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Historic day for Bundjalung Hans Lovejoy The Byron Bay lighthouse was the backdrop as NSW Premier Morris Iemma and Bundjalung elders Linda Vidler and Dulcie Nicholls signed an historic indigenous land use agreement last Thursday. The sign-off builds on a previous agreement signed in 2001. Over 124 hectares are being added to NSW National Parks, which includes 74 hectares to the Arakwal National Parks, Cumbebin Swamp Nature Reserve and Broken Head Nature Reserve. Additionally, the Broken Head caravan park was handed over to be managed freehold by the Bundjalung people and a new 50 hectare Ti Tree Lake area to the north of Suffolk Park will be jointly managed with National Parks. Considered a sacred women’s site, the Ti Tree Lake Aboriginal Area is of particular cultural significance. Fellow Bundjalung members Yvonne Stewart and Roy Gordon were also present, as were NSW Minister for Environment Bob Debus, Byron Shire councillors and staff, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service representatives and NSW Native Title Services (NSWNTS) CEO Warren Mundine. Ms Vidler said that the day marked a turning point in a fourteen year campaign to see her people’s lands and customs formally recognised and gave the younger

generation hope for a better way of life. ‘Fourteen years is a short time in the history of my people but to secure our rights and a brighter future for our families makes it worth the effort,’ Ms Vidler said. Mr Mundine welcomed the deal which has come as a result of negotiations between both parties and NSWNTS. ‘Agreements such as these are pivotal to the Native Title process,’ Mr Mundine said. ‘As well as the delivery of real jobs and real benefits, the acknowledgement of the Traditional Owners and their connection to their country cannot be underestimated.’ Though sisters Linda and Dulcie said they were proud to take part in the day’s celebrations, it comes too late for fellow siblings Lorna Kelly, who passed in late 2005, andYvonne Graham, who passed away in 1998. ‘It’s important that we recognise Yvonne and Lorna, and it is fitting that today’s celebrations take place on the day of Lorna’s birth,’ said Mr Mundine. A minute’s silence was observed for her birthday. Byron Shire Mayor Jan Barham told the gathering, ‘In 2003 the World Conservation Union (IUCN) recognised the first agreement with the Arakwal People as the best international example of an effective model to resolve native title claims. Today we celebrate a further step in the resolution of native title in Byron Bay.’

Top, Elders Linda Vidler and Dulcie Nicholls and NSW premier Morris Iemma put their handprints on a painting by Sean Kay to mark the historic occasion and, bottom left, sign off on the offical documents. Above, Nigel Stewart and Sean Kay perform the welcome to country. Photos Jeff Dawson

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Nearly all landholders in NSW with four hectares or more are required by law to pay rates for animal health and noxious animal control services to the Rural Lands Protection Board. However in an increasing number of rural and forest edge communities, most landholders have no livestock, yet still have to pay for animal health services. They do however need noxious animal control, but they say this service is not being delivered adequately. ‘They are taking our money and not helping us at all,‘ said Dr. Patrick Morrisey of Goonengerry. Dr Morrisey has lodged a complaint with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) about the monopoly control RLPBs have on the delivery of services for noxious animal control. ‘Let’s face it, the RLPB’s only real motive is looking after the interests of the cattle industry. So if you don’t have cattle, then you are a nuisance to them and they Byron Bay Film Festival opening night celebrators (from the top clockwise) from Hatchling Producdon’t properly service your tions, Jeff Canin, Cathy Henkel, SPAA council member, movie maker Sharon Shostak, Screenworks needs in managing noxious general manager Jill Moonie and festival coordinator J’aimee Skippon-Volke. Photo Jeff Dawson animals even though they are required by law to do so. The Byron Bay Film Festival sie documentary Big Dream- the Box Office on 6685 Yet they want your money continues this week with a ers; Ben Zeccola from Palace 5659. Don’t delay as there and they’ll sell you up if you huge and diverse lineup until Films, Luke Wheatley, the are only a limited number of Saturday when it will ďŹ nish acquisitions manager of tickets available and they’re don’t pay.’ Magna Pacific, Matt Gye selling fast. Goonengerry residents with a grand awards night. After the screening of the from the surf ďŹ lm producFilms on the night include estimate about 90-95% of landholders in the locality ďŹ lms will be the gala awards tion company Surf Options, The Saviour by Peter Templepaying RLPB rates have no ceremony where the winner and ďŹ lmmaker and media man and starring Rhys Mulcattle, and many are trying of each of the 11 categories personality Megan Spencer. doon. It has since been nomwill be announced, followed Tickets are $25, include a inated for a Best Live Action to rehabilitate the land. Some Goonengerry land- by a big Closing Night glass of bubbly on arrival, Short Film Oscar at the 2007 and can be purchased from Academy Awards in March. owners are proposing the Awards Party. For more information on In addition to the ďŹ lms the Byron Community and RLPB open up their noxious animal control ‘service’ to a and the awards, many of the Cultural Centre at 69 Jonson the festival progam visit competitive tender process, ďŹ lmmakers, judges, produc- Street, Byron Bay or from www.bbff.com.au. and allow landholders the ers and distributors will be choice of who they pay their attending the Awards Night rates to for noxious animal including Kevin Chu, the director of the Chinese feacontrol. For further information ture length film Tangshan contact Patrick Morrisey on Tangshan; John Fink, the 6684 9461. producer of the quirky Aus-

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Rescue boat service under threat Story & photo Lou Beaumont It could be a matter of life and death, literally. The Brunswick Boat Rescue Squad is under threat of collapse due to a lack of volunteers for its crew. Rob Goodacre, pictured with boat, 20 year member of the Brunswick Valley and District Volunteer Rescue Organisation, is concerned, ‘We have an immediate problem with the boat squad. At the moment we have six crew members but they are often busy with other commitments and some live too far away to be effective emergency crew. If we don’t ďŹ nd crew members who are local and committed the squad could very well lose the rescue boat through lack of support.’ This should be of concern to the whole community, especially those that regularly utilise our coastal waters for commercial or recreational purposes. With numerous rescues, tows and searches (two in as many recent weeks), the Boat Rescue Crew are a vital part of our coastal community. So vital in fact, that a level of commitment is a prerequisite for any wannabe volunteers in order to maintain this strong and reliable service. Rob adds, ‘When people ďŹ rst sign up, there is a fairly intensive training program over a few weeks. This is

obviously necessary to make sure we have truly competent crew that will not endanger themselves or others. We can be fairly flexible with this training, so that everyone is able to attend and achieve the necessary qualiďŹ cations. ‘When it comes to emergencies however, we can extend little exibility. It is imperative that volunteers

live locally – in either Brunswick or Ocean Shores. If crew members are not able to get to the boat shed within ďŹ ve minutes of notiďŹ cation of an emergency situation then there is not much point in us going out. Volunteers who live further aďŹ eld are very welcome, although they won’t be called upon during emergencies.’

Rob, Captain of the Boat Squad for 12 years now, recently won a Maritime Medal for his contributions to the boating and marine community in NSW. He previously told The Echo, ‘I just love being out at sea. I love the tense interaction of the boat and the ocean – it’s always good fun. I still ďŹ nd the whole concept of sea rescue challenging and of course fulďŹ lling when the rescues come to fruition.’ Rob is now hoping other locals will recognise the rewards of such a vocation and choose to be a part of it. Preferably, volunteers will already have one or more of the following qualiďŹ cations; First Aid CertiďŹ cate, Marine Radio Operators CertiďŹ cate of ProďŹ ciency, Small Boating License, and/or Coxswain’s Tickets (commercial boating licence). Boat Rescue Squad training will provide volunteers with all necessary qualiďŹ cations and certiďŹ cates if you currently possess none, and will cost you nothing. Importantly, volunteers must be able bodied with no medical conditions that will interfere with time at sea. If you are interested in joining this valuable community team, please call Rob Goodacre at the Marine Radio Base on 6685 0148 or his mobile 0417 710 376.

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Hans Lovejoy Earth Hour ambassador Sarah Bishop, a 22 year-old Brisbane resident, stopped off on her way through Byron Bay last Tuesday. Sarah is walking 1,000km from Brisbane to Sydney to arrive for Earth Hour, Australia’s largest climate change initiative. With the support of the City of Sydney, the NSW government and more than 60 major companies, Earth Hour will be the highlight of a campaign to encourage businesses, communities and individuals to take the simple steps needed to cut their emissions by ďŹ ve per cent in 2007. Along with local residents, Ian Cohen MLC and Mayor Jan Barham were there to welcome Sarah to the town. ‘Sarah’s walk is inspirational,’ Mayor Barham told The Echo. ‘Her walk is an important way to send the message out to young people and to encourage people to take personal action on the climate change issue.’ The aim of the Earth Hour is for Sydney to turn off its lights for one hour at 7.30pm on Saturday, March 31 2007, and is spearheaded by WWF

Sarah Bishop, centre, with Greens MLC Ian Cohen and Byron Shire Mayor Jan Barham.

(formerly known as the World Wildlife Fund) and the Sydney Morning Herald. Inspired by the ďŹ lm An Inconvenient Truth and the book The Weather Makers by Tim Flannery, Sarah realised that if she was going to make a difference then she would have to start acting now. ‘Earth Hour is about simple changes that will collectively make the ďŹ ve per cent difference – from businesses turning off their lights when their ofďŹ ces are empty, to house-

holds turning off appliances rather than leaving them on standby,’ she said. Mayor Barham has put up a notice of motion for Council to support the Earth Hour campaign and raise awareness about climate change and carbon emissions. ‘It would be great if Byron Bay also joined the initiative and turned off its lights at 7.30pm on March 31,’ Cr Barham said. Apart from the walk to Sydney, Sarah will be visiting

both primary and secondary schools, giving presentations and promoting the federal government’s Sustainable Schools Program. She is also promoting a renewable energy package put together by Dr Matthew Nott and the Clean Energy for Eternity group for Surf Life Saving clubs down the east coast of NSW and Queensland. For more information on Sarah’s journey visit www. onegiantwalk.org or www. earthhour.org.

Locals affected by highway upgrade Allan Lutze is the manager and a shareholder in a sixty acre macadamia farm at Knockrow. The farm, which currently has 7,000 trees, is owned by a syndicate, which means that there are many owners. A few of the owners are in their 70s and the farm is their superannuation. Now they ďŹ nd it confusing dealing with the RTA because the planned PaciďŹ c Highway upgrade is to affect their property. ‘This has tied up everybody’s life,’ says Alan. ‘We are getting that many stories. First they say yes, they will pay us out. We had meetings early days. They keep on stalling all the time. We get different stories. ‘Then the RTA said that unless a shareholder had a 20% share, they wouldn’t consider a compassionate payout, which applies to our older shareholders in particular. He also said that

a change of government might mean that the whole thing may not go ahead. ‘Then they came out and changed the story again. ‘We can’t get a clear answer. As soon as you talk about settlements they start saying that they haven’t got any money. ‘They say that they won’t buy it until they want it and we don’t know when that will be. It could be three years, it could be ten. ‘There are people in it that need the money, particularly our older shareholders. We had a buyer that fell through. The motorway will take out 3,000 trees. It kills the whole investment for the people who are in it. ‘The RTA tell so many lies. The farm was started in 1989 and the trees aren’t even fully productive yet. They’re starting now. It messes up everything.’ Locals affected by the

Allan and Dianne Lutze on the part of the property affected by the highway upgrade. Photo Caroline Desmond

highway can attend a symposium at Newrybar Hall on Thursday February 15, 4pm-6.30pm. Speakers will

discuss your rights when in dispute with the RTA over compensation. Enquiries to 0413 123 000.

Uncle holds open day at Byron Bay surf club Coinciding with their 10th anniversary, Uncle Byron Bay is holding its Open Day at the Byron Bay Surf Club this Saturday February 17 from 9am until 3pm. This annual event is an opportunity for the community at large to come along and support the important work Uncle does. Uncle is a

mentoring activity program that exists for boys without active fathers who could beneďŹ t from a more supportive environment of positive male role models. The open day will ‘showcase the brilliance of Uncle with boys, men and mothers all coming along to join in the fun,’ say organisers.

There will be beach activities, an information booth and a barbeque lunch supplied. Soccer is scheduled for 10am, cricket for 11am, lunch at noon and the frisbees will be ying by 2pm. ‘Some supervision will be provided for boys, however this is a community day not

a standard Uncle activity, so please remember mums must stay and together we can play!’ Uncle is always looking for new men to join up. There are many opportunities available for men so come along for a chat. For more information call Mark on 6680 8582.

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Bangalow rocked by laughter

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Michael McDonald In the War against Despair laughter is one of the major weapons, and local comedian Mandy Nolan brought out the heavy artillery for the Big Joke Comedy Festival at Bangalow on the weekend. She even had a cadre of young operatives in training with children learning the art of standup at Funny Kids on the Saturday. The weekend began with a packed-out A&I Hall on the Friday as comedians Jonathan Atherton, Dave Callan and Greg Fleet, who had been recruited to tell travel stories, roamed freely across the dangerous terrain of their comic psyches, Fleet awarded a medal for valour for taking to the stage with a mouth ulcer. It ended on the Sunday with the Scared Weird Little Guys taking many casualties among the crowd, in stitches at their impersonation of

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Eminem performing Waltzing Matilda. In between various audiences were treated to laughter yoga, the best funny shorts from Flickerfest, and a Laugh-In with noted Aus-

tralian comedian Fiona O’Loughlin.The Village Idiot competition was taken out by Bangalow local Ian Holm, who scored $5,000 courtesy the Bangalow Chamber of Commerce.

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Art hits the road in a roundabout way Hans Lovejoy The roundabout on the corner of Butler and Shirley Streets has been transformed into public art, thanks to Kathrin McMiles and fellow local artists Kym Brereton and Melissa Hirsch. Sculptor Colin Heney passed onto Ms McMiles the opportunity to submit a proposal to Byron Shire Council for one of the two new roundabouts to be built at the end of 2006. ‘I feel it a privilege to be able to make a public art work that may represent the progressive, lively spirit of this great town and its magnificent environment,’ Ms McMiles told The Echo. The design’s concept originated from the marks left on

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We can lead on climate change: Brown

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world’s largest carbon bank to sell at $10 per tonne,’ he said. ‘Once carbon trading is introduced its value as a carbon sink will be up to $200 per tonne.’ The parliamentary leader of The Greens has also challenged the major parties to develop a twenty-year plan to phase out the coal industry.

‘If they cannot develop such a plan within the next three year parliamentary term, then people should not vote for them.’ The Greens have always been climate change activists. Now that the Greens position is popular the major parties struggle to catch up. ‘It is only window

dressing,’ Brown said. ‘Coal mining was not mentioned once in the debate between Turnbull and Garret on The 7.30 Report last week. ‘Both parties are clinging to the industrial ideologies of the nineteenth century. For the sake of the planet, we have to move on.’

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Gyuto Monks to celebrate Tibetan new year The Gyuto Monks are back in Byron Bay and intend to celebrate the Tibetan New Year locally. Known as the Monlam Chenmo or Great Prayer Festival it lasts for 15 days. It opens Thursday evening February 15 in the Buddha Bar, Skinners Shoot Road, Byron Bay with a Mahakala Tsog Puja to provide protection from obstacles. The venue will be transformed for five days each week until March 6 into a Tibetan festive gathering place as the monks take the public through the various traditional ceremonies. Commencing with a Thursday evening puja, each week will then run from Friday through to Tuesday. All are welcome to attend, to participate and

to taste the Chemar and Changpu, toasted barley our mixed with butter and molasses and the barley beer transformed into nectar or Sweet Rice, Butter Tea and Khapse, special Tibetan biscuits made by the monks. The monks will commence each day with a chanting meditation and create a trilogy of Fire Puja Sand Mandalas. Meditation and Buddhist talks will form part of the program as will art classes and children’s workshops. Other highlights include the Losar Butter Offerings by the Monks where they sculpt intricate and colourful studies of Buddhist teachings and symbols. Each one is modelled by hand from tiny pieces of coloured butter in exquisite detail. They com-

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Water plan goes down the gurgler Vol 21 #35

February 13, 2007

Historic times in Byron Bay It was a long time coming – 14 years – but the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung nation at last have their native title claim settled. It is a shame that elder women custodians Lorna Kelly and Yvonne Graham did not live to see the day premier Morris Iemma signed off on the claim. Whatever the delays, the native title agreement has been reached in a spirit of cooperation which should beneďŹ t the community as a whole, both through cultural exchanges and the further preservation of the natural environment in reserves. First and foremost Mr Iemma said the NSW government ‘acknowledges that the indigenous people are the original custodians of the lands and waters, animals and plants of NSW and is committed to ďŹ nding positive ways to move forward together’. For the local Aboriginal people the agreement brings greater hope for the future through further opportunities for employment, especially through national parks jobs and freehold transfer of the Broken Head Caravan Park, and through greater recognition of their culture as a living thing. In a shire which abounds with religions, isms and philosophies, we can too easily overlook a culture older than all of them. No doubt not all will proceed without controversy and it will be interesting to see what develops on the Sandhills Estate, one site under the claim, particularly with the Department of Lands’ new-found interest in maximising proďŹ t and the long-awaited plans for a new library there. It will be in the state government’s and Byron Shire Council’s interests to maintain good dialogue with the Arakwal on the broader community’s behalf. Congratulations to the Arakwal and to the Bundjalung people as a whole. It is a positive step to right past injustices and an opportunity for us all to learn more about a dynamic, living culture.

More work on meth The Australian General Practice Network (AGPN) has welcomed the Australian National Council on Drugs (www.ancd.org.au) position paper on methamphetamines, in particular the notorious ice. AGPN supports the report’s three main points of action, requiring a joint response from health and other sectors including GPs, emergency services, customs and counsellors. The three key objectives are sustained action targeting prevention of harm; reducing the availability of high purity methamphetamine; and improving the capacity of frontline workers to respond to and work with those who are at risk of dependence or experiencing problems with use. We hope more money will ow in to support frontline workers, especially those who deal with young people under the illusion that ice is a party drug rather than really bad news.

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alk about climate change. In Australia at least, the pace is really hotting up. Just a fortnight ago I was talking admiringly about John Howard’s Great Big Splash, the $10 billion dollar inundation that would sweep all before it, leaving his political opponents with no option except to climb aboard the Dear Leader’s personal rescue craft. But suddenly the water revolution is all but down the gurgler and it is Howard sitting stranded in the bathtub asking his rubber duckie, Malcolm Turnbull, why he forgot to put the plug in. I noted at the time that the great Big Splash was not a cure-all for the country’s water woes, but I thought it would at least hold up politically; that the scale and audacity of the exercise would be enough to sell it to an anxious public. But instead, it’s precisely these qualities that have brought it undone. The problems began early when it became clear that the $10 billion ďŹ gure had simply been plucked out of the air without consultation from either the Treasury or the Department of Finance: it was a nice big round number which would look terriďŹ c in the headlines but came without any serious consideration of how it would be spent. Even so, the chair of the old MurrayDarling Commission,Wendy Craik, pronounced it a billion short, a criticism she quickly withdrew after Howard called her into his soundproof ofďŹ ce. The doubts remained; but what was quickly apparent was that whatever the ďŹ gure

was or should be, not one cent of it was going to the very large majority of Australians who do not live in the bush. With the exception of Adelaide, whose water supply depends largely on the Murray, the cities missed out, and it was no great comfort to them to be told that they had already had their cut – a $2 million water fund which had so far produced exactly nothing because it was blocked by the usual wrangling between federal and state bureaucrats.

therefore their proďŹ ts, the irrigators hadn’t already made the investment themselves; after all, they were the ones who stood to gain. And indeed, their gain could well be everyone else’s loss. One obvious improvement would be to line the irrigation canals to minimise water loss through seepage – except that it is this seepage which keeps the water table ďŹ lled up for those not rich enough to build canals. And not only do the irrigators receive this bonanza, but, unlike the rest of us,

The problems began early when it became clear that the $10 billion ďŹ gure had simply been plucked out of the air without consultation‌ by Mungo MacCallum Because of the lack of detail there was some confusion as to whether the whole lot would be spent in the Murray-Darling basin or whether there would be a bit left over to spread around other rural marginals in need of a pre-election handout, but there was no doubt at all that some 85 percent of the population would miss out. However, the ones who were lucky enough to be standing under the cloudburst would do very well indeed. Some $3 billion was going to the irrigators to improve the efficiency of their delivery, mainly through better water conservation. It could be asked why, if this money was to be effective in increasing the irrigators’ productivity, and

they still don’t have to pay for their water. Truly, this is agrarian socialism, the code of those rugged individualists who run the National Party, at its ďŹ nest. But even if the irrigators don’t have to pay for their water, they will now be able to sell the rights to it. This is where a lot of the remaining money is to go: the hope – in fact the expectation – is that a lot of irrigators will decide that it is all too hard, too risky, not proďŹ table enough and will sell out. One willing customer will be the federal government and the water it buys will be returned to the river to increase the flow downstream, hopefully all the way to the Coorong. But what, you might ask, if the irrigators, revelling in the new toys the taxpayers

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have bought them (or at least promised to buy them), don’t want to sell? Will the government resort to compulsory acquisition? Never, scream the National Party’s agrarian socialists. Well, hardly ever, responds Malcolm Turnbull. Surely there won’t be any need, No, we can say there will be no acquisition. Well, not unless it proves to be absolutely necessary‌ And these were only the most public of the disputes. We don’t know what happened at the latest water summit on Thursday, but we do know that the only one of the six premiers prepared to sign up was Morris Iemma, who doesn’t want a ďŹ ght on the eve of the NSW state election, and even he has reservations. Mike Rann, with South Australia hugely dependent on the Murray, is unwilling to allow Canberra total control; he wants an independent commission. Peter Beattie from Queensland and Steve Bracks from Victoria want guarantees that their states will not lose out. And now, displaying a hide that even John Howard must envy, into the shemozzle steps Kevin Rudd, offering to roll up his sleeves and mediate; after all, he proclaims solemnly, the issue is too important to allow politics to get in the way. If he can ďŹ nd a solution in the national interest, then it is his duty to do so. And if he drains the last drops of the Great Big Splash out of Howard’s pool and uses them to anoint himself as the Great Healer in the process, well, so be it. Some things are just inevitable, like climate change.

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Bev Sweeney

North Ocean Shores

Gravel rash Attention all travellers on Upper Main Arm’s gravel road, recently upgraded two weeks ago, who experience its less than adequate job. The corrugated ruts which almost span its entire length of the climb to the end of the boundary not only shake and shorten our cars’ lives, it is also unsafe as people swerve and bounce around. The last few times have been appalling and show contempt for its users. A job that took two and a half days now is complete in less than one. Upon talking to the grader operator he informs me the budget they have does not allow a ‘good job’. No previous corrugation is cut out, simply gravel placed on top, not enough water or pressing down is done. With the result we see today, six months or more before our next upgrade, we must complain. A petition is posted at Main Arm shop or write a complaint to Council (as I have done). They informed me nothing will be done unless more than a few do it. C‘mon, guys, let’s tell them it’s not good enough. Steve Drummond

Main Arm

Heady days Heady days indeed in Mullumbimby town and with the last wafts of the holiday season dispersing, routine tasks reassert themselves. The writer D H Lawrence once likened politics to housekeeping: a succinct insight that leads me, risking monotone, to the proposed Mallams development in Mullumbimby. I encourage all those who do not wish this singularly poor planning decision,

which has been thrust upon the town by the state government and the business interests concerned, to spoil forever our lovely town and to be directly responsible for the dislocation of adversely affected residents and businesses, to remember that development consent was conditional and that pressure needs to be maintained on Byron Council and the RTA to address the foreseen problems without bureaucratic myopia or miscalculation. Simultaneously, those who make the personal decision not to support a business whose new enterprise will bring, over time, increasing encroachment into an entire residential neighbourhood and the town’s riverside recreational area, might expect respect from those holding different opinions on the development for their own heartfelt course of consumer resistance. June Grant

Mullumbimby

UnAustralian The use of the term ‘unAustralian’, presumably meaning, ‘not giving everyone in our society a fair go’, is often used by our government when it suits politically. Surely, the internment of David Hicks (Guantanamo Bay) for ďŹ ve

could mean the difference to having your retirement fund (your home) intact or in ruins. Kathy Norley

South Golden Beach Q Our community associations are alerting people to Council’s proposal to change Kallaroo Circuit Bund. Council wants to allow more ood water into the lowlying areas of New Brighton, South Golden Beach and Ocean Shores. However Council cannot make engineering changes to the bund without ďŹ rst changing the wording in a section of our Local Environment Plan (LEP). At present the plan’s wording does not allow any engineering works that will result in increased ooding. Therefore Council has exhibited their proposed changes to the LEP and the community can now make submissions. Yes, many people will remember that this same proposal has been on public exhibition in recent years. And yes, Council has produced two awed DAs in the past and is now planning to produce another if it can get the change to the LEP. For some years our associations (and others) have been urging Council to develop a Floodplain Management Plan that covers our years without charge or trial, is about as ‘unAustralian’ as one can get? But then again, we could include the Tampa/children overboard incident and our disregard for the health and plight of the Aborigines. In spite of the above, we are encouraged to wave our national ag at every opportunity. Now with the continuing, unAustralian ridiculing of eminent scientists who always linked current global warming predominantly with the burning of fossil fuels, it may well be best for the moment that our ag maintains a low proďŹ le on the world stage. I Cooper

Suffolk Park

Teacher bites back Well, where did that come from and why would The Echo print such an illinformed and opinionated tirade in the ďŹ rst place? I am referring to the article based on the research carried out by Angela Turner in last week’s Echo. Angela’s beliefs are unfounded and I would suggest that unless she is prepared to discuss her concerns with Food Technology teachers who are familiar with the curriculum and who are passionate about what they teach she should leave criticism

part of the oodplain and the Tweed part. That plan would have been complete by now had Council listened to our representatives on the oodplain committee and if they had taken note of their own consultants’ reports. The nightmare development in the Wooyung area has begun with the proposed largescale Samtay development and there are strong indications that other developers are buying up along Wooyung Road. We expect the water from these developments will be directed through the bund into our already oodprone areas So Council’s proposal is not just for one change to the bund. If Council’s proposal gets up then we do not have the protection of the LEP clause and therefore other developers will also be able to change the bund. Please write a brief letter to Council opposing the change to the LEP (Amendment 132). Tell them you want a Floodplain Management Plan and not a change to the part of the LEP that protects you from further ooding. Submissions close March 2.

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Mungo MacCallum’s writings are always a good read and his comments on responses to the environmental challenges are timely. As Mungo made reference to Roman Catholicism, perhaps he would be interested in knowing that back on January 1, 1990, Pope John Paul ll issued a statement devoted exclusively to environmental concerns and our responsiblity to care for the planet. And as for Mungo’s comments about sitting back and doing nothing being ‘very Mother Teresa’‌ come on now!

Q Most residents in the north of the shire who were affected by the floods in 2005 will by now have received a letter from Council headed Draft Byron Local Enviroment Plan (LEP)1988 Amendment No132-Kallaroo Circuit Bund. You may have also read that Tweed and Byron Councils have come to a agreement re altering said bund. Now is your chance to have your say on whether or not you want increased ooding in your area. You can view the DA which is now at the Summerland Credit Union at Ocean Shores and Brunswick Heads Library. There are approximately 12 more houses in Balemo Drive which will be directly affected, and have been given their flood certiďŹ cates, as have all the other houses in the blue areas on the map. Also there looks like there is going to be rampent development in our water storage catchment area at Wooyung. This is where Byron Council was expecting all our oodwater to go and sit. There are also whisperings that there could be large scale housing up there as well. I will not be happy if all their water comes down on top of us, as well as water from the cane farmers. So please go and check out this most important DA as it

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between having a deep knowledge of how to program for relevance and practice quality teaching rather than having limited understanding drawn from what would appear to be superficial knowledge of a syllabus. It is also difficult to comprehend how Ms Turner could misinterpret a syllabus to such a degree that she states that the emphasis has fallen back to culinary skills. Practical applications and experiments have always been an integral part of the syllabus and are used, for example, when students are investigating product development, functional properties, and marketplace trends. A Year 9 student would be able to recognise the difference between these and culinary skills. According to Ms Turner’s research, the teaching of Food Technology was comparatively more advanced in the 1950s. This came as a surprise to my colleagues and me, especially since Food Technology was not taught prior to the 1980s. This in itself made the rest of the article even less credible so when I read the statement that the bushfood industry is not reflected in the curriculum I began to feel that Ms Turner has a limited grasp of what she is professing to be an expert on, especially since students across the state study a unit that focuses on this very topic.

Ms Turner then felt at liberty to criticise Food Technology teachers and this was when I felt that a response was necessary. To suggest that some teachers are still teaching what they did 20 years ago and that a significant proportion of teachers in the technology field struggle and resist cultural and technological change and are underqualified is laughable. It is also a thinly disguised attack on dedicated and professional teachers and considering her role as a lecturer in education suggests an agenda. It also indicated that Ms Turner has a very limited knowledge of the quality of teaching and effective pedagogy in NSW schools and therefore no authority to make such ill-informed statements. Sue Mangan

Food Technology teacher Mullumbimby High School

Right to die Prof Margaret O’Connor shows little logic in stating that the current debate on dying choices is premature (Echo, February 6). Those who believe in choosing the time of their own death do not deny the importance of palliative medicine. As far as I know there is no confrontation with PCA. It seems that this is not so on the part of Prof O’Connor who is obviously of the opinion that the last days of life are the precinct of her organisation.

The debate is unfortunately loaded against euthanasia. It is regarded as a political hot poker and will continue to be so as long as religious leaders of all denominations exercise their power masked as ‘will of God’, imposing it on all of us. In a country where suicide is not a crime the right must be accorded to the terminally ill to choose their time of departure. I have seen such a right exercised by two of my

friends who died at their own hands when their lives became unbearable. They were lucky enough to be able to obtain the necessary barbiturates which are of course prohibited medications. In both cases they died alone, so as not to involve family and friends on possible criminal charges Why is it so hard to allow people to be given the support and comfort of close ones, and legitimate means to do so, should they feel the

need to give up life for valid called Mullumbimby Reds. reasons? This company built greenGeorge Franco houses including the state of North Ocean Shores the art ‘aeroplane hangar’ on the same piece of land, and Go the Reds produced beautiful tomatoes I am writing in regard to the that were available in the recent article, ‘Soothing the local shops in the shire, as savage tomato’ (Echo, Febru- well as supplying local resary 6). I think Hans Lovejoy taurants and further afield. and Chryss Carr should have They also employed many done more research for their out of work locals (for tomato piece. I say this because picking) including David tomatoes have been lovingly D’Vash himself. nurtured in Mullumbimby Sergio and Ofra Galper are for 13 years by a company highly skilled professional

Different views of the Yelgun festival site Q Many young people living in Ocean Shores will welcome the opportunity to party at the new Yelgun festival site. This is a much needed facility and there may even be room for the sportsfields! The new festival site will help ease the pressure on Byron and bring some much needed entertainment, music and fun to the northern end of the Shire. The environmental impact, noise and additional traffic will have an impact but we’ve spent the past 18 months living alongside the noise and chaos of the Pacific Highway upgrade, so a dozen or so concerts a year should be a breeze! Byron Council must be congratulated for making

yet another tough decision that will hopefully benefit all music lovers and sporting groups in the Shire. John Helman

Ocean Shores Q I enjoy good music, just like the rest of us, but Council’s total lack of planning on the Yelgun Flats and Jones Road sites for Splendour in the Grass festivals cannot be ignored. Nine out of ten Councillors, including the Mayor, supported this development without any adequate infrastructure to support 22,500 plus extra visitors converging on this area. Yelgun Flats floods quite readily, yet no flood or impact studies have been carried out

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DA through in only 14 days, with the community having little chance to comment. Perhaps the most disturbing information is in the Environmental Report from Balanced Systems Planning Consultants commissioned by Council. They have stated that because the influx of 22,500 people is only temporary, then there will be only minimal impact on the environment and the 26 endangered species on this land. Yet in 2004, Council commissioned these same consultants to prepare an Environmental Report to squash any attempts from communities in the North of the Shire from proceeding with an archeological Golden

Pathway (Yelgun Gulgan). The report in 2004 states that the site has been mapped as ‘High Conservation Value’ under Council’s Biodiversity Consultation Strategy, and ‘all forest vegetation within the event footprint is mapped as Koala habitat, with some sections of the site being mapped as the highest quality habitat for Koalas’ (EA, page 19). So what has changed in three years? Well, Balanced Systems Planning are now part owners of this property, and now clearly have a conflict of interest. Does this smack of Council corruption to anyone else but me? This proposal is in direct conflict with Byron’s Local Environmental Plan

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(LEP) 1988, and the Far North Coast Regional Strategy 2006 and in breach of the Agricultural Protection Zone. I have to commend the Yelgun Progress Association for their skill and unity in researching this DA, and if Greater Ocean Shores residents would like to hear the detail of this development and discuss its impact on the community, you are welcome to attend our next meeting of Ocean Shores Community Association Inc at our local community centre on Monday February 26 at 7.30pm. Tina Petroff

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Letters horticulturists and tomato experts who against the odds ran a successful project in this area for many years, ďŹ ghting disease, ood and storm. It is a shame that a bit of local politics and an unpleasant disagreement with the landlord caused them to fold (after setting up the entire project) without even selling their business. They did so much work. Classical music may or may not encourage the tomatoes to grow, but I would suggest David give it a try with Blood, Sweat and Tears. In the meantime go the Mullumbimby Reds. David Holliday

Billinudgel

Gone wrong I read with interest David Lovejoy’s article re god and feel his substance abuse has helped him delve further than the limp-and-fart theories expressed by some peo-

ple some time ago. It’s not hard to see why the Muslims want to take over. What more than anything else summed up for me what has gone wrong with society is those ridiculous signs hanging around in the shire – Expect Respect. Surely respect is something you earn not something you can just expect. W B Crompton

Mullumbimby

Proactive solutions John Howard has established his Carbon Trading Task Force along very narrow terms of reference, sounds like the Wheat Board scandal. These terms of reference are based on the major players (industry and banks) keeping their proďŹ t margins in place and not from the perspective of finding the best solutions. Morris Iemma has thrown the towel in and accepted the

bribe, sorry inducement, of his share of the $10 billion to ‘wash his hands’ so to speak of ďŹ nding solutions to the water crisis in the Murray Darling. The Australian Patriot Party has been working on proactive and bipartisan solutions, and we believe we have found part of the solution. Industrial Hemp (non drug cannabis) is currently scheduled under the state Drugs Misuse Acts, the Customs Act and Criminal Code as a narcotic. This is contrary to and inconsistent with the paramount legislation in Australia of the Narcotic Drugs Act 1967, which excludes Industrial Hemp from controls and from being scheduled as a narcotic. Did you know that IH sequests 1.7 kg of CO2 per kg of ďŹ bre, uses 40% less water than cotton and needs very little chemical input com-

would devolve power from Canberra and place it back in the people. Sounds a bit radical, but not as radical as the solutions that the Lib/Labs are about to thrust on you. We are starting a grassroots evolution as we believe the people hold the key to changing this nation back into a fair and egalitarian society, not an economy.

pared to cotton? Its use for paper production would leave the old growth forest and state forests as a further carbon sink. It can be used as a biofuel, building material, oil and hundreds of other uses. Of course the biggest losers if an Industrial Hemp Industries Bill was enacted would be the petrochemical and agrochemical companies, who as we all know contribute constantly to the major political parties, neither of whom have any credibility with the people, given their longstanding disregard of the environment. Our party proposes to abolish state parliaments (not the states) and set up 96 regional assemblies, based on water catchment management guidelines, working alongside local councils. These bodies would receive 80% of the current federal budget of $180 billion and

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Australian Patriot Party

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can bet United Water, the three companies that now control 75% of the world’s water, have their vultures already circling. United Water is a joint venture of Veola Water (47%), Thames Water (47.5%) and Haliburton KBR (5%). They have it all organised that when a tap is turned on anywhere in the world, the cash registers ring in London, Paris, New York and Texas. Already investment bankers have hired specialists from the private sector to prepare them for when lobbying intensifies. The potential price of the Murray-Darling water assets is $70 billion – not a bad profit on the $10 billion planned for the government’s takeover. What was John Howard’s catch cry before the last election? ‘Trust me’? Not bloody likely. Peggy Balfour

Mullumbimby

Panic now Now that the idea of climate change is penetrating even the thickest political hides, there might appear to be some reason for grim celebration. When Howard, Bush and Malcolm Turnbull start to acknowledge the reality of global warming, and begin to make noises about the need for industry and government to adjust to the new facts, one

might be excused for relaxing just a little bit. Big mistake! Monstrous as it may seem there is still a commitment on the part of the political-industrial-military establishment to lead us to ecological oblivion. Their mass psychological reasoning is as follows: If everyone were to panic now, when effective policies might (just might) be enacted, the dollar costs may be enormous. Major changes in greenhouse gas emissions, for instance, require new technology and new forms of taxes, such as carbon trading schemes. Such a change also requires radically different industrial and governmental policies and to some extent a change of heart from major polluters, politicians and all those primarily driven by very narrow forms of individual self interest. ‘Panic now’ is a crisis mentality and corresponds to what one might call a path of high public expectations. On this path immediate change can be embraced, and even some risks taken for the greater good – of planetary ecology, public health, sustainable economies, and so on. This ‘scaremongering’ can be heard from the likes of Green party members and Peter Garrett. If however ‘we’ (ie the established powers) wait a little longer and give the disasters more time to wreak

Council’s rural strategy not working Recent decisions by Byron Shire Council to allow for rural development in areas of the Byron hinterland such as Keyes at Federal and at Main Arm, and to extend the timeline for would-be developers to make rezoning applications under the Byron Rural Settlement Strategy (BRSS), have seriously undermined the ability of the BRSS to perform as it was originally intended. The BRSS was devised as a planning tool for sustainable rural development and also set up to protect rural communities from inappropriate development. Social, economic and environmental sustainability along with community participation in decision-making are key factors of the strategy. Instead, these decisions

have paved the way for further inappropriate suburban style development of Byron’s hinterland. They have transformed the BRSS into a road map for developers wanting to exploit rural development through community title, for huge personal gains, while offering community absolutely nothing of value in return. The future aspirations of rural communities for their areas have been totally ignored. What is the point in having a strategy that emphasises social and economic sustainability when nobody is prepared to acknowledge it? And what is the point of devising strategies that advocate meaningful community participation if they are not adhered to? The principles of economic,

social and environmental sustainability are clearly set out in the BRSS. Contrary to its stated intentions, the wider community will once more be called on to subsidise the true costs of development. At Main Arm, assessment of developer contributions for roads have been generously lowered from their estimated $43,000 levels per new dwelling in 1998, to the $6,093 requested today – nine years later on! It seems we are living in an age of hyper deflation. If there is to be any serious attempt to put the BRSS back on track, then progress associations and LAMP groups affected by the rural land release program need to be consulted now as a part of the current review of the BRSS. Given recent experiences, waiting for the submission

Q According to Council’s planning director Ray Darney, the current developer contribution for Main Arm is $15,000 per dwelling plus the formulation of ‘developer agreements’ which include additional funding for culverts and enhancing the main street. A report is expected to go to Council in two-three months – Ed

havoc, then those ‘tipping points’, where major ecological decline is inevitable, will be more clearly reached. Then public expectations will go down – because if decline is inevitable then all we can do is patch up a declining situation. This corresponds to what might be called a path of lower public expectations. These lower expectations will enable ideas that are currently unpopular

– such as a chain of nuclear reactors up the east coast of Australia – to be more persuasively argued. This logic is present in the arguments of Howard and Malcolm Turnbull which resist the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol – for example, the arguments that anything radical will cost too much, disadvantage Australia economically, in any case will be dwarfed by global pollution from China,

India and the US. That is, why bother worrying too much? Relax, trust us, let us do the worrying, there’s nothing much we can do in the short term anyway. This last mentioned mass psychological situation is clearly preferable from an economic and political point of view. Lower expectations and half-hearted measures cost less and are less accountable. This is also better for

preserving the status quo. Change is always a risky business. So just wait, because it will actually cost less and ‘we’ (the political-industrialmilitary establishment) will profit more and be less likely censured for dereliction of duty – because it was all so hopeless that nobody could be reasonably expected to fix it. If you don’t think our mis-

stage to consult community is no longer acceptable. If this review had been undertaken after the five year period of the BRSS’s inception in 1998, as it was originally intended, then the current situation of overwhelming community opposition to the BRSS might have been avoided. Nino MacDonald

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A few questions for Don Page MP Q Last week’s Echo featured a photo of a stern faced Don Page standing with a group of residents devastated by the RTA’s plan for the new highway which will either destroy or cut a large chunk off their properties. According to the article Don was there to tell the residents their rights in dealing with the RTA. But just a minute! Isn’t Don Page in favour of the new highway? Isn’t he on the record as saying that if the coalition obtains government, it will push full steam ahead with the highway through these people’s farms and homes? Isn’t this a bit like a burglar, as he purloins your possessions, pausing to help you to fill in the insurance claim? If Don really wanted to assist the residents affected by this overdevelopment he would stand up and oppose the highway upgrade. And he could assure the residents in the photo that if his party gets in power he would reverse Labor’s decision. It doesn’t need to be this way. The Greens have consistently argued, in parliament and in the community, that the upgrade of the Pacific Highway should be limited to ironing out safety hazards on the existing route

and the introduction of speed limits. The Greens do not support the route chosen by the RTA because it runs through a water catchment, destroys native trees and agricultural land. The money earmarked for the highway should be used to bring back our train. The dreaded B-Doubles should be phased out. An inland freight service should be built in the Brisbane-Sydney-Melbourne corridor and heavy interstate trucks should be banned from the Pacific Highway and moved inland. Sea transport between major ports should be encouraged. These alternatives would be cheaper and better for the community.

erable, mealy mouthed leaders are capable of such cynicism, think again. Think again of the nature of committees, bureaucracy and contemporary government practices. Are they not all predicated on the ability to pass the buck? Perhaps it’s time for a little more desperation. Desperation and hope are, after all, closely related states of mind. And in the end, mass protest is the only thing that really turns political heads.

all should be very vigilant as snakes are coming much closer to builtup areas due to the drier conditions. He has cleared two snakes recently from Byron High as they took up residence over the summer break. Well done, George.

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Byron Bay

Look out for snakes I would like to acknowledge the wonderful community service that George The Snakeman does in our local region. George quickly responded to catch and identify a very dangerous Eastern Brown snake on Saturday afternoon. The snake was found in the backyard at Baywood Chase. Here our kids and pets played near this potential crisis. George not only coolly went about his business but also took the time to offer advice to us all on first aid and household precautions to prevent a snake accessing the home. His advice was to never panic, minimise the use of the muscles and always keep at least two crepe bandages at hand. He also said we

John Bailey

Greens candidate for Ballina Mullumbimby Q Don Page looks set to be comfortably reelected yet again on the basis of a lack of credible opposition. The last time I publicly had a go at Don was not long after the Brunswick and Bangalow bypasses were completed; I accused him of lobbying for these in order to win votes while ignoring the then very dangerous Byron Pacific Highway turnoff. In other words I accused him of

Tony Millward

Baywood Chase

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putting votes before lives. Don didn’t see fit to respond to my accusation but I noticed that over the subsequent holiday periods there were point duty police at the turnoff manually directing the traffic. Nearby signs purported to explain this as ‘traffic trials’, but it was pretty obvious that Don didn’t need another fatality and enlisted the constabulary to help him out (and they can be very helpful indeed if you’re on the right side of politics). Perhaps my stance saved lives. Don is a classic example of those pothole politicians who infest the National Party: always there beaming for the cameras when funding announcements are made and when ribbons are cut, but cunningly absent when the shit hits the fan or things get too controversial. As an example of the latter it seems to me that he never took a public stance on the contentious Ocean Shores freeway debate, ie whether he favoured the J1 or the A2 route. No doubt whatsoever that local residents telephoned him to get him onside and that he issued reassuring murmurs, but with the RTA, the Council’s Planning Department and the elected Council itself (including Ross Tucker) in favour of

A2, no way was he going to publicly stick his neck out and become a crusader for a lost cause. Examples of the former relate to recent work on the freeway just south of the Byron intersection, and I have a few questions (Don will once again be too savvy to respond publicly so I suggest readers call him personally to get an evasion): 1. The upper reaches of the noise barrier now being completed are made not of wood or concrete but of glass. Is this so that motorists about to die on this dangerous stretch get a last glimpse of Byron? Is it to protect someone’s view? Is it to ensure that someone’s solar panels get enough sunlight? 2. What is the cost of glass compared to more traditional materials, and who’s paying for the difference? 3. Why has this relatively simple project proceeded in fits and starts and spanned the peak holiday period with lane closures? Were there completion clauses in the contract? 4. Is there any other spot on the Pacific Highway where there is a 60kph limit at the bottom of a long hill? 5. Why did people suddenly start getting killed on that stretch after the freeway

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classes of people becomes hypocritical. Last century government policy was to assimilate indigenous people into white society. ‘Australia loves Aboriginals; they’ve just got to behave like white people.’ They jailed them in missions and settlements and stole kids from their families and culture.

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Upper Wilsons Creek

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accept responsibility for the incompetence or point out where the fault lies so that those responsible will lift their game in relation to those parts of the freeway yet to be constructed. If he refuses to come clean on issues relating to his party’s natural and preferred habitat (ie whinges about bad roads) why would one trust him in relation to anything else? Maybe Byron and Ballina would get more competent state government treatment if this seat became more marginal. Accordingly I urge those who intend to vote for Mr Page because he seems personally OK or because he hasn’t majorly stuffed up to think again. You are being taken for granted by a man who apparently regards both sides of politics as fools to be humoured and jollied along. Coorabell

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opened and why didn’t the RTA anticipate that and take appropriate action? 6. When the RTA responded by closing one lane and installing a median safety fence, why didn’t it anticipate a spate of further accidents apparently caused by people racing to get ahead of others into that single lane (which is why we got the camera and the 60 limit)? 7. Back to that noise barrier again I note that it replaces one built only five years or so ago and which was presumably unsatisfactory. Is this because nobody in the RTA noticed at the time that most trucks have vertical exhausts which rise higher than the original barrier and therefore continue to annoy McGettigan’s Lane residents? This seems to me to be a state issue involving planning, finance and safety issues that powerfully affect locals, and Mr Page as the local member ought either

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They see today’s migrants that way. Howard loves them but they’d best pretend they’re not really migrants: ‘Behave like Anglo-Saxons, forget where you came from.’ Multiculturalism yesterday, forced integration today, bland assimilation tomorrow? Homosexuals cop it too. ‘Jesus loves them all. They’ve just got to pretend they’re heterosexual and stop doing things that embarrass us, like lusting after one another.’ When groups who are so much ‘loved’ have to pretend they’re someone else, they’re no longer the people they were! How can you love them then vilify them for lawfully doing the very practices that represent their way of being? Accept, or at least tolerate it, provided it’s lawful, since this is what makes them who they are. Otherwise admit that this so-called ‘love’ is a sick joke. And stop torturing the English language by illicitly using the word. Lee Andresen

East Ballina

Change the climate Too much CO2 and not enough water. These prob-

lems are the result of industrial and agricultural processes that prioritise production over ecological sustainability. Unfortunately the major parties in Australia represent opposing points of view within these industrial and agricultural processes. This is why there is so much talk and not enough action. The overriding focus on the relationship between labour and capital needs to be shifted. Stephen Turner

Brunswick Heads

Just the start The Courier Mail last week reported a probable, imminent loss, of 25% of Queensland’s power generation capacity, due to climate change induced water shortages. That’s just the start. Sadly I suggest that within six years a massive migration of Australians from the eastern states to the western states will begin. A recent unpublished letter to The Echo quoted an article that said most of humanity would perish from the greenhouse effect within five or six years. It is suggested that if mankind completely stops making any CO2 from today then the greenhouse effect will still

rise exponentially, because of the Arctic methane releases. ‘Climate change will spin out of control’ – President Jacques Chirac, (06/02/07, ENS). An article in Neurodegenerative Diseases 2006; 3:123128, shows that urine can transmit the Prion Disease, Scrapie. Hence an unseen danger from drinking purified waste water may be the transmission of lethal vCJD to the populations. Previous medical assurances about Prion Disease safety, in relation to brain surgery and meat eating, were surprisingly inaccurate. To Hannah Grace, (Letters, February 6): your broken jar of pebbles is symbolic of the broken life support mechanism of Earth – a stable climate. Peter Olson

Goonengerry

21st century wish I wish that Bush, Howard, and all the other world leaders, both great and small, would stop all the war in the world at once. I wish they would reassign all the world’s staggering military resources, the money, manpower, skills, infrastructure, equipment and fast-response capability

to two great missions: the solving of the world’s environmental and social problems, and the unifying of humanity in the quest for the stars. Dianne Trussell

North Ocean Shores

Undemocratic With the approach of state and federal elections the time is appropriate to reflect on how undemocratic our democracy can be! Once elected, party members learn they are not free to respond to the voters’ needs. They are hamstrung by party directives. The major parties are controlled by traditional establishment forces. A Prime Minister is subject to pressures frombusiness interests and governments, with hidden agendas for economic power. This leader is in the unenviable position of needing to choose between serving the people and the interests of unelected entities unknown to those he has sworn to serve. A PM often makes decisions without consulting or informing cabinet or party members. This has been done for so long that it seems natural and proper. The

highest principles of business confidentiality of course are placed ahead of the noble ideals of complete transparency and true democracy! Like in Washington the day after 9/11 when Howard announced Australia would back the USA against El Qaeda. No need to wait for ASIO to supply independent evidence of their complicity. Nor to allow members of the Liberal Party or Parliament to vote on going to war in Iraq with 80% of the population against. We were denied a conscience vote by our elected members. The problem is we gave away our power when we elected a party member. They lose their ability to represent us when they are controlled by the party machine. The evolution of the two party systems in all the ‘democratic’ countries provides a perfect tool for undue influence by hidden economic forces. They only need

manipulate one person, the leader, who in turn controls the party. Dear diddled voter, please vote only for independents and minor parties. And vote only for those among them who promise upfront to place the three establishment parties last in terms of preferences. Dear minor parties and independents, don’t trade preferences with the devil before the election for an elusive local advantage. You will lose on average every time. Take courage, preference each other, and you can negotiate from a position of power when the results are out. Dear parliamentarians, take real courage and offer yourselves as independents at election. True democracy means decision making is based in the electorates on all major issues. Hayo van der Woude

Ocean Shores

Q Letters received from Ad van Beers, Mullumbimby, Sanatan Saraswati, Meadowbrook QLD, Brian Mollet, Mullumbimby, Jonathan Chance, Lismore, Eliza J Wills, Federal, R Turner, Brunswick Heads, Paul Brecht, Mullumbimby, Hannah Grace, Mullumbimby, Lillian Forrest, no address. Letters on the god and rationality debate have been held over because of a flood of letters on other important issues.

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Comment Byron Shire Deputy Mayor Peter Westheimer presents his wishlist for the 2007 Council season

Help us address the climate of challenge There is certainty that 2007 will bring change and challenges for us all, especially for those who like their life to be predictable and secure! Positive action towards keeping the globe and its inhabitants cool in the face of irrefutable evidence of warming will increasingly take centre stage. Sharp focus, clear hearts and spirits, searching minds, as well as innovation and application are needed.

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and leadership from councillors of all political persuasions, and a more proactive approach from the Council general manager Pamela Westing, the director of corporate and community services Elisabeth Brown and others in the administration. Ask them and your councillors the hard questions or offer ideas on local initiatives and solutions. Councillors resolved last year that predicted savings from a Country Energy audit was to be spent on purchasing 100% solar or wind power green energy, and other measures to improve energy efďŹ ciency in Council’s operations. Council spends over a one million dollars a year on electricity. Unfortunately Country Energy have been slow to complete the audit, delaying council’s initiatives. Climate Change information is available on Council’s website www.byron.nsw.gov. au and also from North Coast Climate Action Group 6684 2272 or the ACF website www.acfonline.org.au.

The recent report of the United Nations IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) underscores the responsibility and action needed for all tiers of government, business and individuals. The UK Stern report presented the economic imperatives for action and Al Gore has informed us through the media. Byron Shire Council (BSC) needs to urgently address the challenge as well. Senior staff have been slow to respond to climate change issues. Some councillors verge on being cliCoastal flooding mate sceptics. I urge the community to Our coastal towns and vildemand continued action lages don’t have much eleva-

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ment’s Far North Coast 25 Year Regional Strategy, Byron Shire, now approximately 32,000, essentially has a de facto population cap of 35,000 to 40,000 people. This is in contrast to Tweed Heads/Ballina/Lismore where 50% population increases are planned. BSC’s Greenhouse Action Strategy available via Council’s website was adopted in June 2004 but is frozen at milestone three of the Cities for Climate Protection program.The strategy sets out 38 actions before milestone 4 is achieved. Seventy or so councils in Australia have completed milestones 1 to 5 and have embarked on further positive and proactive actions. We can move faster this year.

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tion above sea level to spare. Byron Bay town centre has low points only 2.5 metres above sea level while the Ewingdale Road/Kendall Street corner (the road to Belongil) is a level of 1.5 metres. Mullumbimby varies from 2.7 metres east of the rail line to four to ďŹ ve metres in the town centre. Brunswick Heads has low points of two to three metres, Balemo Drive, Ocean Shores, has low spots of 1.5 metres, New Brighton two metres and South Golden Beach 2–2.5 metres above sea level. This doesn’t give us much leeway for predicted sea level rises and more frequent subsequent flooding especially with oceanic storm surges. It will be interesting to watch the impact of climate change on the state sanctioned Becton North Beach resort. Photos from 1987 show much of the site under water. In 2006 Council successfully took legal action against Becton to insist that their beachfront Bayshore building be dismantled

before all of it subsided into the steep and shifting sands of the Belongil Estuary mouth.

Action this year I’d like to see delivery of actions this year including Council playing a formative role in nurturing local renewable energy infrastructure, eg aiming for an energy efďŹ cient and green energy shire ASAP including installation of solar roofs, small high efďŹ ciency wind turbines, new LED uorescent bulbs etc etc. We can start with all new civic buildings and retrofitting where feasible. I’d like to see new education courses and business training for renewable energy locally. By June 2007 Council has to produce a 25 year strategic plan to address sustainability for ecology, community, economy, human habitat, infrastructure, and governance. It should provide a philosophical basis for the new Shirewide LEP. We are fortunate that based on the 2006 NSW govern-

Byron Shire councillors are, in general, an exception to a culture of mediocrity and part time commitment among councillors in Australia. The general manager is on $175,000 a year, more than that of the Mayor and nine councillors’ combined wage ‘allowance’, yet like the GM we need to be professional, responsible and committed. If councillors received anything like a semblance of a working wage, rather than an amount similar to unemployment beneďŹ ts, they would probably be freer to dedicate more time to a job that needs a minimum of 30 to 40 hours a week. Some fresh talented councillors elected in 2008 with training or skills in planning,engineering, government, economics, sociology and ecology would help future councils.

Poor management The communication, business acumen, and innovation skills of council administration, often pretty average, need improving. This costs the community in the long run. Management of com-

munity buildings has been abysmal and although the problem has been recognised by councillors with more funding and staff allocation pending, it is a sad indictment on previous administrations and on the underfunding to councils in general. This has impacted on all sorts of things. From poor management of the YAC to the management of the repairs and renovations to the Mullumbimby Hall slowed by bureaucratic delays. There are fortunately however many multitalented and enthusiastic staff who do outstanding work and their commitment to the community gives me cause for optimism at times. I look forward with cautious optimism to the Mullumbimby Civic Hall renovations beginning in the next few months. The lack of trains on our tracks continues to be scandalous and is an issue that is still very much alive. We need to embrace the aboriginal world view where people and country (nature) are an integral whole I believe that this is a time to look at the way we do lots of things, our interpersonal relationships, and our commitment to preservation of the natural environment. Putting a price on carbon emissions now looms as urgent for governments all over the world. Nuclear waste endangering lives for thousands of years sounds like a raw deal to me. We need to give the next generations a fair go. In planning parlance its called intergenerational equity. Vote only for those who care. The last time in history that a large ice sheet melted sea levels went up ďŹ ve metres per century. Current predictions are for sea level rises less than one metre by 2100 but we don’t know that for sure! Welcome aboard flight 2007!

Drivers can have say in drug-driving survey The Australian Drug Foundation is urging NSW drivers to have a voice in a national drug-driving study by completing an online survey. The survey – available at www. drugdriving.org.au – is open to all Australians of driving age whether they have any experience of drugs or not, is completely anonymous, and takes only ten minutes to complete. Dr Jane Mallick, Director of the ADF’s Centre for Youth Drug Studies, said the survey targets a wide cross-

section of Australians, including those who use drugs and those who do not. The results will provide valuable insights into the community’s attitudes and experiences of drugs and driving, she says. ‘We‌ encourage anyone over 17 years with internet access to have their say,’ said Dr Mallick. ‘Currently, there is limited research about the prevalence or drug-driving in rural areas, and any insights we can gain will be valuable for developing road

safety strategies to protect our rural communities and keep people safe.’ The ADF, together with Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre, is conducting the survey to better understand Australian attitudes and experiences of drugdriving, and make informed contributions to public debate on the issue. The project is being funded by insurer AAMI, which has a long history of commissioning independent research about driving-related issues.

According to AAMI NSW corporate affairs manager Selina O’Connor, recent AAMI research suggests drugs and driving is a problem for NSW communities. ‘Almost one in eight NSW drivers (12 per cent) admit to driving after using recreational drugs and twice as many (just over one-quarter or 27 per cent) admit to driving after taking prescription or over-the-counter medication containing a warning not to drive,’ Ms O’Connor said.

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Television Guide 1. The Statue of Liberty becomes a snow cone in The Day After Tomorrow (Prime, Friday, 8.30pm), the movie Al Gore would have made if he were on substances. At the other end of the environmental spectrum, 2. the vacuous take on the banal in the teen ‘comedy’ Mean Girls (TEN, Saturday, 6.30pm) – it’s, like, totally way jungle out there. 3. Zhang Zi-Yi and Chang Chen release bulk hormones in the gorgeously romantic martial arts flick Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (SBS, Sunday, 9.30pm). Do not try this with bamboo at home. Elsewhere, Jeff McMullen’s Difference of Opinion kicks off on the ABC on Monday at 9.30pm. Will he measure up as a presenter to SBS’s Jenny Brockie on Insight (Tuesdays, 7.30pm)?

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Parkinson The Pet Show Kid’s Programs Midday Report National Press Club Address Talking Heads Parliament Question Time Kid’s Programs Secret Recipes: Jewish Cuisine The Cook And The Chef ABC News 7.30 Report The New Inventors Spicks And Specks Extras: Orlando (M, cl) The Worst Week Of My Life At The Movies Lateline Lateline Business Four Corners Island Life: Barrow Island Australia’s second biggest oil mining operation shares territory with a Conservation Reserve 1.30 Parliament Question Time 2.30 Movie: Penny And The Pownall Case (PG, B&W, 1947) When an agent tracking international war criminals is murdered, the model for a popular cartoon strip turns amateur detective. Starring Ralph Michael, Peggy Evans, Christopher Lee, Diana Dors 3.25 National Press Club Address

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Parkinson The Pet Show Kid’s Programs It’s A Big Big World Midday Report Rumpole Of The Bailey Beavers: The Master Builders? Parliament Question Time Kid’s Programs National Trust: National Treasures ABC News The 7.30 Report Catalyst The Lost Civilisation Of Peru Did the Moche disappear without a trace? Italian Fascism In Colour (M, wv) Mussolini in power – he had dreamt of restoring the glories of the Roman Empire, but the military disasters in WWII left Italy with a legacy Lateline Lateline Business Live At The Basement: Paul Capsis Parliament Question Time Movie: Journey Into Fear (G, B&W, 1942) An American munitions expert gets caught up in a web of espionage in Istanbul during World War II. Starring Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten, Ruth Warwick Songs Of Praise World Junior Nine Ball Pool Parkinson The Pet Show Kid’s Programs Poko It’s A Big Big World Midday Report Born And Bred Creature Comforts Theatre Biz Standard Of Perfection Kid’s Programs As Time Goes By Can We Help? ABC News Stateline Special: The Leaders’ Debate For NSW – Morris Iemma and Peter Debnam Dalziel And Pascoe: Houdini’s Ghost (M, v) Lateline Little Britain jtv Rage: Triple J Hottest 100 (M)

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

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World News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Movie: Safe Conduct (PG, 2001) French drama about life in the movie industry during the German occupation of France in 1942 A Fork In Africa The Journal Newshour Global Village World News Australia Food Safari: Mexico Inside Australia: Singles Club The Power Of Nightmares – The Shadows In The Cave (PG) How the illusion of a threat from an organised terrorist network was created and who benefitted from it World News Australia Movie: Inheritance (MA, a,v,s, 2002) Danish drama about the upper-class society of ‘old money’ Movie: If You Were Me (M, a,cl, 2003) South Korean drama Weatherwatch

SBS advises viewers that programming between 6pm and 10.30pm nightly is Closed Captioned (CC) 5.30 9.55 10.30 11.30 12.05 12.30 1.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 6.00 6.30 7.30 8.30

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Sunrise Playhouse Disney Home Shopping Morning News Sons And Daughters Less Than Perfect Movie: Dead Man Walking (M, v,a,cl, 1995) A spiritual woman fights for the life and soul of a convicted killer. Starring Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn, Robert Prosky Three Wishes It’s Academic News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Border Security SCU: Serious Crash Unit Heroes (M) Prison Break – On The Run (M) 24 – The New Beginning (M) Ultimate Force (M, v) Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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World News Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report 10th District Court: Moments Of Trials (PG) De Witt Island 7001 (PG) School Torque Food Lovers Guide To Australia The Journal Newshour Global Village World News Australia Don Matteo (PG) Storyline Australia: Kidnapped! (PG) From the early 1970s to the mid-80s, scores of ordinary Japanese disappeared without a trace, it was revealed in 2002 that they had in fact been abducted by North Korean spies World News Australia Sick Tricks (MA, v,cl,a) English comedy series Movie: A Better Tomorrow 3 (MA, v,a, 1989) Cantonese action Movie: Kill, Baby… Kill (M, v, 1966) Italian horror about the ghost of a child taking revenge Weatherwatch

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World News German News Spanish News French News Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Business Report Food Lovers Guide To Australia Germany’s War Forever Lenin Australia By Numbers Wine Lovers Guide To Australia The Journal Newshour Global Village World News Australia Corner Gas (PG) Canadian comedy series Australian Biography: Joan Kirner (G) First woman Premier of Victoria talks about politics, feminism and being a mum As It Happened: Churchill’s Bodyguard (G) World News Australia XY Documentaries (MA, a,cl,s) Movie: The End Of Man (M, a,s, 1971) Brazilian drama about a naked man appearing out of nowhere in a small town who becomes a messiah Weatherwatch

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne TVP Direct Danoz Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking Hi-5 Mortified Entertainment Tonight Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair McLeod’s Daughters (PG) Cold Case (M) Lotto Without A Trace (M) Double episode Nightline Quizmania Guthy Renker Untold Wealth Good Morning America Major problem emerges in Bush plan to attack Iran: cannot pronounce either ‘Mahmoud’ or ‘Ahmadinejad.’ www.ironictimes.com

Ten Early News Toasted TV Puzzle Play 9am With David And Kim Ten News Summerland The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Pirate Islands The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours The Biggest Loser Saving Babies The work of dedicated doctors, midwives, nurses and specialists at the Royal Hospital for Women Law & Order: SVU (M) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (M) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Vodafone Live At The Chapel (M, cl) The Veronicas Late Show With David Letterman Infomercials Video Hits Up-Late Kenneth Copeland Life Today With James Robison This Is Your Day With Benny Hinn More Religion

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy Renker Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking Hi-5 The Shak Entertainment Tonight Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Evening News A Current Affair Getaway Gold Coast accommodation, shopping, eating out, getting around, atrractions and theme parks; San Francisco to Los Angeles drive; Australia’s top five beaches; Scotland Missing Persons Unit RPA Amazing Medical Stories (M, mp) Nightline Quizmania Guthy-Renker Australia Untold Wealth Good Morning America

Ten Early News Toasted TV Rock It! 9am With David And Kim Ten News Summerland The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Pirate Islands The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours The Biggest Loser Smallville (PG) Movie: The Bourne Identity (M, cl,v, 2002) An amnesiac man rescued at sea by a fishing boat discovers extraordinary talents in fighting and linguistics. Starring Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Clive Owen Veronica Mars (M, v) Late News Sports Tonight Late Show With David Letterman Fat Actress Video Hits Up-Late Infomercials Law & Order: Trial By Jury (M) Religion

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Ten Early News Toasted TV Puzzle Play 9am With David And Kim Ten News Summerland The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Pirate Islands The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours The Biggest Loser The Con Test (PG, cl) House (M, v) Medium (M, v,a) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Wild Turkey Joker Poker (PG) Late Show With David Letterman Infomercials Video Hits Up-Late Kenneth Copeland Life Today With James Robison More Religion

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

Sunrise Playhouse Disney Home Shopping Morning News Sons And Daughters Less Than Perfect Movie: Firestarter (M, v,h, 1984) A child with the ability to start fires just by thiinking about them is pursued by the government agency which conducted tests on her parents. Starring David Keith, Drew Barrymore, Freddie Jones, Heather Locklear My Wife And Kids Three Wishes It’s Academic News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away How I Met Your Mother My Name Is Earl Lost (M) Series return Bones (M) Family Guy (M) Starveillance (PG) Stargate Atlantis (PG) Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Catapult Kiteboarding now open in Lennox Head. Based in Lennox Head since December 2006, Catapult has been building up a happy customer base within the local kite and surf scene for the surrounding area of the Northern Rivers. Run by high level kiteboarders Eric and Alex, with over 25 years of combined experience in surďŹ ng, windsurďŹ ng and kiteboarding, the chance they are not able to help out is a small one. Come check out the shop in Lennox Head and get ďŹ t on the water. Corner Ballina and Byron Streets, Lennox Head. Phone 02 6687 5301.

BYRONDANCE CO was formerly Byron Contemporary Dance School which Danielle McIntosh ran for ten years producing eight major productions with a focus on contemporary dance. Byrondance Co will

now focus on a program that will give dancers comprehensive training in contemporary dance and the opportunity to work on a full length performance piece. The importance of comprehensively developing an idea or story and movement to go with it is a rare opportunity for young dancers. Dancers aged between 15 and 24 years who want to get down to the nitty gritty and challenge themselves physically and artistically will love this opportunity. FREE classes will be held on Thursday February 15 at the Scout Hall, Byron Bay 6.30 to 8pm and Ocean Shores on Friday February 16 for dancers to try out and get further information. Please phone or email to book a space. There is also a class for adults (beginnersIntermediate) who would like to try something new while also getting ďŹ t and exible on Mondays 10 to 11.30am at the Byron Scout Hall. Phone 6680 5819 byrondance@hotmail.com

Through a balanced and integrated approach Iyengar Yoga gives the practitioner the ability to face physical, mental and emotional challenges with strength, thoughtfulness and equanimity. All levels including beginners welcome at the most tranquil studio in the Byron Shire.

Byron Health & Fitness Try women’s only exercise sessions at Suffolk Park run by Byron Health & Fitness. A fantastic way to increase your ďŹ tness, tone up, lose weight or simply have fun exercising. Phone 0419 260 404.

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Fit Fix The Fit Fix 12 Body Transformation Challenge is underway with a range of people achieving great results in the quest for better bodies and the $2500 grand prize. Join the challenge and you too will be a winner.

Free to Ride Is a specialist bicycle shop located in the Byron Arts and Industry Estate. Free to Ride specialises in high end road bikes but still caters for the tourer and supplies a broad range of family and recreational bikes and mountain bikes. They

Funky Moves With the start of term 1 at Funky Moves Dance Studio children are learning fast that dance is a form of expression, an outlet that takes them into another world of excitement, joy and happiness. With the revival of dance on television programs such as So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing With The Stars, we can appreciate the many different styles of dance out there. Funky Moves Dance Studio has young enthusiastic teachers who themselves are fantastic performers and are up-to-date with the latest styles of dance. Funky Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary Dance, Classical Ballet and Funky Tap are all styles accessible to everyone of any age, male or female. To ďŹ nd out more information about a dance class near you phone Nina the director of Funky Moves Dance Studio on 6629 1329 or 0408 412 788.

Personal training - holistically Sydoni will tailor programs to suit the individual, catering for all levels, from beginners to elite athletes. Focus is placed on the client enjoying exercise as a part of their daily life. Contact Sydoni on 0416 216 720.

Polecatz PoleCatz classes promote pole dancing as an activity with unique and wonderful ďŹ tness beneďŹ ts for participants of all ages. The classes utilise the beneďŹ ts of using your own body weight as resistance to speciďŹ cally increase strength, particularly in the core and upper body, while maintaining the length and grace of a dancer.

Bollywood Dance Bollywood Dance is a fun way to get ďŹ t. It is also an expression of your true nature. Once you learn Bollywood Dance the body develops

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Local lychee harvest under way The lychee harvest is in full swing on Byron Bay Lychee Farm at Brooklet. This major orchard has 10,000 trees. Being one of the most southern orchards and hence late harvest, they aim to have premium fruit for the forthcoming Chinese New Year. Some of the fruit goes as bunches (see picture) for these celebrations. Half is exported. As the trees are four to six metres high, picking is a challenge mainly on 4m ladders. They have a core team of 40 experienced pickers and recruit an extra 60 to 80 during the peak. These are mainly young men, often with surfing skills, who enjoy the balancing work on lad-

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Request For Tender Design and construction of two project homes. Tenders are invited from suitably qualified Project Home Builders to construct two new project homes on land owned by Defence Housing Australia in Evans Head, NSW. Construction is required to be completed in early 2008. To obtain a copy of the tender documentation, interested builders should contact Ms Patricia Hildebrandt on (02) 6217 8465 or by email to patricia.hildebrandt@dha.gov.au Completed tenders are to be submitted in the tender box at: Defence Housing Australia Tender Box

wo hundred and nineteen years after white settlement, the dryness of the Wide Brown was all anybody in the city wanted to talk about when I was there last week. Better late than never, I suppose. I tried not to look smug as I described the Shire’s verdant hills and my regularly replenished tanks. When I got home and turned on the tap nothing happened. No water. ‘Oh yeah, it ran out this morning.’ If Cat Carer, like Cleopatra, bathed in milk, Norco couldn’t keep up with the demand. She’d indulged herself in the tub every night while up here minding Portnoy. A beacon of youthful profligacy, she was more bothered by the area’s lousy mobile reception than with conserving natural resources. I pumped water from the concrete reservoir to the house tank while I unpacked and checked for fur balls under the bed. In a hurry to get to Bruns – something to do with a sensitive singersongwriter she’s smitten with – Cat Carer was in the Commie in a flash, the latest microtechnology plugged into her ears and her head bobbing up and down as though she were in a writhing mass ten feet from centre stage at some fully sick rock concert. I had stories to tell her about my trip to the Smoke, but she was deaf to the world around her. Suddenly remembering what had marred her latest visit, she unhooked herself to have a gripe. ‘You know, you really oughta get something done about your phone signals. It’s like a-totally-nother world up here.’ It is indeed, I mused gratefully. ‘Doesn’t worry me. I haven’t got a mobile.’ She just might have been more shocked if I told her I

didn’t have a penis, but it’s a tossup. ‘I don’t want to be at everybody’s beck and call,’ I continued, allowing her to regain her composure. ‘Or tethered to other incessant voices. I prefer to be off the leash, out of touch. It’s the last priceless freedom.’ I preached, she texted. ‘You just haven’t got any friends who’d call you.’ There’s that too. I took a stranglehold on the wheel and brooded over her jibe. Before long a worm entered my brain. Had I switched off the pump before we left? Cat Carer didn’t have a clue. ‘You’re not gonna turn back are you, Old Man?’ she whined. ‘It won’t be still on. You’re just being paranoid.’ We were more than half way to Bruns and the boy with the dreads and the guitar was her only concern. I noticed the perfume she’d doused herself in. It had a lovely vanillary smell, like WD40, and it made me wonder what Faerie Queene was up to that night. My pump anxiety had been sidetracked

– but not for long. Did I leave it on or not? I dropped her home and barrelled the Commie back to the hills. It occurred to me that my neighbour, McHale, might help me out. We’re on speaking terms again after he learnt, with sadistic relish, that the chillies he caught me pinching from his vege bed were industrial strength jalapenos. I could’ve rung and asked him to check my pump, but I didn’t have a mobile. It also occurred to me that I should be more self-assured, less anxious – of course I turned it off. I swerved into my driveway. The sight before me filled my heart with woe. Water was pouring out of the overflow and rushing down the hill, branching off in glistening wasteful rivulets as it went, like the Nile delta. Portnoy is on my lap. We watch a kookaburra swoop on the desperately unlucky creature that has surfaced from the saturated earth beneath the tank stand. He purrs and looks at me knowingly. Never question your own self doubt.

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Landcare to present CarbonSMART

By 4.00pm (EDST) Wednesday 14 March 2007.

Landcare Australia will present a new carbon-trading project, Landcare CarbonSMART, at the SoilCare Expo in Wollongbar to introduce the new program to all local landholders. CarbonSMART aims to be the largest carbon pool in Australia to support sustainable, biodiverse landscapes. Landholders on the Far North Coast are encouraged to attend the information session on February 28 at the SoilCare Expo on the grounds of NSW Department of Primary Industry,

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1243 Bruxner Highway, Wollongbar. to learn more about how to get involved with this new program. CarbonSMART has been developed in response to a growing demand from landholders and corporations to work together to offset carbon emission. CarbonSMART will be launched in NSW later this year, with the view to operate throughout Australia. Through CarbonSMART, landholders will be able to secure a regular income for up to 30 years simply by

growing and maintaining vegetation on their land. Landholders can use plots as small as 0.2 hectares, often on land that is uneconomical for crop growth or grazing, to secure a regular income for land and help Australia’s environment. CarbonSMART will also be accepting expressions of interest from interested landholders. Interested parties are asked to contact Jackie Leuthl, Richmond Landcare Inc/SoilCare on 6626 1329 or Pamela Jones at CarbonSMART on 1800 SMART.

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I had a coffee and chat with musician and director of Mullumbimby based Musicoz, Cheynne Murphy about eighteen months ago. At the time he was fully focused on his music based program and plans were well underway for his new album. Good news, Return to the Source has arrived. ‘I had to wait to get the national distribution sorted out. It’s been worthwhile, the initial stuff I sent out was a promo run, and I have a band together to go out and play the songs. I just counted today and I have seven other people working with me. It’s been a big return for me becasue I was in bands in Sydney, although this time round it’s my trip.’ Cheynne laughs about his new band. So far it doesn’t have a name. ‘If the collective proves itself then we get a name, we aren’t quite there because we haven’t done a gig yet, but if we do three and we are happy then we get a name!’ So how does one go ahead and choose a band?

‘Music and bands are a bit like cooking. You put all the ingredients together and you are not really quite sure how it’s going to be until you actually taste it.’ Cheynne’s time at MusicOz has helped focus him on the realities of a music career on the North coast. ’It’s been humbling. I have seen a lot of really good artists, it made me take ego out of the equation – there’s a lot of great musicians doing their thing around here. ‘I often see this area as a place to sharpen your creative teeth, rather than thinking it has got the end for you, it’s the means. You need to use it as a base, the internet is a good portal for that. For me my initial focus is on radio, community radio first then the JJJ would be great and the myspace...’ Murphy took the time to work with friend and

producer Anthony Lycenko to realise their shared production values. ‘I am a fan of high quality production. We decided we were going to produce something from the point of view of the art of music rather than the point of view of the business of music. I was inspired by Damian Rice at the time, and I recorded stuff at a farm in Possum Creek, you don’t need a good studio to get a tambourine sound.’ Spending time recording was a spiritual homecoming for Cheynne who admits: ‘I realised profoundly that I am an artist and I always will be. I love making and recording music and have decided to record and release an album or EP every year for the rest of my life. Whether or not I record these releases with a major record label or in the garage at my home on my M-box, I couldn’t care less... I want to make art and get it out in whatever form...this is about artistic empowerment. I am really happy with this first one.’

Cheynne Murphy and the Nameless Band launch Return to the Source at the Beach Hotel on Sunday.

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There are some people who openly admit they don’t like children. I think whether you have children or not is a personal choice, but not liking children seems to indicate a signiďŹ cant personality deďŹ ciency. It’s akin to saying: I hate uffy white kittens. Or puppies make me want to vomit. Or baby whales are disgusting. To dislike children is to dislike oneself. Case in point: all adults were once children. Surely these intolerant snide adults were once innocents? Surely there was

once a time when their mother lovingly wiped the Vegemite from their cheeks and twisted their hair into plaits? The irony of the situation is that usually people who blurt out such nasty statements as ‘I hate kids’ are themselves overgrown children. Except instead of harvesting wonderment and joy, they have focused on conceit and selfinterest. People who hate children like telling people with children that they hate children. In fact, there is very little pleasure in hating children, if you don’t get the

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occasional chance to tell someone. The best people to share your intense distaste for baby humans with are mums in the supermarket, because there’s a very strong chance that they might just concur. I feel for kids. Women had feminism to liberate them. There has been equal opportunity, anti-discrimination, gay rights, black power‌ But what about kids? As soon as they are old enough to organise a decent lobby group to sanction their cause, they sprout breasts, pubic hair, get a credit card and

whammo, they’re part of the kid hating, kid crushing establishment. It happened again the other day. In a conversation with a woman I’d just met. She was matronly and rather snooty. I mentioned something about one of my kids and she curled her lip and snarled: ‘Oh, I hate children. Can’t bear the way they smell.’ I was shocked. I shot back: ‘Isn’t that funny, because I hate 50 year old women. Can’t stand their pong.’ Kids are people too, you bigot.

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Wednesday Feb 14th. “Elizabeth Lord is a delight, a sparkling diamond both as a singer and performer. Her musicality and emotional range is amazing, go treat yourself!� A veritable feast of love and beautiful music. A special Valentines Day show. Doors open at 7pm music starts at 8pm. This show promises to be another sell out so get there early to secure a seat.

The North Coast welcome a whole new breed of Witness. No, these are not the dudes who come knocking at your door trying to persuade you with Jehovah’s spiritual wares. The Witness are new exponents of soul-dub. With a feel based on heavy dance grooves, soulful vocals and dub production, the style is synonymous with the signature south paciďŹ c dub sound. The band is set to release their debut EP within the next two months. This Saturday sees the band launch their brand new live show at the Durrumbul Hall. Leading with luscious vocals is Carla Versitano and on drums, Ben Karsay. The live band that will take the stage includes a host of talented North Coast musicians: Aeron Leslie (Morph), Dan Brown (Mighty Pragmatics), Bodhi Seed (Mystic Beats), Sonia Leeson (Mighty Pragmatics) and Dharma Bradridge. Mystic Beats has been generating a following as a down-tempo dance electronic outďŹ t, fusing eastern inuenced instrumentation with contemporary styles. Forging a path towards a new musical genre, Mystic Beats brings a live infusion with organic sounds into the electronic world. The night will also

include decadent food, visuals and a comfortable chill space. The music begins at 8pm, tickets $10.

SHACKIN UP Dubshack is joined by Brave New Beats in a cracking double header at Coorabell Hall this Friday.

Accompanying both bands will be a premier dub sound system. The Shacksters deliver another instalment of their home-grown Dubsteady roots reggae, an intriguing and constantly shifting hybrid of dub, reggae, ska and psychedelic pop. The Dubshack sound is a sweet

and unique one. Fresh from their gigs at this year’s Island Time Reggae festival, plus supports for The Red Eyes and Agency Dub Collective. The band also featured at this year’s Exodus Live Festival. Brave New Beats is a new concept in improvised groove music. It’s a 2-hour sound system jam based on dance grooves and lush vocal breakdowns. The band is currently improvising on a hybrid sound that oscillates between heavy Dub inuences and creamy R & B. The lineup at Coorabell will bring together crew from Morph, Mystic Beats, The Witness and Dubshack.

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that can seriously mess with the listener’s head. On their latest album The Necks present three tracks, of roughly 20 minutes each. Rather than spark controversy that they were going commercial, Chemist was described as their â€˜ďŹ nest ever’ and the ‘ideal introduction’ for those not yet acquainted with their intoxicating sound. The Necks are one of the great cult bands of Australia. With next to no publicity, their thirteen albums have sold in their thousands. The deceptive simplicity of their music throws forth new charms on each hearing. Not entirely avant-garde, nor minimalist, nor ambient, nor jazz, the music of The Necks is possibly unique in the world today. The Necks in Concert at the Byron Community Centre on Sunday, 7pm. Tickets $25, 6685 5659.

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PLAY THAT PUNKY REGGAE... The Byron Bay Reggae Club presents its 6th annual Bob Marley Birthday Celebration on Saturday at Coorabell Hall. Live bands Sai Masil (deep original spirit driven songs), Dr Bush (conscious lyrics and righteous rhythms of universal love and harmony) and Groove Foundation (explosive 8 piece reggae-groove collision) will move your dancin’ feet, along with DJ’s Sista Sound and Jah C. So lively up yourself and celebrate the Chinese New Year and the life and works of Robert Nesta Marley. Tickets are $15/$10 concession/ members. B.B.R.C is a drug and alcohol free, child friendly environment. Doors open from 6pm.

SMART CARDS AT THE BRUNS Smart Artists are back at the Hotel Brunswick this Saturday night to support the release of their much anticipated follow up single to Route 66 with the Abba tune Does your mother know. The bands ďŹ rst single Route 66 is still being played across all eastern states, regional areas and in New Zealand. And now, all local and regional radio stations have picked up their new single. Guitarist Peter Hall says, ‘The feedback on the Abba tune has been unbelievable. With the success of Route 66 I must admit the boys were a little nervous with the Abba thing.’ Smart Artists are a band that promises you one ‘helluva’ great night out covering some of the great songs from the 70’s through to the ‘naughties’. The songs span the age barrier and this is one of the key factors in the band’s popularity‌ everyone enjoys the music, the gags and the good vibes the boys put across.You can catch Smart Artists Saturday night from 9.00pm at the Hotel Brunswick.

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for the boys to nab a spot as Grand Finalist in Sonicbids International Songwriting Competition for their song Silver Dollar. The song was written by the band’s singer/ guitarist Colin Germano, and has been selected out of more than 14,000 entries worldwide. There’s $25,000 in cash up for grabs and with prestigious judges such as Tom Waits, Jerry Lee Lewis, Macy Gray and John Mayall, it’s the kind of booty bands dream of. Keep a spot in your diary for Bourbon Street when they launch their new album at the Beach Hotel in Byron on Friday February 23 .

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The Blue Birdy bursts into romantic song Wednesday February 14, Valentines Day, with one of Australia’s ďŹ nest voices, Elizabeth Lord, as she dishes up a night of sensual melodies and enchanting lyrics from music’s golden age songwriters. Swoon to the sounds of George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Harry Warren and more as Elizabeth is accompanied by long time musical allies Steve Russell, piano, Jack Thorncraft, double bass and Alex O’Reilly, drums. Special guest on the bandstand is world class trumpeter John Hoffman. A veritable feast of love and beautiful music. Doors open at 7pm, music starts at 8pm.

CATCH A RIDE Catch local band The Ride along with Brisbane’s Each Revolving Door this Sunday at the Hotel Great Northern for a dose of original, melodic rock music. Show starts at 9pm and cost is free.

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THE ALPHABET OF THINGS THAT GET ON YOUR GOAT Don’t VICTORIANS get on your goat! They move up here to get away from Victoria and then start everything they say with “In Victoria...”. They complain that none of their batsmen make the Test team. They ‘rubberneck’ while driving slowly in their very clean cars. They can’t Àeld a decent AFL team. They pronounce beer as bee-ah and they eat potato cakes.

Byron Bay’s only vegan* eatery uses mostly organic and local produce creating dishes to delight your tastebuds. All food is cholesterol-free! Choose from organic spelt based pizza with Vegasm’s own fermented nutcheese, wheat-free pumpkin and spinach lasagne, curries, nachos, tasty tempeh burgers and more! Vegasm will soon expand its menu to include deliciously healthy raw-food salads. All dishes are inexpensive and prepared on premises, so come down and dine-in or takeaway for your next healthy meal. Vegasm is located on Jonson Street between Citrus Deli and the Services Club and is open from 12pm to 9pm Monday to Friday and 5pm to 9pm Saturday. Phone ahead to book or save time on 6680 7080.

HOMEWARE La Dolce Vita had a new container for Christmas and it’s already time for an end of summer sale! TV cabinets, bookshelves, daybeds in best teak wood, more colourful lamps and more tropical terrazzo handbasins. Only at La Dolce Vita style and best quality products meet the necessity of low budgets! So why buy anywhere else? See us at 6/19 Centennial Circuit, Mecca Centre in Byron Arts & Industry Estate. Phone 6685 5763

*Vegan – this means purely vegetarian and uses no eggs, dairy, Àsh or meat in the food.

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Combined consultants with the doctor and the naturopath together in the same room! BeneÀt from the knowledge of orthodox and alternative medicine. At North Coast Medical Centre in Byron Bay, General Practitioners Dr Anthony Solomon, Dr Rob Trigger and Dr Bettie Honey are working together with Naturopaths Sally Mathrick, Reine DuBois and Herbalist Lynette Tyrrell (pictured). As well as dietitians, osteopaths, psychologists, psychiatrist and counsellors, to tailor the most appropriate, affordable and effective integrative health care for you. For enquiries or an appointment phone 6685 8666

The reputable licensed glass experts in the Byron Shire are well equipped to deal with all your glass problems and provide Vetrocolor glass coating systems in 150,000 colour variations for your splashbacks. Vetrocolor coated glass can now have the extra protection Ocean and Shores Screens of ‘diamondfusion’ eg. around the pool, one side of the glass is colour coated, the other side closest to the pool has the diamondfusion process which gives protection against salt, chlorine etc, while forgoing the need for harsh chemicals when cleaning. This makes for a very private enclosure and an exclusive, upmarket appearance.

Phone Ocean Shores Glass and Screens on 6680 3333

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Operate from the old Department of Agriculture warehouses next door to the police station in Bangalow’s main street. They travel regularly to China to personally select all their colourful antiques and then have them fully restored prior to shipment by container to Australia. Previously operating from Sydney they made the move to Bangalow some six years ago to a ‘low overhead’ environment thus allowing them to sell to the public at signiÀcantly lower prices than their Sydney competitors. They now house the largest range of antique sideboards in Australia and in addition to supplying trade also sell direct to the public at huge savings off normal retail. Phone 6687 2629

ACE courses are beginning now and one which will appeal to the ladies is Stretch Sewing. Be inspired and learn to sew the latest fashion garments using stretch fabrics to make quality yogawear, t-shirts, dancewear and swimwear. Save big dollars with this course in Byron Bay.

VINTAGE EASTERN Victoria Spring designs Individually created pieces are unique in their essence, each piece is handcrafted, blending a collection of rare vintage stones, original Àligree detail, found objects and quality Swarouski crystals. We regard each of our designs as a treasure – forging a link with the past. Our vision is to create objects of beauty, contemporary yet classical, evoking an era of romance and authenticity. These are creations that hold meaning, enhance our senses and inspire the love of beauty in our lives everyday. 4 Brigantine Street, Byron Arts & Industry Estate. Phone 6680 7399

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Check the full program which is at various outlets around the shire. There are courses in computing, arts, health and wellbeing, lifestyle, special interest, and lots more. Enquiries to 6684 3374.

Vegetarian a la carte Casa pepe Byron’s only a la carte vegetarian restaurant is fast becoming the local’s favourite. Seven months and three menus later, customers in the know keep coming back to Casa Pepe’s to be delighted by the fresh Áavours of lovingly prepared dishes guaranteed to satisfy the taste buds. Casa Pepe is located at the end of Byron Street under the Budget Motel. Bookings recommended ph 6685 7121

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* [ CULTure ] * STANDUP COMEDY SATIRE BERGER Rachel Berger’s life resembles a jacket covered with stains of uncertain origin. Described by The Australian as ‘queen of standup satire and dominatrix extraordinaire of audiences’ and hailed by London’s critics as ‘one of the sharpest comedians of either gender or hemisphere’ Rachel Berger is a comic talent whose material is political and socially conscious. She delivers an hilarious and poignant look at our human foibles. Her dynamic presence and engagingly sharp observations have made her an extremely popular performer, on stage and on television across Australia and overseas. There are no cows too sacred for this Berger. Rachel has performed four times at the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland. As Scotland on Sunday observed, she was ‘...a feisty ambassador from Oz who pulls no punches.’ While in Britain, Rachel made numerous television appearances and performed extensively on the London comedy circuit. Rachel Berger graces us with her presence, a true queen of comedy at the Byron Bowling Club on Monday 5 March. This event is in conjunction with

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the Whole Woman Festival. Tickets are $25 at the Club or can be reserved on 6684 3443.

ART IN THE NUDE When I was a university student, my main source of income was nude modelling. This was way before I ever started to paint. I worked between 10 - 20 hours a week, catching buses and taxis to strange locations, taking my clothes off and drifting into a strange reverie as pens and conte scratched at paper. Eyes watched. It’s quite a wonderful experience, to be looked at like that. Not just as a woman, as a sexual object. As inspiration for someone’s drawing. Eventually the call of the page was too great and I put on my clothes and picked up the charcoal. I love life drawing. It’s so sensual and dreamy. Dolores Cupcake on the Byron Arts and Industry Estate are offering an opportunity to take Life Classes at night. Come to their studio at 5/17 Tasman Way. Phone 6685 7118 for more details.

POETRY LOVE YOUR WORDS Dangerously Poetic Monthly Readings kick off 2007

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with passion, intrigue and flirtation: a romantic evening of poetry and song on Sunday, at the Bangalow RSL Hall on Station Street from 7pm - 9pm. Romantic poems from various traditions will be read by local and international visitors with a soupçon of Spanish, French and Italian. Bring along your favourite to share at the open reading. Seductive songs by the Acapella group, the Jazz Drops and by Ann Bernauer will put us in the mood. Refreshments will include chocolate and other bubbly treats. Everyone and their lovers are welcome! Admission$5/4 for DP members.

FILM A FIESTA FOR YOUR RETINAS The Byron Bay Film Festival continues until Saturday with a full program at the Byron Community Centre. This Wednesday is Valentines Day and the program features: Asian Love at 7pm. This is a Byron premiere and features three secondgeneration Australians of Indian background who look back on growing up between two cultures and the leadup to their marriages. Both poignant and often hilarious, Arranging Love demystifies the arranged marriage, explores attitudes towards sexuality and challenges definitions of love. With an

arranged marriage, a crosscultural marriage and a lovematch among them, their stories uncover the truth of living in the middle ground between East and West in the 21st century. Thursday features Home Grown Films with Dreamlands by Paul Francis, Why Wooyung? by Larry Larstead where in a small town far, far away, a local development is given consent under questionable circumstances, raising questions and objections from local residents and politicians alike. A Life Among Whales weaves together natural history and biography. The film is a fascinating exploration into the unique relationship between humans and whales as told by renowned whale biologist and activist Dr Roger Payne. For four decades Payne has advanced the boundaries of science and activism, beginning with his pioneering work on whale songs in the 1970’s to his study of ocean pollution today. Full of beautiful and haunting imagery, this film forces us to question our stewardship of the earth and our co-existence with one of its most intriguing species as the harsh reality of whaling is exposed. An interesting pick form Friday is Water Me Before I Die, directed by Nathan Christoffel. This film follows the life of Wes Anderson, played by Darius Devas, an eccentric

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When Mercury goes retrograde three times a year, as it does for the ďŹ rst time this week, communications seem to slip out of synch a bit. But then there’s Big Red Heart day, so with love to all readers these Valentine quotes from Handbook For The Heart, ed. Carlson & Shields... ARIES: Like actors or athletes work at their craft, the art of love’s reďŹ ned in the same way – by rehearsing and practising. The key is to love what’s in front of us, whoever we come in contact with, rather than reserve all our love for one person, idea or thing. TAURUS: While love is always willing to receive, love that doesn’t ask for anything in return can never be painful – if nothing is expected, we can never be disappointed. Lovers love ďŹ rst for the joy it brings them, and only secondly for the joy it brings others. GEMINI: The way to ďŹ ll your life with love is very simple: if you want more love, give more love. Love is a decision we can make at any time under any circumstances – when we’re able to access our internal love it permeates everything we do, say and feel‌ CANCER: A loving way to start the day is being grateful when you wake up that you’re alive, that your mind and body work, that you have clothes, shelter and enough to eat. When you realise how lucky you are it’s much easier to be loving to whoever you meet.

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LEO: Love is all around us. The Indian mystic Kabir wrote: You’re looking for love? It’s sitting beside you, leaning its shoulder against yours‌ Every time someone does you a kindness, that’s a gift of love – something they didn’t have to do, but wanted to. VIRGO: The love we emanate changes everything around us – person by person, moment to moment, as we love we change the world. You may not see it every time, but the love you give gets passed along, making a chain that transforms your world. LIBRA: We don’t have to look for love outside ourselves because love isn’t something we need to be given – it’s something inside us that we give to others. At any given moment all the love we need is right there, available and accessible. SCORPIO: In the words of Richard Alpert/Ram Dass: It’s a true joy to turn someone whom you don’t initially like into the Beloved, by doing what Mother Teresa described as ‘seeing God in all his distressing disguises’. That’s the way to play the game of love. SAGITTARIUS: To make a better relationship with someone you don’t like, behave as if you love them. Not to be dishonest, but because you’d genuinely prefer to like them. That person is affected by being loved, and it really does become much easier to love them.

with lilith CAPRICORN: By continually connecting to the source inside ourselves that’s loving, we’re able to feel love around us. Being in love is about sending out what you feel inside to another person or thing. Once we cultivate this attitude we start experiencing it habitually. AQUARIUS: Aquarians might consider checking out www.healingsounds.com and joining the global choir of dedicated sound healers, meditators and peace activists on February 14 sending out a sonic Valentine to planet earth with the heartsound Ahhhhhh‌ PISCES: Every time we look at another person with love we do the same thing for ourselves and experience the love we give. When we allow the ow of love in and out we’re in a sea of love, a love bath, an enduring atmosphere of love.

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ELECTRONIC VOICE PHENOMENA Electronic Voice Phenomena, a three part electronic music ensemble, came together when the two producers Pete (Pleasure Dome) and Jono (Clan Analogue, Keystone) found Marissa to sing with their electro-pop beats. After a few months in the studio and an album soon to be released, they are set to bring the E.V. P. sound to the live stage, adding a kit drummer and electronic guitar to the show. I interviewed Jono and started with a classic interview question, How did you get into music? First breath then the next and hey presto the rhythm set in... I was also lucky to have supportive parents who encouraged me when I was young. I learnt piano from 5 and violin from 6 and ended up studying music at Sydney Conservatorium with a major in orchestral composition. I’ve loved the sounds of syths and electronic bleeps since I was a kid. Jono also revealed a love for analogue synths and that he had been tweeking them for a long time so I queried, Are analogue synths better than digital emulators and why? It all sounds great to me except that you can’t throw the plugins around the room like you can the old analogue kit. With a few old synths and drums machines all patched up together you end up tweeking with your ďŹ ngers, toes and tongue... as there are heaps of knobs and controllers to play with. The computer ties you into a mouse and a few knobs. So getting a good feel music in the studio is vital. How important is a live element to electronic music performers?

It’s always been crucial to me and I think dance and electronic audiences are far more educated these days and want to see more than a groovy DJ playing his favourite tunes. It’s becoming more about the art of performance. Then I imagine Marissa and Pete will be rocking out on stage too‌ What are their musical backgrounds? Marisa has sung in several bands and had a recording contract with EMI in Japan. Peter has been playing guitar since a young age and has had classical training. He writes and produces dance music and runs a record label, Setting Sun Records. What sort of relationship do you and Pete have in the studio? We both work closely on the beats and bass lines and general song production. I tend to do the synth lines while Pete adds guitar, and all three of us workshop the arrangements and live delivery. Do you think music with diverse inuences is the most cutting edge? It’s all too tripped out in its own post-modern selfreferencing sample of itself sampling itself sampling itself sampling itself‌ another rhythm sets in. I think all music is cutting-edge. For us it’s about creating a total multi media experience. We have live visuals for every song and also love to use lighting and theatrical techniques as well. Our name E.V.P stands for electronic voice phenomena, the practice of recoding the voices, spirit entities and aliens to tape or computer. Google E.V.P for more info... There is evidence of spirits or ghosts talking on E.V.P websites that could perhaps convert the skeptical. Likewise‌ how

PLAY ON

with Dan much power does music have to shift people’s perceptions? Om shanti om. We all know it’s time to sing and dance together. Every person on the planet by now has had the same vision, I guess our minds are still catching up. What artists are you feeling at the moment (not literally). Check out the Slot Machine’s show, funky tight beats from Nick Taylor and AB plus rocking vocals from Malaine. It’s a real visual spectacular as well. E.V.P. are set to tear shit up at the ‘live electro’ gig at the Northern, more details below.

LIVE ELECTRO Byron’s Great Northern Hotel plays host to a brilliant line up of local Live Electro on Saturday 17th February. Get ready to rock out to local glam electro outďŹ t, Slot Machine, the bastard love child of Nick Taylor, Sean Candy & MC Puss’n’Booty, who in their short life, have played Splendour, The Big Day Out, Exodus and NYE at the Buddha Bar. Tune into live electro pop outďŹ t, E.V.P. featured on the Eastcape Stage at Beats On The Beach which features the delightful vocalist Marissa and tunes from local producers Jonno Fae & Pete. There’ll be performance art, wicked lights and visuals and DJ sets from Nick Taylor, Jet More, Basek, Si Clone, Sarah Tonin & Fulton. Entry is only $10 and the night runs from 9pm to 3am.

New Young Pony Club, Jenny Wilson and the new neon rock of Klaxons and Ali Love. Mix in with those danceoor industrialists Justice, MSTRKRFT and Erol Alkan, not forgetting psychedelic minstrels Mystery Jets, rejuvenated NYC icons Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the triumphant electro pop of Hot Chip which have been going from strength to strength in recent years. Then throw in the mix, remixes of Kelis, the Scissor Sisters, Franz Ferdinand, The Rapture and the whistling tunes of Peter, Bjorn & John just for good measure. Spread over two discs, one mixed by The Bang Gang Deejays and the other unmixed, this CD will hit stores on February 17. To help launch the CD, Jaime Doom and Gus Da Hoodrat from the Bang Gang DJ’s will be smashing La La Land this Thursday. Get there and get down.

PLAY> this Thursday to classic acieeed house music and nu school remixes of old school tunes. Rock Hardson and guests spins all the anthems from a decade of dance to recreate the Jackin Sounds of the Underground. On Friday PLAY>DIRTY has special guest Mark Murphy of Spank Records. Mark has been at the forefront of the electro explosion, now playing leading venues from The Laundry to Home nightclub and supporting a swag of internationals including Carl Cox, Sasha, Digweed, Tiefschwarz ‌ the list goes on. He returns to Byron for another killer set at PLAY> Then on Saturday DJ Cadell joins residents Flynn n Clegs. Now DJing for over 10 years,

MARK MURPHY

GET YOUR DOSE Unfortunately the CD’s didn’t arrive on time for the Dose Recordings ‘home invasion vol 1’ launch last Friday at Play. They have now, and can be purchased either from any good record store around town, in psy-co in Mullumbimby or online. Dose Recordings, for those with short term memory loss, has been set up to promote and sell electronic music from the North Coast and beyond. After a wild launch party at PLAY, Dose also has its ďŹ rst two releases available online and in shops. Whether you want to buy an MP3 or a full CD or you’re an Australian based electronic artist looking for an independent outlet for your tunes, check out the site, www.doseshop.com

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THE GOD WHO WASN’T THERE Frisbeetarianism (n): The belief that, when you die, your soul ies up onto the roof and gets stuck there. There’s no doubt about it, faith is a conversation stopper, as one of the interviewees says in this often funny, sometimes worrying but ultimately very personal doco. It’s a hatchet job on Christianity and, as a non believer, I have no problem with that, for I also think that theists are wrong. It’s just that the ďŹ lmmaker, Brian Jennings, seems incapable of grasping the idea that verbal argie bargie – which, from his angle, means rational and literal analysis of the Bible’s sometimes contradictory messages – is never going to get anybody anywhere. You only need check out the letters to the editor in this newspaper when the god issue comes up to see the expressions it inspires of sanctimonious conviction as hateful as any

bullet. Editing is rapid-ďŹ re and scholarly arguments are broadly referenced, with equal time given to both sides. I especially appreciated the contempt shown to Mel Gibson’s The Passion. But Christianity is such a soft and oft’ hit target. We free thinking liberals, who will make up the entirety of the audience for this ďŹ lm, all know that the followers of Jesus are dumb idiots. It’s OK to say that, but wouldn’t you just love some ‘iconoclastic’ (laugh!) radical guy to take the same approach to Buddhism or Islam or Hinduism – or Aboriginal Dreaming? No? If no, why not? This is a provocative if unoriginal ďŹ lm, enlightening (especially about Paul’s writings), never dull and cleverly compiled, but in the end it’s a bit too much of a one man campaign from a student who wants to play the man and not the ball. It will bring a feisty close to the second Byron Bay Film Festival. Congratulations,

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‘Been doing a spot of spirit-walking lately,’ said Tosser Digby, cradling the billiard cue given to him by a descendant of the great Jonathan KentďŹ eld. We were mucking about in the games room before lunch; the sporty types were engaged at various tables while most of the chaps displayed their prowess at relaxing in large armchairs. ‘What, perambulating with a bottle of Chivas Regal?’ inquired Abbotsleigh, who was wont to wander the coastal heath with a single malt from time to time, quoting chunks from Wuthering Heights to some doxy or another. ‘No, Abbers, crossing over to the other world,’ replied Digby.

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Driving hotly homeward in slow-moving trafďŹ c I am imagining a jug of lime-scented water. The curved glass of the jug is beaded with coolness and crowned by a suspension of bobbing, semi-translucent slices of fresh lime I can almost taste; the potent image bears me home. Limes suggest margheritas and ceviche; the sour in Thai dishes; Mexico and tequila; my mother’s lime-drenched Greek Halva Cake. In fact there are limes and limes and limes – limes with names like Palestine Sweet, Mandarin, Musk, Blood, Spanish and Persian, and even a limecumquat hybrid called, interestingly, a limequat. The most common available commercially are the small pale key limes and the larger, greener Persian ones. But there are also kafďŹ r limes, Australian Fingerlimes and Australian Desert Limes. The acidity of the juice and the oral aroma of the zest are the characteristics chiey valued in this versatile fruit – although in the 19th century it was also administered on a daily basis to British sailors as a means to counter scurvy (which led eventually to the nickname ‘limey’ for all Englishmen). Like the lemon it is too acidic to be eaten on its own; like the lemon it is very rich in Vitamin C (hence its medicinal application.) Fingerlimes are only grown in the belt between Ballina and Mount Tambourine, and only relatively recently have been popularised as a gourmet bushfood. Unlike other limes they are long and slender and do resemble ďŹ ngers; more excitingly, they reveal when sliced a crosssection of transparent pale green balls resembling large caviar, which literally burst in your mouth, a tiny tangy explosion. Sheryl Rennie and Georgie MacDougall are partners in a business called Wild Fingerlime, and two years ago formed the Australian Fingerlime Growers’ Association to encourage, support and market the growth of ďŹ ngerlimes in this region. There are approximately 23 growers involved, and the fruits of their labours are sold to major cities around Australia and are also beginning to be exported overseas. These funny little limes are an extraordinary substitute for citrus in its raw form – Georgie waxes lyrical about their place in a Salade Nicoise, a Thai Beef Salad, a Greek Salad with fetta. ‘Stir them on top of a laksa,’ she suggests,’ and you get that mouth-cleansing tanginess’; she also cites natural oysters as a perfect vehicle for those effervescent explosive balls. Dish restaurant in Byron Bay uses them in their Tequila Sour Cocktail – the balls suspended in the ice – and one languid, droopily hot afternoon in the courtyard of Muoi’s Feast Muoi came toward me proffering the warmness of her smile and the coldness of two tart and tangy Fingerlime Margharitas, the beads of the fruit like fragile fragrant bursts of green-coloured air in the last sip. KafďŹ r limes are mostly used in this country for their leaves, which actually look like two leaves joined together, or ‘waisted’ as one writer puts it. I ďŹ nd their fragrance amazing : powerful and beautiful and exotic, and when we had a kafďŹ r lime tree growing out the back I would often snip off several leaves and shred them ďŹ nely and add them to whatever I might be cooking or preparing, and then be almost shocked by the avour they contributed. As for desert limes – small and intense, apparently – I have yet to try one, but am amused by a comment in their regard to the effect that ‘it is difďŹ cult to simultaneously eat desert limes and smile’. With the following recipe for a luscious, limey cake, I could smile my entire way through one syrupy, limey slice.

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

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

WINDOW TINTING

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Service Directory BUSINESS & OFFICE SERVICES

COMPUTER TONER & CARTRIDGES

HEALTH & LIFESTYLE

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

CHIROPRACTIC

ACCOUNTANTS ACCOUNTANT HUDSON MATTHEWS MANAGEMENT SERVICES ............................... 66858129 ACCOUNTANT Paul Mayberry ................................................................................................ 66847415 BIZWIZZ Professional & mobile – MYOB & Quickbooks, www.bizwizz.com.au .................0400 758192 BOOKKEEPING & OFFICE REORGANISATION MYOB & more.................. Call Vimala 0417 188436 CLARE WIGLEY BOOKKEEPING Efficient & professional solutions, MYOB installation & training .0422 190277 GST & TAX SORTED. GOOD RATES. NO FUSS ...............................Anji 0434 898383 or 66857524

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

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

FLORISTS OH HANG IT OH POT IT Fresh local flowers & plants. Deliveries ........................................... 66842557 PASSION@FLOWERS Byron Bay. Fresh flowers, weddings. Interflora member ..................... 66855209

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ACCENT COLOR THE COPY SHOP ....................................................................................... 66856236

APPLECORE SOLUTIONS Apple Macintosh help and sales ...............................Dean Pirera 66870653

ACCENT COLOR THE LAMINATING SHOP ......................................................................... 66856236

BYRON COMPUTER SERVICES

NORTH COAST PRINT SOLUTIONS Graphic Design and Printers ....................................... 66858264

ALLURE BODYWAXING Professional, Affordable, Friendly Service ..................................0403 417508 EDGE HAIRDRESSING Award winning salon. Open 6 days & Thursday nights ..................... 66858391 SPRAY TAN – BRONZED BYRON BABES ............................................... 0432 533680 or 66809356 THERE’S ALWAYS MORE Hair & beauty Byron Bay. Redken & Dermalogica ........................ 66807922

PC Software & Hardware Solutions

PROFESSIONAL ILLUSTRATOR / WRITER ........................................................ Shawna 0412 765939

HEALTH

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ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne .................................... 66857366 ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis .................................................... 66857001 ACUPUNCTURE & CHINESE AYURVEDIC HERBS House of Wellbeing, Kim Kilgariff ........ 66858538 ACUPUNCTURE FOR ANIMALS Brigid Beckett ...............................................................0431 702560 ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE Postural re-education for pain, stress/dysfunction. M. Hayes ..... 66809770 CRANIOSACRAL BALANCING Najma Ahern, Practitioner, Tutor & Trainer .......................... 66846444 MASSAGE THERAPY with Kristine at Lennox Head .............................................................. 66875001 MULLUMBIMBY Herbals, Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St.............................................. 66843002 MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................... 66841511 SUZIE PHILLIPS ACUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE .............................................. 66809696

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• Direct to fabric print t-shirts • Poster & canvas printing to A1 • Colour laser printing • Business cards • Shopfront signs & A frames • Short run specialists

Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate Ph 6685 7350

BANGALOW Jodie Jacobs ....................................................................................................... 66872337 BRUNSWICK HEADS OSTEOPATHY Sue Broadbent, Mon - Fri ........................................... 66851126 BYRON OSTEOPATHIC CARE Eve Schoenheimer & Jodie Jacobs......................................... 66807575

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 & MARTINA RIGBY Mullumbimby Physiotherapy & Acupuncture Centre ‘Govinda’ 8 Jubilee Ave, Mullumbimby Monday, Wednesday, Friday ........................................ 66843255 OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY NIGEL PITMAN ........................................................ 66803499 PAULA RAYMOND-YACOUB Acupuncture and physio ........................................................ 66851646

MOTORING BILLINUDGEL BRAKE CENTRE ............................................................................................ 66801382 BILLINUDGEL STEERING & SUSPENSION ......................................................................... 66801382 CAR BODIES REMOVED Any condition, for quote phone Mark ......................................0427 660641 CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE ......................................................................66845296 or 66845403 FRED HENRY MECHANICAL REPAIRS Billinudgel.............................................................. 66802155 HEADLINING FROM $175 & CAR UPHOLSTERY Dave Moody, Ocean Shores ................. 66801173 MECHANICAL REPAIRS, welding, MTA member, Pearce Motors.......................................... 66851252 WILSONS EXHAUST & SUSPENSION ................................................................................ 66856925

BAYSIDE RADIATORS, WINDSCREENS AND AIR CONDITIONING

24 Hours 7 Days Serving Byron Shire

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AUTO COOLING SERVICE CENTRE

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

NEW TYRES Estab 1988 BATTERIES & REPAIRS Mogo Place

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

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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Agistment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Annual General Meetings . . . .42 Art & Artisans . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Births . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Birthdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Business For Sale . . . . . . . . . .43 Business Opportunity. . . . . . . .43 Bus Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Caravans For Sale . . . . . . . . . .43 Childcare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Church Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Computers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 For Hire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 For Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Funeral Notices . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Garage Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Halls For Hire . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Health Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 Holiday Accommodation . . . . .43 Houses For Sale . . . . . . . . . . .43 House Sit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Land For Sale. . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Lost & Found . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Motor Vehicles . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Musical Notes. . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Only Adults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Personals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Pets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Pets of the Week . . . . . . . . . . .44 Positions Vacant . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Property For Sale . . . . . . . . . . .43 Public Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 Reloctable Homes . . . . . . . . . .43 Share Accommodation . . . . . .43 Short Term Accommodation . .43 Social Escorts . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 To Lease . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 To Let . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Tractor Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Tradework . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Tree Lopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Valentine Notes . . . . . . . . . . . .40 Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Wanted To Buy/Lease . . . . . . .43 Wanted To Rent . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Work Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

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Mullumbimby – Village Way, Stuart St Share Accommodation, Wanted to Rent and Work Wanted classifications Byron Bay – 95 Jonson St

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STRESSED? TAKE RUGS

THE RUG SHOP, BANGALOW

COUNSELLING SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

MEN’SLINE SUPPORT COUNSELLORS Willing to listen, call 66222240 7pm-11pm every night. GENUINE CLAIRVOYANT READINGS Diane Webb – Psychic Medium Over 20 years experience. Personal & by telephone 66809342

THE TAX DOCTOR!

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

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WEDDINGS & FUNERALS

ALINA HUGHES

Inspired Ceremonies. 66859898

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

DENTURES

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

ANTHEA AMORE MARRIAGE CELEBRANT 66807277 0422383151 www.antheaamore.com

LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD Free consultation SANDRO 66805002

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

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

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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: The Australian Cannabis Cookbook @ Echo offices Mullumbimby & Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net.

ARE YOU IN LOVE? CALL SUE BASSER Marriage Celebrant 66847165

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Wendy Purdey. Relax, resolve, release & restore inner calm & clarity. Benefits include insights, understanding & energy to create change. Enq welcome 66802630 For AIRCRAFT NOISE COMPLAINTS phone 1800802584 & leave message.

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CLAIRVOYANT READINGS AFRICAN DRUMMING and SHAMANIC HEALING. Guidance & Healing from Spirit & Angels. Also learn to connect to your Guides. JAYA TALBOT. Medium & Healer. Ph 66808376, 0400656444 – Byron.

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with Cheze + live music Sat 10.30-12pm @ Buddha Bar Feb 10 - March 17 Tue 6.30-8pm @ Ewingsdale Hall Feb 13-March 20 6 weeks $100 or $18/class ($15 conc). 66857927 or 0411843384

THE SAMBA-BLISSTAS

Are taking on new members at the next 6 week training course, starts Tuesday 20th February. Only a few places left. Booking essential. Call Paul 66850160, www.carnavaldrumming.com

DYNAMIC DRAWING

Weds – Mullum Drill Hall Fridays – Byron Scout Hall Both classes 9.30am-12, cost $15/$20 www.dynamicdrawing.com.au Tea & coffee, mats avail. 0421101220

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PSYCHODRUMMING

Via clairaudient Shelley Neller Individuals – small groups Next group – Tue Feb 27 at 7.30pm Bookings 66853587

WATERCOLOUR

WORKSHOPS with KARENA WYNN-MOYLAN Sun Feb 18-Mon Feb 19. Ph 66872675 karenawynnmoylan.bravehost.com

DECLUTTER YOUR LIFE!

WHOLISTIC MASSAGE COURSES Hot stones Massage Feb 24/25 Fluid Bodywork March 10/11. Check www.touch-inmassage.com.au or call Masti Adler 66846982

JAPANESE FABRIC SALE! Includes silks & patchwork. 25 Elton St, Lismore, Feb 16-18, 9am-5pm. Phone 66219188

ONENESS BLESSING

Beg class Tues 20/2. 66843160

Uki Buttery Bazaar THIS SUNDAY

18th Feb, Kyogle Road, Uki Village.

Zita channels Divine Mothers Birthing your Divine Gifts through a Star Codex system – Level I March 4 & April 14. Phone 66846006

BREA INC. AGM 4pm Wednesday 21 February, Christian City Church, Byron.

SALSA!

FOREST FAST 3 DAY SILENT RETREAT

Starting soon in Mullum. Experience the profound joy of breaking through blockages & fear around playing music with others. This gentle women only group nourishes the feminine spirit with all things musical. This is essential life education. You’re never too old to learn. Ring Magenta 66844215

VALENTINES NIGHT

Dessert & fun 7.30pm $15. 0423409991

WOODWORK FOR WOMEN TABLE TENNIS Now at Brunswick Gym. 66851794

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IBQQZ!GFFU Fun tap dancing classes begin in Mullum on 13/2/07.

Thursdays 10.30am Adults (all levels), Jazz 9.30am Tuesdays 3.45pm Kids (aged 5-9), Jazz 4.45pm Uniting Church Hall, Please phone Anna Dalley Street, Mullumbimby

6684 1656

CHANNELLED GUIDANCE

Find your inner latino – new beginners starts 6.30 @ Great Northern Mon 19th Feb. Join in the fun! 66843837

DANCE

Groups wanted! Fundraiser for African orphans 23/3 Durrumbul Hall. African, Spanish, Aboriginal etc wishing to donate their performance phone Paul 0400101784, dale@paultaylor.com.au PERSONALISED YOGA TRAINING Indivs & groups, teachers & advanced students. Prenatal has special needs. Yoga therapy for backs etc. Enq Alison Pomroy 66723883, Murwillumbah.

MOSAIC WORKSHOP with Virginia Reid, Mullumbimby Sun 18 & Sat 24, 10am-4pm All materials incl. $185. Ph 66846952

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Detox & Renew with organic juice, yoga, meditation, massage + rest. Spectacular mountain location. Mar 2-5. 7 DAY FAST Mar 22-28. 66845279, www.funkeyforest.com

Overwhelmed by clutter in your home? Lighterhouse Living can help! 66858150, 0409121780 DEEKSHA

In Mullumbimby Thursdays Feb 15, 22 ‌ 7-9pm. Call 66846132, 66843304

SASSY SALSA PARTY + performance Sat 17 Chini Hotel Theme: Romantic. Class 7pm $5, Party 8pm $5. Dani 66802806

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Fun combination w’out for body & face Regain strength, flexibility & energy Ewingsdale Fridays 11am-12.30pm Reserve with Susan 66845059 TEEN SALSA & HIP HOP Dani 66802806

Your Mastery POWERFUL CIRCLES Reclaiming Zita channels Diving Mothers

Omra & Ananara every Wednesday 7-9 pm at Ambaji. Meditation, sound healing, psychic surgery. Info 0432348701

PUBERTY GIRLS

5 eves Mon 7pm. Gaia, 5 Wollongbar St, Byron, wwwstarseedremembrance

UNCLE PROJECT OPEN DAY

Need encouragement, information, selfesteem & feminine support? 6 week group for 10-13yo girls & their mums begins end Feb. Ph Moana 66849394

Byron Surf Club this Saturday February 17, 9am-3pm. 66808582. All welcome.

MOSAIC WORKSHOP Sat 3 and Sun 4 March 10am-5pm Call Pyari 66844486

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BELLYDANCE 6 week course Byron Bay Beg Fri 23/2 Buddha Bar 10.30am-12 $70, 1 class $15. Ph Corrina 0412566816

LECTURE WITH 0AUL 4ISDELL ON +ABBALAH

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Preparation For Radiant Health (Includes organic raw food lunch). Presented by Anand from Raw Power. Limited places – booking essential. Coorabell Hall, Sunday March 11th 11am to 3pm $69. Kids free. Info and bookings ph 1300 664179 www.rawpower.com.au

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Buddha Bar Byron Friday 9-10am Heartspace Mullum Mondays 5-6pm Fun, fit way to learn or improve Latin dance. All levels. Call now 66845059 Susan – Brazilian taught 8 yrs exp.

FREE ORGANIC & NATURAL LIVING

Talk with Alf Orpen, One Group/ Miessence founding director. Topics to be covered: How synthetic chemicals are as insidious as nuclear fallout, what is bio-magnification & how you can build a green & ethical business from home. Ambaji Wellness Centre, 6 Marvel St, Byron 25th Feb 7.30-9.30pm. Enquiries 0422106572

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PRENATAL YOGA

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G.C. AIRPORT $25

KATHRYN RIDING’S CLASSES NOW TAUGHT BY ANA DAVIS 6 Azolla Place, Suffolk Park Mon 5.30-7pm, Thurs 10-11.30am 6 week course starts Feb 19/22. Bookings 0413996439, 66859779

BRISBANE CITY EXPRESS $28 10% discounts: book online www.byronbayshuttle.com.au or phone 66857447, info 66808669

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CHILDCARE EXPERIENCED CHILDCARE/NANNY Loving & caring, flexible & reliable. All hours. References avail. Qualified. Linda 66859614, 0421892812 EXPERIENCED CHILDCARE. Home help. Caring & reliable. Flexible hours. Refs avail. 0431213758, 66846389

BACKHOE HIRE/4WD John Coe – All excavations Ph 66841576, mobile 0408841576

HALLS FOR HIRE

Relax & heal. Paul 0409556969

EWINGSDALE HALL AVAILABLE for your function. Ph 66847706 AH

ZEN SHIATSU WITH AVEN Ambaji Wed afternoon, Suffolk Tues & Thurs, $50 1hr, $60 1½hr. 66859980

TRADEWORK

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SEWER CHOKES

NATIVE AMERICAN ART Traditional and contemporary handmade beadwork art – Georgia Biever Studio, free brochure 66724285, georgiabiever.bafflecreek.com

ARTISTIC PORTRAITS Kids & adults. Phone Ari 0404272267

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EPSOM 1290 professional quality A3 printer, 4 mths old, hardly used, comes with Epsom 2yr extended warranty, also fitted with MIS flow thru ink delivery system & ink pots (worth $600). Total value over $1000, sell $450. Please ring David 66804331, 0408333282

COMPUTERS

MOSQUITO NETS

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I’ll come to you! Troubleshooting, tuition, internet. Call Tom 66855504 Internet • Database • Digital FileMaker Pro Specialist 11th Hour Group Pty Ltd. www.11hrg.com.au • 66875367 O.SHORES, BRUNS, MULLUM mobile tech. Daniel 0422804449, 66801713

FOR SALE

WARD’S LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

Wooden railway sleepers, concrete sleepers, garden ornaments & pots, mulches, soil, metals, gravel & more. Mon-Fri 7.30am-6pm, Sat 7.30am-2pm. 1176 Myocum Rd, Mullum. 66842323

100% COTTON – ALL SIZES Phone 66843191

BROMELAIDS

We are back with $100 lots (6x4 box trailer). Great mixture, great value. Be quick to get your pick. Federal 66849276

NUTS, BOLTS, NAILS, GLUES Power & Air Tool Repairs. 66844514 NEW 3.5KG CLOTHES DRYER Cost $299, sell $199. 66845385 GRANITE SLAB black 2.2m x 640 $400 ono, Raider SURF SKI as new $300 ono, 4’ ROTARY HOE & 5 tyne RIPPER $300 ono the pair. Phone 66840187

SODA STREAM

MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. Bridglands Retravision 66842511 VINTAGE BALI IKAT offers, portable massage table $150. Phone 66804717

HANDYMAN

With 28 years carpentry experience. Phone 66840227

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

TED & PHIL double pram $150, wooden HIGH CHAIR $40, MACPAC baby carry pack $50. Natasha 66843864

LICENSED CARPENTER

COMPOST TOILETS Garry Scott • 66843468

BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES Best brands - Best range. Sleep Zone Bridglands, Mullumbimby. 66842511

MOBILE SAWMILL up to 6.6m cut for hire. Phone 0414769546

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CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, Billinudgel. Phone 66801718 WASHING MACHINE auto $140, fridge 2 door $180. 0413589388 GARDEN SHEDS Discount prices, slab & erection service. Ph 66841674, 0405922839

TYAGARAH MULCH Bales $4. BH 66844242

VACUUM BAGS BRIDGLANDS

To suit most makes & models Mullumbimby. 66842511

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Creative constructions, eco-friendly materials & integrated designs. Renovate house/self, team available. Marc Baudouin 66804317. Lic 123594C

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GAS HOT WATER SYSTEM 275. Marshalls Gas. 66801864 NEW LINE! LATEX PILLOWS 5 year guarantee $59

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mattressXpress 66855212 SALE fridge, lounge suite, FIREHORSE FIREWOOD MOVING dryer, sideboard, wooden filing TEA-TREE MULCH clothes cabinet, baby stuff, clothes & more. SOIL – GARDEN MIX Phone 0403450907 ELEMENTS & SPARES RAILWAY SLEEPERS OVEN Power & Air Tool Repairs. 66844514

BAMBOO PLY from $10.50sqm

Gutter cleaning. Rubbish removal. All household repairs +. 0408628130

BYRON 2 BRISBANE EXPRESS City/Airport 2 hours. 1800 626222

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QUEEN FUTON foam core & base $150, armchair $60. Phone 66849194

FRIDGE Maytag 660L SBS 2 year warranty $1100. Phone 66884310

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Sewer, Drainage & Storm Water blockages. Sewer machine available. Gary Potter‌ All Areas. Ph 6687 1348 • Lic L190

Deep tissue massage. 66858458

Fiji 5 star resort. Yoga, Healing Massage, Detox. Breakfast, accom, flights all incl $2500. Dept 18th March25th March. Enquiries to: The Laughing Buddha 0401572162 or 66842982

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HOLISTIC HEALER Exp Past Life Therapist & Spiritual Healer. Angelic Psychic Readings, Homeopathy & Reconnective Healing™. 66855457. Cert member FHe.V Germ & IICT Aust.

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Holistic Healing based on Craniosacral principles, NeuroEmotional balancing & Musculoskeletal Alignment. From symptoms to High Level Wellness. Avail Mullum & New Brighton with David Ackerman. 66845108

Brand New Innerspring Mattresses Single $129-Double $179-Queen $199

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DEMOUNTABLE CABIN 4.5 long x 2.85 wide x 2.85 high. Ph 66809901 Sat only. FISHER & PAYKEL DISHWASHER 1 drawer $200. Phone 66843253 SECOND HAND VANITIES, toilets, cabinets, spa bath, complete kitchen, can separate & Dishlex dishwasher, Byron Bay. Phone 0414993011 ANTIQUE KOREAN SMALL CHEST OF DRAWERS. Can email photos & description $470. Phone 66459279 CHEAP FURNITURE & WHITEGOODS Need to sell urgently. Contact Rhys 66855358 NEW INDONESIAN DAYBED $895. Phone Julie 0413421398

COMMERCIAL all stainless 2 door fridge 800L $1000. Phone 66884440 RED VELVET COUCH in shape of two hands, good cond $300. 0429933374

PALM SALE

WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC Saturday 24th February ONLY Turn into Billinudgel, follow sale sign 4ks. PEELDALE PALMS 0414845221 LOUNGE CHAIRS Moran x 2, dusky pink velvet, rolled arms, very comfortable, good cond $100 each. Phone 66859677 OUTDOOR SPA, round, 2m diameter, 1m deep, as new $3400. Phone 66847785 CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. FRIDGES from $200 all near new with warranty. Phone 0422559691

BLANK DVDs CDs & Mini DV tapes BRIDGLANDS Mullumbimby. 66842511

PORTABLE AIR-CON as new Dimplex DAC 12001 $450 ono. Phone 66851475 3 SEAT LEATHER LOUNGE + armchairs x 2 $500 ono, 6 timber dining chairs, all VGC. Phone after 5.30pm 66847553

HARDWOOD FLOORING 1500m of 19 x 60mm $700 the lot. 700m of 12 x 80mm $300 the lot. T&G Seconds. Phone 0411482365

WESTINGHOUSE FRIDGE large, good condition $180 ono. Phone 66802382 Bookcases – Dining Suites – Lounges Blanket Boxes – Manchester WE’VE GOT IT ALL!

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BED FRAME unique wooden handcrafted Japanese style, queen size, must be seen $300. Phone 66840101

WANTED WANTED: ANTIQUES, GOOD USED FURNITURE Clean double & queen size beds. Bridglands Mby 66842511. LP RECORDS Good condition. Phone Matt 66841634

HONDA GX140 5HP MOTOR horizontal shaft 6 to 1 reduction box VGC $450. Phone 66851933

SECONDHAND MAC SCREEN for Mac OS 9.1. Phone 66802000

WESTINGHOUSE upright freezer 80 litre, 3 years old, as new $180. 66851933

BLUES FESTIVAL TICKET MONDAY. Phone 0419627506 or 66802527

SANDSTONE ROCKS $3 each. ROOFING IRON Kliplok $3/metre, FRIDGE $100. Phone 66843456

BIKE TRAILER – fully covered child carrier in good condition. 66843237

TASMANIAN OAK CORNER LOUNGE with futon upholstery & cushions & coffee table $490, bar fridge $90, queen futon + tasmanian oak frame $300, double futon + tasmanian oak frame $250. All in excellent condition. Phone 0412856439 MOVING SALE everything must go! Household goods, furniture, Subaru wagon ’92. Call for appointment 0409345267 – Myocum. GUITAR HOT TELECASTER $950, Tube amp Laney LC15 $350, Micro Cube $150. Phone 0423586558

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GARAGE SALES ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. COMBINED SALE (gone overseas), futon corner lounge (2 bunks), queen futon, 2 x double futons, queen & double frames, furniture, yoga mat, large mirror, bar fridge, kitchen items, plug-in stove/ oven, books, clothes & much more, 28 Paterson St entrance 26 Paterson St (up driveway), Byron, Sat 8am. MULLUMBIMBY, 25 Riverside Drive, 17th & 18th February after 8am, clothes, kitchenware, CDs, saddles, videos. RUGS, household, fridge, clothes + more Saturday 8am, 11 Whian St, Mullum. MOVING INTERSTATE 38 Helen St, Sth Golden Beach, Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 not before 8am till 1pm, cream sofas, 6 timber dining chairs, timber coffee tables, 5’x8’ trailer, Viking chipper mulcher, tools, books, plants, all must go. LOT 2, TWEED VALLEY WAY, Crabbes Creek, Sat & Sun, doors, kegs, old lamps, slabs – blue fig, eskies, wire slings. BYRON, Unit 6/2 Cemetery Road, Saturday 8am, moving sale – bed, timber dining & 4 chairs, TV, stereo, all furniture, housewares & much more.

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SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH Saturday 8am (no early starters), 21 Royal Avenue, great household oddments. INNUENDO GARAGE/clothes sale Saturday & Sunday 8am, 39 Caniaba Cr, Baywood Chase. BALI DECOR, furniture & more, great bargains at 3 Alidenes Road, Mullum, Saturday & Sunday. 66846831

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www.echo.net.au MOVING SALE Sat, 8 Wareham St, Suffolk Park, 80cm (huge) TV 2yo $400, NEC 76cm flatscreen new $3400, sell $1200, queen bed $250, 2 x double bed $250 ea, bunk beds & foam matts $120, old h/w bookshelf $100, 2 comfy Lshaped old sofas $50 ea, round polished h/w table + 4 chairs $250, black table + 4 chairs $80, computer desk $50, 2 floor rugs & asst artworks, books, clothes, surfboards + wetsuits, CDs & racks & more. Phone 66854109 OCEAN SHORES, 5 Inderwong Ave, Sat 8am, furniture, pottery, household. 3 NARGOON CT, O.SHORES, Saturday Feb 17, combined sale, lots of stuff. TANDEM BIKE, wash machine + more, 8 Coachwood, Sunrise Beach. 66807384 SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH, 34 Peter Street, Parker lounge, clothes, records, homewares, after 8am Saturday.

CARAVANS FOR SALE 22’ CARAVAN complete with demountable roof frame, sheets and guttering, awning, curtains, plumbing, outdoor shower, bed, sofas and fridge. Your own home ready to go. Very liveable. In good condition, towable but not registered $2900 Goonengerry. Phone 0422224339 20 FOOT WINDSOR air-con, full annexe, front kitchen, full oven & large fridge, rego $7500. Phone 0400601116

MOTOR VEHICLES

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$$$s for most. Phone 0418189324, 0438189323

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TOYOTA CAMRY ’90 s/w 5 months rego, good condition $2900. 0401293623

HOUSES FOR SALE

PEOPLE MOVER 2000 Kia Carnival 5 speed, a-c, 7 seat, many extras, very good condition $9500. Phone 66851665

BURRINGBAR rendered brick 2br +, acres, orchards, 15 min beach, share in tenants in common, environmentalist considered $295,000. Phone 66771791

FORD ECONOVAN ’89 low ks, CD, 11 months rego $3200. Phone 66805351

LAND FOR SALE

SIERRA SUZUKI ’95 white, very low ks $6900. Phone 0428792110

RAINFOREST/RURAL retreats, high alt & rainfall, 10-588 acres. 66795000

MITSUBISHI 4WD VAN serviced, good condition $7900. Phone 0423683400

UNIQUE & RARE 100 ACRES, 10 mins out of Mullum, creek, swimming holes, ocean view over Cape Byron, 20 acres lease as orchard, many housesites, one million negotiable. Phone 0401520270, email silviaroberts@yahoo.com

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LAND RUSSELL ISLAND high bush block, 513sqm, 32ks to Surfers $34,000 neg. Phone 07 56658987

RELOCATABLE HOMES 11M X 6M RELOCATABLE HOME or large office/studio, open plan, sliding alum doors & windows etc $27,950 ono incl delivery local area. 0413289443 NEW CABIN FOR SALE local built 6m x 3m natural edge weatherboard, Colorbond roof, kitchen, verandah, instant living space/office/studio $12,990 delivered. Cabins built to order. Ph 66841546

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HOLIDAY ACCOM. WATERFRONT 4 Star Brunswick f-f 1 & 2br luxury apartments. Ph 66851631 LOST VALLEY LODGE exclusive mountain retreat, relax in style. www. lostvalleylodge.com.au, 66840184 BYRON CBD furn garden room, TV + fridge, queen bed $25pn. Ph 66858458

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LUXURIOUS STUDIO in beautiful garden near town, available until end of March, fully-furnished + broadband, suit quiet couple $300pw. Phone 0413616462

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WOOD FIRED PIZZA RESTAURANT Mullum, solid year round trade. Genuine enquiries only. Phone 66845070

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Take advantage Brisbane’s largest choice. Buy at Dealers only through us. Ring Bruce Clarke on 0439854468. THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE. FORD XF UTE $2500, 8 months rego, new tyres, excellent condition, white & reliable. Phone 0416227696 FORD FALCON SEDAN 1982, red, 176,000ks, rego till May ’07, GC + very reliable, Pioneer stereo W6X9S $2000 ono. Phone 0406100301 ’94 MITSUBISHI WAGON auto V6, CD, air-con, rego 1//07, needs work $800. Phone 66805183, 0408837650 PEUGEOT 505 STi ’84 rego March, runs well $800 ono. Phone 66848015 TARAGO GXI ’89 great cond, immac interior, 193,000ks $4500. Ph 66871205 NISSAN PULSAR Q 8 months rego, mags, CD, reliable first car, moving, urgent sale $2999. Phone 0402779376 ’84 VW BODY rego Sept ’07, with bull bar $950 ono. Phone 66843276

NEED ANOTHER CAR? Let me get the value and reliability to match your needs. 25 years experience in sourcing better cars for buyers. Barry Reddell 0427667177/66804440 Lic No. MD20399

MITSUBISHI MAGNA 2002 Executive V6, air, auto, reg low ks, immaculate condition, silver $10,000. Phone 66843148 1996 FORD FALCON s/wagon, cruise control, new tyres, air-con, 6 months rego $3250 ono. Phone 0403714938 ’73 PEUGEOT 504 white, rego till November, good condition $2000 ono. Contact Mia 0415380808 or 66856406 MAZDA 626 ’89 lady owner, 14 years regular service, exc tyres, new battery, new clutch, CVs replaced, pink slip $2000 ono, Mullum. Phone 66846172 SAAB 900i 2.1 engine, regular service, exc runner, air-con + extras, reg to Sept ’07 $4250 ono. Phone 66844941

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THREE WAYS CAFE don’t believe the rumours, we are still on the market for a reasonable $95,000. Phone Gabby 66840255 VEGAN WHOLEFOOD MARKET VAN 12 year old business. For further details call Kevin 0404638795

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SUFFOLK PARK 800m to beach, 400m to shops, 3br house, fully-furn incl linen $650pw. Self-cont garden studio $200pw. Phone 0423494761, 66854329 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK fully-furn 2br townhouse avail till end March $450pw. Ph Gail Fuller Real Estate 66808111. ROOM in creative home, 30+, backs onto reserve, sauna & cosy, Byron Hills $120pw. Phone 66853706 O.SHORES $175sgl/$250dbl pw all incl, short/long term, f-f, executive residence, free ADSL & much more. 66803060 BYRON STUDIO in town, clean, furn, private from $20pp/night. 0409062074 O.SHORES fully-furn, beautiful & peaceful 1br, spa & view, 25 March to May 2 $190pw neg incl. Phone 0417222209 BYRON HILLS spacious s-c downstairs flat $190pw incl. Phone 0401196644

BYRON room avail till 1st April, beautiful, spacious & quiet, prefer female n/s veg ĂŠ+1 ĂŠĂŠ $160pw. Phone 0413588279

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HOUSE SIT EXP HOME/PET-SITTER avail MarchMay on, mat fem, exc refs. 0427788321

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY WARNING The Department of Fair Trading has warned people to be very careful about responding to advertisements offering work at home. Readers should be wary if you are asked to pay money upfront for employment opportunities and never send money to a post office box. RECORDING STUDIO Phone 66844478

PROPERTY FOR SALE MECCA CENTRE. Byron Arts & Industry Estate Unit, 19-21 Centennial Circuit, ground floor 85sqm, mezzanine 35sqm, shower, car space $230,000. Phone 0407249504

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SHARE ACCOM. ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. BYRON terrific f-f rooms in fun, happy share houses, only a short walk to town, rooms suitable for couples and singles, prices start from $150pw (no bills). Call Shahnee 0421925531

BANGALOW room available in quiet street, suit working female $110pw + bond. Phone Katie 66872074 LAKESIDE meditative, non-smoker, 1 room $110pw. Phone Kabir 66807665 LARGE ROOM, own door into garden, in stunning, big house, 4 min Byron, fun & clean male pref, n/s, d/f, wireless, ADSL $150pw. Phone 66809290 LENNOX private space in beautiful house, 2 rooms + own living & bath all upstairs, share kitchen, suit working person $180pw. Phone 0409461147 O.SHORES share stylish f-f home with 1 other fem, n/s incl elect, large tropical & veg garden, pets neg $180pw. Phone 66803012 BANGALOW large room, quiet, ADSL $110pw incl elect & gas. 0428221831 LAKESIDE meditative, non-smoker, veg, 1 room $110pw. Phone Kabir 66807665 BYRON 5 minute walk to town, 1 double room, fully-furn, drug free $220pw incl bills + bond. Phone 0419336585 BYRON furnished room, 5 minutes to town/beach, over 25. Phone 66855764 BYRON HILLS large room in spacious t’house share with 2 others, n/s d/f worker 25+ $130pw + bills. Ph 0437856453 THE POCKET 1 room share with young family, musical, conscious. Ph 66845108 BYRON room $120pw share house B.B. Austar, worker pref. 0434581806. And room in Lennox $110pw. 0403583371 ROOMS half way Byron-Ballina, pool, Austar, views, no bills, from $135pw. Phone 0412136666 ROOMS Sunrise Boulevard, close to shopping centre & SAE, no bills, from $150pw. Phone 0412136666

LENNOX close to beach & own bathroom, worker 30+ pref $120pw. 0417625290 SUFFOLK PARK loft-style room in beautiful house, share with mum & child, own bathroom & use of yoga space, quiet, yogic person wanted $150pw. Phone 66859779 BYRON large self-cont studio apartment Scott Street, ideal for yoga student, suit single $220pw, couple $290pw, n/s, d/f. Phone 66856560 OCEAN SHORES ½ house, quiet area, own ensuite, close shops & beach $150pw + bills. Phone 66803198 BYRON 1 room for clean, fun, working fem 23-30 year old, no pets $110pw + bills & expenses, available in 2 weeks. Phone 66855845 after 5pm. BYRON BAY Jonson Street, f-furn single room, share with English language student $135pw incl bills. 66283649 OCEAN SHORES share 1 other, quiet, own ensuite, walk to shops & beach $140pw + bond, bills. 0421471588 ROOM in furnished house Mullum, suit n/ s mature fem, avail now. Ph 66844941 BYRON CBD furnished garden room, TV & fridge $150pw. Phone 66858458 SUNRISE large room in bright peaceful 3br household, share with 1 fem $145pw + bond & bills. Phone Georgie 66807141, 0404976361 LENNOX share with 1 other, large 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house $160pw + bond, exp, gay-friendly. 0416966485 ST HELENA farm house 1 rm + sunrm $140pw, 1 rm $100pw ocean views, n/s, d/f, b’band, working only. 0412722919 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK roommate/s wanted, fully-furnished, close to shops, 50m from beach. Ph Dan 0409928043

MYOCUM 2 people to share large 4 bedroom house on 5 acres with 1 other, great views. Phone 0414472726

OCEAN SHORES ½ house, quiet, great views, large downstairs area, own bathroom $160pw + bills. Phone 66842477 BH, 66801254 AH.

BURRINGBAR large room in sunny home share with 2 great girls $110pw single incl elect, $150pw couple, new double bed, no pets, close to town. Megan 66771963

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BYRON 3br, 2 bath, LUG, t’h, quiet, close to beach, long term $320pw. 66849298 BEAUTIFUL self-cont granny flat Ocean Shores $175pw. Phone 0410668207 AH. MULLUM brand new stunning 3br, 2 bth, SLUG $380pw + private 1br apartment $180pw near Shearwater/town, views, reserve on 2 sides. Phone 66843837 SUFFOLK 2br home with garage, handy shops, beach $350pw. Phone 66807225 UPPER MAIN ARM beaut quiet house, top storey, 3brs, open lounge/kitchen, wood floors, large verandahs, wood fire $300pw + bond, references. 66804817 O.SHORES compact duplex 2br kitchenette, c’port, decks, quiet area $240pw incl all expenses. Ph 66804725 after 4pm MULLUM beautiful 3br home, timber floors, deck, views, 12 mth lease, garden maint incl $430pw neg. 66841313 STUDIO IN MAIN ARM $150pw. Call 0412474813 BYRON beautiful country residence, 3ks town, f-furn, 4br, 2 bathrm, 2 living rooms, Austar, broadband, big gardens, lots of patios & balconies, pool, long lease $1000pw. 0421838808 O.SHORES mod f-furn open plan 1br studio, private tropical garden, 3 mins drive to beach & shops, 15 mins Byron, 25 mins Coolangatta, pets neg $220pw all inclusive. Phone 66803012 MULLUM 12 ac, rustic studio, outside hot shower/toilet, huge ocean & cliff views, must be working, have 4WD + good refs $150pw incl solar. Suit handy person. 66845235 MULLUM 3br house for 3 months+ lease, clean, tidy, n/s tenants, no pets & refs req’d $295pw + bond. 66875997 MULLUM 3brs + sleepout, brick & tile house, air-con, quiet street, suit d/f, n/ s working, no pets, references req’d $340pw + bond. Phone 66843148

SUFFOLK PARK close beach, room in good home $120pw inclusive, pool, spa, sauna & more. Phone 66854231

BRUNSWICK lovely unit, views, near beach, f-f, share with single fem, suit work person $150pw + exp. 66851951

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BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK large room $150pw incl exp, share with 1 male, 1 fem & 1 cat, quiet house. 66854013

ROOM at Broken Head 78 acs, share with 4 others $100pw + exp, 25+ fem pref, no travellers. 66876574, 0439888772 BYRON HILLS room in beautiful spacious & quiet home, backs onto reserve, inner courtyard, prefer female n/s d/f veg $150pw. Phone 0413588279 BYRON CBD opp bch, furn rooms clean comfortable fr $25pn. 0408855738

TO LET BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. Apply in person to Byron Bay Tourist Village, Ewingsdale Road. WORKSHOP Billi $80pw. Siwicki RE 17 Fingal St, Brunswick. 66851206 MINYON FALLS rustic, unpowered bush cabin, suit 1 person on stunning property, opportunity for market gardener $70pw. Phone 66882381

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LENNOX self-contained studio $175pw includes bills, large yard, water views. Phone 0409830456 BYRON 3 bedroom bright & clean house, 5 min walk to town, f-furn, 1.5 bathroom, avail med-long term letting from 1 March $575pw + bills + bond. 0419336585 OCEAN SHORES tropical, immaculate, furnished timber home, 2brs, studio, gardens, available for 12 months $380pw, no pets. Phone 0414409938 CARAVAN Ewingsdale, s-cont, TV, DVD, all inclusive $95pw. Phone 66847675 MULLUM CARAVAN with attached small room & covered deck on rural property, phone + broadband available, compost toilet, basic facilities, walk to shops, suit working single, no kids, no pets $175pw. Phone 66846960. 1 BEDROOM CABIN Huonbrook n/s quiet folk preferred $135pw + approx $20 elect, gas & phone, 3 weeks bond. Phone 66804118, 0423866691 BYRON beautiful double-storey house close to town & beach, suit mature working persons, no dogs $350pw inclusive. Phone 0423728399 SHARE LARGE STUDIO + own mezz, prime location A&I Estate $250pw, broadband all inclusive. 0407579378 BURRINGBAR 2 fems to share 3br house $120pw each + $200 bond + share exp, 30+, n/s, employed. Phone Peter 66770250, AH 0433303228

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"URRINGBAR 3T -ULLUM 4EL WANTED TO RENT ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. HOUSE 2-3brs in a quiet setting. Must be able to have broadband internet installed. Lots of natural sunlight required. Within 45 mins drive of Byron Bay town centre. I am a stable tenant working for an international firm. Property required by end of March. Please phone Scott 0418107526 or email scotthopkins@yahoo.com HOME WANTED Mullum area, lady, 12yo son, dog & 2 cats, refs. 0421885238

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NEEDED: HOUSE IN BRUNSWICK for long term local family of 5 with excellent local references. Ph Sonia 66851105

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QUIET WORKING VEG FEM + obedient dog seek welcoming solo or share accom. Please phone 0405941542

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LOCAL MAN, 36, into healthy and conscious living, seeks like-minded people to create nurturing home in Mullum area. Phone Troy 66897455

HOUSE + S-C STUDIO for couple + 1 single, exc refs, long term lease wanted. Please call Nharyan 0404460358 GARAGE FOR OFFICE USE, walk CBD. Phone 0432086050 3BR HOUSE Mullum 3 professionals, cash OK. Marcus 66843554, 0418133856 WOMAN & 2 ANGEL CHILDREN require beautiful home/temple to love ASAP for magical rent or house sitting in exchange, close to Byron. Phone 0418133597 FEMALE WITH 1 CHILD relocating from Cairns requires long lease in Byron, 6 months rent in advance. Please call 0405086570 ECHO CLASSIFIEDS • 66841777

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BACKPACKER RECEPTION 30 hours per week, permanent, mature, flexible, with strong work ethic for reception and associated duties. Award conditions. CVs to Mainreach Backpackers by 19 February.

SURF INSTRUCTOR for father & son who live at Watego’s Beach. Background in professional surf instruction essential. Will pay $30 per hour (min 2hr sessions), whenever conditions are right. Call between 9am & 5pm 0407678910

NURSERY SHEDS (hot house) 16m x 8m, power, water, heating & separate lockup shed 3m x 6m. Phone 66884427

TEACHER Preschool 3 days a week, 9am-12pm. Home tutor a 4 year old boy at Watego’s Beach. Must be fully qualified $25 per hour. Call only between 9am & 5pm 66858424

RESPONSIBLE 17 YEAR OLD needed 3-5 days a week in ladies fashion store. Applicant must have happy, honest & fashion conscious personality. Call Thursday (11-4 only) Calypso 66857939

INDUSTRIAL SHED Byron 450sqm $4000/month + outgoings. 66855526

BEAUTY THERAPIST 2 or 3 days per week on call. Phone 66844574

CURVES.COM Byron Bay is extending its hours and staff. We are looking for a Circuit Coach, CPR beneficial. Email curvesmanager244@yahoo.com.au

TO LEASE IND EST, Bayshore Drive, cottage, suit architect or professional, office space etc. Phone 66807533 or AH 66760024 2 OFFICES on Fletcher Street South, views over Byron $350pw. 0408500071

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YOUNG ENTHUSIASTIC, VIVACIOUS, reliable, part-time for retail business in Byron Bay. Phone 0412278512 LIVE-IN CARER & HOUSEKEEPER for likeable elderly woman with stage 2 dementia, approx 30 hrs/wk, weekends free, training & exp ess. Ph 66871663

EVERYONE CAN SING Prof private tuition with Parissa Bouas from The Hottentots, ANATS Member, AMEB & HSC, lectures at SCU. Phone 66808878

CARING & PATIENT MATHS & ENGLISH TUTOR. Phone Brenten 66871001

RELIABLE FOOD-ORIENTED PERSON for 2-3 regular shifts/month; busy, fast paced, food van. 66842085/0418854903

TUTOR for beginner flute & primary level subjects K-Year 6. 66843767

MYO THERAPIST or similar to work with Chiropractor. Phone 0408500071

PHYSICS TUTOR WANTED for HSC Year 12 student. Phone 66846073

ADULTS sensual female masseuses required for legal Gold Coast establishment. Mainly day shifts although other shifts & full service positions available. Legal, safe, clean & classy, excellent earning potential. 07 55221400 HANDYPERSON required Byron Bay area. Must have experience in furniture repairs & finishing. Some heavy lifting 23 days pw. Phone 0419711745 HEAD CHEF REQUIRED for busy bistro style restaurant Byron Bay. Mediterranean/ Asian influences. Organisation skills necessary. Phone 0419130013 APPRENTICE REQUIRED Olivo Restaurant. Call James 0412065935 CLEANER REQUIRED for casual work. 5 star motel, cleaning experience an advantage, near Bangalow. 66872527 BAR & WAITPERSON REQUIRED for Saturday functions near Bangalow. RSA essential. Phone 66872527 CHEF FOR BUSY BYRON CAFE Phone 0413777597 BEAUTY THERAPIST required 2 to 3 days pw for busy Byron salon. Well presented & experienced. Decleor training an advantage. Please call 66855344

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TASMANIAN WOMAN, alert, alive, seeks farm work &/or accommodation 40ks radius Federal, experienced dairy, hort, viticult. Contact Jane 03 62658239, erewego13@yahoo.com.au

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EXPERIENCED WELL KNOWN CLEANER, references. Ph 66846266

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PERSONAL ASSISTANT available for temporary contracts. Admin, event coordination, marketing, sales and more. Call Lana 0417939589

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LADY is a very pretty 6yo female cat. She would be good in a home without other animals or children. Come and meet her at our Cat Adoption Centre, 124 Dalley St, Mullumbimby, Tues & Sat 9-11am, Thurs 3-5pm.

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News Extra Pin This Up Cat-loving volunteers needed We rely on volunteers to provide care and affection for homeless cats and kittens while they await adoption. If you have a soft spot for cats and can spend a couple of hours each week helping out at our cat shelter in Billinudgel, please phone Jane 6685 7786 for more information. We have lots of lovely cats and lively kittens looking for good homes. If you think you can provide one with its lucky break, please phone Lisa 0412 064 100.

welcome. Ring Ron 6680 trips etc. Don’t wait ‘put your 3365. toe in the water’. Phone Marie Oliver on 6684 0126.

U3A Ballina/Byron

The Shibashi (gentle exercise) group will meet at the CWA rooms, Brunswick Heads on February 20 at 10am. All welcome. Contact 6680 1163.

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PAN Meeting PAN Practising Artists Network is a non-proďŹ t association providing a forum for fellow artists. The next monthly meeting of PAN will be held at 7pm on Wednesday February 21 at the Byron Services Club, Jonson St, Byron Bay. All welcome. Phone Nicole on 6685 5817.

Byron Bay club’s next meeting will be on Thursday February 22 at 9.30am at the Byron Bowling Club. Speaker will be Helen Jarvis on ambulance services and costs AWL Volunteers involved. Visitors most wel- Annimal Welfare League, come. Enquiries 6680 7390. NSW Branch seeks volunteers over the age of 16 to Suffolk Progress assist at the Cat Adoption Assn Centre in Mullumbimby. Annual general meeting at Please call 6684 4070 to Pets For Life Suffolk Park Hotel on Febru- leave your details. Meeting ary 22 at 7pm. All positions Sun February 18 at 1pm open and all community Byron Bay Historical Billinudgel Hotel. Adminis- members welcome. For info Society tration volunteers urgently phone Pam 6685 3994. Next meeting Wednesday required to run the shelter. Feb 14 Byron Bay Bowling Breast cancer Club at 7.30pm. Enquiries to Brunswick Valley

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Monthly meetings at the Senior Citizen’s Hall, Byron Bay. Sharing connection with each other, meditation and afternoon tea. Every third Wednesday of each month, Quota’s garage sale 12.30pm to 2.30pm. Phone Monster garage sale this Sat- Barb 6685 4748 for more urday February 17, Pine details. Avenue, Mullumbimby from Mufti charity 8am. Huge variety of quality goods on offer. Proceeds bowls day towards speech & hearing Sunday March 4, 11am at and other Quota projects. Mullumbimby Bowling More info phone 6684 Club. $10 includes game and sausage sizzle. Great rafe 1109. prizes, fun for all. Money Green and clean raised for the Mullum/BrunsAwareness team’s dune care wick Lions Club in aid of day is Sunday February 18 at Lions Medical Research 9am to noon at Clarkes Foundation. Enquiries phone Beach, meet near the BBQ. Melanie Stenner 6684 Join other volunteers and 2710. support our beautiful environment by planting in the Smartrecovery sand dunes. From noon to Do you need support to kick 1pm enjoy a free BBQ and the habit or maintain abstibe in the draw to win one of nence from drugs, alcohol or four great prizes. All food other addictive habits? Use and prizes provided by sup- self help and psychological portive local businesses. principles to change habits Enquiries Udo 6680 9698, and prevent relapses. Find Veda 6685 7991 or Teresa new ways to cope with urges and personal problems. 6685 5293. Mondays 1pm to 2.30pm at Welcome back Work Directions (opposite Ocean Shores and Districts Centrelink in Byron Street), Garden Club next meeting Byron Bay. Other groups at on Monday February 19 at Ocean Shores and Ballina. 1.30pm at St Anselms Angli- By donation. For info phone can Church, Orana Road. Penny 6639 7777 or Alick Guest speaker Tracey Wright 0432 838 293 or come along from Eden at Byron will talk on any Monday. about waterwise gardening. Flower of the month: arrange- Trying U3A ment of three owers, embel- U3A Stands for ‘University lishments allowed. Visitors of the Third Age’ the last stage of our lives. It is a world welcome. wide voluntary organization U3A Bruns Valley (no fund raising) in the main On February 20 Diana and attracting people who have Christopher McCartney-Fil- already retired. Each week gate will entertain us with there is a Speakers Forum great painters of the Renais- with an invited speaker with sance at the Uniting Church special expertise in a particuHall, Brunswick Heads at lar subject. There are also a 10am. Visitors welcome. wide range of special courses Enquiries 6680 4269. Sun- that are held once a week. days 2pm social boules/ Perhaps the most rewarding petanque at the market area part of U3A is the social Brunswick Heads. Visitors occasions luncheons, bus

Bruns, hone your marketing skills All small businesses in Brunswick and beyond are invited to hone their marketing skills and explore fresh approaches to presenting their products and services during these challenging times. The Brunswick Heads Chamber of Commerce is following up on the local business request for assistance in the marketing area and DSRD is once again pleased to support this new local initiative. A short series of practical and insightful Marketing Workshops will be offered in Brunswick with highly acclaimed keynote speaker, Linda Hailey. A small business consultant, speaker and author of two books, Linda passionately believes it’s time we took the mystery (and meg-

abucks) out of marketing and strategic planning for small business. She has shared her wisdom extensively in regional NSW acting as a trouble shooter for small communities who are facing challenges, and has worked with many small tourist towns on practical marketing, image and branding. The ‘Make your Mark with Marketing’ Workshop runs from 5pm on Monday 19 February 19 to 9am Tuesday 20 at the Lazy River Restaurant in Brunswick Heads. It is conveniently packaged into three one hour sessions with Linda covering: • Winning the Marketing War – Monday February 19, 5pm-6.30pm; • Business Branding: Making your Mark – Monday

February 19 7.30-9pm; and • Tricks of the Trade for Retail – Tuesday 7.30am9.00am. There will also be short presentations by our local media on maximising your advertising dollar, plus a two course dinner and breakfast at the Lazy River. ‘The whole package is a great deal at only $100 for Brunswick Heads Chamber members ($125 for non members), or bookings for one or two sessions can also be made from only $25 ($35 non members),’ say organisers. Space is limited at the workshop venue overlooking the river, so book your place with Carol by Tuesday 13 February 13 on 6685 1003 or via email on admin@brunswickheads. org.au.

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Monthly meeting to be held at the Uniting Church Hall, Mullumbimby commencing 1.30pm Thursday February 15. All welcome.

Northern Rivers Social Development Council is keenly awaiting the NSW state government’s anticipated NSW Affordable Housing Strategy and the president of the NRSDC Jenny Dowell said, ‘Building affordable housing in a region like the Northern Rivers requires new think-

ing and new ways of doing things. We are ready to put the pieces of the affordable housing jigsaw puzzle into place, but unless the state government provides the mechanisms to do this, we simply cannot go any further. ‘High cost housing in our region is biting hard.’

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Toni 6685 9913 or Anne 6685 4923. Residents of South Golden are being warned to Amnesty Film Night Beach lock up their bunnies as a Amnesty International Byron cruel and heartless rabbit Branch brings The Road To killer has struck in the area. Guantanamo to the Lounge Regina Weber and her two Cinema on Tue February 13 children arrived home last at 7pm. Tickets $9.90 or Friday evening to ďŹ nd nine $8.90 con. Movie/dinner pet rabbits dead in their deal $ 19.90 at 6pm or after cages. Fortunately she found the movie. Raffle draw them before her young 8.30pm. Enquiries to Mar- daughter Leah did. ‘She has geaux 6685 8382. Down Syndrome and she wouldn’t understand,’ said Bruns Valley Mrs Weber, ‘they are like Landcare Workshop family to us and are therapy Local Fish Habitat Workshop for my daughter.’ on Sat Feb 24 from 1.30 to A visit from police and the 4.30pm behind the Council ranger confirmed Mullumbimby Bowling that the pets were the victim Club. Learn about local ďŹ sh of human and not animal species and their habitat; see attack, but said that nothing a ďŹ shing demonstration and could be done as it was not look at the information/dis- possible to get ďŹ ngerprints play stand. Afternoon tea from the cages. Anyone with provided. Contact Georgia information can call the 6626 7028 (Tues and Wed) police or the ranger with or Judy 6684 5390. details.

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46 February 13, 2007 Byron Shire Echo

Community ClassiÄeds PHONE: 1300 733 521!

BUSINESSES FOR SALE

HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION

BUY YOURSELF A JOB Spring Water delivery round. Est. 11 yrs. Exclusive area covers Ballina to Coffs +. Currently run 2-3 days/wk, build as big as you want. $45,000 incl. small truck. 6645 5846

TOP OF THE MARK 2 BRM Apartments. Surfers CBD, resort facilities. Amanda (07) 5592 5111

PHONE: 1300 733 521!

LABELS

To Present Your Produce Attractively contact:

Label Press

HOMES - MOBILE

Manufacturers of FRUIT & VEGETABLE LABELS, SELF-ADHESIVE, GUMMED BACK, NON-TEARABLE, LABELS GLENDALE on ROLLS or SHEETS. MOBILE HOME BUSINESS PRINTED TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS. 40x10ft, no leaks or water OPPORTUNITIES damage, rigid 50mm annexe, MANUAL & AUTOMATIC APPLICATOR GUNS AVAILABLE. WANTED PARTNER for small very good cond, one lady business – concrete garden owner $18,000 negotiable products. PH: 0429 094 537 6568 6120 Nambucca Heads

1800 773 207

98 Cobalt Street, Carole Park, QLD 4300

BUSES & MOTORHOMES

MACHINERY

LUBRICANTS

• NEW & USED BUS SALES • We sell Mitsubishi Rosa & Daewoo Buses & Coaches 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

CATTLE

OILS & GREASES Global Oil Company is an independent privately owned oil company established for 25 years. We sell a full range of automotive, industrial, engineering, agricultural and marine oils, greases and solvents. Our prices are ex Sydney, however, we will deliver to any transport company in Sydney free of charge. Please phone Jamie Williams 0418 229 574 or 02 9604 9133

www.echo.net.au

TRACTORS & MACHINERY

POSITIONS VACANT • POSITIONS VACANT

ABLE TO START NOW GENERATORS & Computer/mail order INDUSTRIAL DIESEL /phone workers ENGINES 300-500 per week New Iveco Motors direct from factory. Generators from 20Part Time or Full Time 2000 KVA. Industrial Pump 02 9434 6108 Duty Engines (7) – 560 KW. ACTIVE PENSIONERS Summer Specials required for Caravan GE8281SRI27 450 KVA Prime Park, western NSW. Light Open Generator Set Mounted duties in return for caravan with fuel tank on skid etc $58,850 (inc GST) accommodation or site fees. Lees Industries Group Phone 02 6832 1729 Australia & New Zealand AIRCON/REFRIG Call 07 3390 5522 TECHNICIAN leesinda-sales@powerup.com.au Permanent position on wages or subcontract basis servicing/ repairing domestic aircon/refrig. Electrical and Refrig Licences required. Experience essential. Phone Kerrs Electrical, Caloundra, Sunshine Coast, Qld 07 5491 2188 or 0418 879 233

NEW HOLLAND TL80 2004 model

8,950

75hp – air cond cab, 1300 hrs, Challenge loader with bull blade, 24x24 power shuttle transmission, 3 speed PTO, tint windows and tyres 70% $53,000 incl. GST.

GOOD USED

and your ad will appear in:

Community ClassiÄeds

Phone Dallas 0428 222 556

1300 880 220

1300 733 521

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

LAND FOR SALE

FINANCE

KITCHENS

GRASS ROOTS FINANCE

NEW YEAR BONANZA

grassrootsfinance.com.au

Ph: 1800 672 555

FOR SALE AIR-CON PANASONIC near new, plug-in wall type, 6.25-6.10 kw. $300 6642 1946

TRAMPOLINE SALE

Round with safety net & pads 14’ $625, 15’ $675. 6689 0487

HEALTH & BEAUTY WANTED 39 PEOPLE

• Installation service available • Assembled & ready to install • Timber & polyurethane, granite & laminated tops • Various shapes & sizes • PLUS a range of bathroom cabinets,

RIK TOLBERT 3/6 RUSSELLTON DRIVE, ALSTONVILLE Phone 0413 648 718 or 6628 8597

Approximate delivery 2 weeks from ordering

BRING YOUR MEASUREMENTS & SAVE!

Five fo r On e Byron

to loose 5-30kg fast. STORAGE Dr formulated, natural. Weekly follow-up & wellness METAL CABINET/LOCKERS evaluation. PH: (02)9432 6107 good cond, 6x2 doors & 3x4 doors. $60ea or $500 the lot. HOLIDAY 0417 609 599

ACCOMMODATION

TRADES/SERVICE

SURFERS PARADISE CBD BOBCAT/TRUCK HIRE 4 bedroom townhouse, resort North East Coast, Great rates facilities. Maria: 0412 615 337 Ph: John 0428 664 332

!RE YOU A LONG HAUL ROAD TRANSPORT OPERATOR OR DRIVER EMPLOYEE

The Armidale

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APARTMENTS Coffs Harbour Jetty 6 Bent Street 5x1 bed Contemporary New Security Building From $200,000 PH: 0417 515 830 www.harbourway.com.au

TOOWOOMBA LUXURY UNITS

3 individual apartments, fully appointed 3 BR. Luxurious living from $349,000/unit or buy as package. Contact owner: 0418 727 194.

Sell Your Real Estate through Community ClassiÄeds 1300 733 521

MACADAMIA FARM DUNOON NSW 40.47 hectares

Outstanding Property

$2,100,000 Contact Ray Margules (02) 6684 7451 or visit www.sellwithoutagents.com.au/dunoon04

SADDLERS ESTATE • •

UNTOUCHED MOUNTAIN

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• 634 acres unspoilt natural bushland • 20km east of TenterÚeld • Unrestricted road access, close to phone & electricity • Majestic views Ideal for those seeking a private and serene lifestyle or for the more adventurous a 4WD or bush walking mecca.

QUALITY BRAND NEW KITCHENS. SAVE $$$’s

Thurs 15, Fri 16, Sat 17, Mon 19 FEBRUARY 9am-5pm or ring to make an appointment

MOTORBIKES

8 MOTIVATED PEOPLE wanted. Sell NEW Concept Travel Voucher. Call Peter NOW 0432 047 207

Freecall 1800 670 914 to enrol

GUYRA & NEW ENGLAND BEACH HOUSE properties. Land & homes. JACKSON LIVESTOCK & New Brighton, 3 bed + Gflat PROPERTY P/L. down, lug, $625K 6680 5007 Phone (02) 6779 1777 or visit www.jacksonlivestock.com.au RULES BEACH Sea change/ PRIME- 1ACRE ALLOTMENTS Tree Change. House, pool, 20 Gulmarrad – Near Maclean. acres, suit subdivision, 100k Lower Clarence River Valley. nth of Bundaberg. Potential B&B, spa resort, holiday 20k to coast and 5k to town 0407 280 860 - 6645 3735 cabins, mins to beach, river or visit ID 15702 $650K. Ph: 07 4156 6330 PM www.diysell.com.au

HUGE KITCHEN SALE

SUZUKI 650SV ‘03 V-TWIN excel. cond. 8,500kms. TPR-52. $8,050 6657 6065

WORK FROM HOME ANYONE CAN DO THIS! Customer service from home earn up $1,500-$5,000 p/m. Part / full time. For a free information booklet call (02) 9432 1536 (24 hrs). www.healthwithwealth.net

REAL ESTATE • REAL ESTATE • REAL ESTATE

CORAKI 1 Âź ACRES 15 mins beach, shack with all services + sheds, lease back $155,000 ono. 0428 664 332 FULL SERV BUILDING BLOCKS Close beach Coffs, All DA paid. Urgent $69,000 PH: 0400 800 084

Connecting business & workers

Farm, house, equipment loans for country people by country people. Now also servicing all the financial needs for your business. Visit website:

CRAFT CONSULTANTS wanted by Aust’n Craft Co. to teach, sell & demo Scrapbooking (incl. New onto canvas), Card making & children’s Crafts. Work from home, Hrs flexible. Training provided. Low startup cost. For more info ph: Sonya (02) 4933 1465, 0412 637 468.

$ATES AND ,OCATIONS Dates and Locations: &EB Tweed Heads &EB Nerang 15 Feb Lismore Lismore 19 Feb Tweed Heads &EB &EB Tweed Heads 22 Feb Grafton Cost: $150.00 &EB Grafton #OST $150.00

0409 569 789 www.caseequip.com.au

ADVERTISE HERE

Regular service up & down the Newell, New England, Pacific & Hume Highways. To all other States.

EXCITING HOME BUSINESS www.Plankton4People.com

1300 733 521

Phone John Rae (Case Equipment Sales)

$2,400 to $3,600 PHONE 0408 954 818

CARAVANS & MOTORHOMES

SELF EMPLOYMENT

TAKEUCHI

Some of the best quality about. Breeding for 35 years. Ready for work, stud and herd.

IDANO HORSE TRANSPORT

CASUAL DOMESTIC HELP required Grafton. Phone: 6643 1513

After 2nd February 2007 no driver can perform long distance work unless in possession of a valid Bluecard within NSW. PHONE: Tursa Employment & Training as part of its suite of OHS 0403 336 336 Training Programs is delivering the nationally recognised qualiÄcation throughout the Northern Rivers and Gold Coast Regions. Community ClassiÄeds

Takeuchi’s huge range of Mini Excavators and light Earthmoving has the job covered.

WANTED

TELEPHONE (02) 9821 2444

TRAINING & TUITION

8Î?SMČ $SFÇ‘UÎ?S έ U̙Ⱥ $Î?ÍĽQBDÓ‚ &YDÇ‘ÓŠÇ‘UÎ?S

HORSES

CONTACT JENNIE GEISLER Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm

TRACTORS & MACHINERY

BLACK BRANGUS BULLS

CARAVANS

TRACKWORK RIDERS & STABLEHANDS

John Hawkes at Crown Lodge, Warwick Farm is looking for a number of experienced trackwork riders & stablehands for his Sydney stables. Accommodation available. Above award wages.

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Affordable waterside living. First release 49 fully serviced allotments SELLING FAST. Build or invest in a modern development in a community that has retained it’s old fashioned values ONLY 2 large absolute waterfront allotments left.

www.raywhiterural.com.au Ref No. TEF10051 Ray White Rural TenterÄeld 02 6736 1136 Libby Sharpe 0429 362 080 Bruce Birch 0428 363 063

Priced from $54,000

Bruce Birch 0428 363 063

284 Rouse St, TenterÄeld NSW, 2372

www.raywhiterural.com.au Ref No. TEF 10109

AUCTION 3RD MARCH ON SITE 11.00AM

VEHICLES FOR SALE EL FALCON 12 mths rego. Dual fuel, ex-taxi 1998 AN-42-SN $4,000 ono 0407 141 250 GRAFTON MAGNA SE WHITE ’96 auto, power windows/ steer, air cond, 12 mths rego, 133,000kms, $4,900 AN-15-TD. 6686 7426 TOYOTA COROLLA HATCH ’05 imac. cond, manual, air, towbar $16,100 ono AC29YV 0429 447 838 or 6657 6065 TOYOTA COROLLA SECA ’01 hatch, spoiler, air con, pwr str, rego 11/07, excel. cond, $12,500, YYV-964, 6663 7260 ah

“Frangipani Beachouse�

62 Main St., Wooli

Strict timeline of Sale

One chance only for this property! Presented in excellent order these two residences are literally on the Pacific Ocean. Downstairs is fully renovated with own kitchen and bathroom and has its own entrances from the beach and the Wooli river and adjoins a neat yard with established gardens. Upstairs instead of the garden has front and rear verandahs overlooking the river and sea, two bedrooms own kitchen and bathroom with the feature being the open living along the Eastern side with nothing but blue and the Solitary Islands to be seen. A double garage is plenty of room for two vehicles undercover. The opportunity and investment potential here is enormous. 1. This sale is on a strict timeline as per vendors instructions. Offers prior to Auction will be accepted. 2. Why not Co-op purchase, perfect for two friends to buy and still be separate, if you thought beachfront was expensive divide it by two. 3. Keep one for yourself and holiday let the other. 4. Mum & Dad to buy, rotate holidays with the kids and grandkids, and still keep your own peace! OR 5. THEY DO NOT MAKE LAND ON THE BEACH LIKE THIS ANYMORE. We welcome your inspection 7 days a week by appointment, could it be your family picking frangipani’s off the beach next summer?

375 North Street, Wooli NSW 2462

Phone: (02) 6649 7000

Email: mail@yfn.com.au Website: www.yfn.com.au

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Sports Roundup with John Campbell Juniors rip it up at Sunshine

Byron Bay’s Stephanie Sallis posted a big round one heat win at the Billabong Pro Junior on the Sunshine Coast. She followed this up with a second placing in round two behind Coffs Harbour surfer Kirra Townsend and was runner up in round three to Ashleigh Smith. Round four saw the end of her run finishing fourth in the line up. Photo Surfing Australia

South East Queensland’s dream run of swell continued on the Sunshine Coast over the weekend. Maroochydore surfer Mitch Coleborn used local knowledge to full effect, defeating Angourie’s Laurie Towner in a decidedly one sided affair to attain his second ever Pro Junior Series victory. The ďŹ nal scores from the ďŹ nal had Coleborn taking the win with 15.33 to Towner’s 6.67. Securing his best result in

an Australasian Junior Series event was Lennox Head hotshot Stuart Kennedy. Kennedy, 17, was a standout performer across the six-day event, defeating ratings leader Jayke Sharp and local star Blake Wilson on his way through to the semis. Facing Towner in the penultimate final, Kennedy started strongly with a 7.50 before being forced to play catch up after Towner notched up a 9.23 ride. The smooth surf-

ing natural footer fought valiantly to post a 7.00 followed by an 8.17 but it wasn’t enough to reel in his breakaway opponent, still left needing an 8.40. ‘I’m really happy with that result, I would have loved to be in the ďŹ nal but well done to Laurie,’ said Kennedy. ‘I just kept calm through the whole event, just concentrated on getting my scores in every heat and it worked out for me.’

Valley mourns loss of Norm Hale In the midst of the busy start to the soccer season, the Brunswick Valley has been rocked by the sad loss of club legend Norm Hale who passed away last week. Norm has been a regular fixture at the club for a number of years and is well known to many players in the Far North Coast competition for his ability to pull off breathtaking saves, despite being well into his sixties. On top of his ability Norm had a deep love of the game and was always there at training, ready to encourage and give the younger players the beneďŹ t of his experience. He will be greatly missed by all at the club. The team is now in full preparation for the 2007 sea-

son, building on last year’s great performances. The super soaraway seconds were desperately unlucky to go out on penalties in last year’s semis following a thrilling encounter against surprise packet Lennox Head. The third and fourth divi-

Football clinic for kids Kids wanting to learn how to play football (formerly known as soccer) can attend clinics to be held at Richards Oval in Lismore from February 22. It will run for six sessions through to March 29. Backed by Football Federation Australia, the Football Anytime initiative is an introductor y program

Local ďŹ rst in Sydney challenge

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Coaching course surfs into Lennox NSW Sport and Recreation has teamed up with SurďŹ ng NSW to offer an accredited Level 1 Surf-Riding Coaching Course in Lennox Head this March. The course will be held at Lake Ainsworth Sport and Recreation Centre on the weekend of March 10 - 11. Spokesman James Roberts said Lennox Head has a world renowned reputation for its right point break and

is one of only two regional venues for next year’s National Coaching Accreditation Scheme (NCAS) throughout NSW. ‘NCAS approved courses are recognised internationally as the standard for surf coaching,’ he said. ‘The course will cover the necessary theory components of the NCAS and the Level 1 Sports SpeciďŹ c requirements of SurďŹ ng Australia.

‘Topics such as basic psychology, surďŹ ng injuries and prevention, physical condition, role of the coach, basic instructional methods and much more will be presented through the program.’ Pre enrolment is essential and interested participants are encouraged to do so early as places are limited. For more information phone 6618 0400 or www. dsr.nsw.gov.au.

Out of 700 official entrants in the 3.5km Australia Day Surfboard Challenge paddle race on Sydney Harbour recently, Byron’s Johanna Way (pictured above) came in first, winning $5000 in the Elite Women’s event for the second year in a row. Local Taylor Miller came in second in the Junior Women (13th female over the line). Taylor’s old pa, Rusty Miller, finished ninth in the over 50s and 40th overall.

SPORTS RESULTS

Kirkland, G Brook, R Barnes, G Pascoe 29 d K Torrens, B Fraser, G Simon, B Harland 26; r/up M Crosthwaite, J Wildschut, G Mathew, G Maloney 20 d P Noakes, P Dietrich, G Jones, G Reynolds 13; M Berger, B Earle, S Prasad 30 d K Gallard, A Pepper, J Dudgeon 13; H Lee, I Whitehall, C Ullrick, R Sullivan 29 d N Strangward, D Taylor Snr., T Barr, J Burrows 12 (cons prize). 17/2 Pennant trial with Condong. Mullumbimby Men 7/2: B Browning, P McDonald, R Philps 20 d B Rose, A Bartlett, R Webb 15; T Trivett, B Coleman, M Brown 22 d G Scott, M Murphy, L Henry 15; F Cornale, P Jones, T Johnson 20 d A Pyzer, R Gray, B Gibson 15; S Purdie, B Moore, F Buckley 28 d L Boyter, R Ford, D Kidby 11; J Estreich, J McKay 21 d A Johnston, D Ottery 14. 10/2 J Estreich, R Philps 30 d D Kidby, M Murphy 12; T Fenwick, R day 22 d C McClymont, P Jones 14. Semi Final 4s: N Lee, P Thompson, S Purdie, B McLymont 19 d T Estreich, R Gray, J McKay, D Hammond 18. Mullumbimby Women 6/2: J Lee, J Kidman, B Croft 28 v S Brown, R Thompson, J Beaumont 20; J Towner, J Graham 24 (winner) v E Jones, G Henry 18. Raffle: J Lee. Ocean Shores Men 5/2 S/S Triples: J Best, B Priest; r/up L Campbell, K McMorrow, T Hawley; Chooks T Larsen, B Elliott, R Rofe; J McGowran, R Tonkin, B Gibson; L Morgan, J I’Anson. 30/1 Twilight Bowls: G Bridgeman, B Whitney, C Lee; r/up L Kelly, M Underwood; Raffle C Voltz, T Larsen. Ocean Shores Women 7/2 Mixed Social: M Moodie, N Russell, M James, B Sprengel; r/up M Franks, M Hosie, W Sprengel. Raffle G Martin. 9/7 Social: M Moodie, M James, B Sprengel; r/up E Hill, B Webb, G Johnston; M

Flesser, J McQuirke, P Campbell. Raffle P Webb. Nomads visit 21/2, names by 19/2. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley BV 5/2 1st gross: C Johnson/P Hems; 1st net: C Timewell/C Blacker; 2nd gross and net: P Keyte/S Easterbrook. BV 10/2 N/S: 1st gross: D Dare/C Johnson; 1st net and 2nd gross: P Keyte/P Webb; 2nd net: J Lipski/J Wright. E/W: 1st gross and net: R Fox/I Homfray; 2nd gross and net: M Sundstrom/F Armstrong. OS 7/2 1st gross: P Quirke/P Webb; 1st net: J Smith/P Witts; 2nd gross and net: J Selleck/B Simons. GOLF Mullumbimby Men 7/2 Single Stroke: A Jordan Brown 59; r/up B Walker 62; S Carey 65 c/b; J Dengate 65; J Brockwell 66 c/b. NTP 5th A Asquith, 9th P Bowles, 12th B Spry, 17th R Graham, 7th K Lawler. 10/2 Bar Staff/4 Person Ambrose: T Morrison, P Schweitzer, S McKenzie, J Matthews (Mug and Chair); r/up C James, B Griffin, G McDonough, A Lumsden (wine coolers); R Cabis, W King, G Childs, W Ferrier (wine coolers). 11/2 Irish 2 Ball: B/B Woolnough 76; r/up E Fox, T Gardiner 76; Bradmans: N Whitney, E Froggatt 35. NTP: 9th men R Lynn, ladies S Slogrove; 12th men J Worthington, ladies E Fox. Ocean Shores Men Mon Ind Stab (medley): A Lind 39; r/up B Edwards 38; S Jones 37; T Martin 37; NTP 3rd J Thomas, 17th G Hannigan. Sat: S Oliver 47; r/up K Beitzel 44; R Skillen 43; J Rayner 42.; CCR 70; NTP 3rd D Flannagan, 6th A Smith, 8th B Pruul, 12th G Jones, 15th G Bullard, 17th D Orlano; pro pin S Oliver. 7/2 4 person Ambrose: G Painter, I Wingad, M Wilsdon, C McGuiness 52 3/8; r/up J Govett, S Alle, G Stuart, G Burgess 55; NTP 3rd P Hibberd, 6th G Beattie, 8th G Painter,

12th B Hogg, 15th C Miller, 17th C Burgess; balls to 57 nett. Ocean Shores Ladies 6/2: div 1 L McGowran 41; r/up J Slater 40; div 2 L Dahl 40; r/up G Thorley 38 c/b; vouchers to 34. Thur Stab: 9 hole Stab P Jander 18; vouchers to 17; 18 hole Stab M Farquhar 40; r/up S Stephenson 39; vouchers to 31 c/b. Sat Stab: Div 1 U Marsh 43; r/up V Loomes 37; NTP div 1 M Broughton; vouchers to 34 c/b. Ocean Shores Vets 8/2 4 pers Amb: J Govett, B Smith, T Dahl, T Carroll 55 1/4; r/up S Jones, J Sullivan, G Chapman, G Cullen 55 3/8; NTP 3rd T Martin, 17th J Price; C’tains pin S Jones; Gorilla award h/c 0/19 B Baxter, 20+ A Redmond; balls to 59 3/8; Scrubbers D Sharp, D Dupen, R Smith, W Keating 61 3/8. RUGBY LEAGUE Mullumbimby Juniors Missed the sign on? Intending 2007 Junior Giants players ring Elsa 6684 2394 or call in to Main Arm Mechanical, Main Arm Rd, Mullumbimby. RUGBY UNION Brunswick Valley Juniors Fri: Sign on 5.30 to 6.30pm Bruns Sports Fields. All games Fri nights. U/8 touch football; U/10 and 12s modified rugby; other age groups U/13, U14, U/16, U/17. Fees $60/player or $100/family. Phone Darryl 0404 991 816. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 14/2 rnd 9 Bus Houses Teams Comp: Canty’s v BB Trophies; S Thompson v M Underwood, T Wood v P Hill, W Ferrier v J Gribble, L Miller v J Nicolson, F King v S Moon. OS Bakery v Bruns Pharmacy; B Trivett v D Bird, I Bissett v M Ottery, C Staff v R Cameron, J Heers v G Kaminski, M

BOWLS Brunswick Heads Men Wed S/S Triples: J Phypers, M Petrou; r/up T Selwood, N Sharp, M Jefferys; B Batson, D Wyborn, E O’Donnell. Sat Major Pairs Trophy: C Marshall, B Montgomery; r/up R Carbines, J Forrest; J Ritchie, V Caldwell. Sun 2 Bowl Pairs: C Pearce, P Solomon; r/up J Woods, M Jefferys; E Beddoes, M Caldwell; Louies Prize F Parkes, J Lawlor. Major Pairs: J Ritchie, V Caldwell d M Hardy, M Hogan; S Lumsden, B McClelland d R Carbines, J Forrest; N Sharp, M Danswan d G/W Weston. Sat Pennant trial v East Lismore No 1 and 2. Bus leaves 11.30am. Byron Bay Men Tue Fred’s Singles: M Barry; r/up A Everingham. Wed Social triples winners: R Orth, J Brooker, H Simmons. Thur S/S pairs: R Harris, D de Wit; r/up P Boyd, P Snow. Sat: K Gillespie, P Boyd, J Wright; r/up L Daley, H Simmons. 17/2 Pennant Trials: No 2 at Alstonville, No 6 at home. Byron Bay Women 6/2 Social trophy: H Roberts, R McKenzie, G Simmons, L Earea. Tue practise for Pennants on Thur at Cabarita. 20/2 C’tee Meet after bowls. Lennox Head Men 6/2 S/S Triples: B Jensen, M Knott, G Pascoe 25 d K Torrens, L Chaseling, B Harrington 23; r/up B Murray, N Strangward, B Earle 22 d B Lynch, M Pappas, N Cremin 15; J Swain, B Perkins, M Daley 25 d P Cawley, J Lowrey, T Kidd 17 (cons prize). 7/2 T’light Pairs: B Schweitzer, G Simon 18 d P Dietrich, G Maloney 14; r/up R Adams, B Potts 17 d G Hayes, J Wildschut 11. 9/2 Mixed Pairs: J/R Heffernan 22 d G Moore, D Adams 20; r/up F Patterson, P Wilson 31 d L Fieldman 13. 10/2 Sponsors Apprec Day: R

sion sides also made the semis and are looking to improve again this year. Training has started on Tuesday and Thursday nights at Pine Ave, Mullumbimby from 6pm. Coach Matt Woods is inviting all former and new players to attend training.

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Bangalow rugby seeks more juniors Bangalow Rugby Club held the ďŹ rst of two sign-on days for junior rugby recently. The club, which has successfully won and defended the Village Comp premiership in 2005/2006 is looking to expand the senior club to include a number of junior teams. The first sign-on saw a lot of interest in the 12-15 years age groups, and the club is confident that by the official zone sign-on date on February 23 it will be in a position to nominate at least two junior sides. Training for juniors has commenced, and will be held every Wednesday at the Bangalow recreation ďŹ elds at 5pm for one hour. The club says it has a great panel of coaching staff available, and will be looking to hold some development days before the season proper.

Brunswick Nippers mob John Waterhouse from Mallams in response to the supermarket’s move to donate a percentage of shopper dockets to the junior surf lifesaving club. Photo Eve Jeffery

Brunswick Nippers Club are hoping local shoppers will be spending up big in March. Mallams Supermarket has pledged to donate a percentage of the value of all shopper dockets dropped into the Brunswick Nippers box at

the Mullumbimby store until the end of next month. Over 100 budding surf lifesavers train each week at the Brunswick Heads Club, which means a constant demand for surf and safety equipment, none of which

comes cheap. ‘The club would like to thank John Waterhouse from Mallams for his generosity which is particularly welcomed as 2007 celebrates 100 years of surf lifesaving,’ said Michele Dennis.

The ofďŹ cial zone Juniors sign-on will be held at 6pm on Friday February 23 in the hall at the Bangalow Bowling and Sports Club. Supper and drinks for the kids will be available, as will an information session for anyone wishing to know more. The senior side will hold its sign-on the following

day, with a game of mufti bowls, grog, and a spit from 2pm at the same venue. All players and members will be welcome. Remember, it’s a World Cup Year, a great time to be involved in Rugby. Enquiries for Seniors ph Grant O’Neill 0410 574 661, for Juniors to John Hudson 0401 609 135.

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Bay and Unite Clothing for their help. For more info contact The club is up and running Inverted on 6680 7100. again and the ďŹ rst meeting and surf will be on Sunday Byron Bay February 25 at 7am at Boardriders Lighthouse Beach Lookout, The Jim Beam Surf Tag Ballina. All divisions catered Series is on this weekend at for. Membership forms and the Gold Coast. Please fees need to be completed come and support your on the day. team. Enquiries phone Kell Thanks to Inverted Byron 0402 813 958.

Luncheon with Wallabies in Wollongbar Rugby enthusiasts can catch up with former Wallaby Dan Crowley and cur rent Wallaby and Queensland Reds fullback Chris Lathem in Wollongbar next month. The Wollongbar Alstonville Rugby Union Club will be staging the first

official Rugby Luncheon at the Pioneer Tavern, Wollongbar on Friday March 2. All money raised on the day will go towards clubhouse extensions. Club president Jim Fuggle said he was elated to attract both Dan and Chris

and hopes the rugby fraternity will support the event. Bookings can be made at the Pioneer Tavern on 6628 1848 but be warned that numbers are limited. For more information call Howard Atkinson on 0434 583 864.

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One Of Byron’s Best Kept Secrets Secluded home close to town centre and fabulous golden beaches. Beautiful, designer built, spacious home with 4 bedrooms, a very special office and a pool to die for. 2 bathrooms with a large open plan living area and a modern stainless steel kitchen. Add a double garage and this is a must for the large family looking for something unique or professionals with taste. Exceptionally beautiful and peaceful verandahs. Feels like being in the rainforest. $975,000 Contact owner direct on 0266 840 088. For more information & photos go to www.oraracourt.com

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828 Federal Road, Federal. Open House Saturday 1-2pm. With location & position, this exceptional property is on the edge of Federal Village. Approximately 37 easterly facing acres with fantastic elevated outlook, a comfortable 3 bedroom home amongst beautifully landscaped gardens with a separate studio and ample shedding. A fantastic acreage block to build your dream home and have great guest accommodation or simply move in as is. $749,000 Contact Scott McKenzie 0428 291 340.

Mullumbimby Federation classic 4 bedroom home on a large 809sqm block on 2 titles with lush sub tropical gardens in the best part of town. Many original features including timber floors, high ceilings, timber lined internal walls, unique decorative timberwork, new cedar windows and doors which add to the home’s graceful original charm. Gourmet kitchen, very large bedrooms, open plan living area and wide covered verandahs. Also included is a separate one bedroom studio with shower toilet and spare room and own access off rear lane. Several timber garden decks and walkways plus a luxurious jacuzzi with gazebo. The gardens offer extraordinary privacy and complement this beautiful home. $689,000. Contact Chincogan Real Estate 0266 843 300 for further details and inspections.

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FAMILY OASIS IN BANGALOW This delightfully-presented contemporary rendered brick home is set in a wellestablished garden & is designed for a low maintenance lifestyle. The home has a light & airy interior & is ready for a new family. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 4th bedroom/ study, 2 bathrooms, spacious lounge room & a recently refurbished kitchen. Paved covered entertaining area perfect for outdoor living which is complimented by the easy care landscaped gardens. Complete with reverse cycle air- con, double garage with int. access, timber blinds & down lights. Situated on an 859m2 block (approx) this Æve year old (approx) home is within an easy walk to Bangalow village.

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9 Parrot Tree Place, Bangalow

PEACEFUL & PRIVATE – A BYRON JEWEL Tucked away in the Byron Hinterland, this perfect piece of paradise includes a 3 bedroom home, expansive valley views, creek frontage and abundant wildlife, all located at the end of a sealed driveway. This immaculate home is nestled amongst 9.7 parklike acres with access to beautiful Coopers Creek, where you can enjoy a swim in your private waterhole or a picnic beside running water. The home has open plan living and dining areas. Relax in the sunroom or snuggle up by the Æreplace; take in the view from the covered timber verandah, which is also perfect for Al Fresco dining. The large two bay shed is ideal for the home hobbyist, with a workshop and separate toilet and shower facilities. If you’re looking for tranquillity, privacy and lush gardens, this property is a priority for inspection.

316 Kings Road, Federal

OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm AUCTION March 15 SALES AGENT Mark Kinneally 0429 868 001 Sarah Baber 0418 742 514 WEBSITE PID 252644

VENDOR SAYS LET IT GO - 99 ACRES VACANT LAND This 99 acres of frost free red soil has been meticulously cleared ready for the planting of approx. 4000 Macadamia trees or other rural pursuits you may have in mind. One of the last large vacant blocks in the beautiful hinterland just 30 mins from Byron Bay, it has breathtaking views and looking out over the rolling green hills in the misty sunrise is a treat. Choose one of the many ideal home sites, either overlooking the 2 megalitre dam where the horses like to graze or lower near the meandering creek with pockets of rainforest. The hard work’s been done!

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Lot 6 Jarrets Road, Goonengerry

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Federation home with modern Ænish X Leafy outlook & views to Bangalow Hills X Wrap around verandah & covered deck area X Easy stroll to Bangalow

Contemporary solar powered home X 29 acres with organic coffee plantation X Open plan with generous entertaining areas X Views from every room

MagniÆcent elevated views north X 5 mins from Byron Bay X Room for potential on 5 acres X 4 bed + sunroom X Water license X Large shed

OPEN HOUSE Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm ADDRESS 15-17 Granuaille Road, Bangalow SALES AGENT Simon Thomas 0418 223 160 AUCTION March 15 WEBSITE ID 255312

OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm ADDRESS 407 Fernleigh Rd, Fernleigh SALES AGENT Simon Thomas 0418 223 160 AUCTION March 15 WEBSITE ID 253267

OPEN HOUSE Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm ADDRESS 30 Kennedys Lane, Ewingsdale OFFERS OVER $695,000 WEBSITE ID 248883

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SALES AGENT Terri Williamson 0421 061 502

MAJESTIC 1910 HOME Charm of yesteryear X 29.4 acres (approx) X 4 B/R, 3 bath X Wide timber verandahs X French doors, polished timber Çoors X Beautiful views

INSPECTION By Appointment ADDRESS 92 Coopers Creek Rd, Repentance Ck SALES AGENT Mark Castle 0418 971 826 FOR SALE $1,250,000 WEBSITE ID 243556

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BYRON BAY RESIDENTIAL

Prestons Lane – Byron’s Secret

$897,000

• One level acre capturing Mount Warning, Mount Chincogan and ocean views • Passive solar design plus studio • 4 double bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, organic gardens, town water, 55,000 litre water tank • 10 minutes to Byron, 10 mins to Mullumbimby

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Direct Access to Byron Golf Course $389,000

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• Fabulous family home located in one of the area’s best streets • Set on a park-like 945 square metres with established tropical gardens • 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 living areas, double LUG • Main bedroom, lounge & family room face north • Huge child-friendly level backyard ideal for a pool • Near end of cul-de-sac gives privacy

Excellent condition In complex of 8 units Located in the ‘Fairways’ complex 2 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Very private north facing courtyard Freshly painted, new carpet throughout A great investment or retirement destination

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

Byron Design Works

$350,000

• Successful business established in 1993 • Fantastic reputation for locally crafted contemporary & imported furniture created from recycled timbers • Widest choice of furniture & homewares in Byron Bay, car parking for around 12 cars • Products for 'relaxed living' for a growing market • Easy to run, potential for further expansion David Gordon 0418 856 222

Million Dollar Views

$998,000

• Stunning views from east to west, ocean to mountains • Large home with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms • Huge double garage with workshop • Quiet and convenient position, walk to beach • Entertain your friends in the 8-person spa! • Motivated vendors looking for offers

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• Great times had in this large family home • Large open plan living, modern entertaining kitchen, dining & formal lounge • Almost ¼ acre corner block, giving loads of space around the pool • 4 generous sized bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms • Easy bike ride to shops and beach

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1,050sqm block in popular street Walking distance to shops and restaurants Timber floors, wide verandahs, high ceilings 3 extra large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Vendor liquidating asset

Tucked Away in Bangalow

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

$495,000

• Capturing the wonderful rolling hills of Bangalow • Well constructed family home with 3 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms located in cul-desac, adjoining children’s park • Walking distance to Bangalow’s mix of galleries, antique & specialty shops • North facing back patio, established gardens 21 Ivory Curl Place, Bangalow

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• Gorgeous 2 1/2 acre parcel of land bordered by a creek and with numerous fruit trees including limes, oranges & avocados • Large family home with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, north-facing courtyard and wraparound verandahs • Spacious living/dining area with open fire place

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• Walk to town and beach from this neat and tidy original Byron house • All the rooms are spacious with an large kitchen • Fully fenced yard with easy care garden • 3 large bedrooms plus sleepout, timber floors • Vendors liquidating their investment

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• Iconic Byron Bay business with 59 year history of being patronised by the locals and an outstanding reputation as one of the most popular takeaway shops • Ideal main road position, extraordinary amount of passing traffic • Perfect family orientated business

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• Saturius has earned its fabulous reputation in the Byron Shire by supplying fine handmade jewellery to local, national and international clients • Centrally located in Lawson St in Byron CBD • New 3x3 year lease in place • Opportunity to change your lifestyle today!

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Designer Home + Music Studio

$570.000

• Quiet designer home in cul-de-sac with beautiful wooden verandah • 3 Bed + Office + huge soundproofed musician's recording studio / rumpus room • Automatic double garage with separate outside room currently rented at $150 • 10 mins walk to secluded beach nth of Belongil, 5 mins to supermarket, 3 km to Byron P.O. • Backs onto small reserve Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494

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Stylish Beachside Townhouse

$459,000

• The timber floors, open plan living and awesome garden setting make this property a unique and stylish proposition. • 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 lock up garage • Freestanding two storey amongst tropical gardens • Short walk to beautiful Tallows and the shops

Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494

Coorabell Sanctuary with Stunning Ocean Views

$1.3M

• Magical home with fabulous ocean views forever • On 7 acres in a quiet lane, privacy assured • Absolute sanctuary for those who require total solitude yet only 12 mins to Byron Bay township • Comprising a 3 bed home & 2 sep studios, represents extraordinary value

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

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Real Estate 15 Lawson Street, Byron Bay

Phone: (02) 6685 8466

Beachfront home in fantastic location • Open and elevated timber pavilion-style beach house • 733 sqm block with direct beach access to spectacular Tallow Beach • Located at the quiet, north end of prestigious Alcorn Street • Three bedrooms with cathedral ceilings • Spacious and open living/kitchen area with large walk-in pantry • Two decks – one is east-facing, overlooking the gardens • Surrounded by native bushland, undisturbed by neighbours and traffic

AUCTION Address 7 Alcorn St, Suffolk Park Open Thursdays at 5-5.30pm House and Saturdays at 1.30-2pm Auction On-site Saturday 10 March at 1.00 pm Contact Ian Daniels on 0427 443 227

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this two-level northfacing penthouse apartment stands quite unique. With 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms & 3 balconies this apartment is close to everything you need to enjoy the magic of Byron. Constantly let and fully-furnished, the penthouse features include TV, video and stereo, beds to sleep six, spa in the major bathroom, double remote controlled garage, BBQ and balcony furniture. A short walk to the Pass Café and lighthouse or take a leisurely 5 min. stroll to the shops and restaurants in town. Summary of annual earnings is available. Price guide from $1.2M. AUCTION 2/96 Lawson St, Byron Bay. Auction onsite March 24. Contact Scott on 0412 296 872.

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The Myocum Coffee Farm

Beautiful classic Byron home

Spectacular views over nat. park/ocean/lighthouse Unique home, master builder 4 bed/2 bath, high ceilings, open plan Timber and tiled floors, large pool, DLUG

Furnished studio unit in Byron Central Apts Perfect in town location minutes from Main Beach Pool, parking, on-site management Good return on figures

30 acres, 4,000 mature coffee plants Grow coffee known as Myocum Coffee 3 bed, 1930’s farm cottage Alternative building site

2 bed + study, 2 bath, main bed w/ensuite High ceilings, original timber floors Spacious rooms, beautiful timber features Large and private undercover deck

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3 beds, 2 full baths + powder room Top quality finishes & fixtures Includes in-ground pool & pavilion Just 8 minutes walk from Main Beach

Rendered brick with spacious living areas 4 beds, 2 baths, tiled floors throughout the home N-facing backyard with large saltwater pool Quiet street, large DLUG

Contemporary dual-key holiday unit 2 studio apartments on 1 title Fully furnished, 2 bath, 2 balconies Beach access, close to town, safe parking

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Something Different OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Elders Bangalow p49 • 316 Kings Road, Federal. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 9 Parrot Tree Place, Bangalow. Sat 1-1.30pm • Lot 6 Jarrets Rd, Goonengerry. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 15-17 Granuaille Rd, Bangalow. Sat 1-1.30pm. • 407 Fernleigh Rd, Fernleigh. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 30 Kennedys Lane, Ewingsdale. Sat 1-1.30pm. Bangalow Real Estate p49 • 828 Federal Road, Federal. Sat 1-2pm. Elders Byron Bay p50 • 4 Keith Street, Bangalow. Sat 2-2.45pm. • 21 Ivory Curl Place, Bangalow. Sat 3-3.45pm Scott Harvey Real Estate p51 • Rosebank. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 420 Friday Hut Rd, Brooklet. Sat 12.30-1pm. Byron Bay First National p52 • 7 Alcorn Street, Suffolk Park. Thu 5-5.30pm & Sat 1.30-2pm. • 2/22 Bay Street, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 7 Hoop Pine L, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am-12pm. Red Rose Realty p52 • 4/7 Oceanside Place, Suffolk Park. Sat10.30-11.30am. • 2/37 Childe St, Belongil Beach. Sat 12-1pm. • 16 Bilin Rd, Myocum. Sat1.30-2.30pm. • 101 Station St, Mullumbimby. Sat3-4pm. Elders Bangalow p53 • 828 Federal Road, Federal. Sat 1-2pm. LJHooker Byron Bay p54 • 27 Beachcomber Drive, Byron Bay. Sat 11am. • “Seadrift” 6-8 Browning Street, Byron Bay. Sat & Sun 12pm. • 10 “Calinda Sol” 9 Massinger Street, Byron Bay. Sat 1pm. • 5 Hayter Street, Suffolk Park. Sat & Sun 2pm. • 3 Bryce Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 3pm. • 5 Korau Place, Suffolk Park.Sun 11am. • Units 13 & 14 “Oasis” 24 Scott Street, Byron Bay. Sun 1pm. LJ Hooker Brunswick Heads p55 • 47 Elizabeth Avenue, South Golden Beach. Sat 1-2pm. • 4 Natan Ct, South Golden Beach. Sat 12-1pm. • 24 River St, New Brighton. Sat 11am-12pm. • 92 Balemo Drive, Ocean Shores. Sat 12-1pm. • 13 Peter St, South Golden Beach. Sat 1-2pm.

AUCTIONS Elders Bangalow p49 • 316 Kings Road, Federal. AUCTION March 15. Inspect Sat 12-12.30pm. • 9 Parrot Tree Place, Bangalow. AUCTION March 15. Inspect Sat 1-1.30pm • Lot 6 Jarrets Road, Goonengerry. AUCTION March 15. Inspect Sat 12-12.30pm. • 15-17 Granuaille Road, Bangalow. AUCTION March 15. Inspect Sat 1-1.30pm. • 407 Fernleigh Road, Fernleigh. AUCTION March 15. Inspect Sat 12-12.30pm. Scott Harvey Real Estate p51 • Rosebank. AUCTION onsite Feb 24. Inspect Sat 12-12.45pm. • 2/96 Lawson St, Byron Bay. AUCTION onsite March 24. • Lot 311 Crosbys Lane (southern end of Fernleigh Rd), Tintenbar. AUCTION onsite March 31. • 420 Friday Hut Road, Brooklet. AUCTION onsite March 24. Inspect Sat 12.30-1pm. Byron Bay First National p51 • 7 Alcorn Street, Byron Bay. AUCTION 1pm onsite Sat March 10. Inspect Thu 5-5.30pm & Sat 1.30-2pm. Byron Bay First National p52 • 7 Alcorn Street, Suffolk Park. AUCTION 1pm onsite Sat March 10. • 7 Hoop Pine Lane, Suffolk Park. AUCTION 12pm onsite Sat March 17. • 42-44 Jonson Street. AUCTION 11am onsite Sat March 24. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p54 • 27 Beachcomber Drive, Byron Bay. AUCTION 12pm onsite Saturday Feb 24. Inspect Sat 11am. • Lot 4 Broken Head Road, Broken Head. AUCTION 11am onsite Saturday Feb 24. Sean Kenny Real Estate p55 • 112 Dalley St, Mullumbimby. Auction 11am onsite March 11th.

Broken Head beach exclusive This residence can only be described as being in an exclusive beachside enclave. With only a small number of houses in this area, it is very rare that anything ever becomes available. The artist inspired residence is one of only two or three that offer magnificent north facing ocean views. Prices in this vicinity have been steadily rising and will continue to do so because there is no more land available. There is a world renowned right hand point break, as well as some of the worlds most beautiful beaches located in the Broken Head Nature Reserve. The residence offers a double carport, 3-4 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, fireplace and a roof top deck. Originally designed by a world travelled local artist and her husband, this home oozes character and charm. For sale at $2,500,000 through Neil Cameron at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay on 0419 274 798 or 02 6685 7300.

In the lap of luxury Recently completed 2 storey, 3 to 4 bedroom home with quality appointments. The large tiled open plan living area opens to a magnificent resort-style pool with lap pool, extensive decking, landscaping, and covered outdoor entertaining area. A separate formal lounge room downstairs and 2 more double bedrooms plus study/4th bedroom and main bathroom with spa. The private master bedroom/ parents retreat with ensuite, walk-in-robe and balcony is located upstairs. A beautiful and comfortable home ideal for entertaining or otherwise just relaxing peacefully in your own luxurious surrounds – however, if you do go out it is only a short walk or cycle ride to the local pre and primary schools and beach at South Golden. Asking price $675,000. Contact Will Sorrell at Elders Real Estate New Brighton/Ocean Shores for an inspection on 6680 1594 or 0417 653 312. Website: www.eldersnewbrighton.com.au

A fantastic find 828 Federal Road Federal. Open House Saturday 1.00 – 2.00pm With location and position, this exceptional property is on the edge of Federal Village. It boasts approximately 37 easterly facing acres with fantastic elevated outlook, a comfortable three bedroom home amongst beautifully landscaped gardens, a separate studio and ample shedding. This is a fantastic acreage block on which to build your dream home and have great guest accommodation, or simply move in as is. For sale at $749,000. Contact Scott McKenzie at Elders Bangalow on 0428 291 340

The very best of both worlds 15-17 Granuaille Rd, Bangalow. Auction on 15th March 2007. In one of the most desirable villages in the Northern Rivers is this quality Bangalow home. Tastefully renovated to blend quality Federation features with a splash of modern flair. Enjoy the breezes from the covered deck area whilst overlooking the Bangalow hills or cook up a storm in the modern kitchen using the modern stainless steel appliances. The open plan living/dining area & sitting room is the perfect place to sit back & relax. Features include 3 bedrooms plus sleep-out/study area, renovated bathroom, timber floors, high ceilings, timber framed doors & windows and wide entrance hallway. The 6ft front fence offers privacy from the street and it is surrounded by an established leafy and spacious yard. Contact Simon Thomas 0418 223 160 or 6687 1500 at Elders Bangalow. www.eldersbangalow.com.au PID 255312

Peaceful palace Surrounded by a reserve this pavilion style abode offers comfort, privacy and style. Architect designed, this fantastic home has spacious living and assimilates into the stunning surrounding natural environment. High raked ceilings, spotted gum timber flooring and an adjoining large covered verandah are the main features of the open plan living. There are three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a master chefs kitchen and additional covered verandahs off all three bedrooms. This property is almost half an acre, it meets a tranquil waterway and has relaxing views to the nature reserve beyond. Within 10 minutes walk to the surf, enjoy the comforts of your own private peaceful resort. For information or an inspection contact Mark Lycos at Elders Real Estate New Brighton/ Ocean Shores on 6680 1594 or 0438 680 250. Website: www.eldersnewbrighton.com.au

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

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Beachside New Brighton Fully renovated beach house in sought after leafy location opposite a park and very close to beach, river, café, shop and transport. Situated on a large block with established gardens, the house has three bedrooms, two bathrooms with an open plan kitchen/ dining/ lounge room area leading onto large covered verandahs. A must to inspect. 1 Ocean Avenue, New Brighton. $830,000. Phone owner 0418 878978.

$ 830,000

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Spectacular Views

Spectacular secluded mountain retreat! 300 metres above sea level. Prestigious Tomewin Mountain Road, 15 minute drive to Murwillumbah or Currumbin Beach, Coolangatta airport and major shops. Six master built interconnected pavilions, imported thatch roofing, hand cut imported sandstone throughout, authentic Asian temple style. Five huge bedrooms all with ensuites, huge commercial kitchen. Huge pool and outside entertainment areas, world class gardens, water features, massive infrastructure. Set on ten acres visually stunning. For sale fully-furnished with spectacular artwork included. P.O.A. Inspect by appointment only. Phone Luke Johnston 0414 339 907.

Approved Tourist Facility – Evans Head

Three dwellings, all council approved, on 6.8 acres of beautiful useable land! Only 10mins to Byron and Mullum, and 5mins to the beach!!! One house is brick and tile with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, huge verandah and double garage. There are also two spacious, open-plan cottages with polished wooden floors and truly generous verandahs with fantastic north-east facing rural views. This property also has a seasonl creek, bore, and rainwater tanks. This unique property is for private sale for $815,000. Contact Georg or Georgia for further information on 6684 8046.

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For The Visionaire With Capital... This executive residence, commissioned by Admiral Frazer was and still is ahead of its time – offering open plan living areas, ample bedrooms and car accommodation and stunning ocean views, all within minutes from shopping, a champion golf course, river, beach and 15 minutes from Byron Bay. Utilising the plans and drawings for an additional story (DA ‘01) you will capture 360º ocean and hinterland views and turn this unique property into a $1.5m residence with a difference. Do not attempt to assess this property without having seen it from the inside and having experienced this prime location with white-water views. Offers under $880k are welcome www.lifestyle-property.net 0432 302 548. $880,000.

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This approved prestigious Evans Head Resort Development has superb amenities and excellent investment opportunities. Unique to Evans Head’s subtropical village by the sea surrounded by National Parks and the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean. Features include pool, spa & sauna, fully furnished, security parking, on-site manager, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom units and are located just near the town centre. $2,200,000. Contact Tony Farrell on 0417 212 692 at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay; or Brian O’Farrell on 0428 661 400 at L.J.Hooker Evans Head.

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Two separate two bedroom houses on twelve acres exactly like a national park. 300 metres above sea level. Prestigious Tomewin Mountain Road, 15 minute drive to Murwillumbah or Currumbin Beach, Coolangatta airport and major shops. One pole style home, two bedrooms, opens to huge pool and entertainment area. One luxury two bedroom home, elevated slab style with massive observation deck and thatch roof, ducted air, gourmet kitchen, formal dining, custom interior. Property is a former coffee plantation and has a series of interconnected usable sections and huge dam, surrounded by world class gardens, rock pathways, majestic trees, waterfall, huge infrastructure. $1,599,000. Inspect by appointment only, phone Luke Johnston 0414 339 907.

Green Frog Farm 568 Myocum Rd, Myocum. Looking for coastal acreage? Ten minutes from the rush of Byron Bay, this three bedroom home is on a fantastic property and all can be forgotten as you enter down the treed driveway while taking in the hinterland surrounds. The property consists of 20 useable acres which has been split up into four paddocks, all of which are fully fenced and have been well maintained.The huge machinery shed is ideal for the tradesman or just the budding handyman. The home itself has just had a makeover and is very comfortable, while the new deck that surrounds the house is a great spot to sit. Contact Glen Irwin on 0418 604 080 or Peter Yopp on 0411 837 330 or 02 6685 7300 at Byron Bay L.J. Hooker Byron Bay. Offers over $720,000.

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47 Elizabeth Avenue, South Golden Beach. Open For Inspection Saturday 1pm til 2pm. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure an affordable four bedroom, two bathroom canal frontage home. Designed for effortless indoor/outdoor entertaining this impeccably appointed residence embraces a carefree coastal lifestyle. Ideally landscaped gardens (low maintenance). The home has a great sense of privacy and is a must to inspect. Contact L.J.Hooker Brunswick Heads 02 6685 0177.

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112 Dalley St, Mullumbimby. Auction 11am onsite March 11th. Very rare chance to own a 1112sqm, 2 storey block in the premier street in Mullum. On the same road as the post office, police station, court, R.S.L, both motels, hotel and many shops. It contains 2 first floor apartments, a huge mechanical garage, toilet block, two garages facing the main street, rear lane access, plus D.A. approved for two shops, plenty of parking. A unique chance to get in on the ground floor with an established land mark property already producing income. This is the only property of its type available in the whole of Byron Shire. Fabulous opportunity not to be missed! Sean Kenny Real Estate, 79 Burringbar St, Mullumbimby. 6684 2200.

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