyers. Come and have a look! Contact Sean Kenny today on 0419 624 024 or 6684 2200 or visit our web site: www. seankenny.com.au 79 Burringbar St Mullumbimby.

Unsurpassed Ocean Views 6/32 Sutherland Street, Kingscliff. AUCTION on site on 7th October at 1 pm. Inspect Saturdays 11.30am-12pm or by appointment. This top floor unit boasts the best views on Kingscliff hill. Only 5 other units and inground pool in the complex. The three double bedrooms all have a breathtaking outlooks. The full length balcony has a sunny north aspect. Modern kitchen and bathroom. All this, only a short stroll down a tranquil lane to the trendy cafes and beach (200m). MOTIVATED VENDOR WILL SELL ON OR PRIOR TO AUCTION Contact Emmanuel Voinot 0411 21 44 86 or 0266 749 004. PID 142589. www.kingscliffprofessionals.com.au

Secluded Setting This extremely private four bedroom family home is nestled on an acre of tropical gardens and located in a quiet cul-de-sac creating the perfect sanctuary. The split level home features a large open plan kitchen and living area, with raked ceilings, overlooking a sparkling inground pool. There is a separate office area, perfect for those wanting to work from home. The separate double lock up garage is also large enough for a studio, subject to council approval. All this only five minutes from the heart of Byron. Contact Sharon McInnes on 0408 659 649 or 02 6685 7300 at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay. $869,000. Byron Bay

Breezeway Apartments Kingscliff’s new modern & stylish apartments are located only minutes away to Kingscliff’s hub of alfresco dining, shopping , patrolled, and transport. Ideal investment or a place to call home. 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan living, ducted air conditioning makes these units easy to live in. Featuring lifts to all levels, security entry & 2xparking and large terraces for the ground floor and timber floors for penthouse units with ocean views and spacious balconies. Starting from $575,000. Open daily 11-12pm. Contact Mark 0428 717 034 or 02 6674 9000.

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Archicentre has pointed out that termites are taking to the wing, one of the least appealing phenomena of Spring. Owners should watch out for infestations and home buyers should be aware of the extraordinary lengths to which some home owners go to conceal termite damage. Archicentre cites access hatches to the sub-floor nailed shut to prevent access and a bedroom locked during inspection times ‘because it contained valuables’ – in fact the floor had been totally destroyed. ■■■■We are advised that, contrary to our front page caption, Earthdance was not the first Council-approved dance party. It was Future Fling put on a month ago by Ambercam (http://amber-cam.com) which also raised funds for local groups. ■■■■We wish to deny reports that Osama bin Laden has been found dead of tick bites in our storeroom. A US government official said, ‘Osama bin Laden is too important a figure in the War on Terror to be replaced by another villain just like that.’

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