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Mayor praises hall upgrade

Lean and posey, like a ferret, Mungo gets the Archibald treatment from 30 artists as part of FEHVA at the A and I Hall in Bangalow. Here Camilla Connolly layers oil onto her piece while Ariel Schlesinger’s blue Mungo looks on. The Mungo portrait prize is sponsored by the Byron Bay Writers Festival. See another political portrait on back page. Photo Jeff ‘Portrait of the Photographer as an Avid Onlooker’ Dawson

Warm start to week of art FEHVA FEHVA lived up to its name on the weekend, warming body and soul of over 200 people at the A &I Hall for the opening concert on Sunday night, launching a week of conversations, studio tours, and discus-

sions about all things artistic. Grace Knight and the Buttery Choir had people singing in the aisles. Over 80 artworks from the region’s ďŹ nest lit up the beautifully restored hall.

Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe and Bernard Ollis, head of the National Art School, will be adding to the works up for the auction this Thursday. Panel discussions on June 30 and

July 1 cost from as little as $16 to attend, with an Indigenous arts session on Sunday July 1 the last but by no means the least event. For FEHVA tickets call Barebones Artspace on 66871 623.

Peace and war games continue with local presence Lou Beaumont The Peace Convergence protests opposing the Talisman Saber war games continue in the Shoalwater region. The peak of the peaceful rally occurred last weekend which uncoincidentally was when the bombing began in the area. Protesters gathered from around Australia and overseas (including Iraq), with large contingencies from the local area affected directly by the military exercise, many from Byron Shire and the Northern Rivers region, Sydney and Melbourne. A number of arrests were made despite the protest actions being

predominantly peaceful. Police acted in a non-threatening and unaggressive manner but at least ten people were taken to the station for processing. Objections to the war games were made by people by entering the military base to sit down, or camp or get naked and make love not war in protest of the imminent actions by the US and Australian military. A group of seven, including a staunch grandmother devoted to the cause, managed to elude arrest for ďŹ ve days within the base, giving themselves up after days of attempting to halt exercises with their presence.

Despite Rockhampton recording the coldest temperatures on record, protesters persisted and every day saw them at the entrance gates of the military training base unwavered by police road blocks meaning a 10km walk was necessary to get there. Police were cooperative to the protesters cause too, with road blocks set up to allow a peaceful march, organised by SWAG (Shoalwater Wilderness Awareness Group) to take place. About 500 people were observed to take part in this march through the community of Yeppoon. A speaker’s soapbox was held at the local town hall on Friday June

22 with twelve seminars including visitors Fanai Castro from Guam, and Terri Keko’olani and Leimaile Quitevis, both from Hawai’i, who spoke of the detrimental impact US war games have had on their communities both socially and environmentally. They were in Shoalwater Bay to issue strong warnings to Australians against letting the US into Australia and afďŹ liating with them. A peace concert was held the following evening. To keep up to date, visit www. peaceconvergence.com and www. shoalwaterbay.org. The Echo will run a further article next week.

Byron Shire Mayor Jan Barham has praised those involved in the new backstage additions to the Bangalow A&I Hall. ‘The voluntary committee that manages the A & I Hall have done a magniďŹ cent job and achieved a great result with the new backstage upgrade,’ said Cr Barham. ‘The new works are practical in design and will be efficient in operation. I particularly like the way it blends in with the heritage nature of the existing hall. It is a wonderful example of the community working in a very positive way, with the assistance of Council. ‘Council has committed in excess of $150,000 in recent years to the upgrade of the A & I Hall, including works on the backstage area. The backstage area was demolished in the early nineties due to white ant infestation making it unsafe. ‘I endorse the observations of Jill Eddington, Chief Executive OfďŹ cer of Arts Northern Rivers, who performed the ofďŹ cial opening. Jill spoke about the importance of public spaces in building and strengthening communities. ‘She also correctly identiďŹ ed that these important additions to the A & I Hall make it a truly unique cultural centre for Bangalow, Byron Shire and the region. ‘I would like to congratulate heritage architect Don Osborne and master builder Glen Parrington on a very professional outcome. My thanks to the A & I Hall Committee of Management, ably led by Sue Holm, for planning and oversighting this project and to hall manager Michael Malloy, who now has the task of making it work in a practical way for community events, festivals, concerts and the variety of other activities which call the A & I Hall home. ‘I also would like to congratulate Cr Ray Kestle who has worked with the committee and raised the issue in Council.’

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Local schools get involved in NAIDOC Primary school students throughout Byron Shire have been honing their artistic talents as part of this year’s National Aboriginal and Islander Day of Celebration (NAIDOC). NPWS Ranger and Arakwal Aboriginal Community member Nigel Stewart said schools in the Byron Shire are always active participants in NAIDOC activities which are jointly run by the Arakwal Aboriginal Corporation and the Department of Environment and Climate Change. ‘This year over 200 entries from seven schools took part in the T-shirt design competition. Schools were asked to design a T-shirt based on the theme Our Future,’ Mr Stewart said. ‘There were some fantastic entries sent in. ‘On behalf of all involved I would like to congratulate by Byron Community School Year 4 student April Evans on her winning entry. I would also like to thank all those

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other students who participated.’ The Arakwal Corporation and DECC will be running further NAIDOC activities during the school holidays. An Aboriginal Cultural

Awareness Day will be held in Apex Park, next to the Byron Bay surf club on Thursday July 12, 10.30am2.30pm. This free community event will include Aboriginal dance and music per-

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Free energy audits for 30 households Up to 30 households in Byron Shire will be offered a free home energy audit by the North Coast Climate Action Group (NCCAG) with community grant funding from NRMA Insurance. The energy audit will help you identify equipment and areas of you household where good or signiďŹ cant savings can be made. The assessor will conduct an initial inspection looking

at function and design aspects of your home and then return one week later with a comprehensive report and recommendations for electricity and dollar savings. ‘With power bills about to rise by 20% we are keen to offer a majority of the free audits to people with alreadyhigh power bills, particularly those who are struggling ďŹ nancially – people spending

around $350 or more a quarter or $120 per month,’ said Gayle Russell, convenor, NCCAG. Local comedian and The Echo’s entertainment editor Mandy Nolan is the ďŹ rst to put her hand up for an audit. She is keen to ďŹ nd out how she and her family can reduce their greenhouse gas emissions while saving money. Mullumbimby woman Nina Bishop will conduct the

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Dog owners using Brunswick Heads Dog Exercise Area are reminded that the exercise area extends for 400m south of the Surf Life Saving Club and does not include any area adjacent to Tyagarah Nature Reserve. Cape Byron Marine Park Manager Andrew Page said

that this has been the situation for more than 12 months since the commencement of the Cape Byron Marine Park Zoning Plan in May 2006. ‘Beach areas adjacent to Tyagarah Nature Reserve are not available as it is an offence to bring domesti-

cated animals onto tidal areas in the Marine Park which are adjacent to nature reserves or national parks. ‘Dog owners can however continue to exercise their dogs along the full extent (7.2km) of the other three dog exercise areas that are within the boundaries of the

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Cyclists and pedestrians gathered at Ewingsdale Road last Friday at 1pm at the site of the road crossing where local cyclist Brian Brummell was fatally injured in June this year. Organisers said the protest was ‘both a wake to mourn the lives of people and animals lost and injured on Ewingsdale Road and as a silent protest against the apparently careless attitude of the RTA, NSW Road Minister and Byron Council who have failed to act on numerous requests by community groups such as the Byron Shire Bicycle Users Group, Ewingsdale Progress Association, Sunrise Residents Association and the Byron Residents and Ratepayers Association to lower speed. ‘These groups have written many letters to and had meetings with Council and

the RTA to request that they lower the speed limits and create safer bike and pedestrian pathways on Ewingsdale Road.’ Bernard Grinberg, spokesperson for the Byron Shire Bicycle Users Group, said, ‘Every day and night cyclists and pedestrians, especially those with children and even car drivers play Ewingsdale Road roulette. There are numerous safety problems with Ewingsdale Road, including the crossing refuge just west of Belongil Creek bridge. ‘Over the years, residents have repeatedly reported to Council and Police numerous near misses by cars as they endeavour to cross Byron Bay’s busiest road, which carries up to 17,000 car movements a day travelling at speeds of 80 kph or more, especially at the site of the pedestrian crossing ref-

uge. The 100kph sections are also very dangerous, especially around the McGettigans and Quarry Lane intersections. ‘If you are leaving Byron at night, the oncoming car lights make the pedestrian crossing at the Belongil Creek bridge difďŹ cult to see. The crossing sign is easy to miss as it’s so small, and for part of the approach it is obscured by other Council/ RTA signs. ‘The situation is made worse by many bicyclists who wear dark clothing and do not have adequate lighting,’ said Mr Grinberg. Paul Spooner, the Director of the Byron Youth Service, holds grave concerns for the many young people who live at Sunrise and have to commute to Byron Bay on their bikes. ‘Ewingsdale Road is now a built up area,’ he said.

‘Council must act, and must act quickly to work with the RTA to lower the speed on Ewingsdale Road to 50kph, rather than the posted 80kph. ‘If the speed was lowered to 50kph, it would then be permissible to put ashing lights and reective zebra stripes at the crossing, which would increase the safety of the crossing enormously. ‘The death of Brian Brummell highlights the fact that Council and the RTA are not only responsible for building bike paths, but that they must also ensure the safety of bike riders. ‘A full safety audit of existing bike paths should be undertaken to ensure this tragic incident is not repeated. Council needs to pay attention to the lack of adequate lighting for bicyclists at night time.’ Photo Jeff Dawson

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Small Time Crooks steal the show Lou Beaumont The local boys garage band who lost their teacher and mentor Bill Crooks have found new guidance and friendship in Mat Gulliford, vocalist and lead guitarist in local band Invisible Friend and guitar teacher at Byron Steiner School. The boys, Sam King, Will Peters, Nathaniel Wareing (all eleven years old) and Talib BenchKanjou(thirteen), have called themselves Small Time Crooks in memory of their late tutor who doubtlessly would have been proud to hear the boys had their ďŹ rst gig last weekend. The boys rocked out in Pottsville at the Global Warming Art Event on Sunday, promoting global warming awareness, with their ďŹ ve song repertoire. Guitarist Sam King even added vocals to one of their songs for the ďŹ rst time at the gig. The boys’ parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles were ďŹ rst gig groupies on the weekend, with Rosie the dog playing her number one fan role to perfection.

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New tutor Mat Gulliford (Gully) was of course there to support the boys who he is already very proud of (the feeling is mutual, the boys ‘love ’im’). Gully, 30, who has been playing in bands since he was 15 years old, has been working with the band for several weeks (shortly

after the article in The Echo), teaching them for two hours a week. Mat said, ‘I look forward to band practice every week. I am really proud of the boys. I know their dedication and devotion to playing music will see them succeed in the future.’

For booking inquiries for Small Time Crooks or information about music tuition contact Mat on matgulliford@gmail.com or call 0435 046 535. Invisible Friend is due to release a new album at the end of July (see invisiblefriend.org for details).

Planning and tourism big on BU agenda Byron United president Ed Ahern outlined in a press release last week two issues important to the business lobby group ‘We feel there are two major issues that are of vital importance to our members and the broader community.’ Mr Ahern said. ‘The ďŹ rst is to create a vision for the future of Byron Bay engaging the entire community in the LEP planning process so that everyone has a say in what the town will be and look like in twenty years time. ‘We hope that on completion of this visioning process we will be able to pass it on to Council as a fair representation of what the community wants.We will also be working towards creating a sustainable community and business friendly tourism industry that

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is correctly structured and funded so as to promote and manage tourism development in the area.’ Mr Ahern listed among BU’s areas of involvement in the last six months getting the Main Beach lagoon cleared; conducting a rental survey; cleaning the Jonson Street footpaths; fundraising for the Byron Youth Service; funding a tourism report to assist in the development of a tourism structure for Byron Bay; and social and networking activities including Business After Hours, Breakfasts in the Bay, Women’s Business Luncheons (the next guest in August will be Deb Cox, co-writer and co-producer of East of Everything). ‘We are certainly working very hard to support our members’ interests and fur-

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Group aims for more public art The ‘strong community spirit’ of Mullumbimby has prompted a motivated group of six local arts professionals to get together with the object of bringing public art into and around Mullumbimby. Called AIM (Art in Mulumbimby) the group includes Byron Shire Councillor Peter Weistheimer, Suvira McDonald, Victoria Edgar, Helene Sheean, Dev Lengjel, and Turiya Bruce. ‘Our vision is to offer the community of Mullumbimby an innovative and achievable strategy for the implementation of public art,’ said Helene Sheean, spokesperson for the group. ‘Mullumbimby is a vibrant and diverse town offering an eclectic mix of services to both locals and visitors. Its colourful history has evolved over time into what is now a thriving community of informed and active individuals all seeking to establish their community as a place to call “home�.

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scape with a variety of events, festivals and beautification projects. ‘One such event on the drawing board for AIM is a pavement art festival to be held in 2008. There will be art of the footpath as the Shire has never seen before.

‘A leading artist will be engaged to steer the event with a major work commissioned to open the festival, and then oversee those members of the community who wish to participate.’ AIM can be contacted at aim-07@hotmail.com.

Research to soften ‘sea-change’ impact on coasts An international research team has emphasised the urgent need for governments and developers to consider the impact on the environment of trends such as global warming, massive ‘seachange’ population migrations, and general land-use shifts. The team is from the Institute for Rural Futures (IRF) at the University of New England, Armidale, and the Desert Research Institute in Nevada, USA. With funding from Land and Water Australia, the researchers have analysed 30 years of landscape change from satellite imagery, and socio-economic change

from census data, and are examining alternatives for regional development. Their research is being ďŹ eld-tested in the Northern Rivers region. The Director of IRF, Professor David Brunckhorst, and two researchers from Nevada – Dr Dave Mouat and Dr Scott Bassett – presented results from studies in the Northern Rivers region (and in the USA) at a recent international resource-management conference in Bendigo, Victoria. ‘We are increasing rather than decreasing the risk of disastrous consequences,’ Prof Brunckhorst said. ‘Half

of Australia’s population lives within seven kilometres of the coast. ‘More than six million people live within two kilometres of high water. In the last ten years, the “seachangeâ€? phenomenon has resulted in a population growth of more than 50 per cent in many coastal areas. ‘The NSW government has forecast that an estimated 150,000 new residents will make their home on the coast between Forster and the Queensland border in the next 25 years. However, current trends suggest there could be four to ďŹ ve times this population increase.

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Howard recolonises the Territory June 26, 2007

Crumbs from the table The latest state budget is fairly predictable in its distribution of loot to the north coast. It is long on roads and short on public transport, to begin with. We hope an equivalent of the $36 million dedicated to the PaciďŹ c Highway in our neck of the woods can be given to something else in coming ďŹ nancial years rather than disappear into another roadmaking project elsewhere. We do get $1 million dedicated to acquiring the land off Ewingsdale Road for the new shire hospital, which gives hope that the project will be completed – eventually. MP Amanda Fazio, ‘Labor Duty MLC for Ballina’, says it shows the government is serious about delivering a ďŹ rst class health service for the north coast. Well yes, maybe, but it has been a long time coming. Byron Shire is fortunate that it still has two excellent hospitals with dedicated staff at Byron Bay and Mullumbimby while the central hospital project grinds on. The other budget items, especially for local roads, are what would occur anyway in the normal course of business. The Brunswick Heads ďŹ re station crew will welcome a $250,000 revamp, and SES teams at Byron and Mullum will be happy with allocations towards an emergency response vehicle each. While there is $6.4 million to go towards public housing, the Northern Rivers Social Development Council points out that it will not cover the housing affordability crisis, noting that nearly 10,000 local families have trouble paying rent, according to the Centre for Affordable Housing. Low income earners also will see no joy in the $4 million allocated for emergency dental care across NSW, what with over 200,000 on the dental health waiting list. The lack of funding for a decent dental health system is a crying shame. Likewise there needs to be a much bigger investment in education, from preschool services through to services for disadvantaged youth.

The election cometh On the national front, Labor and the Coalition are assembling their forces for the coming federal election – locally, sitting MP Justine Elliot (www.aph.gov.au/J_Elliot_MP) is standing for Labor and Dr Sue Page, former chair of the Northern Rivers Division of General Practice, for the Nationals ((http://nsw.nationals.org.au). Mullumbimby man Giovanni Ebono (www.ebono.org) will represent the Greens. As the prime minister is allowed to spring the timing of the election on us at random, depending on what the chicken entrails forecast, we have the pleasure of the long period of politicking beforehand before we are put out of our misery on polling day. Like the state budget, the offerings so far have been fairly predictable. Ms Elliot has challenged Dr Page to a debate on industrial relations law and Dr Page has declined, saying she would prefer the debate ‘further down the track on a broad range of issues chosen by locals rather than her’. Hopefully a local group will get them and other candidates together for a public meeting where pointed questions can be asked. In any case you need to enrol now if you have not already done so. There are time restrictions for enrolling once the election writs are issued – further details at the Australian Electoral Commission website www.aec.gov.au.

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demanded. In fact no constitutional niceties are involved; while the Great Big Splash depends on the cooperation of the states, the Commonwealth has a free hand in the Northern Territory. Of course some established laws will have to be dropped: Howard’s plan is clearly racebased, if not downright racist, so the Racial Discrimination Act must be overridden. Still, that’s not really a problem; it was done to pass Howard’s Wik legislation removing Aboriginal rights so there should be no problem this time. Kevin Rudd, securely

pornography, many of which are already, theoretically at least, in place. Doctors will follow, to provide compulsory health checkups for all children. Civil servants will oversee the halving of all welfare payments, which will henceforth be linked to school attendance. The permit system by which communities can decide who is allowed on their property will be abolished, as will customary law; and the land itself expropriated by the commonwealth. No-one is really pretending that all this is other than draconian, punitive and paternalistic – a virtual recolonisation

Howard’s plan is clearly racebased, if not downright racist, so the Racial Discrimination Act must be overridden. by Mungo MacCallum wedged, may seek to amend some of Howard’s legislation but he can hardly oppose it unless he wants to be accused of aiding and abetting child abuse, which he doesn’t: it’s bad enough being called a supporter of Saddam Hussein for opposing the invasion of Iraq. So there are, for the moment at least, no legal or political obstacles in Howard’s way. The problems will come with its implementation. For starters, there are around 600 Aboriginal settlements in the Northern Territory, with populations ranging from about 20 to over 1000. Most will be ignored. Howard and his starry-eyed Aboriginal Affairs minister, former army chaplain Mal Brough, plan to concentrate on about 60 of the larger ones. The idea is that the military will bring in civilian police to impose law and order and enforce bans on alcohol and

of the Territory. It will be intensely humiliating, as much to those who are already victims as to the perpetrators of violence and abuse. It will effectively abolish 35 years of land rights and remove any vestige of self-determination from the Territory’s Aborigines. It will almost certainly lead to the breaking up of many of the settlements with their population drifting into the cities, which is one of Howard’s unstated long term aims. There will be much despair and not a little suffering as a result. The only possible justification for such a ruthless upheaval will be if it works – if the cycle of violence and abuse is broken for good. And here it is hard to be optimistic. The sheer scale of the problem is daunting, and the provision of just 60 (if all the states agree) extra police for the job, most of whom will have no

experience at all of the kind of work expected of them, seems totally inadequate. Health checks are probably a good idea, but what happens next, both to victims of abuse and the perpetrators – if, of course, they can be identiďŹ ed? Where are the nurses, the counsellors, the social workers, the psychologists supposed to come from? Most importantly, who is going to undertake the mammoth task of rebuilding conďŹ dence and self-respect among those who will become, overnight, not just second-class citizens but actual non-citizens, deprived of their rights and property and subjected to the same so-called protection as they suffered in the pre1967 era? There is no sign that any of this has even been considered. But then, if the real purpose of the exercise is to eradicate Aboriginal culture completely and assimilate the survivors into the mainstream, perhaps it doesn’t need to be. As the timing of the announcement showed, the Howard takeover is all about action, ending the parliamentary session with a huge bang and taking the political initiative away from Labor. Along with the constitutional niceties, the strategy to make it work will have to wait. But Howard’s supporters in the media insist that this is not another Tampa, or worse still a Children Overboard. This time the man is sincere; the Little Children are Sacred report and Noel Pearson’s exhortations have produced an epiphany. Well, perhaps; but let us not forget that this is the same Prime Minister who squeezed the maximum advantage out of incarcerating the helpless children of asylum seekers behind razor wire, and then refused to act as they went catatonic and insane as a result. He has a lot of ground to make up before nominating as father of the year.

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et’s be clear about it. John Howard’s compulsory acquisition of Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory and the declaration of martial law on its inhabitants is not just an election stunt. It is something much more sinister – a massive piece of social engineering whose eventual aim is the total assimilation of the Aboriginal race. It is quite true that the breakdown of order in quite a lot (though by no means all) of the territory’s settlements and the consequent degradation of many of the people, particularly of the children, has become a national disgrace; but it is hardly a national emergency. An emergency is something sudden and unexpected, like a flood or an earthquake. The plight of Australia’s indigenes has been obvious for decades – some would say for centuries. The Howard government has seen and ignored report after report on the issues involved during its time in ofďŹ ce. The fact that it is only now responding and that its response looks both hasty and opportunistic is a matter for shame rather than congratulation. As with Howard’s last surprise initiative – the $10 billion Great Big Splash to save the Murray-Darling – the plan to tackle child abuse in the settlements was announced without planning, costing or consultation. The Territory government, the public service and the Aboriginal leaders were all left out of the loop; even Noel Pearson, the spiritual father of the tough love prescription, was only informed 15 minutes before Howard made his announcement. Howard himself made a virtue out of the lack of any serious preparation: ‘What matters more, the constitutional niceties or the care and protection of young children?’ he

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Buyer beware Global warming is just that, warming is happening Globally. No good just one country cutting down on CO2 emissions if others aren’t. But it is also no good in industries playing ‘musical chairs’ either. It was reported last week that China is building two coal-ďŹ red power stations per week. Well, they have to, don’t they? The Chinese have to accommodate all the foreign industries going offshore to China to take advantage of the pittance wages, no unions (collective bargainers are collectively disposed of) child labour, and no safe work-practice regulations. Next time you consider purchasing a product labeled ‘Made in China’ have a thought that by doing so we also contribute to Chinese (and the world’s) CO2 emissions, pollution and violation of human rights. Read the labels before you buy anything. Peggy Balfour

Mullumbimby

B Double lobbying To all for whom the fact of B Doubles travelling the PaciďŹ c Highway is a source of frustration, anxiety, anger and/ or fear, please note. On August 1 this year the present OK for B double use of the Pacific Highway expires. Unless I have missed it (I have checked the Government Gazette for this year on the web and have found no mention of it) there has been no change from the original gazettal made in near secrecy, and certainly with no prior public consultation, nearly ďŹ ve years ago. This time if you want your concerns known, contact the Premier, Minister for Roads,

Urgent need for bicycle safety Q Do people really have to regularly die so that simple changes to the transport infrastructure come into effect? It was only two years ago, I believe, that a barrier was erected on the Ewingsdale hill section of the highway. Before that cars were driving 100km/h in opposite direction up/down a hill only inches apart from each other. And sometimes it rained, sometimes it was dark. Now a cyclist had to die on Ewingsdale Road! I don’t know the circumstances of the accident, but having grown up in Europe, I have always found the bicycle paths here in cities and

the country terrible or nonexistent. Sure, give cyclists helmets and make them light up at night, but that will not help them much once they have to share the road with drivers who think they’re a nuisance, or who just don’t see them at a badly lit intersection. There is much room for improvement on building our roads or putting up clear directions, but I hope that work will soon commence to improve existing and establish new foot and bicycle paths.

your local state member, MLC reps, the RTA, the ombudsman, or any political lobby group you can, before ‘they’ sneak another five years of B doubles on us without public consultation. You can bet the trucking lobby is already busy!

native trees are marked for removal. The largest wildlife habitat reserve in the area runs through the centre of this proposed development and part of this reserve is earmarked for an entrance road. Has Petrac done an environmental study on the impact this will have on the abundant wildlife in the protected area? Where will the wallabies, echidnas, native marsupials and birds go when their habitat is removed and they are surrounded by houses, humans, cats, dogs, cars and noise? If anyone shares my concern it is vital to contact the General Manager of the Byron Shire Council in writing before July 4. Otherwise any opportunity to amend the plan and protect our local wildlife will be lost forever.

Dr Paul M Gannon

Coopers Shoot

Subdivision Recently I came across a beautiful piece of unspoilt land at the end of our no through road in Baywood Chase. The land is at the end of Hayters Drive directly below the Coopers Shoot escarpment. There were tall trees towering above me, wallabies peacefully munching on grass and all sorts of birdlife enjoying the dusk. I quietly left them to it, glad that somehow this little piece of paradise had survived subdivision and development. But I am now shocked to discover that the land has been sold to a Queensland based company, Petrac Pty Ltd. According to plans currently with the Byron Shire Council the 16 hectares is to be carved up into 34 community title housing blocks and hundreds of

than in the rest of the year. As for now it’s dark already around 5pm. If you and your children like to use the bicycle, we would like you to consider the fact that you and your child should be seen clearly by all other trafďŹ c and pedestrians, after dark. We have seen a number of children using their bikes for their after-school games and sports. We are encouraging cycling, it is a very healthy and fun way to get around. Please put a light and reectors on your and your child’s Marc Voss bicycle. The Pocket This way we all would be safer in the streets. Q Between June and SepShobhan Oliver Byron Bay tember the days are shorter

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Letters doing very well. After many tens of thousands, we generally end up with a cut, pasted and padded document that sums up the results of a series of stakeholder meetings. Why should community consultation cost so much? Why can’t community working groups put them together? The huge cost means Council can’t afford to do many POMs each year on its limited budget. Which brings us to the proposed Mullumbimby Community Garden. Those behind this fine initiative have been patiently waiting for a response to their request to lease a bit of currently unused public land at the south end of Mullum. Next week’s Council agenda finally has a report and it does recommend consideration of the idea, but not until a long (and of course expensive) POM. Last week Council voted in-principle support for the Garden during 07/08. I suppose the kids will have to eat fast food instead of slow carrots a bit longer but hopefully not for their entire childhoods. Cr Richard Staples

Talofa

Missing link I notice in the latest newsletter from the Federal Member for Richmond, Justine Elliott, there are some admirable policies including: no nuclear power stations, putting an end to the civil war in Iraq, getting rid of John Howard’s unfair WorkChoices, and addressing climate change. One initiative not mentioned, which would not only reduce carbon emissions, but also provide pub-

Dogs and their owners jump through the hoops Q I would prefer to write on matters of more importance than the machinations of local politicians, eg in defense of trade unions or to express horror at the torture of Mamdouh Habib as revealed on Four Corners with Ruddock etc denying all knowledge and, as Mungo reminded us last week, no apparent followup from anyone. However there is one local matter making our news about which I’d like people to be better informed and so, here it is ... A few weeks ago we read that Cr Bob Tardif treated as a joke the complaint made against him over his failure to declare a conflict of interest when his wife stood for election to the Companion Animals Committee; Maggi’s election has proved no joke. She seems to have taken the lead in the battle against State authorities over the reduction of the off-leash dog exercise area on the beach at Brunswick Heads, something I regard as a waste

of time remembering Baydog’s campaign around the declaration of the Arakwal National Park. Although a comparatively new member, she has also moved to change our Chair, Cr John Lazarus, who also chairs the Regional Committee and has done a very good job for ours, getting it reestablished in the first place, extracting funding for it and always representing our decisions fairly in Council, whether he agrees with them or not. Needless to say, Cr Jan Mangleson has expressed willingness to take over the Chair. The Companion Animals Committee seems to have become a narrowly-focused lobby group for dogs on beaches and is ignoring its much broader Charter which is essentially to advise Council on the implementation of the State Companion Animals legislation, to monitor this and to help educate the public. Council’s apparent support for the dogs-onbeaches lobby has led to mis-

information and to some members of the public taking matters into their own hands, eg by altering signs on the beaches and even going to great lengths to remove them, thus creating confusion and putting other dog walkers in danger of incurring fines. Personal political agendas should not be allowed to sabotage the work of what has been a useful and harmonious Committee.

lic transport for residents and millions of tourists to the Northern Rivers, is the commuter rail service from Casino to Murwillumbah, and building the ‘missing rail link’ to the Gold Coast. The $150m promised by federal Labor for this project at the last federal election is more than enough to not only provide a commuter rail service, but to start planning for the ‘missing link’. Given their commitment to ‘tackling the threats of climate change’ I’m sure if Labor win the coming election they will make an immediate start on this

much needed public transport project. A rail service would be much more effective at reducing green house gasses than building more highways and cost peanuts in comparison. Louise Doran

Ocean Shores

Pay rise overdue I suppose there’s not much chance the federal government will splash a little cash around to pump up welfare payments so those desperately in need can also enjoy a 7% pay increase. After a decade of wage stagnation, it’s become increasingly difficult for the unemployed to

Q I would just like to thank all those conscientious dog owners who are battling through the minefield of dog rules and regulations that are new and old. It is always great to see owners doing the right thing, helping others, and just plain enjoying the company that a friend like your dog can bring to you. As there has been so much misinformation re dog exercise areas of late, I wish to let members of pertinent groups and their members and the

general community know where you can walk your dogs and what fines can be issued if you are in the wrong place. So this is what I have learnt and these authorities can be contacted by anyone to confirm this info or to obtain any more info they may require. Marine Parks $200 on the spot fine for dog on or off leash in a prohibited area. $200 for unattended dog. $200 for not removing dog faeces. Phone 6639 6200. NPWS $300 on the spot fines for dog on or off leash in a prohibited area. Phone 6641 1500. Byron Shire Council $165 for dog in prohibited areas. $165 for dog not under effective control. $275 for not removing faeces. $165 for dog without collar/name tag. Phone 6626 7107.

In regard to the off-leash area at Brunswick Heads I should clarify that on May 24 Council resolved to contact the Department of Environment and Climate Change and the Marine Park Authority to request consideration of an extension of the current 400m to 1km. In the meantime you will be fined if you go any further than 400 metres. So don’t have a bad dog day. Another thing to be aware of is that theoretically and technically you could be fined by each authority if you happen to go through a Council Reserve and then onto National Park and then onto Marine Park, and that can add up to an enormous amount. I own a dog and I for one can’t afford that sort of money. I hope I have been of some help. Enjoy your special friend

survive on $250 a week. And many people with disabilities are really struggling to live independently on $290 a week. Single parents have faired a little better with the additional family payment and the powerful aged lobby has secured some concessions from the election pork barrel, but for real battlers on less than $15,000 year, a pay rise is long overdue. During the Howard reign, welfare recipients have been forced to absorb the impact of the GST, 150% rent/ housing increases, escalating petrol, power and water costs, declining public serv-

ices and rising ‘users pay’ costs in health, dental care, education and transport. Private companies, like Mrs Rudd’s Work Directions have grown rich servicing welfare contracts, while the hard cases and seriously disadvantaged in tough locations have become increasingly marginalised and destitute. Our community seems willing to divert public funds into private coffers and complacently absorbs obscene executive salaries and company profits – and another pay increase for our politicans. It’s a shame we can’t persuade those cashed-

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Letters was too loud (50db-to in excess of 80db) and it was decided by the Brunswick Valley Historical Society (licensee of the Mullum Markets) that in the interests of the neighbours and others attending the market that drumming time would be from 2pm to 4pm. The Society was trying to be proactive to the complaints and still give the performers a fair go. For many months this was adhered to and sound levels reduced so peace and harmony prevailed In spite of signage stating the drumming times at the June market a substantial group of drummers, after having being warned by one of their own to stop at 4pm, continued to drum loudly until 5pm. Knowing the consequences of non compliance it has left the Brunswick Valley Historical Society with

no other choice other than to cancel drumming at future Mullumbimby Markets. It is a shame that the actions of a few have ruined it for the majority. Christopher Gray

President Brunswick Valley Historical Society

Wealth myths Ms Boland (Letters, June 19) either doesn’t apprise herself of freely available information or she cherry picks the mainstream media. In any case, she should be able to work out that Howard and Costello have had little to do with the growth in our resources based economy. It has more to do with emerging countries that want us to dig up our ground and sell them our ever-diminishing raw minerals. And 35.3% of Australian business is owned

by foreign investments. In the meantime our manufacturing base is ‘outsourced’ overseas (read – we exploit poorly paid workers in developing countries). Costello’s crowing over his ďŹ scal management has little to do with him. Labor handed him a low base interest rate of approx. 7.5% in 1996. All Costello had to do over the past 11 years was not overspend. Under Howard’s repeated mantra that ‘rates will always be lower under the Coalition’, people borrowed to the hilt on homes and credit cards. With four rates hikes since 2004, personal bankruptcies are high and bank resumption of houses is growing. Credit card debt is mountainous. That’s what you get when you trust clever ‘pollie speak’. Doesn’t anyone remember Howard as Fraser’s Treasurer from 1977 to

1983? Let me remind you. He presided over base interest rates at a near all-time high of 21% in 1982. Record unemployment was also on his watch. He was Treasurer ’til 1983. In 1993 (Keating was Treasurer ’til 1991) rates dropped to 5%. Since 1996, rates have hovered between 5% and 7.5%, dipping once to below 5%. Approximately 6.5% is where the rate is now. And I don’t deny that global trade situations had nothing to do with these rate changes. Howard’s Murray-Darling scheme was hastily put together, unfunded and yet to be accepted. Thanks Howard. Political opportunism. Oh, he did tell us to pray to a sky god for rain. He must have the right ear of his sky god. As for terrorism, Howard pushed us into an unpopular and illegal war on the

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coattails of his best mates Blair and Bush.This has the potential to involve us in terror tactics in our own country. And you want us to applaud Howard? I don’t think so. Blair’s gone in July and Bush is out in 2008. Howard will go in 2007. After 11 years denying climate change, Howard had his little political epiphany, latterly, in the rollup to these coming elections. All his piecemeal, quickly thoughtup solutions are designed for backburner status should the Coalition win. He disagrees with the Stern Report and is

less concerned with global issues, despite ever mounting evidence, than the domestic economy (read – panic votecatching). Costello keeps giving women money for overpopulating our global population limits. And all this makes for a good record card? Please! Howard is a politician, pure and simple and very clever at ‘pollie spin’. He is slipping behind modernity and the real world and he knows it. An aside – in an American list of mega-criminals, Howard lists on at 36 out of 74. Terrific eh! Ungrateful are we? (read – frightened if the Coalition

wins this one). Howard, Costello et al are dinosaurs; somehow they slipped past the meteorite that wiped out the others some 65 million years ago. I hope more people are more savvy than Ms Boland appears to be and are not sucked into Howard’s rhetoric. Someone else can answer the other stuff Ms Boland addresses (doesn’t). Veronica Guy

Mullumbimby

In Peter’s shoes It was wonderful to read the apology to Peter Noble by David Lovejoy in last week’s

Echo, and to get some of the ‘facts’ corrected. I was in a similar situation over holding a proposed Bob Dylan concert in 2001. I can understand how Peter must feel to be on the receiving end of the untruths and scaremongering. My mother always used to suggest putting yourself in someone else’s shoes before jumping to any conclusions. I think we should all put ourselves in the shoes of promoters like Peter. If the council cannot provide you with a good facility on neutral ground to host such an event then you would natu-

rally look for your own place for your dreams to take shape. It is a risky business choosing a new site for an event and there are uncountable factors to consider. Rather than relying on horror stories to make our decisions, I think that all sides would find it beneficial to have a fair trial. It is a basic human right after all: fair go Australia. I think that to have a test year would prove to be more efficient than any expert studies that could be undertaken. Then more educated and factual discussions can take place over the site’s suitability and

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Stop it now While walking in the town centre with a local landscape architect, I stumbled across Council Parks and Gardens Staff concreting two sections of footpath which had previously been grass nature strips. When asked why the soft landscaping was being removed, we were informed that it damaged the surrounding pathways. There was no damage. I also thought that trees do belong in nature strips and footpaths. So these nature strips, rather than being maintained – or god forbid, enhanced – were simply being removed! Where does this thinking come from? Stop this practice now. Practically every coastal village, rural town and suburban main street in Australia has adopted greening and landscaping plans in the last 20 years. But Byron Shire seems to cling to a 1950s version of street scaping – the less greenery the better. This particular spot in Jonson Street at Marvell Street is barren and crying out for trees. It would have been cheaper to plant a few trees! (‘Oh but the maintenance continued on page 18

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Local girl makes big noise Hans Lovejoy Australian ďŹ lm Noise stars actress Katie Wall, who grew up in Byron Bay. She attended both primary and high school here but left for Sydney at the age of 16 to pursue her acting career. After attending the Victorian College of Arts in Melbourne, Ms Wall went onto win an AFI award for best supporting actress in the ABC mini series Marking Time. Other TV credits include The Secret Life Of Us, The Surgeon, All Saints and Water Rats. Katie is now based in LA and doing the audition circuit, and I had the opportunity to ask her some questions via email.

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ing to ďŹ nd rules that should guide their relationships. While the book doesn’t really come up with a set of strict guidelines, it does stress the importance of respect, and above all respect by political and religious leaders for the conscience of the individual. Most refreshing is Brennan’s authoritative moral questioning of the moral authority of leaders. In Acting on Conscience, Popes, Bishops, Prime Ministers and Presidents all come in for strong criticism. Rather than toe the church’s absurd line opposing the use of condoms to ďŹ ght AIDS, Brennan dismisses Rome’s policies as ‘incoherent Vatican announcements’. John Howard’s policies on asylum seekers and detention centres are said to be ‘driven by fear’ and trample the rights of minorities. After exposing the extreme nature of public comments on abortion by senior US bishops, Brennan says they had ‘publicly disgraced themselves’. The son of a high court judge, the young Brennan studied law and politics at the University of Queensland at a time when Joh-Bjelke Petersen’s police force was bashing students over the

head for democratic dissent. The year Gough Whitlam was sacked as Prime Minister, Frank Brennan entered the Jesuit Order of the Catholic Church, going on to play important roles in the evolving debates about aboriginal rights to land and the way our barbed-wire detention centres were run. In recent years he won accolades for work with refugees in East Timor. One key premise of Acting on Conscience is that since September 11, 2001, and the subsequent explosion of debate about radical Islam, it is impossible to deny the role of religion in the public domain, even in very secular societies like Australia. Constant media stories about Islamic Australia, and the political inuence of Sheiks and Muftis seem to conďŹ rm Brennan’s point. ‘Religion once again has a place at the table of public discussion on law and policy,’ he argues, adding the critical caveat that religion’s role must be circumscribed. Brennan is most passionate when he argues the wrongness of ill-informed religious leaders dictating their political views to their followers. Instead the book

argues the case for the primacy of an ‘informed conscience’. Summing up his thesis he writes: ‘It is catastrophic when the individual’s freedom of conscience is violated by a religious authority acting in the public forum beyond its competence.’ If there is a aw in the book’s approach it is a defensiveness about the role religion has to play. A recurrent message is that for too long religious views have been marginalised in Australia by small ‘l’ liberals, or intolerant atheists, and that now religion once again has the place it deserves in the public debate. Ironically it is Brennan who brilliantly exposes the often unhealthy nature of religion’s role in public debates about issues including abortion, HIV/AIDs and homosexuality. The book’s biggest aw is the writing. It is poorly organised and meandering, rather than being a wellstructured essay. One gets the feeling that this busy priest has too many things on his ‘to do’ list to spend too much time polishing his written words. And given the social value of many of the things this man does, that’s probably a very good thing.

New $25,000 writer’s fellowship Andrew Denton has launched a new $25,000 fellowship named in honour of his late father. The inaugural Kit Denton Fellowship, presented by the Australian Writers’ Foundation, was launched at the Chauvel Cinema in Paddington with special guest, acclaimed playwright and screenwriter Stephen Sewell. An initiative of the Australian Writers’ Foundation (AWF), the charitable arm of the Australian Writer’s Guild (AWG), the Fellow-

ship is to reward courage and excellence in performance writing and allow a writer to develop a project over the coming year. Kit Denton was a respected and admired member of the writing community; a lifetime member of the Australian Writers’ Guild, a scriptwriter, author, poet and lyricist. His most famous work was The Breaker, an international best selling novel about the trial and execution of Breaker Morant. After a life of courage,

creativity and achievement Kit died in 1997. When approached by AWF President, Geoffrey Atherden, about the Fellowship, Denton suggested the criteria be simple: the writer’s work must demonstrate courage. Applications for the Fellowship close 5pm Friday July 6 and will be presented at the 40th Annual AWGIE Awards in Sydney on August 31. For details on how to apply go to www.awg.com. au.

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Welcoming the rowdy birds Mary Gardner Oh, to be as alive as rosellas and paperbark trees! For most of May, the bright rosella parrots were here in Byron in their thousands. From dawn they would start with their chattering as they wandered from one tree to another throughout the town. At dusk, many of them ďŹ nished up in a deafening chorus all along the main beach front forest strip right up to the Norfolk pines at the park outside the Beach Hotel. Being a biologist new to the area, I mean it when I say I have never seen this before. I often heard that ocks of parrots migrate throughout the year. The paperbark trees owering provided the birds with a food supply and much more. Now, in early June, as this ush fades, many birds seem to have moved on. While the large noisy ocks were around, they were an endless fascination for me. They intruded on the morning chorus. Everywhere I walked about town, they made the owering branches of trees vibrate. Birds upside down, right side up, dashing in and out, one following the other and the other again. Parrots use their beaks and feet in clever ways unlike most other birds. They are

Rosella parrot in a paperbark. Photo Mary Gardner

part of social groupings and activities we still only guess about. For all their jolly noise and antics, they are rather shy of humans and are best observed at a distance. What are they exactly doing throughout the day? What are the details of their communications with each other and other creatures? What effect do they have on the trees and vice versa? And on the area in general? They exist as delightful mysteries on the edge of science. They are alive. In biology, explaining being alive is not easy. Is it a mix of chemicals? No, a test tube of parrot purĂŠe is not alive. Is it a genetic code? No, the mere reading aloud of a dictionary in parrot amino acids does

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A safer thought experiment might be to chew on some hybrid peas -- they will never sprout into new plants but your farmer did pick them from living growing ones. Explaining being alive requires using metaphors, images and thought patterns much more like life itself. This calls for a massive intellectual effort, leaving us dizzy and breathless. Frankly speaking, biology is only barely beginning to learn this. To date, the best explanation I know of is this one, originating with Maturana and Varela. The wordless wonder of a living being is that each is a self-organising system, creative and interdependent with other selforganizing systems. Whatever were the free moving systems that gathered here in Byron, that played interdependent with the stationary ones – let’s hear it for parrots and paperbark trees. Let’s use a bit of systemic thinking. Let’s make damn sure those ďŹ ne trees stay healthy and long lived throughout Byron Land private and public. Protect the young ones as they grow. That’s our part in welcoming the rowdy birds back again.

not conjure up a noisy colourful being. Is a living being a special type of machine whose assembly and instruction manuals are hidden from view? How absurd can we be to think of so puny a metaphor! What machines do more than expected? Adapt themselves to situations? Oh, isn’t being alive simply about reproducing and passing on inheritances? We really must really laugh at that cultural idea passing as a scientiďŹ c fact. This sounds like some twisted thinking of a fabled family dynasty in a bestseller novel, clawing at social and financial status over time. Before they kick you down, Q Mary Gardner is a biolotell mules they are not alive. gist, writer and tutor. See her

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costs’ I hear the powers that be say). Apart from their obvious environmental value, trees provide beauty, amenity and shade, as well as softening and hiding many architectural ills, thereby unifying and adding cohesiveness to the street. It is well documented that street trees even help slow down traffic. At least the grass, even poorly maintained, acted as an absorbent surface reducing runoff. The concrete it now replaces doesn’t even match the adjacent paving, so the end result is less attractive than before!

My friend and I lamented that someone in Council actually identified that nature strip as a top priority problem. The sad truth is that in the absence of an overall landscape plan for the town centre, small maintenance projects are ad hoc at best, or worse, completely dysfunctional like this one. A total waste of time and scarce money. What’s more, this is not a one-off ‘mistake”. I was incredulous a couple of years ago to see healthy two metre shrubs pulled from the centre of Byron Street (planted by Council a few years ear-

lier) and concreted over for a bike rack, for four bikes. Was there no other place in all of Byron Street to locate the rack except by removing trees and pouring concrete? This mentality does not belong in Byron Shire. I am sad when I see photos of the glorious row of mature fig trees along Lawson Street which were removed in the 70s. But it is more distressing to think this attitude still operates today. If this concrete-it-over is a cost saving approach for Council, then this is very troubling. I thought we had a green council, but I am learning

that the town centres are exemption zones for environmental policy. The DCP requires developments to have landscaping plans and sensible portions of soft planting to minimize runoff. Yet I can see a double standard when it comes to our public spaces. Merran Morrison

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Howard’s gambles Howard and Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane rarely miss an opportunity to take a swing at Europe when they are on their global warming soapbox. Australia will meet its Kyoto

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targets, they boast, whereas no country in Europe will do so. First, Australia has set the bar at very different heights. Australia gave itself the lowest bar to clear of any Kyoto signatory, while Europe set its bar much higher. The EU of the time, 15 Western European nations, pledged to reduce its emissions by 8 per cent. Australia pledged to increase its emissions by 8 per cent. It appears Howard has successfully and deliberately used half truths (nothing new there), to maintain the economy of industry that will cause major long term quality of life issues to everyone in the Australian and world community. He has proven to be the best ‘foot soldier in the old world economy’ these industries could have wished for. The question is though, are we collectively prepared to embrace a new world approach to food production, power, water, transport etc and dramatically change our voracious consumer mentality? Soon, the time will come when we will have no option, (some say it is already here). Howard’s gamble has been when that time will actually happen – in the meantime he has created enough doubt to stall the inevitable, at significant cost to the very country and people he represents, apparently. Ian Morton

Clunes Q John Howard is certainly the best card player around and he knows when to playhis trump card; once again before an election he triumphantly throws down his racist card. After years of inaction he has seen the light and has ‘taken control’ with his draconian measure to fix Aboriginal problems. Why does banning alcohol remedy the underlying problems of health, housing, and education? His plans are essentially authoritarian and punitive – the same measure used since ‘the invasion’. The health problems are well documented and statistics of infant mortality, life expectancy, and chronic ill health are horrific.

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The underlying issues of health, housing,and education must be addressed. Howard’s plans will not only placate the far right but also the millions of Australians who say ‘I am not racist but…’ When Howard finally attacks and remedies the infrastructure facing Aboriginal communities and stops playing politics with this enormous social issue and works hand in hand with their leaders then and not till then will I think he may have had a ‘conversion’. Denis O’Brien

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Disease watch Since February 4, 2005, this writer has written several unpublished letters suggesting that a submarine landslide in Hawaii could eventually generate a Pacific Ocean Mega Tsunami. In previous letters it was suggested that an unusual new medical condition(1) was rapidly spreading around the world. A search of this website www.health.gov.au and also a wider search of ‘all Australian government websites’ finds no mention of Morgellons Disease or Elliots Disease. Perhaps someone is failing in a ‘duty of care’ to the Australian people, because the Mayo Clinic website (2) does reference Morgellons Disease and youtube.com has 179 videos about it. Previously it was thought that Morgellons disease only produced microscopic plastic fibres within the body. But now we see it appears to also produce small insects inside the body (3) and wriggling little, white, worms, that can jump out from under the skin(4). (1) www.silentsuperbug. com (2) www.mayoclinic.com/ health/morgellons-disease/ SN00043 (3) www.youtube.com/ watch?v=ZJk_ogMCnLA (4) www.youtube.com/ watch?v=GiHtUFuGgSA Peter Olson

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Q Letters received from M Mizzi, Tabulam, Andrew Wilson, Mullumbimby, Cheze Darville, Byron Bay, Geoff Dawe, Uki, Sandra Cantrill, Mullumbimby, Lynne Clarke, Brunswick Heads, Norma Forest, Byron Bay. Correspondents are advised to submit supporting documentation when letters touch on contentious issues involving local residents. Jason Smythe is being washed this week and was not able to appear.

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what’s REALLY hoT BYRON CHIROPRACTIC Did you know that under the Federal governments Enhanced Primary Care Scheme (EPC) you may be entitled to up to 5 FREE chiropractic treatments per year? After your GP’s approval you simply claim the chiropractic treatments back from Medicare as you would any other fee from a medical professional. To learn more about the EPC schemes talk to your chiropractor or your doctor. We would also like to welcome Michael Marsden to Byron Chiropractic. Bruce Campbell has taken 6 months leave and Michael will be treating all of Bruce’s patients over this time. He is a very experienced chiropractor who has moved up from Sydney with his family. To make an appointment with Michael or Brent call us on 6685 8159. We are at 52 Shirley Street Byron Bay.

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Head for the Halls! Once upon a time young people went out and old people stayed home. Old, by deďŹ nition of a young generation, is anything over 30. But we geriatrics who’ve clocked up three plus decades, don’t necessarily want to spend our evenings in front of the ďŹ re knitting socks. This is generation X. Like the boomers who have come before us, we have decided not to get old, and quite frankly, we still consider ourselves pretty plugged in to popular culture. We just don’t particularly like going head to head with 20 year olds in a smoky pub jostling for a spot to see the band. Unless of course we’re pissed. And so, for we X-ers it’s time to don those beanies, those stretch black Lees and a woolly jumper and head to the halls. What’s the collective noun for a group of musicians??? A busk of musos are setting up for a solid night of rock ‘n’ rambunctious riffs at Coorabell Hall on Friday Night. The impressive lineup includes the Re-Mains, Acre, Jackie Marshall, James Cruickshank and Lucie Thorne. I slipped in a quick latte with Mick Daley (of the Re-Mains) and Sal Yates (Acre) to talk about just why these well established acts are heading for the hills. Mick: ‘A lot of the punters in the pub scene are more focused on the Triple J bands. There (at Triple J) three people decide what’s cool and whatever they decide is cool is what’s played, and then they are the bands that pull a crowd and make the cash.’ I thought it was just me, growing up and changing demographic, but I have made the dial change to ABC National wondering whatever happened to the intelligent informed Triple J announcers like Mikey and Helen, or Adam and Wil? Is it just me, are the frontrunners for our national youth radio starting to sound like they share the same IQ points

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country areas, so that demographic is just sitting there waiting for something to happen. They even get acts like Paul Kelly playing regional halls.’ It’s a great idea, and with so many very funky, functional and well loved halls in the area, it seems like a happy solution for country mice who don’t want to rub mousy shoulders with city folk. The North Coast music scene continues to ourish, and as new bands emerge and make their mark on the national and international circuit (Blue King Brown, Parkway Drive) and established names decide to put down roots here (Tex Perkins, Pete Murray, and Jack Johnson???) our reputation for alternative music culture grows but the gigs don’t. According to Mick, you still have to get out there. ‘You need to travel if you want

as someone on Big Brother? Fortunately, Mick’s an oldie like me, so he agreed. ‘We play all over the country and I reckon there’s some venues where the audience responds purely to what’s on the radio. The demographic we are trying to put something on for are the ones at home with their kids. So many people I know don’t go out anymore, so these gigs are for them. They can bring their kids if they want to, and a 6 pack...’ According to Mick and Sal, hall gigs are all the go in country Victoria. ‘The hall circuit in Victoria is very good – I would like to get that going here’ Mick said. He went on to qualify just why the Victorians have it sussed: ‘But then they do have an enormous population of people who have left the city and moved to

to make it. It’s the reality for any Australian band. This pocket has the image of being alternative but really it’s only proďŹ table if you are a covers band.’ Sal credits the decision to start putting on gigs to long standing friendships. ‘We all just did some shows at The Troubadour (Valley, Brisbane). We are all good friends and all have similar styles of music. Jackie Marshall is just back from touring with Lucie Thorne.’ And there is one other reason. ‘We all live in the hills and we want to do a gig at home, ‘ Mick smirks. Catch this impressive gig and check out Acre’s lineup changes, and the Re-Mains before they head out on their 7 week Australian tour. FRIDAY AT COORABELL HALL AT 8PM. FOOD IS AVAILABLE. BYO.

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IT’S IN THE BAG I am a bag woman. I don’t know how men survive without one. My bag is my best friend. It is the receptacle for wallet, sunglasses, a notebook, lipstick, hairbrush, scrunched receipts, tampons, business cards, to do lists, my diary, half eaten sandwiches, my mobile phone, car keys, pencil case, unopened bills, paper clips, hair bands, perfume and a g-string. Yes, a g-string. It’s in the top pocket, I mean, a girl never knows when she might be rushed off for an emergency Brazilian. Be prepared – that’s my motto! The bag is woman’s sacred space. Men know it – just ask a bloke to go fetch something from it and his hand will snake in tenatatively, nervous, that at some point, this imitation

Gucci Vagina Dentata will take his arm off. And for good reason. I’ve seen a man’s face literally ripped off after a sneak peak into a lady bag. Apparently the average woman has more than 9 handbags. I did a quick count, and I number around 15. Slightly above average. Remember the old Glomesh campaign from the early eighties: ‘You can tell a lot about Rowena Wallace by what’s inside her Glomesh’. Interestingly, the bag never featured sanitary items or Ms Wallace’s Centrelink forms. But apparently you can tell a lot about a woman by what’s in her bag. There’s the ‘expressive’ type. These are the girls that tend to carry the crochet shoulder/shopping pouch. It will include items that are useful to others like

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rolling papers, patchouli and rescue remedy. These girls are daydreamers so they tend to carry sentimental trinkets, like the roach of the ďŹ rst joint they ever smoked, their kid’s dried bellybutton bits and the spark plugs to the car that parked them in outside Santos this morning. There’s the ‘prepared’. This person is so frigging organised they’d pass a 10 year tax audit on the spot. They have tissues, a toothbrush, Canasten, phone chargers, scissors, a ďŹ rst aid kit, jellybeans (just in case a diabetic starts having a hypo), a snake bandage, condoms and some spare nylons. Everything is neatly packed in Tupperware, including their kids. Then there’s the ‘minimal’. I don’t trust these women. They hate

clutter and like everything neat. These women can carry a mobile, a wallet, an electronic organiser and car keys in a 10cm square space without even a hint of unsightly bulge. Personally, I think these are the anorexics. Then there are the ‘creative’ types. I am a creative type. Anything can and will be in the bag of the creative. It wouldn’t be unusual to ďŹ nd sugar free gum, a diet bar, a slab of decaying chocolate cake and a hammer. Breeding creatives like to stash the odd forgotten disposable nappy, poo-ďŹ lled and rank, lurking in a corner somewhere. Old undies sometimes feature from a quick change at the gym. These have a nasty habit of emerging at Customs during a random bag search.

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Life is constantly evolving for the creative, and I can attest that every bag will be chockas full of shit. Once it no longer closes, time to get a new bag. All my pregnant pouches wait in the dark of my cupboard and under my bed, awaiting the annual emergency caesarean when I perform lucky dip, and discover all the misplaced items: namely overdue and now disconnected accounts, house keys that have since been recut, mobile phone chargers that I have since replaced, and business cards of long lost friends who remain long lost. Even mythology acknowledges the power of the woman’s bag. Pandora didn’t have a box, that was a misprint. She had a bag. Full of bees.

We have a double pass to see the Ku Promotions presentation of Zulya at the Bangalow Catholic Hall on Saturday 7 July. Show starts at 7.30pm. Email mandypow@echo. net.au with the subject header: ‘The Zulyas are coming’

CLUBLAND We can offer a double pass to see Clubland at its premiere at the Byron Cinemas on July 8. We also have a CD of the Clubland Soundtrack as a giveaway as well. Simply email mandypow@echo.net. au with subject header ‘club me’.

SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS TIX FOR YOU Yes they are here, and so let the incessant emailling begin. I have a double pass to give away for Splendour and a box of 10 CD’s which I will give to the runner up. Start emailing me with subject header ‘desperate 4 splendour’ to mandypow@echo.net.au Please, only one entry per person! If you are carbon neutral and like to use the post you can post it to Splendour in the Grass Tix Giveaway, The Echo, 6 Village Way, Mullumbimby. 2482.

[ LIVE MUSIC ] * GYAN’S VISTA GIG The second of Byron Vista’s ‘In Concert’ series features the ďŹ rst appearance of international singer/ songwriter Gyan since her highly successful concerts with Michael Leunig in Byron and at the Sydney Opera House. Gyan’s season with Leunig and the rabbitiers (Billy the Rabbit) was a sell out and according to the dreamy diva: ‘The Sydney Opera House was a dream venue – the best production I’ve ever experienced... in fact I now feel very spoilt, and this week we’ve just arrived back from a sellout at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival – we played the Dunstan Playhouse on a chilly Sunday night – the band were the core group of Si (Simon Greaves) and Cleis (Pearce) and James (Cruickshank) but this time on double bass we had the wondrous LLoyd Swanton and drummer Evan Mannell from Sydney. Personally it’s a very different way to perform doing such collaborative work sharing the stage with such a sensative gifted artist without much preparation or script, we allow each performance to unravel and take its shape and having that

spontaneity is gold for both of us. I think we both shy away from repetition – it’s also been beautiful to watch Michael ďŹ nd his position within a band more and more enjoyable and looking forward to the next show. Also on the same bill was one of my favourite Canadian singer/songwriters Issa aka Jane Siberry, she asked me to join her to sing her beautiful tune, Calling all Angels which was recorded as a duet with KD Lang (and features on the Wim Wenders End of The World Soundtrack). Issa has returned to Byron to ďŹ nish her vocals on her new album, recording with Simon Greaves at the Museagency Studios. So it’s been a year of meeting and working with two of my favourite people!’ Gyan is currently teaching or coaching people to ďŹ nd their one true voice and getting ready to record her new album. Gyan performs with Cleis and Simon. Also on the bill are the Blue Skillet Rovers, a band with a great repertoire and a zany sense of humour, outright winners of the Blues Fest Buskers’ Competition. Resident Celtic harp and ute duo Emerald are back and the Slimy Brothers

bring you back to Earth with a rib-tickling jolt. They will be launching their Live at the Vista CD on the night. Murray Kyle and Rebecca from the Blissmongers share their melodies, harmonies and soulful lyrics, while the Byron Ukulele Mob entertain Aloha-style with dance interpretations from the beautiful Hulahines. Canadian ex-pat Susanna Carman returns to the stage for the ďŹ rst time since becoming a mum and does her solo up-close-and-personal thing as only she can – as well as a spot on the ďŹ ddle with Emerald. Doors open at 7.30 pm to the dulcet strains of Andy McGlone on the Celtic Harp and the concert starts at 8 sharp, so be there early and get a good seat! All this for only $20 ($18 concession). Drinks and refreshments available. This concert is another beneďŹ t for BAY FM. Thursday 5 July.

HEARING THE PICTURES FEHVA 2007 is presenting, for the ďŹ rst time, a showcase of contemporary Australian Video Art with a world premier of the Surroundscapes series by

Byron’s own Yantra de Vilder. ‘Surroundscapes are a journey that connects us all,’ says award winning composer and multimedia artist Yantra de Vilder. ‘They celebrate the beauty of our fragile planet – the place that we call home. Surroundscapes transport the audience on an uplifting and evocative journey across unique landscapes. ’The cinematography of the Surroundscapes series is breathtaking, with panoramic footage of our planet’s most pristine wilderness, supported by a musical narrative inspired by principles of deep ecology. Yantra will present her locally produced works Rainforest & Panorama and speak onscreen about her inspirations and techniques in interfacing music, sound and image. Yantra’s work has featured in major festivals around the country, as well as in ďŹ lm and television nationally and internationally. Recently she completed the musical composition for a 30 part BBC series and has collaborated with ďŹ lmmakers, such as David Bradbury on the controversial award winning ďŹ lm, Blowin’ in the Wind. The FEHVA Video Art Showcase will also feature

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award ďŹ nalists are hugely entertaining. I encourage all art lovers to attend.’The FEHVA Video Art screens Saturday at the A & I Hall in Bangalow from 6.30pm – 8.30pm. Ticketing and programing details available on line: www.FEHVA.com

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Jeff Dawson’s imagery of ‘The Burning Man’ in Nevada and selected works by artist Alex Chomicz. As part of the Museum of Contemporary Art Artists Voice series, there will be onscreen interviews with Australia’s top video artists. A highlight of the evening will be the FEHVA Video Art Prize Finalists. New media artists, short ďŹ lmmakers, animators and traditional artists from across the region have entered works for the prize, judged and awarded by director Noah Hutchison. Dee Tipping from the FEHVA ofďŹ ce says, ‘The

The fabulous Ms Tindley just keeps getting more fab. Sara Tindley and her bunch of merry men headline the Mullumbimby Folk Club at the Drill Hall this Thursday. Noel Mengel from the Courier Mail raved: ‘Just when you are hoping for something to come along that presents fresh angles to the country tradition in the way that Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams and Kasey Chambers manage to do, along comes Sara Tindley.’ With two critically acclaimed and award-winning releases under her belt, Sara Tindley is making quite a mark on the Australian musical landscape. Her latest album, Lucky The Sun, produced by Bill Chambers, is an instant classic. When Sara fronts her band The KingďŹ shers, it’s unbeatable rockin’ alt-country, with equal measures of soulful pop. As a songwriter and performer she is one to watch in 2007. Picked as ABC Radio National Breakfast’s Album of The Week (December 2006), Lucky The Sun has an addictive quality that keeps you coming back for more. From the sultry, sassy opening song Hot For You to the memorable ballad True Believer featuring just Sara and piano, to the haunting Heart It Was A Desert, which made the semi-ďŹ nals of the International Songwriting Competition, Lucky The Sun is packed with tracks that sparkle musically and leave a lasting impression lyrically. While Sara has been compared by music critics to the likes of Lucinda Williams, Shelby Lynne, Patti GrifďŹ n and even Carole King, her style is utterly distinctive, reective of a life lived passionately and with integrity. Remember, if you want to perform, get there early. It’s ďŹ rst-come, ďŹ rstserved for the chalkboard spots, but they’ll always try to accommodate as many

performers as possible. Performances start at 8pm sharp. Bring your blankey and see you there.

VISITING THE ZULYA Zulya and the Children of the Underground’s have a new album. It’s a sensational follow up to the successful The Waltz of Emptiness with thirteen exquisite new songs. Titled 3 Nights it’s made a remarkable debut and is currently in the Top Ten of the European World Music Charts. The ablum showcases Zulya and the Children of the Underground at their most magniďŹ cent featuring their superb song writing and intricate arrangements, to say nothing of Zulya’s sublime voice. Most excitingly and for the very ďŹ rst time, after residing ďŹ fteen years in Australia, Zulya sings her own original songs in English. Fans familiar with Zulya’s music have enjoyed her songs, mostly in Russian and Tatar and although the communication of the songs meaning and emotion, goes beyond language – the prospect of understanding her words is very exciting. Zulya and the Children of the Underground create a unique sound derived from the combination of the melancholy, beauty and drama of Zulya’s distinctive song-writing with the extraordinary musicianship of her Australian band members. Instruments include piano accordion, guitar, drums and double bass. Zulya’s achievements to date include Artist of the year, World Music Artist of the Year, album of the year and most recently Best Album in 2005 for ‘The Waltz of Emptiness’. She performs at the Bangalow Catholic Hall on Saturday July 7. Tickets are $18/16 at the door only. Be there for a 7.30pm start. (Check the giveaways for tix)

HART ATTACK Mick Hart is back. For the past 18 months he has been based in Lille France where he has written and set down 17 tracks for his 4th solo acoustic album. The Aussie dates are part of a worldwide tour that has taken in much of the European Festival Circuit, Japan, an opening slot for Van Morrison at the famous

Olympia in Paris, and a sellout support tour with John Butler Trio in France/Germany. Finding Home is the new album and it possesses an authentic old school avour, laying somewhere in the vein of early Bob Dylan, Ryan Adams, Elliot Smith, Ray La Montagne, Ben Harper and Bright Eyes. He plays the Hotel Great Northern on Friday.

THE WIZARD OF WAZ The Wazporter Band is collecting members like farmers friends on your socks in the vacant lot. Welcome, Toby Andrews on bass, vocals and guitar. Still laying down the beats is Peter Leighton and fairy dust percussion from Peter Cuming. They perform their bigger rounder new sound on Friday at the Hotel Brunswick from 6.30pm.

GET DOWN WITH MR BROWN Andy Jans Brown plays his last two gigs in the area before he heads off to Europe and the UK for shows in July and August. Giving his best to the people whether that be solo, or fully decked out with the band. He has almost ďŹ nished his new album which is planned for release later in the year. Catch him at the Rails on Saturday.

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share with a friend and warm to world class jazz in the comfort of a lounge chair! 8pm start. Tickets $10.

Beatles, Peter Frampton, INXS plus many more… all certain to revive and re-ignite memories from those parties of ill repute.

YOUR FORT TUNES It’s been a while since Byron Bay’s reigning rock’n’roll champions have played a gig on their home turf so this Friday’s show at the Lennox Hotel will certainly be some form of energy release to behold. With supports coming from The Ride and DJ Dave Basek, Fort are planning to deliver a heavy, grooving set of classic Fort tunes and a brace of new songs from their self-titled CD due out through MGM in June. Coming off the back of a smoking gig in Brisbane recently the quintet of Andy, Deon, George, Stu and Brent are in devastating form onstage, and given the anticipation from local rock lovers for a Fort gig the roof is gonna get lifted from the normally quiet seaside pub.

SMARTEN UP Smart Artists are back on the coast this weekend playing Bangalow Hotel Friday and Brunswick Hotel Saturday. The band is out supporting the release of its I got a woman EP which also features the previous 2 hit singles Route 66 and Does your Mother Know. All three tunes are still being played across all eastern states, regional areas, Northern Territory and in New Zealand. Smart Artists are a band that promises you one ‘helluva’ great night putting their spin on some of the great songs from the 70s through to the ‘naughties’. Drawing on songs from Powderfinger, U2, Foo Fighters, Oasis, The

DIRTY Carola Christian and The Dirty Funk Affair had their way with the Rails crowd last week. It was all an evil plot to train up the masses for their live DVD recording and gig at the Backroom on Saturday. The band want you to come and be a part of it. Experience the free flowing excitement of sheer groove, and maybe catch your ass pumping away on the big screen! Put on those booty huggin threads baby and start working that mojo.

TARSHITO V EL TARA Tarshito and El Tara host an evening of Bajan, singing, sounding and fun. Chanting the names of Deities, Gods and positive affirmations allows one to sing from the soul, from the heart, from the innermost core with utmost sincerity,conviction and intent, and can assist in losing oneself in the moment of resonant bliss. You don’t have to know anything about music or singing, just come along, relax and flow into it. The chants are very simple, easy and catchy and are repetitive. Remember how good it used to feel when you were a kid and everyone would harmonise and join in on Frere Jacques? Well it’s the same but better! 7pm on Wednesday at 5/12 Bayshore Drive, Byron Arts and Industry Estate.

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I remember it as one of those musicals that changed my life. It was the day I decided that John Travolta was a spunk. I then spent the next 3 years pretending I was the Olivia Newton John character. That also involved 2 very embarassing appearances at the school disco in red heels and black skintight pants. A little inappropriate for a 13 year old. But I did end up with straight As from my pervy English teacher. Grease is definitely still the word and its coming to Byron. Many would remember the musical, set in 1959 in fictional school Rydell High Chicago where it focuses on the romance between Danny Zuko and Sandy Dumbrowski and tackles such social issues as teenage pregnancy and gang violence. I think for me it marked my endless and lifelong attraction to bad boys. Perhaps that’s why so many of us are attracted to the singing and dancing teen fairytale. It’s still a lot of fun, and god damn it’s romantic. Although most students at Shearwater Steiner School are not struggling with issues of teenage pregnancy or whether to drop out of beauty school, they are piercing themselves and falling in and out of love. Grease is the

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ultimate teenage story told in song and dance and our stars tell it their own way. They explore the true meaning of Grease – that’s the word, it’s got groove it’s got meaning. As the song says conventionality belongs to yesterday, there is a chance that we can make it so far, if we start believing that we can be who we are! ShearTheatrix presents the cult musical Grease at the Byron Bay Community Centre on Friday at 12pm and 7pm and on Saturday at 12pm and 7pm and Sunday at 5pm. Tickets can be bought at the Mullumbimby Bookshop and through Shearwater School on Left Bank Road or bookings can be made over the phone 6684 3223.

dark glasses looks positively appropriate (as compared to Austen in RM Williams boots on the beach!) He’s making his annual sojourn to Byron, the place he credits, and I can attest he doesn’t say this lightly with having ‘one of the most intelligent audiences in the country.’ It’s because with Mr Tayshus standup comedy isn’t just standup comedy. He’s on a mission from god to rid the earth of stupidity. It’s a pretty big job. As a comedian I would have to say he is truly fearless. There’s no fence he won’t cross. It’s gripping to watch. He’s like standup google. There is barely an issue, political, pop culture, global that he isn’t across. One thing always blows me away. . . why would you heckle the most fearsome comic of them all? But someone always does. Someone always gets the serve from hell. It’s the most dramatic of any comedy show, hysterical, topical, edgy, and then all of a sudden it’s a bullfight! Austen is joined by a remarkable new voice on the comedy scene, Josh Thomas. He’s a boy genius. I’ll be the MC, so be there on Monday 9 July at the Byron Bowling Club 8pm. Bookings are 6684 3443 and tix are $15/20.

FILM CLUBLAND Screenworks is premiering the new Australian film called Clubland at Byron Cinema on July 8th, with a Q&A led by Peter Thompson with Mark Wareham (the DOP) after the screening. The film centres around the suburban life of Jean (played by UK actress) Brenda Blethyn and her career as a standup comic in the Western Sydney footy clubs. It’s a gritty film about broken dreams, sleazy standup gigs and family relationships. A four star review in Sydney’s Metro magazine this weekend, so obviously it’s pretty good. Directed by Cherie Nowlan.

DAVE GRANT GETS IT ON Catch standup at WhyNot! on Wednesday with MC Dave Grant. Wil Andersen has raved that Dave is one of his all time favourite Aussie comics. Intelligent, original and slick, Dave turns every day dilemmas into rapid fire standup. He’s performed on Rove Live, Good News Week and The Glasshouse. He joins the 8 new comic hopefuls on Wednesday. Tix are $25 and include a meal, and a glass of wine and show. Catch him again on Thursday in a full length feature show at the Ballina RSL with Brendan Lovechild and me!!!

(6pm onwards)

35 Byron Shire artists give you a glimpse of their talent!

30th June – 21st July Still @ the centre – Waywood Gallery 3 Centennial Circuit – A&I Estate – Byron Bay NSW 2481 tel: 6685 5808 fax: 6680 7567 email: still@the-centre.com.au

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The big man of comedy is back. Fortunately this cold snap means his trademark woollen trenchcoat and

Friday marks the opening of Barratt Galleries in Alstonville. Artist/director Julie Barratt is looking forward to

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showcasing the work of local and regionally based artists. The first solo exhibition will be new prints and drawings by Jan Davis. In addition there will be an exhibition of artists’ books and prints showcasing the diversity of talent by emerging and established artists living in regional areas. Jan Davis studied printmaking at Phillip Institute of Technology in Melbourne and completed a Master of Arts at Southern Cross University in1995 where she currently holds the position of Associate Professor in Visual Arts. Jan mounted the first of 4 solo shows at Niagara Galleries in Melbourne in 1988 and is now represented by Graham Galleries and Editions in Brisbane. She is nationally recognised for her work with new print technologies and artists’ books and in 1995 she won the Fremantle Print prize with Solomon, a seven volume artists’ book. For enquiries, call Julie on 6628 0297 or 0427 211 882. Gallery – 5 Bugden Avenue.

STORY WRITING TELL YOUR OWN STORY Founder of Sydney’s innovative Drama Action Centre and developer of the famous StoryWorks writing process, Bridget Brandon, will be in Byron for three days from Monday July 30 to unleash the inner storyteller in all of us. Presented by yarn spinner and director of The Story Tree Company, Jenni Cargill, this three day residential workshop, will be held at Samaya Retreat Centre after the Byron Bay Writers Festival. Aspiring writers and storytellers will be led through the powerful StoryWorks process in a fully catered environment so that participants can have a chance to unwind, get some time out in a beautiful environment, have the option to bushwalk and enjoy great food. Developed in 1998 by Bridget Brandon, StoryWorks is a powerful writing process that has helped hundreds of everyday people worldwide,

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tell the most unique story in the world – their own. Brandon who is based in Sydney, founded the process of StoryWorks after a series of pivotal events in her own life, including the loss of both parents and a life-threatening illness. It was then, she says, she suddenly realised that ‘most people’s stories are dying with them’ and that the process of telling one’s life story is inherently valuable. Nola Clare just wanted to write and she wanted to write the stories of her rich life. She had reared eight children and then found a completely new life after motherhood. She had been doing writing courses and attending writing groups for years. She wasn’t aiming to be published. Then Nola did a StoryWorks course. Her passion was re-ignited for writing and telling her story. ‘For me it was the perfect course because it was very encouraging. We told stories in small doses, Bridget gives wonderful prompts and at the end of a reading she asks group members ‘What resonated with you?’ said Nola. ‘I started off writing for my grandchildren and now I’m writing for myself.’ Nola Clare is 71 and lives in Clunes in the Byron Shire. Bridget was the founder of the innovative Drama Action Centre in Sydney. Along with a vibrant creative career Bridget is a devoted meditator. The retreat will be held from 10am, Monday, July 30 to 4pm Wednesday, 1 August. For more information call Jenni on 6684 6548 or visit www.thestorytreecompany. com.au

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THURSDAY 28 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.00PM THE POOR MILLIONAIRES ■ GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON 9PM SUPER MARIO ■ THE RAILS, BYRON THE SWINGING DETECTIVES ■ JULIAN’S CAFE, BYRON 7PM GREG GARDNER ■ BO’S RESTAURANT, BYRON 7.30PM BEAKERMOUTH ■ MAHA HATA, BYRON A&I ESTATE 6.30PM SACRED DIDJ HEALING ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON WET T-SHIRT COMPETITION ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON, TRAFFIC LIGHT PARTY, DJ KRISTEN ■ BANGALOW HOTEL 8PM MATT BUGGY ■ BANGLOW A&I HALL 6PM FEHVA – ART AUCTION

■ THE URBAN, BANGALOW 12PM FEHVA - ART LOVERS LUNCH ■ CHINI HOTEL, MULLUM, 5.30PM MULLUMBERRY JAM ■ MULLUMBIMBY RSL, 7PM ROCK ‘N’ ROLL DANCING ■ DRILL HALL, MULLUMBIMBY 8PM THE FOLK CLUB & SARA TINDLEY ■ BALLINA RSL 8.30PM THE BIG GIG – MC MANDY NOLAN, DAVE GRANT, BRENDAN LOVECHILD ■ LENNOX HOTEL 9PM FIG JAM SESSION

FRIDAY 29 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.30PM DIRECT INFLUENCE ■ BUDDHA BAR, BYRON SUPERNOVA JADE & GLITTERGIRL ■ GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON, 9PM MICK HART ■ THE RAILS, BYRON MARSHALL & FRO ■ BO’S, BYRON 6.30PM MICK’S SASHIMI BAND ■ BYRON COMMUNITY CENTRE 12PM & 7PM GREASE – SHEARWATER STEINER SCHOOL ■ ON THE STREETS OF BYRON BAY FEHVA – VAN THANH RUDD ■ MAHA HATA, BYRON A&! ESTATE 7PM ONENESS BLESSING/MEDITATION ■ WAYWOOD GALLERY, BYRON A&I ESTATE 6PM EXHIBITION OPENING 'A FLASH IN THE PAN' ■ EWINGSDALE HALL 8PM LATIN LOUNGE SALSA SOCIAL ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON 7PM SKYDIVE FRIDAY ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON DJ QUALITY CONTROL + DJ VOO DOO ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 7.30PM WAZ PORTER BAND ■ BANGALOW HOTEL 8PM SMART ARTISTS ■ BANGLOW A&I HALL 9.30AM-5.15PM FEHVA

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Parkinson Head 2 Head Kids’ Programs School Programs Midday Report National Press Club Address Talking Heads Parliament Question Time Kids’ Programs Atlantic Edge Wales The Cook And The Chef ABC News The 7.30 Report The New Inventors Spicks And Specks The Chaser’s War On Repeats Hyperdrive New series, comic SF At The Movies Lateline Lateline Business Four Corners (M, repeat) Media Watch (repeat) POW (M) Movie: The Young Lovers (G 1954 B&W) 2.55 About A Girl: Casey Donovan 3.25 National Press Club Address

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SBS 5.25 World News 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Movie: Story Undone (PG 2004) Iranian ďŹ lm about illegal immigration. 2.30 Tales from a Suitcase 3.00 Mum’s the Word 3.30 She’ll be Right, Boss 4.00 A Fork In The Road 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer 6.00 Global Village 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Vasili’s Garden Gardening series 8.00 Blue List Australia Travel 8.30 Dateline 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 Movie: To Take A Wife (MA, l,v,a, 2004) Israeli/French relationship drama. 11.50 Movie: Come Sweet Death (MA v,s,a 2000) Award-winning Austrian crime drama 1.40 Weatherwatch

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

Parkinson Head 2 Head Kids’ Programs School Programs Midday Report Monarch Of The Glen Strictly Dancing The Bill Kids’ Programs Grand Designs: Huf Hause ABC News The 7.30 Report (includes John Clarke) Catalyst Dr Who The Runaway Bride starring David Tennant, Catherine Tate. Gamer Revolution Part One. When computer games seem better than life. Lateline Lateline Business Live At The Basement: The Gibson All Star Band Movie: Captain Boycott (PG 1947 B&W) Historical drama stars Stewart Granger, Kathleen Ryan, Robert Donat. Movie: Eyewitness (M 1956 B&W) Crime drama stars Donald Sinden. Movie: Suspended Alibi (PG 1957) Stars Patrick Holt, Honor Blackman.

7.00 World News 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Uncovered: The War in Iraq Robert Greenwald’s doco comprehensively nails the WMD lies of the Bushites. 2.30 Dateline 3.30 Nest 4.00 Food Lovers’ Guide to Australia 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer 6.00 Global Village 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Hotline 7.35 Inspector Rex 8.30 The Eagle: A Crime Odyssey 9.35 World News Australia 10.05 Movie Show 10.15 Wilfred 10.45 Movie: Initial D (M a,v, 2005) Cantonese ďŹ lm from Hong Kong about a Japanese would-be racing driver. 12.40 Movie: Viper (M 2001) A young girl looks up to her father, who is a blacksmith and a drunk, after her mother runs off with a fascist lawyer. Stars Harvey Keitel. 2.20 Weatherwatch

Parkinson Head 2 Head Kids’ Programs School Programs Midday Report Fireies Parkinson Spicks And Specks Kids’ Programs Behind The News No Job For A Lady Political comedy Can We Help? ABC News Stateline Collectors Taggart (M, v,cl) Ghost Squad: Nottinghamshire (M, l, v) Lateline The Chaser’s War On Repeats Repeated jtv Rage (M) goes on till 9am Saturday

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World News Business Report Food Lovers Guide To Australia Prescription for Survival The What If Man Doco on science ďŹ ction expert Peter Nicholls Worldly Possessions Wine Lovers’ Guide to Australia The Journal Newshour with Jim Lehrer Global Village World News Australia Versailles Stories Marketing MarieAntoinette Help Paramedics at work As It Happened The Six Day War World News Australia Sexual Intelligence The boundaries and aspirations of our sexual identities around the world, nudge nudge. Movie: Body to Body (M s,a,v 2002) French thriller. Movie: Boomerang (MA l,v,a) Serbian comedy. Weatherwatch

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Sunrise Morning Show Home Shopping Raggs Morning News Midday Movie All Saints According to Jim My Wife and Kids It’s Academic News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Last Chance Learners Police Files – Unlocked Air Crash Investigations Prison Break The Unit (M) Night Stalker Shopping and Religion

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

6.00 9.00 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.30 10.30 11.30 12.00 12.30 6.00 9.00 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.30 9.30 12.30

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Ten Early News Toasted TV Puzzle Play 9am With David And Kim Ten News Dr Phil The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Big Brother The Simpsons House (M) Medium (M) Late Night News And Sports Tonight Big Brother Up-Late (MA15+) Infomercials Video Hits Up-Late Shopping and Religion

NBN 6.00 9.00 11.00 11.30 12.00 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 7.00 7.30 8.30 8.45 9.30 10.30 4.00 4.30

Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne TVP Direct Danoz Movie: Just a Dream (PG) Stars Carl Lumbly, Ally Sheedy Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking Hi-5 Lockie Leonard Temptation Bargain Hunt Antiques Roadshow Evening News A Current Affair McLeod’s Daughters Cold Case Lotto Without a Trace Wimbledon 2007 Day 3 Untold Wealth Good Morning Australia 16,185 murders, 92,837, rapes in U.S. last year, but no major terrorist attacks. www.ironictimes.com

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

Sunrise Morning Show Home Shopping Morning News Raggs Morning News Movie: Saving Jessica Lynch (M v 2003) Can you stomach one of the stories of ‘Operation Iraqi Freedom’? All Saints According to Jim My Wife and Kids It’s Academic News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away How I Met Your Mother That 70s Show Heroes (M) Lost (M) The Amazing Race Family Guy Family Plots Shopping and Religion

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5.25 World News in various languages 12.30 Business Report 1.00 European Song Contest 2007 Repeat of this year’s ďŹ nal. Spray on the glitter and wave limply. 3.55 Rankin on ‘The Staircase’ Crime author Ian Rankin and others consider Jean-Xavier de Lestrade’s documentary. 4.30 Newshour with Jim Lehrer 5.30 The Lost Gods Egyptology 6.00 Heat in the Kitchen Restaurant critics 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Nerds FC 8.00 Kick 8.30 Movie Show 8.40 Iron Chef 9.30 Movie: Girls On Top 2 (M l,s 2004) German comedy. 11.05 Shameless 12.00 SOS: Shorts on Screen 1.00 Movie: The Nameless (MA v,h,a 1999) Spanish thriller. 2.45 Weatherwatch

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Parkinson Head 2 Head Kids’ Programs School Programs Midday Report A Place In Spain A Place In Slovakia Celebrating 50 Years of ABC TV The Cook And The Chef The Bill Kids’ Programs Message Stick (G) Talking Heads: Peter Cosgrove ABC News The 7.30 Report Australian Story Four Corners Media Watch Enough Rope with Andrew Denton Lateline Lateline Business Pagans: Sexy Beasts Hustle Movie: Oliver Twist (G 1948 B&W) Another classic David Lean interpretation of Charles Dickens. 3.25 World Team Cup Bowls

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Parkinson Head 2 Head Kids’ Programs School Programs Midday Report The Einstein Factor The New Inventors Catalyst The Bill Kids’ Programs Time Team ABC News The 7.30 Report Carbon Cops The Bill (M, v) Foreign Correspondent First Tuesday Book Club with Jennifer Byrne Lateline Lateline Business Four Corners Media Watch A Wedding in Ramallah Doco about life under military occupation. Movie: The Guv’nor (G 1935 B&W) Stars George Arliss. Movie: To the Public Danger (G 1945 B&W) Stars Dermot Walsh.

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7.00 World News 10.30 Harmonies of the Hemispheres SBS Radio and Television Youth Orchestra and other youth orchestras. 11.00 Basque Cycling Cup 12.00 Speedweek Motor sport 1.00 FIA World Rally Championship 2.00 World of Athletics 2.30 CONCACAF Football Gold Cup ‘ 4.00 FIFA Futbol Mundial 4.30 FA Classic Match 5.00 The World Game 6.00 Thalassa 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Lost Worlds: Timgad, Roman Africa 8.30 Big Love 9.30 RAN: Remote Area Nurse Repeat of the series starring Susie Porter. 10.30 Movie: Yoingu Boy (M v,l,a 2000) Aboriginal coming-of-age drama. 12.05 John Safran vs God 12.35 John Safran vs God Rematch and ďŹ nal in the series. 1.05 The Storm Rages Twice (PG) Lebanese drama series 2.05 Weatherwatch

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Toasted TV Video Hits First Video Hits Isle of Man Motorcycle Race RPM AFL Round 13 Geelong vs Sydney Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons World’s Wildest Police Videos Combining crack addict car chases with street demonstrations against unjust corporate fascist agendas cleverly links the two. Bravo Ten, bravo! 7.30 Hunter Hunted: Mangrove Maneaters Bengal tigers 8.30 NCIS 9.30 Law and Order: SVU 10.30 AFL Round 13 St Kilda vs Richmond 1.00 Moto GP Round 9 – Assen 3.45 Formula One Grand Prix Round 8 Qualifying laps in France 4.45 Video Hits Up Late

Religion Blinky Bill Fairytale Police Weekend Sunrise Up Close Music (PG) 8 Simple Rules Studio Portraits Runaway Train Doco about a 1989 train disaster in California. AFL Premiership Kangaroos vs Western Bulldogs According to Jim Destination New Zealand Seven News Where Are They Now (PG) Ugly Betty (PG) Grey’s Anatomy (M) What About Brian (PG) Alias Movie: Resident Evil (AV v,h 2002) Horror ďŹ lm starring Milla Jovovich, Michelle Rodriguez. Danoz Direct Shopping and Religion

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6.00 Sunrise 9.00 Morning Show with Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies 10.00 Home Shopping 11.00 Raggs 11.30 Morning News 12.00 Movie: One Special Night (PG 1999) Romantic story for the oldies starring Julie Andrews, James Garner. 2.00 Category 6: Day of Destruction 3.00 Erky Perky 3.30 Tribe 4.00 It’s Academic 4.30 News 5.00 M*A*S*H 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 6.00 Prime News 6.30 Seven News 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 Border Security – Australia’s Front Line 8.30 Desperate Housewives (M) 9.30 Brothers & Sisters (M) 10.30 Boston Legal (M) 11.30 Scrubs (PG) 12.00 Last Comic Standing (M) 1.00 Shopping and Religion

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[ cinema ] * BLADES OF GLORY Will Ferrell can deďŹ nitely be a bridge too far for those who only see wit in the elegant understatement of a Hugh Grant. I couldn’t stand a bar of him until Talladega Nights, but he is undeniably a master of the vulgar. In this he is Chazz Michael Michaels, the sex addict bad boy of the pro ice skating circuit. He and nancy boy opponent Jimmy MacElroy (John Heder), are banned for life from competing as individuals after disgracing themselves at a presentation ceremony, but a loophole in the rules allows them to join up as an unlikely pair. It’s pretty straightforward after that, as they work towards the grande ďŹ nale of the World championship in Montreal. The comedy here is, admittedly, not covert, but geez it’s good to be able to have a laugh with no strings attached. Taking the piss

– in this case out of the glitz and ultra competitiveness of American professional sport – is funnier when it doesn’t deal with its subject in a superior manner. That’s the irony of irony, it can be self-defeating if it creates a distance between the viewer and the target of the joke. Getting the balance right so that those being lampooned still manage to retain their credibility (which Austen Powers never did) is essential for parody to be more than just superďŹ cial mockery. The skating sequences are convincing and there are plenty of good sight gags, including a shocking but hilarious decapitation, as well as classically typecast support characters. But the ďŹ lm owes its success to the way that Ferrell and Heder complement each other so well. And you can’t help but admire how Ferrell, ever ready to let the joke be

on him, boldly breaks the mould of the leading man – a kitchen scene in which he exposes himself shirtless as a abby, hairy bloke who doesn’t work out is about as iconoclastic as Hollywood gets. It’s not quite as good as Talladega Nights, but the ending is gloriously outrÊ and literally goes through the roof. John Campbell 28 WEEKS LATER 28 Weeks Later is the explosive, nerve-frying followup to Danny Boyle’s much-admired 2002 hit 28 Days Later. If you saw 28 Days Later, you know the basic setup. A rage virus has broken out in London, turning victims into snarling, eet-afoot zombies who are, well, enraged. As we rejoin the action, the virus has been contained and a US-led NATO coalition has secured the remaining healthy populace in the

Green Zone. Like the real Green Zone, over in Iraq, this one offers what turns out to be a rather false sense of security. Taking over from Boyle is Spanish director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, who scored big with the horror ďŹ lm Intacto. He picks up where Boyle left off, showing a few survivors seeking shelter in a farmhouse from the zombie plague that damn near depopulated England. Cut 28 weeks ahead to London, where Don and other Brit refugees ďŹ nd a fragile safe zone in a hirise under American army guard. Of course there’s a political subtext – it’s hard not to think of Iraq and the fear of Islam generated in the Dubya era as the US occupying force starts shooting and bombing without regard to collateral damage. Here’s a sequel that surpasses the original! Lounge Cinema

You’re gonna need a bigger boat. Chief Brody (Roy Scheider) to Quint (Robert Shaw) in the awesome Jaws (1975)

Missionary: There are many rooms in my Father’s house, but I am the door. Allie (Harrison Ford): And don’t slam it on your way out. From Peter Weir’s remarkable The Mosquito Coast (1986)

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SCORPIO: This week your planetary main man Mars has you executing some shrewd ďŹ nancial manouevres: cost calculating, cutting expenditure, maximising savings. It’s also an ace week for shaking your money maker, so have a massage, sauna, your favourite indulgence‌

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IN THE RED Ho r a t i o Bi t e m a r k It is to be expected, I suppose, in a clubhouse full of louche gentlemen, and despite the best efforts of fastidious staff, that the odd example of psychotropic might stray from the Louis XIV cabinet, donated to us by Salvador Dali in 1967, where they are kept locked until the appropriate moment arrives. One such instance came to fruition last weekend, gentle reader, when Abbotsleigh found a specimen of mutated ibogaine, part of an experimental series undertaken by Alexander Shulgin’s renegade assistant, Freddy ‘Totally Eclipsed’ Smith, under a chaise longue, where it must have lodged for at least two years if our pharmaceutical register is correct. Its effect on Abbotsleigh was remarkable: seemingly in a trance he spoke in a melliuous voice unlike his own, narrating the following story: ‘A long time ago, a magician lay far beneath the earth, unsure if he were human or stone. His dreams were often mineral-like but sometimes strayed into the world of carbon-based life forms. He was surrounded by rock. Moisture from the world above seeped down to keep him alive. His mind foretold great events in the human world above and he regretted that he could not arise from his prison to utter warnings: ďŹ rstly, so that kings might not be deposed and secondly, as his wisdom grew deeper, so that ordinary lives might be saved from despair or death. Over the ages the aching to intervene drew stronger. At the same time, acting under the pressures of a planet violent at its core, veins of copper formed in the rock around him. The veins became so dark they seemed the colour of blood. Their essence infused the magician and their acid carved a tunnel to the surface of the earth, up which the magician was destined to crawl over several years. Before he departed at last on his adventure, the veins of copper seemed to form into the shape of a comely woman, who said: “I grant you release from your prison. You will travel the world and learn many things. You will see great joy and great sorrow. You will inuence the course of events for both good and bad. Centuries from now, when you come to realise the truth of the words of a future poet, ‘The world’s more full of weeping than you can understand’, I will summon you to this place again, the earth will close over you and we will sleep together here in silence until the sun burns us to a cinder.â€?’

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Dark by ďŹ ve o’clock, this time of year is the most homely one of all: time to light ďŹ res or ignite heating, to draw curtains, to ďŹ ll rooms with the fragrance of food. At this time of year I am most inspired to cook; it is a time when a meal becomes so much more than the whipped-up dish at day’s end and the sum of its culinary parts but the ritual itself, the soothing motions of chopping and stirring and simmering. And so it is the perfect time to try things out, those ingredients which may not be available in balmier seasons when cosiness is not the key. The ingredients I have in mind are a pair of vegetables often ignored or overlooked by people uncertain how to deal with them: celeriac and fennel. Celeriac, bless its heart, is a vegetable impossible to render visually appealing, a factor indubitably responsible for its unpopularity. A member of the celery family, it is a bulbous root vegetable with a knobbly, uneven exterior; it can grow to a considerable size and appear quite grotesque, some interplanetary alien perhaps, with its tangled rootlets at the base. Its esh, however, once the tough exterior is peeled away, is delicate, a little nutty, and suggestive of both parsley and celery. Quite possibly its best known incarnation is in the classic French dish celeri remoulade, in which it is sliced raw into ďŹ ne matchsticks then bound in a mustard-sharpened mayonnaise; the matchsticks may be blanched ďŹ rst, briey, to ensure a smoother texture. Boiled until tender, celeriac combines gorgeously with other root vegetables for a lovely earthy mash – throw in some garlic as well – or for a robust soup. Or make a gratin out of it, as a colleague of mine did recently with resounding success, layering peeled and thinly sliced celeriac in a baking dish with leek, garlic, chives and a crumbly fetta, pouring over a mixture of stock and white wine, covering with buttered foil and baking until cooked, bubbling and golden. To prepare this funny vegetable just trim the root end, scrub it well and cut off the skin quite thickly. Chop it up and drop the chunks into water with a squeeze of lemon juice so the esh remains a creamy white. Then there is fennel. In appearance it resembles a fat bulb of celery with whiskery dill feathering out its ends. It is a native to the Mediterranean and features prominently in dishes from that area, especially where ďŹ sh is concerned. Yielding both a herb and a spice, this is a vegetable whose every part may be used: root, stalk, leaf and seed. It is often called Aniseed because of its avour. Of the mix of raw vegetables Italians called ‘pinzimonio’ it is the most striking – but cooked it transforms into velvety, delicately spiced lushness. It was one of the three main herbs used in the preparation of absinthe, the medicinal elixir whose psycho-active properties led to its being banned in most countries by the 1940s (laws recently relaxed); it is also one of the ingredients in Chinese Five Spice Powder. All you do with it is to trim the base and cut away its outer layer (it’s a little like Russian dolls, with smaller and smaller versions of the vegetable the further in you go) then cut it ďŹ rst into halves lengthwise and then into quarters. Again acidulated water is recommended to prevent discolouration if you do not plan to use it immediately; otherwise, slice thinly and soften in chopped garlic for a simple pasta sauce with a splash of white wine and some cream and parmesan toward the end. Or sweat a large diced fennel bulb in butter together with half a diced leek and a stick of diced celery until translucent, stir though 30 grams of plain our then pour in about a cup of ďŹ sh stock and simmer until smooth. Fold through 300 grams of smoked trout chunks and cool while you roll out some puff pastry to line a pie dish. Dollop in the ďŹ lling, top with more puff pastry, glaze with a mixture of milk and egg yolk then bake till golden. Open a bottle of soft red wine, light some candles. Music, naturally, and winter kept well out.

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Out of the tiny kitchen at Orient Express comes the most wonderful food! Tippy Heng’s restaurant has rapidly acquired a reputation for being a beautiful tea-house serving up great food with a welcoming, intimate atmosphere. He is about to launch an exciting new menu for both lunch and dinner, and meanwhile continues to offer his very popular Yum Cha on the weekend from 10am to 3pm. Another reason to visit Orient Express is the choice of 16 premium quality, Asian-style and mostly organic teas available, served from exquisite imported tea pots. Orient Express is open 7 days a week at 1/2 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay. Savour The Flavour of Asia

O Sushi in Byron Bay has won the 2007 Australian Achiever Award for NSW’s Restaurants category. Now in their tenth year, the Australian Achiever Awards are a measure of customer service, and O Sushi achieved a 98.52% overall score for Customer Service and Relations, topping all other NSW Restaurants businesses. Established by Mr Dan Regev and Ms Karni Shai for three years, O Sushi is a Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Train which now operates with a team of twenty five. O Sushi’s Japanese chefs prepare authentic traditional sushi and modern Japanese French fusion cooking. Diners may either order meals from the menu or select their own plates from the circling sushi train. It’s an experience as unique and relaxed as the food is delectable. Everyone is catered for. There is a large variety of vegetarian dishes. Scrumptuous food platters are available for parties and events. All dishes are available to takeaway. Open 7 days –11am-9pm in Woolies Plaza, Byron Bay. Phone 6685 7103 • www.osushi.com.au

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Osteopaths are physical therapists who are most concerned with the alignment of joints of the body and the condition of the soft tissues such as muscles, tendons, ligaments and cartilage. Processes such as deep tissue massage and re-alignment of joints and tendons are undertaken to relieve joint and muscular pain. Oh my aching back! Soon I’ll be OK!! Tomorrow too far away!!! Everything feels better after I see my Osteopath So crack it at Byron! Phone Peter on 6685 6193

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Love & blessings to all my students over the past 5 years. I am deeply grateful! Join us for a celebration picnic at Torakina Park, Sunday 1st July 12 noon. To also welcome your NEW HATHA YOGA TEACHER KAREN who will teach from Brunswick Valley Community Centre Wednesday 9am & Thursday 6pm . For further information please call Lynda on 66851012 or Karen on 66850164.

Hi everyone! Scrapture the Moment is now offering scrapbooking workshops at the South Golden Beach Hall from 7pm -9pm at a cost of $7 per workshop (tea & coffee included). Currently the workshop is held on Thursday nights but with a minimum of 3 adults or maximum of 8 adults I will offer the workshop on alternative days and times. Beginners or experienced scrapbookers all welcome ! A friendly and supportive environment is what we are all about. Scrapbooking stock and equipment are available for purchase at the workshops or can be viewed and/or purchased through the website www. scrapturethemoment.com.au SCRAPTURE THE MOMENT offers a great range of patterned papers and embellishments for all your scrapbooking, card making and general craft needs. Give Alison a call on 0448 429 483 to book your workshop spot now!

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Sports Roundup with John Campbell Devils meet the enemy, and its themselves Ashes won in the eleventh hour John Campbell With one minute and forty six seconds left on the clock, Casino got the ďŹ eld goal that put them ahead for the ďŹ rst time in their game against the Byron Bay Red Devils. The ďŹ nal 25-24 scoreline would have been unthinkable shortly after the half time break, when the Bay skipped away to a 22-6 lead and looked certain to pick up the two crucial NRRRL premiership points. If the boys were gutted by the last gasp loss, coach Vince Nicklin will surely have been livid. Unarguably, there were some mitigating circumstances that might have given the Bay reason to complain that luck did not go their way, particularly when the ref allowed the Cougars’ ďŹ rst try on half time. It was clear to everyone that a Devils player had been knocked senseless by a second tackle. The loss of possession that ensued led to the visitors picking up the ball and plac-

ing it next to the posts for a converted try. The Devils were in again soon after though, after a beautifully measured bomb from Nathan Cross hung above the gum trees in the nor’east corner long enough for winger Clarence Kelly to get under it and score. Going to the sheds at 166 was pleasing for the Bay, as penalties and weight of possession were against them and they had been made to do a lot of tackling as a result of their own unforced errors. Unfortunately for the locals, those unforced errors multiplied alarmingly in the second half. The Devils’ defence is well organised and, as importantly, quick to recover its line when breaches are made, but there is a limit to how long the effort of knocking over the other mob can be sustained when you are continually giving the ball back to them.

Also of worry to Nicklin will be the lack of attacking ideas expressed by the team. In what was for long periods a forward oriented game, the Devils slugged it out manfully, but application is not worth a cracker if not allied with execution and the Cougars took every advantage of the Bay’s backs’ sloppiness. Three 40/20s helped the visitors at crucial times and a couple of fumbles at the back proved disastrous. Byron tapped and ran when they might have kicked a goal for 24-12 and in the next set it was the Cougars who scored. The momentum was now with the Maroons and with 12 minutes left, their big lock went over for his third try to make it 22 all and, following petty penalties to each side, the scores were locked at 24 all and the ďŹ eld goal loomed. Casino’s ďŹ ve eighth slotted it and, you’d have to say, they deserved it. Byron threw the game away.

Bending their backs for Byron are Ash Burgess, Dre Smith, David Stevens and Ant Barchard

Matt Alexander Byron Bay and Mullumbimby Rugby faced each other in their annual Ashes encounter on Sunday at the Byron rec ďŹ elds and the game lived up to its epic reputation. With both sides always eager to get the bragging rights for the year, no quarter was asked for or given. Mullum took an early 5-0 lead, but neither side was able to establish dominance, with Byron’s forward strength being cancelled out

by Mullum’s more dangerous backs. Two tries to Byron halfback Dre Smith gave the Bay a 10-0 lead at the break and the second half saw more rough and ready rugby as both sides were frantic in trying to get more points on the board. Mullum evened the score at 10-10 with 12 minutes to go and, like all the Ashes clashes that had gone before it, this one too was destined to be decided on the bell.

Young tennis ace off to Texas Seventeen year old Stephen Gort of Mullumbimby has been offered the chance of his young lifetime. A junior tennis player of immense potential, Stephen has been accepted into the John Newcombe Tennis Ranch in Texas, where he will study and play under the finest tutors available for three months. To help with the costs that Stephen’s family will incur in taking advantage

Rams denied their revenge Last Saturday the Byron Bay Rams travelled to Bangalow for games in all four grades and came home with two wins, a draw and a loss. The Premier League clash was an even affair, with the Rams, keen to avenge their shock ďŹ rst round loss, having the better of the running in the early stages. Bruce Morhaus, Geordie Campbell and Matt Kelso all went close to scoring before Geordie ďŹ nally headed one past the goalkeeper for a 1-0 lead, which is how the score remained until half time. The second stanza saw Bangalow intensify the pressure on the visitors and they were ultimately

rewarded with Marcello Piabianco’s header to level the scores at 1-1. Best for the Rams were Campbell, Morhaus and Kelso, along with Todd Knaus and John Bradbury. Next week the side is at home to Goonellabah. The Premier Reserves were were protecting an unbeaten record and raced to a 3-0 lead thanks to a brace of goals by Ryan Gray (his ďŹ fth in two two games) and a penalty to Gareth Bevan. Bangalow pulled one back to go to the break with the score at 3-1. On resumption, the Rams were unable to force the issue, squandering scoring

opportunities and allowing Bangalow another goal late in proceedings to finish with aa 3-2 result. The Rams were best served by Ryan Gray, Tom Ryzak and Andy Marks. In the seconds division, the Rams notched up a 3-2 victory. It was another outstanding effort from the Rams who are now well in the hunt for a top four spot. In the Fourth Division, Byron trailed Bangalow 2-0 before ďŹ ghting back to equal the scores. The hosts struck the killer blow for their 3-2 victory only minutes from time, but the Rams’ performance was a vastly improved one.

Steve Edmonds Brunswick Valley super seconds broke their goal drought in emphatic fashion at a cold and wet Pine Ave on Saturday, hitting the target ďŹ ve times against a luckless Ballina. The boys from the Big Prawn must have thought it was their day when they scored early on, but Valley proved the tougher side in the harsh conditions, pulling level through Adam Goodhand’s low skidding drive from the edge of the box. The midďŹ elder has been in sensational form of late and turned in another vintage performance, bagging a further two goals to complete his hat trick. Jason Loewenthal also had another ďŹ ne game, chipping in two goals to complete a comprehensive 5-1 win. More good news for Valley

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A long range penalty gave the game to Mullum, 13-10, and with it went the spoils. Both sides played a great game for the masses of spectators and managed to raise nearly $800 to go to the Richard Allen 14 fund.

was to come with the return from injury of influential defender Heath Ogston, who played the last ten minutes without any problems. After a succession of draws, the thirsty thirds also had something to celebrate with a 2-1 victory over South Lismore. Man of the match Lucas Mott was on target twice, the second of which was a breathtaking volley following Leon Maclean’s pinpoint cross. The heroes of last weekend, the sixths, had a shock loss to Ballina before adding another two in the second half. With 20 minutes left the sixths showed character to reduce the deďŹ cit with goals from Jeff Begovic and a stunning free kick from Grub. The boys surged in the last ďŹ ve, but it was too little too late, and they went down 3-2.

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Sports Roundup with John Campbell

Like the footballer said, it’s not rocket surgery John Campbell Cricket and football commentators are inclined to go off the deep end from time to time – like every weekend. For the humble hack in the media box there just aren’t enough superlatives in the wondrous bag of platitudes that is relied upon to sustain the demands of endless sport coverage. For better or worse, it is only on the rarest occasions that you come across burst blood vessel spontaneity. My heart still lifts at the tale of the VFL announcer calling a life or death struggle at the ‘G in which the team he privately supported was involved. Working himself into a frenzy behind the mike, he lost it entirely when, as the hooter neared, one of his boys took a spectacular mark but blew the six points. ‘Ah fuck he’s missed it!’ the radio man blurted. He was sacked immediately. And rightly so, I suppose. It’s just that calculated cliché is so less engaging. Listen to how many times you will hear government spokesmen say ‘union bosses’ in the lead up to the next election. It will be equalled only by the number of times you hear ‘future’ uttered by the ALP suits. The verbiage of the sports commentator insists on similar constant surveillance. ‘What the hell is a night watchman?’ I was once asked by a poor soul not au fait with cricket’s secret vocabulary but trapped in my car with the radio glued to Jim Maxwell’s dulcets. And, though I cannot

SPORTS RESULTS ANGLING Mullumbimby Ex Services Rnd 12 Tony Carsburg Holden C’ship: biggest Bag P Story 117 points; h/c winner B Venn 90 points. Next outing 30/6 from 2pm to 10pm. AUSSIE RULES Juniors U/10’s Ballina 5.1.31 d Plateau 3.4.22; Tweed 3.3.21 d Lismore 2.3.15; Brunswick 2.4.16 d Byron 1.1.7; U/12’s Ballina 11.11.77 d Plateau 0.0.0; Lismore 13.13.91 d Maclean 7.8.50; Brunswick 2.4.16 d Byron 2.9.21; U/14’s Plateau 15.13.103 d Ballina 6.4.40; Tweed 10.5.65 d Lismore 9.4.58; Byron 12.15.87 d Brunswick 1.4.10. No club matches Sunday 1/7, due to “Mike Kenny Memorial Shield” Rep matches, Far North Coast v Coffs Harbour at Fripp Oval, Ballina. U/12 at 10am; U/12’s at 11.45am; U/14’s and U/16’s at 1.30pm. BOWLS Brunswick Heads Men Wed S/S Triples: F Hill, J Lawlor, D Croft; r/up R Rose, M Hogan, L Wade; T Hawley, L Campbell, K Hosie. Sat Bonus Pairs: washed out. Sun Mufti/ Breakfast Bowls: Jim M, D Sanderson, Jacinta; r/up Zorba, G Woods, Chiz. Louies Prize: B rahill, D Clifford, C Watson. Zone Playoff: Bruns Heads lost to Maclean and to Lennox Head. This Fri: 48 bowlers needed, visit by Kingscliff, 10.30am, mixed, casual dress, no green fees. Brunswick Heads Women 19/6 C’ship Triples: Z Wagner, L McCormick, E Marks d M Darby, D Hay, D Guest. Social: B O’Donnell, M Torressi, J Loomes 24 d B Cam, E Lewis, P Appel ,N Philip 14. AGM 11/7 at 10am. Byron Bay Men Tue Fred’s Singles: B Lewis; r/up F Smith. Wed Social Triples: F Smith, T Hillard, M Ayo; r/up R Orth, D Werthenbach, H Simmons. Thur S/S Pairs: G Lightfoot, B Cluck; r/up A Balck, B Lewis. Sat Social: D Werthenbach, J Wright; r/up F Smith, P Anderson. Byron Bay Women 19/6 Minor Single Final: V Breckenridge d M Wight; Trophy V Breckenrdige, G Kennedy

fathom why it would need to be explained, I have similarly been called upon to translate rugby league’s ‘dead ball line.’ It had never occurred to me that anybody might visualise a line of balls expired like Cleese’s parrot. What I cannot come at, however, is the increasing use of the word genius. Albert Einstein was a genius. Shakespeare, Leonardo and Mozart too. But Ricky Ponting? Ian Thorpe? Or the tattooed drunkard,

Sonny Bill Wiliams? Not that I have gone over to the dark side and joined those cerebral airheads who cannot see the highest expression of human intelligence in any sporting arena. Geniuses do play games, it’s just that they are as rare as those who are involved in the arts or the sciences or any other field. What sets them apart is pretty much indefinable. Statistics are obviously a pointer, but it is more than that. If it were simply a case

of numbers, Hazem el Masri would be a genius – but surely he ain’t. There is a way in which those special individuals do things. It combines grace, menatl strength, moral courage and, above all, it gives the impression of being spontaneous. On a sodden pitch in Dublin, at the 1991 Rugby World Cup, the Australian winger David Campese collected the ball about twenty metres from the All Blacks’

try line and scythed diagonally across field towards the left hand corner. It was as though everybody in the ground, All Blacks included, were mesmerised. He made them look like Easter Island statues. Nobody else could have done it, or dared it, but it seemed so straightforward. Like the bicycle handlebar that Pablo Picasso placed above the bicycle seat to make a bull’s head. You like to think that you might have come up with it too, but you

didn’t. Creativity such as that can’t be taught. Poor Campese never had the wherewithal to fully cash in on his genius. Nobody liked him much, fellow Wallaby and writer Peter FitzSimons going so far as to say that Campo was the only man he knew to have joined the mile high club going solo. There is also a sense of destiny that hovers over the genius. I was struck by this watching the US PGA the other week. Tiger Woods and Australia’s Aaron Baddeley were on the sixth green at Oakdale. They had almost identical putts to save par. Nasty nine footers (I still envy the Yanks their imperial measurements) on a tricky slope. For want of a better word, Woods’s aura made him a moral to sink the putt. As Baddeley addressed the ball you knew he didn’t have a hope in hell. And so it turned out. Pele had it and so did S K Warne. Kelly Slater and Laine Beachley too, most likely.That ability to amaze by regularly doing the unforeseen. In the 1998 grand final against Manly, Newcastle’s Andrew Johns went the blind when everybody else at the ground expected him to go the open. He put Darren Albert in for the winning try. ‘I just thought of that this minute,’ the geniuses might say. Which makes you believe that at some point you might intuitively do something similar. It is the most generous and lasting gift that genius offers us.

(marker). Open Singles begin 26/6. Nomination sheet on board for Club Triples; 2007/08 Executive Committee and other positions. AGM 17/7 at 9:30am. Mullumbimby Men 13/6: A Bartlett, D Ottery 24 v M Murphy, D Kidby 9; S Bracard, R Barnes 25 v L Henry, B McClymont 9; D Wark, B Elliott, J McKay 18 v R Gray, A Pyzer, B Gibson 16; P Jones, F Cornale, T Johnston 19 v M Brown, B Coleman, T Trivett 17; J Estreich, P McDonald, R Philps 21 v B Moore, F Buckley, S Purdie 17. 16/6: N James, C McClymont 17 v G Schneider, A Lee 17. Final Minor pairs: T Trivett, B Coleman 21 d M Esau, M Brown 20. 20/6: R Kidby, M Murphy, C Ridgwell 25 v J Estreich, R Moore, F Buckley 10; P Jones, F Cornale, T Johnston 26 v Tony Johnston, G Orchard, L Henry 19; A Pyzer, R Webb, B Gibson 22 v Fingers, R Day, S Dettman 15; R Wark, A Bartlett, B McClymont 18 v T Trivett, M Brown, B Coleman 12; S Brecard, R Barnes 23 v P McDonald, R Philps 14. Mullumbimby Women 19/6 Social Triples: J Lee, B Reglin, G Henry 17 v S Boyd, J Kidman, J Beaumont 16. Raffle: J Nicholls. Ocean Shores Men 11/6 Ocean Shores Winter Cup S/S Triples: M Danswan, R Barnes, A Montgomery; r/up R Gray, J T Gray, T Makin; S Robson, R Ellis, P Earl; Chooks: R Tonkin, D Matheson, J Hay. Rnd 3 Club Singles: D Matheson d P Earl 31/19; J Hay d L Hoffman 31/23; S Pratt d B Gibson 31/26; J T Gray d R Roberts 31/21. 18/6 S/S Triples: A Pyzer, K McMorrow, B Gibson; r/up R Tonkin, J Hay, T Hawley; Chooks: R Rofe, J Berry, L Campbell; P Quirke, A Haybel, F Lethley; B Wark, K Hosie, R Roberts. 1st S/Final Club Singles: D Matheson d S Pratt 31/11. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley 16/6 Bruns Valley: N/S: 1st gross and net: D Dare/C Johnson; 2nd gross and net: P Keyte/ P Webb; E/W: 1st gross and net: A/G Withey; 2nd gross and net: M Murray/M Downey. 23/6: N/S: 1st gross and net: P Hems/I Keegan; 2nd gross and net: P Keyte/P Webb; E/W: 1st gross and net: P Baldwin/M O’Halloran; 2nd net: A Gray/M Solway; 2nd gross: M Homfray/D Gall.

18/6 Ocean Shores: N/S: 1st gross: P Webb/ M Solway; 2nd gross and net: P/R Keyte; 1st net: S Vanrossum/L Baldwin; E/W: 1st gross: P Sullivan/P Quirke; 2nd gross: K Westall/R Heale; 1st net: J Hughes/C Chidlow; 2nd net: M Hosie/R Pedicini. BVBC welcomes new members. Play at BH Comm Centre Mon/Sat at 1pm. Byron Bay 22/6 Winter Pairs: 23 pairs competing; overall winners B Sundstrom and Graeme Askey score 64.09%; r/up C Johnson and D Dare (61.55%); C Spencer and A Gordon (61.34%). GOLF Mullumbimby Ladies 16/6 Ambrose: W Ward, G Parsons, M Allan 62 2/3; r/up R Webber, E Dengate 65 1/4. NTP: 7th 2nd shot E Dengate, R Webber; 12th M James; Pro Pin 9th E Dengate. 21/6 Stroke Vardon: Div 1 P Montgomery 67; Div 2 M Trivett 65; NTP 7th (2nd shot) R Manley, 12th and 5th P Montgomery, 17th M Trivett, Pro Pin M James (6 balls). Vets winners: Div 1 G Lynn 68, Div 2 M Trivett 65. Weekly Ball Comp: E Henshaw 43; N Dwyer 39; R Wilson 39; N Carsburg 39. 28/6 3BBB Draw: 1st Tee; 9am N Carsburg, N Dwyer, G Mackay; 9.06 L Siddall, M Essery, B Mules; 9.12 F Hayden, B Woolnough, M Trivett; 9.18 S Slogrove, R Wilson, R Slogrove; 9.24 T Beer, E Walker, G Smith; 9.30 K Mudgway, D Cullen, W Stenner; 9.36 M Allan, M Crichton, L Riches; 9.42 G McDonald, F Booth, J Ball. 10th Tee; 9am G Redman, E Henshaw, H Hammond; 9.06 G Lynn, F Gannell, M Bertoli; 9.12 J Ryan, T Robbins, J Beer; 9.18 L Walker, R Manley, S Kosaka; 9.24 K Thomson, G Poynting, P Montgomery; 9.30 A Smith, M James, B James; 9.36 A Moser, F Booker, E Leclere. Table duty; N Carsburg, G Mackay. Mullumbimby Men 13/6 Single Stab: I Bennett 41; r/up R Lawler 37 c/b; NTP 9th G Jenner (5 balls). 16/6 2 Man Ambrose: D Asplin, R Dann 60 1/4 net; r/up G Childs, W Ferrier 61 net. Pennants: 5 Mullumbimby Men’s teams: none qualified for finals. 20/6 Single Stab: I Bennett 45; r/up G Donaldson 42; NTP S carey 4.25m (6 balls). 23/6 4BBB Stab: J Falzon, E Mitchell 52; r/up N Emmanoilidis, G Chambers 45 c/b; NTP 5th E Mitchell 3.1m, 9th C Donaldson 4.14m, 12th K

Myers 3.1m, 17th H Dent 85cm. Singles/Gundies: J Falzon 46. Ocean Shores Men 16/6 OS Cup Rnd 1 4BBB Stab: B Strang, B Hurley 48 c/b; r/up J Govett, C Burgess 48 c/b; I Howard, J Medicott 48 c/b. NTP: 3rd R Cooke, 6th R Gallagher, 8th B Strang; balls to 41 points. Mon Ind Stab (Medley): R Conway 41; r/up C Pruul 37; B Baxter 37; balls to 33; CCR 72; NTP 17th R Skillen. Wed: K Stuart 41; r/up G O’Donnell 41; J Hollingworth 40; balls to 32; CCR 71; NTP 3rd L Reid, 6th B Blows, 8th P Thorley, 12th I Howard, 15th D Rowland. 23/6 OS Cup Rnd 2 4BBB Stab: M Flesser, P Pilcher; r/up N/C Appell; S Downes, P Fleming. NTP 3rd A Thompson, 6th R McLean, 8th W Dobson; balls to 40 points. Ocean Shores Ladies 19/6: Div 1; C Killion 71; r/up M Pratt 73 c/b; Div 2; A Slater 66; r/up H Best 74; Div 3; M Hosie 70; r/up H Charles 75 c/b. NTP: div 1 C Killion; div 2 B Simons; div 3 G Henrikson; putting B Crossley; vouchers to 80 c/b. 21/6 18 hole Stab: G O’Hagan 45; vouchers to 30 c/b. Ocean Shores Vets 21/6 Stab: K Bradford 41; r/up P Thorley 40; J Conqueror 39. NTP: 3rd h/c 0 to 19 R Smith, h/c 20+ F Kelly; 15th C Godsmark; Captains Pin J Whitlock; Gorilla Award h/c 0 to 19 B Baxter, h/c 20+ L Hoffman; chooks to 22; balls to 32; Scrubbers Ball K Scanlon. RUGBY UNION Mullumbimby/Ocean Shores Sat: Loss to Coolangatta/Tweed 17 to 14. Sun: Defeated Byron Bay 13 to 10. This week: both grades away to Lismore. Brunswick Valley Juniors Fri: 8s warmed up with most boys now scoring a try. 12s played their best game of season winning 29 to 0. 13s remain at top of the table and defeated Lennox Head 36 to 12. 14s won their second game 29 to 0 over Lennox Head. 17s gave comp leaders a shake before going down 12 to 0. Player fees due before semi finals. SOCCER Brunswick Heads Juniors 23/6 Games: Brunswick Pizza Shop U6 Bears; Good game Brunswick, well done; Brunswick

Heads Pharmacy U7 Bilby’s; Fantastic game some breakaway runs in the forwards. Strong defence in backs and great game in goals by Mischa; Brunswick Heads Supermarket U8 Bullfrogs; Keep up the good work “Bullfrogs”, good game; Brunswick Heads Hot Bread “Bakery” U10 Breakers; Forwards having a powerful game also our mid fielders and backs Kurtis, Brad & Tom. 4 to 3 win against Shores United; Brunswick Heads Health Food U12 Breakers; A great team effort and outstanding game from Etha Essary. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 27/6 Rnd 12 Business Houses Teams Comp: The Potato Works v Ocean Shores Glass; D Bird v G Davis, M Ottery v T Wood, G Kaminski v R James, J Heers v M Tratton, B Doran v M Isbister. Ocean Shores Bakery v Canty’s Surveyors; B Trivett v S Thompson, C Walsh v I Bissett, C Booth v W Ferrier, R King v J Nicolson, S Truesdale v M Wallace. Byron Bay Trophies v Brunswick Smash Repairs; L Clarke v M Underwood, P Hill v L Crandell, C Staff v D Wraight, A Li v S Moon, T Mason v Jeff Heers. Brunswick Blinds and Awnings v Brunswick Heads Pharmacy; B Staff v S Koop, D Runciman v C Ashworth, C Pearce v J Gribble, J Miller v L Miller, C Johnston v F King. 2/7 Rnd 12 Byron Health Foods Comp: Div 2; 5pm M Cassidy v M Ottery, S Koop v J Gribble, I Bissett v C Walsh; 6pm R Draper v D Runciman. Div 3; 5pm J Heers v G Kaminski, A Li v A Thomas; 6pm M Rogers v R King, D Wraight Bye. Div 4; 5pm C Johnston v J Nicolson, F King v Jeff Heers, W Kneipp v P Westcott, S Moon Bye. Div 5; 5pm T Mason v A Brooker, B Alander v A Booth, D Hazelwood Ross v S Bruyn, M Hazelwood Ross v D Williams, S Truesdale v M Wallace. To play, phone 6685 1794. SURF LIFE SAVING Byron Bay Byron Bay Surf Club Award Winners: Jack Walsh Overall Club Champion Shannon Hulbert Green; Bill Wynter Award Greg McCabe; Presidents Award Sarah Beadman; Clubperson of the year Roger Beadman; Life Membership Sam Gilmore; Richard Andrews Memorial Trophy Mitchell Brown; U15 Champions Bridget Barnes and

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LANDSCAPE DESIGN by David Pettifer www.byronscape.com ......................................0427 845284

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NORTHERN RIVERS TRENCHING 65HP trencher & mini excavator ..............................0402 716857

ENVIRONMENTAL PEST CONSULTANTS

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PHYSIOTHERAPY ANTHONY D’ORSOGNA Suffolk Park 1 Bryce Street ............................................................ 66853511 BANGALOW PHYSIOTHERAPY Craniosacral, Massage & Pilates Libbie Nelson, Petra Karni, Clare Connolly Lot 1, Ballina Road, Bangalow................................ 66872330 CLAUDIA MIRDITA Craniosacral therapy, acupuncture, physio............................................. 66857222 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

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BAYSIDE RADIATORS, WINDSCREENS AND AIR CONDITIONING

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PICTURE FRAMING

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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

TRANSLATING SERVICES

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PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATION SERVICES All languages ................................................. 66847994 TRANSLATION SERVICES NAATI Certified German, English. Linda Wiederkehr .................. 66803968

HEALTH & LIFESTYLE

VETERINARY SURGEONS

CHIROPRACTIC CHIROPRACTOR Bruce Campbell, Brent Verco 52 Shirley St, Byron Bay ................................ 66858159

BILLINUDGEL/OCEAN SHORES VET HOSPITAL Jon Hollingworth ................................... 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

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

COMPUTER TONER & CARTRIDGES

DENTISTS BRUNSWICK HEADS HOLISTIC DENTAL............................................................................ 66851264 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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HAIR & BEAUTY ALLURE BODYWAXING Suffolk Park ...............................................................................0403 417508 SLEEK BODY WAXING Bangalow ............................................................ 0432 564512 or 66872264 SPRAY TAN – BRONZED BYRON BABES ............................................... 0432 533680 or 66809356

HEALTH

FINANCE

ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne .................................... 66857366

BUYER’S AGENT, MORTGAGE BROKER Asset management info.......Michael Murray 0428 555501

ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis .................................................... 66857001

PRINTING & GRAPHIC ART

ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE Postural re-education for pain, stress/dysfunction. M. Hayes ..... 66809770 CRANIO SACRO BALANCE Also for animals ........e: craniosacrobalance@hotmail.com 0432 625612

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

MASSAGE TABLES & SUPPLIES Mullum Herbals 79 Stuart St ............................................ 66843002

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

MULLUMBIMBY Herbals, Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St.............................................. 66843002

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

MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................... 66841511

POPSICLE DESIGN Quality Design in Byron................................................................... (02)8003 4373

SUZIE PHILLIPS ACUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE .............................................. 66809696

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DISCOVER

The Archaic Heart at the bottom of us all. THE RUG SHOP, BANGALOW

WRITERS GROUP HIP HOP & BREAK

Back by popular demand: THE AUSTRALIAN CANNABIS COOKBOOK @ Echo ofďŹ ces Mullumbimby & Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net

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

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BLISS BOTANICALS

Boys & Girls, Thursday 3.30pm Byron Scout Hall. Also Teen Salsa. 66856743

SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

100% NATURAL SKIN CARE HANDMADE in Byron Bay for men & women. Avail now at : GYPSY LE FAY 1/22 Mullumbimbi St Brunswick Heads Shop enquires : 0417427518 VENUE HIRE FUNCTIONS, PARTIES at Mullumbimby Golf Club. Enquiries at club or on 66842273

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

HYPNOTHERAPY

Ronald H Wolff, former ofďŹ cer 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.

MULLUMBIMBY SOUP KITCHEN Neighbourhood Centre, Dalley Street, Wednesday 5pm. 66841816 JAW R.E.S.E.T. HEALING Helps stress from teeth grinding, dental work or accidents. Tibetan Sound Chakra Healing. Rose Gilmore 0429194912 – 66855475

COUNSELLING

PUBLIC NOTICES

Full Moon Sitting

With PETERJI Meditation Master Sat June 30. 7.30pm. Enq 66803872

Beginners Bellydance workshops $20 1st July, Buddha Bar Byron. A fusion of Belly, Flamenco & Indian dance, tribal rhythms & Silk Rd avours. 66884611

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ARE YOU IN LOVE Call SUE BASSER Marriage Celebrant 66847165

TAX DOCTOR!

DEREK HARPER

CELEBRANT 66803032, derekharper@mac.com

CUBAN SALSA

Dani back from Cuba, latest salsa grooves, Mon 2nd July 5.30pm, Chini Hotel 66856743, sassysalsa.com.au A Master Class In The Art Of

Gourmet Raw Food

Preparation for Radiant Health (includes organic raw food lunch). Presented by Anand from Raw Power. Limited places - bookings essential. Ewingsdale Hall, Sun July 8th, 11am to 3.30pm $69. Kids free. For info call 1300 664179 www.rawpower.com.au

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20 years exp. Gatya Kelly 66846659

Holistic Counselling

RI FRASER Accred. A.H.H.A 66803040 HONOURING LOVE AND LOSS

Audrey Fisher Celebrant - 0414720081

SING 4 FUN

Come sing in a choir with Parissa Bouas. No experience necessary. New 10 week term starts July 17. Bookings essential. Prof. private tuition also avail. Ph 66808878 TARGETED BY SPOOKS, CRIMS, CORRUPT POLICE? CONTACT: freemindsnow1@netscape.com

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LAST CHANCE TO AFRICAN DANCE Cheze invites all old & new students for a special last African Dance celebration. Thanks to all who have danced with me over the years. Tues 6.30pm at Ewingsdale Hall. Phone 0411843384

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Strong hands massage 16 years exp Ph Cornelia 0427301251

SWEDISH Massage Ocean Shores 1.5 hrs $70. Susan 0411409123

Renewal Retreat

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CORE STABILITY YOGA 6 wk course, focus on core, restoration & breath. Open to all body types & levels of experience. 5pm Monday @ Byron Yoga Centre, start 2 July, $60. Contact Star 0431204422

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HEALTH FUND REBATES

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

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TECHNONANNY Mac Computers in Comfort Call Bettjoy 66803497

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BLANK DVDs CDs & Mini DV tapes BRIDGLANDS Mullumbimby. 66842511

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FENCE 1800H, lapped & capped treated pine. 30 metres, You remove. Suffolk Park. Best offer. Phone 0412367233

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PIANO upright MW Stein $550ono, surfboard Takayama 8’4� $600, African Djembes $200, girls riding helmet $20, tennis racket Wilson Hammer $50. Phone 66844500

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INTERNET • DATABASE • DIGITAL FileMaker Pro Specialist 11th Hour Group Pty Ltd. www.11hrg.com.au • 66875367

Stone sculpture, landscaping, building. Ph Simon 66794053 or 0416426729 www.featuresinstone.com.au

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

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CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate.

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TV SHARP 68cm, excellent condition, $240. Phone 66843837

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HARDWOOD beams (5), 6.3mx190x75, $50 ea. Clean ďŹ ll avail. 0414993011

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TWO KING SIZE mattresses $100 ea, 8 wood dining chairs $50 ono. 66847712

MAHOGANY shutters, exotic recycled timbers and more from Sumatra, wholesale clearance. Phone 0421866600 for inventory.

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

Natural deterrent to white ants now available. Billinudgel Landscaping Supplies 66804555

VIOLETA’S Family Daycare. Vacancies availble. Suffolk Park. Phone 66867799

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DISHWASHER Fisher & Paykel ‘Soft Touch’ excellent cond, $150. Double futon $100. Phone 0401935760

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WASHING MACHINE auto $140, fridge 2 door $250. 0413589388

21â€? GENTS BIKE - GIANT FARRAGO 27 SPEED HYBRID LIFESTYLE Perfect condition. Only ridden 10km. Comfortable, efďŹ cient suspension. Shimano Deore gears. New $759. Sale Price $500 66850454

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MACHINES & GAS REFILLS Bridglands Retravision 66842511

Bales $4. BH 66844242 Garry Scott • 66843468

TRAMPOLINES, REPLACEMENT MATS & parts, a variety of pool tables in different sizes & accessories. Phone 66851624, mobile 0409851624 PIANO upright c1920, great sound needs some work $700. Phone 66805109 WOOD SGL FUTON BASES x 2 $50ea, Qu futon $50, 56cm TV $50. 66843909 FRIDGES WASHERS & DRYERS Pre loved, all with warranty, APEX AIR 3/46 Acacia Street Byron Bay, open 9-5pm Mon-Fri. Phone 66857781 BELKIN LAPTOP Backpack, as new $45. Large blue edged carpet 3.2 x 4m $125. Phone 66844941 NARNIA NURSERY Liriorpe 10 for $30, Lomandra 7 for $10, Dianella 5 for $10, Bird of Paradise 5 for $30. Agave, Flax, Grasses, Succulents & more. Arrange a time 66805831 or 0419771514 BRIDGLANDS BUY & SELL – good used furniture – good clean bedding – late model electrical & antiques. M’by 66842511

BALLET BARRE

Junior Student, Senior Student, Teacher and Professional Models from $230 Gypsy Le Fay 0417427518 1/22 Mullumbmbi Street Brunswick Heads BLUE two seater couch, very good condition $170, Bike rack $35, Assorted weights. Ph 66855688

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WANTED RECORD COLLECTIONS 1950-2000 Rock, Jazz, Blues. Rod 0409489997 OLDER WOODEN FURNITURE Bookcases, drawers, tables etc, old ďŹ shing gear & hand tools. Clem’s Cargo Phone 66851213 CLASSICAL guitar lessons wanted. Ballina/Byron. Ph Frank 66866257 STUDENT req. size 9 ladies snow boots for walking or mens size 7. Ph 66840033 WANTED: ANTIQUES, GOOD USED FURNITURE. Clean double & queen size beds. Bridglands Mby 66842511

GARAGE SALES BANGALOW, Sat July 7th, HUGE GARAGE SALE, industrial cookers, coffee machines, blenders, cash register, doors, chairs, tables, many restaurant ďŹ ttings, crockery and lots more, bring a trailer or van. DON’T MISS OUT. Not before 9am, 305 Lismore Rd, Binna Burra, Burradale Farm, just before Friday Hut Rd on left. LENNOX 6/8 Pinnacle Row, Sat 8am MOVING interstate, dining table & chairs, double futon, TV unit, TV & more. 10 MYOCUM DOWNS Dr, Myocum, Sat 8am, moving & renovation stuff, furniture, electrical, lego & lots more. BRUNSWICK Sat 8am, beds, couch, front load washing machine, furniture, books, TV, computer monitor, wheel barrows, lots more. 13 Short Street SAT 9am-1pm, 4 Wood Cres, off Prior Dr, off Coopers Shoot Rd (look out for balloons), household items, quality exercise cycle, gym exercise machine, futons & ofďŹ ce table etc. OCEAN SHORES 7 Yoorana Glen, Sat 8am, h’hold goods incl fridge, oven, toys. HOUSE MOVING 41 Ruskin St, Byron. Sat 9am. Pine dining table + 6 chairs new $600 now $120, Zentai futon couch/dbed new $1200 now $350, 4 modular leather lounge chairs + coffee table new $2500 now $1200, 2 lge feature mirrors, 2 sgl beds with Sealy mattresses can stack, rugs, kitchenware, clothes, blankets, doonas, small elec goods, artwork + lots more. Phone 66856560 for big items. MOVING INTERSTATE EVERYTHING MUST GO, double bed, TV, fridge, kitchen goods, household furniture, plants. Ph 0421947683. 14 Julian Rocks Drive, Sunrise, Sat 8am BYRON IND EST, Centennial Crt, Sat 8.30am, clothes, bed, table/chairs etc MOVING retro clothes, costumes, furn, from 8am Sat, 29 New City Rd Mullum COMBINED sale Sat 8am, 32 Alcorn Street, Suffolk Park. MULLUMBIMBY 12A Brunswick Tce, Sat 8am. Plants, clothes, books, double sink, household items, netball ring. COMBINED SALE Sat 8am. 2/6 Boondoon Crescent, Ocean Shores.

CARAVANS 22’ YORK CARAVAN with roof, unreg, towable, good cond. $3500. 0422173508

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TOYOTA COROLLA 1986, auto, hatch, GC & reliable, $1500 ono. 66854732

FORD FALCON s/wagon, air-con, p-steer, A1 cond, $6000. 0413587827

HYUNDAI EXCEL ‘92 auto, hatch, white striped, 131,000km, pensioner car, pink slip $3600 neg. Ph 66801564

COMMODORE VR, ex police car, 180,000km, Simmons rims, tint, CD, very nice car, $4000 ono. 66227693 GOOD FARM VEHICLE, Subaru 4WD 1993 needs radiator, registered till 30/6 $600. Phone 0400004117 2 LAND ROVERS SERIES III s/w, LWB, LPG, gc, un-reg $1500 ono s/w, SWB, un-reg, $750 ono or make an offer for both. 0428842961 or 66802778. FORD FESTIVA 2000 vgc, reg. service, 4 new tyres, rego Sept. $6000. 0412462581 SUBARU LIBERTY ‘95, 86,700km auto, all power options, tint windows, a-c, new tyres & windscreen, towbar, exc cond, ladies car $9750 ono. Ph 66771808 BARGAIN Toyota Surf, 1999, 2.4L, auto, turbo diesel, 137,000km only, rego 05/08, never been off road, as new, $10,600. Phone John 0416062754 TOYOTA TOWN ACE van 1994 272,000km, duel fuel, air-con & CD, service history, $5800 ono. 66804544 VOLVO WAGON 1982, rego, very sound, $700 ono. Phone 66842701 MAZDA 323 1982 economical, extremely reliable $900. Ph 0414939960 TERIOS DX 2001 cute as a button silver, new tyres, air bags, air-con, CD, $10,500. Phone 66840205 MAZDA 626 ‘92 wagon, auto, cruise, a-c, 7 seat, very reliable $1950. 66843837

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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. KERMIT, CELICA LT 2000 1978 registered $1500 ono. Ph 66845334 TOYOTA COROLLA 1984, auto sedan, garaged, well maintained, VGC, great 1st /2nd car, very reliable $2000. 66804590 BMW 535i 1991, 10 mth rego, serv hist, lovely & stylish, lady owner. $9900 ono. Phone 66859793, 0409570229 PATHFINDER 1987, pink slip, exec mech, $2500. Ph Juan 0432348699 TOYOTA CAMRY ‘88 sedan, 5 sp, rego 12/07, going OS, $1900 ono. 66876349 PAJERO ‘91 4x4, econ 2.5L turbo diesel, new tyres & shocks, cent lock, air-con, rego 2/08, $5900 neg. 0422950772 MAGNA station wagon ‘96 new gear box, front susp & brakes, cruise control, air-con etc, 9 mth rego, $3900 ono. 66840425 CAMRY WAGON 1989. 4 cylinder, aircon, p-steer, auto, 11 months reg, very reliable, $2500. Ph 0428847482 FORD ECONOVAN Maxi 1989, 10 mth rego, new tyres, very reliable $2500. Phone 0424520886 KIA RIO Hatchback 2002, 5 door, full service, 81,000km, metallic silver, $6900 ono. Phone 66853579 TOYOTA COROLLA 1986 man, 10 mth rego, Sony CD, $1700. Ph 66847245 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 1997 3 door hatch, man, 157,000km, a-c, CD, 4 new tyres, econ & reliable, $4600. 66846897 LASER GL auto, 1985, reliable, reg Nov 07, $850. Ph 0414248543 MITSUBISHI VERADA ‘93, s-w, rego 27/7, neat, reliable $3300 neg. 66851104 VOLVO station wagon, 12 MONTHS REGO, new tyres, must sell, $2750 ono. Phone 66853573

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SUNRISE 2 rooms in large clean house backs onto beach & bush reserve, n/s, $125 & $120. Ph 0417682643

BANGALOW house to share, suit single parent, m/f, great house, great spot, close to shops. Ph 0423637246

SHORT/LONG TERM self contained bungalow, quiet street, 2 min walk to town/beach, suit couple $230pw. Call Marilyn 0422405937

BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK quiet, private, 2br, f-f, home & studio, near beach, avail to Aug 24, $375pw. 0400822916 EWINGSDALE lovely 1br, f-f unit, b’band incl, pool, $245pw. Ph 66847610 BAYWOOD CHASE spacious, sunny, garden studio, f-f, 16 July to 1 October, no kids/pets, quiet, n/s, clean person/s, $180pw + bond. 66853607, 0424111300 ANGOURIE 1br, f-f unit, opp beach, short term or holidays. Phone 0403022356 SUNRISE rooms in quiet n/s house for July $120 sgl, $180pw twin. 0412437707

LAND approx 1/4 acre, $120,000, up to 1/2hr from Byron in any direction. To put cabin for mum and daughter. Myocum perfect! 0438114721

MULLUM 3br well designed brick house on no-thru street, timber floors, Nth verandah, views of Chinny & N/E reserve, privacy, $445,000. Ph 66843491

SUFFOLK PARK 3br house for rent in school holidays, close to beach, avail 414 July, $1000pw. Phone 66854630

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HEALING HOLIDAYS gentle natural retreat. Night/wk/longer. 0437866424

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

OCEAN SHORES beautiful spacious 3br open plan house, 2 bathrm, 1 ensuite, DLUG, twin driveways, 3/4 acre land, secluded tropical gardens, quiet cul-desac, 5 min from beach and shops, fully furnished, 6 mth lease, $380pw. Phone 0402779376 SPACIOUS CARAVAN semi self contained, very quiet wildlife sanctuary, mature single woman only, $90pw + bills neg. Phone 66840450 BYRON 2BR HOUSE 1-2 months may extend, mature, n/s, d/f, $450pw neg. Phone 0410319163

BYRON walk to town, f-furn, share with 1 other, $160pw incl bills. 0412279377 ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. POSSUM CREEK room with en-suite. Lovely house, views, acres, close to Bangalow/Byron, $120pw + bills + bond. Ph 66871474 or 0408518906 GOONENGERRY working, reliable, d/f, n/s, veg wanted to share cottage in the bush. $125pw plus bills. Ph 0406581229

HOUSESITTER avail, female experienced Will care lovingly. Ph 0431428162 Fio

SUNRISE 2 people $220pw, single $140pw no bills. Phone 0401302343

WANTED house-sitter 6 to 12 months must have refs, n/s, Bruns. Ph 66850106

SUNRISE f-f room in young responsible household for f-time student/worker, d/f, b’band, $140pw incl. Ph 0402230421

LOVING couple & 1.5yo are moving to area and would love to housesit for short while till we get settled. Ph 0437790861

HOUSE SWAP DEPT HOUSING terrace house with small backyard in Newtown Sydney and close to everything, with Dept Housing single unit Byron Bay. Phone 66847581

SHARE ACCOM. BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK room in lge house, BIR, b’band $90pw + bills + bond. Phone 66859092

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BANGALOW large room in gorgeous 3br house on acreage with views & ďŹ replace. $165pw incl elect & water. Or enormous loft room for $175pw. B’band. 66872136

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BYRON fully-furn room, ocean views, $140pw + exp. Ph 0408151742

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SPACIOUS 2 STOREY DOUBLE BRICK Home. 5br/rumpus/s-cont apart. 5 acres on Coolamon Scenic Dr. Ocean & valley views. Good home business & horse property. www.house-for-sale.com.au

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SUNRISE 2 rooms avail, f-furn, $120pw each, from 3 July. Nick 0402416251

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OCEAN SHORES level 1200sqm lakeside block, quiet cul-de-sac, DA approved 2x free standing homes $365,000 Ph 66803419 or 0432796993

FLATMATES required to share large old house in central Byron Bay, short term or long from 27/6/07. Fantastic backyard, 500m to town, 250m to Belongil Beach, 2 br, females pref, own bathroom, fully-furn, cleaner every 2 weeks, $140pw per room incl. bills. Contact Troy 66857710

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BYRON BAY 2 min from Johnson St, room avail 4 mths from 10 July in 4 bed/ 2 bathrm, luxury home, ADSL, TV/DVD, built ins, queen bed, $100pw (normal $150) for female student to be home with teenage boy approx 4 weekend nights per month. Ph 0417894707 BYRON large sunny mod house, share bathrm with 1 other, 3 in house, 30+ work person, $160pw incl. 0405809704 SUFFOLK PK. 1 rm in lge hse, $110pw + bond & bills, avail now. 0431024771 BANGALOW 2 rms both $120pw + bond, large home, ďŹ replace, garden, ADSL suit quiet n/s, d/f person. 66872732 LENNOX 100 metres to beach & shops, 2 rooms, $140pw incl electricity & water. Phone 0427857824 BYRON 2 rooms avail $150 & $120pw, working person, 2 min beach, 5 min town. Phone 0413406929

Byron Bay From a month to a year... • right in town • single / double / studio • fully furnished rooms • from $100pw no bills phone 0421 925 531

PEACEFUL LEAFY setting for female. Share special house with fem, n/s, d/f, $125pw. Close to Byron/Mullum/beach, log ďŹ re. Ph 66847000 BYRON Browning St, un-furn room, suit clean, working female, pref veg & d/f, $155pw incl bills. 0432935045 BYRON room to rent on PaciďŹ c Vista Drive share with 2 others, d/f, n/s, bright house, $130pw incl exp + bond. Phone 66808994 BYRON large room avail for working / student, close to town, d/f, fem pref, $115pw + bills + ADSL. 0423662562

BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK good room in special home $125pw (incl phone, elec, b-band) spa, pool + more. Pref female. Phone 66854231 SHARE 1 other in bed sitter. Nice outlook near Main Arm $110pw. 66845129

SUNRISE 2 dbl br $150pw each, 1 single br $130, d/f, calm. 0431680629

TO LET BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 LEFT BANK RD s-c studio, rainforest & spring water, working person pref, no pets, n/s, $160pw incl gas & elec. share bathrm. Jain 66844409 or 0423583886 BAYSIDE Brunswick Hds 3br + study, no pets, $340pw, 1/8/07 - 1/8/08. 66850106 BYRON BAY massive brick studio/garage, furnished, share kitchen & bathrm, 10 min walk to town & Dolphins Beach, couple ok, $160pw + bond + elect, avail now. Ph 0406850119 COOPERS SHOOT, 2br studio, $250pw, includes bills, plus bond. 0413965337 OCEAN SHORES beautiful spacious 3br open plan house, 2 bathrm, 1 ensuite, DLUG, twin driveways, 3/4 acre land, secluded tropical gardens, quite cul-desac, 5 min from beach and shops, fully furnished, 6 mth lease, $380pw. Phone 0402779376 LENNOX 3br, SLUG, air-con, 100m to beach & shops. Phone 0427857824 MULLUM IN TOWN 4br house, & sep studio. Pet neg. $450pw. 66841352

BYRON room to rent close to town/beach $110pw incl bills + bond. Ph 66858529 BRUNSWICK HEADS f-furn room $110 + electricity avallable now. Drug free. Call 12pm-7pm only. 0421652052

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OCEAN SHORES mature, working person to share large modern, private house. Pool, sundeck, large kitchen, $120pw + bills & bond. 66803649

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ROOM in great beach house, $150pw incl bills. Backpackers ok. 0401735269 LILLI PILLI happy, fun loving, tidy, working, pref male for our spacious, lush home, share with 2 fem & 1 male, b’band, $130pw + bond. Emma 0448471653 BYRON, peaceful sanctuary near town & beach, focused fem or backpackers pref, n/s, no TV, $115pw + exp. 66856112 BROKEN HEAD large rm with en-suite, priv deck & BBQ. $120pw. 0429920420 SUFFOLK, Alcorn St opposite Tallow’s Beach, sunny house, 2 rooms, polished oors, heaps of storage, modern, clean, tidy $120 - $200pw. Ph 0410617561 BEAUTIFUL HOME & garden, large private area, 2br, lounge & bathroom, n/s $200pw + bond & bills, Myocum. Phone 66846814 SUFFOLK PARK, room for rent, share 3br home with 2 others, working fem pref, close to shops, beach & bus, $125pw. Ph 0400031678 or 0401616759 LENNOX 4br, close to beach and shops $133pw + bond + exp. Ph 0407249630 BYRON, large house with gardens, close to beach & town, $110pw incl exp, Cowper St. Ph 0412122401 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK room with own bathroom, in modern & relaxed home, internet, pool, prefer worker, $135pw. Phone 0404179585 SUFFOLK PARK nice room near beach, vegetarian $120pw. Ph 0417606011 SHELLEY DR $135pw + bond + bills, 10 minute walk to town & beach, big garden, quiet share with one female. Phone 0406850119 BYRON BAY, furnished room, close to town, long term working person, $120pw. Phone 0438537768 OCEAN SHORES room available now. Ens & BIR in large clean 3br, 2 storey home. Private garden setting. Huge ocean view. M/F must be employed. No pets $120pw + bond. Phone 0401390616 BYRON Shelley Dr, f-f room, for female working or student, $120pw + bond & bills. Phone 66856220/0431240514 BYRON room to rent in family house, own bthr, opens onto garden, 2 min walk to beach and Woolies, suit student $120pw. Phone 0421640034 BANGALOW 1 room, quiet street, close to shops, share with young couple $120pw + bond. Phone 66872746

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BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK 3br, 2 bathrm t’house, SLUG, pool, close beach & shops, 12 mth lease, no pets, refs req’d $360pw. Accom @ Byron. 66853805

BYRON BAY factory unit, Banksia Dr, 108sqm including 35sqm mezzanine, high roller door, $200pw incl outgoings, long lease available. Ph 66871197

UPPER MAIN ARM 3br + loft, elev Nth aspect, solar h-w, mains pwr, b’band, no pets, $330pw, avail early Aug. 66845107

SHOP FRONT Billi, $100pw. Siwicki RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. Ph 66851206

SUFFOLK STUDIO, large, private with verandah, (no laundry), $250pw, no kids/ pets. Ph 0415825357

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BANGALOW lovely treetop home 4br, 2 bathroom, air-con, refurbished, quiet, walk to town $475pw. Phone 66870517 MULLUM 3br, well designed brick house, sunny north verandah, privacy & views, 4 mth lease (house for sale), $335pw, avail 29/6. Phone 66843491 BYRON BAY 3br house, DLUG, close to town, immaculate, $550pw. Gail Fuller Real Estate, Suite 3, 6 Jonson St, Byron Bay. Phone 66808111 SUFFOLK PARK 3br, 2 bathrm townhouse, SLUG, courtyard $440pw. Gail Fuller Real Estate, Suite 3, 6 Jonson St, Byron Bay. 66808111 MAIN ARM STUDIO furnished quiet $140pw. Phone 66845502 SMALL COTTAGE Suffolk Park in bush setting on acreage 2 bdrm $300pw incl elec, no pets. Ph 66853957 BYRON 4br house, $350pw, walk to beach. Ph 66874965, 0423474830 SWEET & COSY 2br cottage in a sunny spot right on the creek, on 8 beautiful forest acres in Upper Wilsons Creek shared with Mum & Shearwater kindy boy. Suit single parent & child. Animals welcome! Cheap rent... Please phone Ritamba on 66840246 S-C 3BR Main Arm above sep at. Views, balcony, big lounge $220pw. 66845129 NORTH OCEAN SHORES 3br, reno’d house, DLUG, large yard, $340pw, no pets, avail end June. 66803274 MULLUM 2br unit, SLUG, reverse cycle a-c, BIR, walk to town $250pw. 66842333 BRUNSWICK s-c studio, single carport, private courtyard, walk to beach, suit single $155pw + elec. Phone 66842333 BYRON working person to share 3br house, views, close to town, walk to beach, sunny, warm, healthy, n/s, $140pw + bills. Phone 0415045867 OCEAN SHORES: 3br villa $275pw, 2br house + ofďŹ ce, SLUG $330pw, 3br townhouse, SLUG $295pw, 3br house, large work shop $380pw. No pets unless speciďŹ ed. Siwicki Real Estate 17 Fingal St Brunswick Heads 66851206

WANTED TO RENT ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. CUTE COUPLE, MATURE CHILD & small, clean poodle, seek beautiful 3br home in Byron/Suffolk area. 66853868 ESTABLISHED handyman business requires site for caravan. Work for rent. Phone Andy 0408628130 S-C STUDIO or Granny Flat, 41yo teacher, small quiet dog. 0422652657 ARTS & IND ESTATE UNIT clean, tidy for gallery project, 50-100sqm, max $225pw. Ph 0418240786 BYRON area. Health prof couple seek wooden studio/house. Ph 0412317421 QUIET, easygoing, conscious, veg, fem wanting long term room or studio in Byron, good refs. Phone 0424650396

TO LEASE BYRON: OFFICE SPACE for rent in the heart of Byron Bay. Fantastic opportunity sharing with The Echo and a marketing company. Large sunny room, opening to verandah and large kitchen. Internet, phone available. Suit graphic design or similar business. $165pw incl electricity and GST. Ph Simon 66841777

BYRON INDUSTRIAL SPACE 80sqm + 2x20sqm ofďŹ ces & window showroom with share of kitchen & shower, fantastic artspace, $165pw inclusive of outgoings. Call Stuart 0405446033

POSITIONS VACANT 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 asked to pay money upfront for employment opportunities and never send money to a post ofďŹ ce box. TAXI DRIVERS BYRON SHIRE Drivers required, shifts available. Full training provided. Ph BH 66209211 email: info@byronbaytaxis.com

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44 June 26, 2007 Byron Shire Echo Looking for a CAREER IN FITNESS? Cert 3 & 4 on now! Call NSW Sport & Recreation on 66180400 GUITAR/JAZZ harmony tuition: con/ uni level guitar/bass and theory taught privately by former head of guitar studies at NRCAC. Any instrument catered for. A must for anyone who loves playing music and wants results. Ph Geoff Wright. 66854565 or 0404611428

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WANTED: Clean paddock for 2 horses on intermittent basis, usually school holidays. Phone Andrew 66848202

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LOST & FOUND FOUND: WALKING STICK/CANE (foldable) left at Global Gossip last week, we really want to return it to the owner so please drop by the store to collect it. TAKEN: from Hardy Ave, Ocean Shores, orange Advanti bike. It wasn’t a chuck out but my 6yo Xmas present. Please return or call 0431011050. LOST: BUDGIE blue, last Tuesday in Bangalow, reward. Ph 0407857738 LOST: in Jonson or Lawson St, Byron Tues 19/6, prescription reading glasses. Phone Laureen 0408495899 MISSING: from Lot 7 McAuleys Lane tiny female black brindle dog, micro-chipped & registered, white chest, 1 oppy ear, needs monthly injection, loved children’s pet, went missing 11/6, cars stopped for her between 3.30 & 4pm on cnr of McAuleys Lane in Mullum. Phone 66843545. Please return her! REWARD FOUND: Cockatiel at Ocean Shores. Phone 66803600 LOST: Jack Russell rough coat answers to Kenneth, collar, Mullum area 22/6. Phone 66842653

Full Moon Meditation Guest speaker Peterji who has trained with masters including those in the Satipathana tradition. Evening includes silent meditation followed by sharing with Peterji. Venue is Shambala, 4 Carlyle Street, Byron Bay on Sat June 30 at 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Cost $15, 10 places only.

Seniors Computer Club Next General Meeting is on Monday July 2 at 1.30pm at the Pioneer Hall, Gordon Street, Mullumbimby. All welcome enquiries/apologies to Margaret 6684 2931.

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PAN(Practising Artists Network) is a non-proďŹ t organization committed to furthering and promoting visual arts in the Byron Shire. Next monthly meeting, Wednesday 7pm June 27 at the RSL in Byron. All welcome. All members are invited to the PAN “Flash in the PANâ€? exhibition at the Waywood still @ the centre Galleries June 29-July 19. As so many artists (34) have entered this exhibition looks very exciting. Opening night is Friday June 29 at 6 pm at the Waywood still @ the centre Gallery, 3 Centennial circuit – A&I Estate – All welcome.

Autumn Club Byron Bay Senior Citizens has a bus to Clarence Hotel, Maclean for “Christmas in July� luncheon on Thursday July 26. Bookings call Judy 6685 1547 or Ruth 6685 6278 or Phyll 6685 7723.

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Next meeting on July 3 at 2pm, Feros Village, Marvell Street, Byron Bay. Afternoon tea follows meeting. Enquries to Nola on 6680 1234.

The next monthly meeting of the Assoc. of Independent Retirees(AIR) will be on Fri July 6, at 9.30am at the Goonellabah Sports Club , on Oliver Ave, Goonellabah, and will include the AGM to elect all executive positions. We want as many members as possible to attend to get their ideas on what issues they feel we should be taking to all levels of Government so that we can approach the local councils if necessary, the Division can approach the State Government and AIR National can take issues of national interest up with the Federal Government. At about noon an investment group meeting will be held for those interested in the share market. For more info ph Don 6686 2400.

Byron Community Market Next Byron Bay Market is on Sunday July 1. Entertainment by Tropicoso from 10am to 2pm, buskers all day. Plenty for kids to do including candle making, plaster craft, etc and rides. Craft stalls, local produce and food and drinks available. Sorry, no dogs allowed. Charities of the day are Pets for Life and Youth Crew. For more information call 6680 9703.

Mullum Writers Group

Babes to Preschool Parenting support group for parents of children from birth to three years, free with free childcare. This is a social and informative group tailored to meet the needs of the participants. Topics may include relationships, parenting styles,

port available to you. Contact Gillian Murray on 6622 0309 or 0434 008 600.

Tennis Fun day Mullumbimby Tennis Club has a Tennis Fun Day on Saturday June 30 at 1.30pm. Fun activities for adults and juniors. Entry fees $5 per entry for Fast Tennis Tournament or Round Robins; $5 per team for Parent and Child Doubles. Pre Nominations and more information from Greg on 6684 7800 or Kim on 6684 3523. Proceeds of the day will help Stephen Gort get to the Newcombe Tennis Ranch in Texas.

U3A Ballina/Byron U3A Ballina/Byron will be in recess until July 17. For enquiries about next term’s program, please ring 6685 1982.

Free Women’s Course In Semester 2, Murwillumbah TAFE offers a free course for women in Mullumbimby. The course is suitable for women who have been out of the workforce and introduces computers and training in employment skills. To be held on Wed/Thurs in school hours. Information session on Thursday June 28 at 10am in the Presbyterian Church Hall, Stuart Street, Mullumbimby. Further info on 6629 1105.

Environment Volunteers The Byron Environment Centre needs volunteers to help maintain the Wetland Sanctuary at the back of the Butler Street Reserve, behind the brick toilets. Starting at 10am on Saturday June 30, light lunch provided. For more information call Naval on 6680 8857.

Cat Shelter Volunteers

New Writers Group meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month at Mullumbimby. Fun, inspiration, support and it is free. Phone Lisa 6684 4387 after hours.

The Pets for Life Inc Cat Shelter at Billinudgel needs volunteers to assist with the care of cats and kittens. If you can help please contact Jean on 6680 1864 or 0411 032 905.

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Free 2 day education course for families and carers of people with mental health problems on July 4 and 11 in Ballina. Learn about mental illness and the help and sup-

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Reduce smoke & emissions, increase heat output, cleans glass & chimney flue. Australian Enviro winner. Just place into fire box. $49.00 each. ATTARD SHEETMETAL SOUTH LISMORE PH: 6621 8185.

John Hawkes at Tenor Lodge, Eagle Farm is looking for a number of experienced strappers with a minimum experience of 2 years for his Brisbane stables. Phone 07 3868 3725 Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm

Diesels - New Iveco Motors A PERFECT direct from manufacturer, as found in New Holland WINTER ESCAPE and CASE tractors. Gensets Princess Palm from 20 - 2000kva, G-drive Absolute beachfront. engines and continuous 2 brm fully s/c duty pump duty engines. apartments. Your ideal WINTER SPECIALS Diesel Power Packs, Gold Coast destination N45 MSTD22 - 74kW @ 07 5534 5455 2200rpm $10,500 inc GST, 8065 SRE 10 - 122kW @ www.princesspalm.com 2300rpm $15,700 inc GST, i06 G-drive - 29kW @ HOUSEBOATS 8031 1500rpm $6,745 inc GST. A great weekend or week All units quoted complete away. Relax on the beautiful with radiator, filters and Tweed River, Tweed Heads. 12v electrics. (07) 5524 3222 Call Lees Industries Group www.bergerhouseboats.com.au 07 3390 5522 or 0407 315 948

HORSES – WORKSHOPS

Email:

leesinda-sales@powerup.com.au or check www.leesgroup.com

LABRADOR PUPS Chocolate, black & yellow. Registered breeder, hip/elbow/ eye cert. PH: 6649 4860 PUREBRED AMERICAN STAFFYS – 2FM, nice big pups, view parents, 12 weeks, microchip, vacc & wormed. From $450 PH: 6645 2507

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KITTENS MALE, vacc, worm, Lilac Pt. $300 ea PH: 6624 3950

1800 LEND ME Lend me money for my new CAR Lend me money for my new BIKE Lend me money for my new CARAVAN Lend me money for my new BOAT Lend me money for my new TRUCK Lend me money for my CONSOLIDATION Lend me money for my new RENOVATION Home loans available Competitive rates ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED

1800 536 363 BECAUSE I NEED PROFESSIONAL, HELPFUL ADVICE! CONDITIONS APPLY - TAP

02 6493 6944 equethy@bigpond.com

PUBLIC NOTICES

John Hawkes at Crown Lodge, Warwick Farm is looking for a number of experienced trackwork riders and stablehands for his Sydney stables. Accommodation available. Above award wages. CONTACT JENNIE GEISLER Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm

TELEPHONE (02) 9821 2444 A VERY EXPERIENCED STABLE MANAGER

Saturday 14th July 10.00 am START McCarthy Road, Coutts Crossing Approx. 86 cubic metres

1st time offering in slab form and sling timbers including Mackay Cedar, Red Cedar, Camphor, Rosewood, Mahogany, White Beech, Sally Wattle, Tallowood, Bloodwood, Black Butt, Flood Gum and others including burls, stumps and some plant items. GST inclusive 11% buyers premium applies. Look best on www.kimdahl.com.au Catalogues available on request. 83 FITZROY STREET PH: 6642 3666, A/Hrs 0418 660 347 www. kimdahl.com.au

VEHICLES EXCELLENT VEHICLES

CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER LE 2000 Gold Wagon 3.3L 4sp automatic, 149,000kms, Luxury model – Good rego 02/2008 and tyres, 15in Alloy wheels, ABS, air cond, leather trim, electric driver’s seat, XCW-460, excellent cond. $19,500 PH: 6772 8747 DAIHATSU FEROZA 5 spd manual, good cond, 6 stack CD, no rust, registered Nov. $4,500 ono. PH: 0428 712 724 FORD ‘97 GLI S/WAGON White, 4.0L, auto, air, 8mths rego, AI-09-LQ good cond! $4,250 PH: 6646 8941 HOLDEN COMMODORE EXECUTIVE VX 2001, silver auto, pwr steer & mirrors, 101,000kms, pink slip, perfect cond, $11,000 ono, XKX-509 PH: 0421 825 580 HYUNDAI SANTA FE, 4X4, 2002, 2.4l, Blue, 132,000kms, reg 04/08, AJ46JT, ex cond, $13,900. Lennox PH: 02 6687 4601 KIA CERATO HATCH 2006 5 spd, silver, 8,000kms, AYH06R, $16,500 PH: 6732 3562 1990 SAAB 900 as is, where is PH: 6685 5752

VEHICLES - UTES

MITSUBISHI TRITON ‘94 Twin 20 people cab diesel, a/c, 5 spd, p/s, Full Barefoot Trimming Workshops to try new weight loss 12mth rego/pinkslip TWZ-176. sample pack. Just $5,800 ono. PH: 6643 2242 for Horse Owners North Coast/Tablelands area. TOYOTA HILUX DUAL CAB www.equethy.com Call or text Ute ‘91, 2.4L, 10mth rego, 5spd With Andrew Bowe, “The Barefoot Blacksmith�, man, good cond! $5,000 ono. “Weight Loss� to Master Farrier & Mike Ware UHHGM of Equethy. AO-68-EQ. PH: 6684 9320 0424 378 488 Teaching safe, non-invasive trimming for WANTED HORSES rehabilitation and performance. OLD BEER SIGNS PAINTED THOROUGHBRED 1 x 5 yo on glass by Tooths or Resch’s. July 28/29 Armidale 16.2hh lovely type, ideal Pay $6,000 or more for Equestrian. 2 x 5 yo chestnut Aug 18/19 Coffs Harbour Sydney Rugby League scene. Also glasses, trays and jugs. mare 16.1hh, very quiet, real Bookings essential PH: 0405 300 399 show type. POA. 0417 730 885

PETS

WANTED STABLEHAND Young, fit, enthusiastic person to work at Stud & Riding School. Must have good horse experience and be kind to animals. Located north of Sydney, 15 minutes to beach, ½ hour to city. Accommodation available. A good place to work. PH: (02) 9450 1052 (leave message) or fax CV to (02) 9247 5187

KIM DAHL - AUCTION EXOTIC TIMBER AUCTION

MACHINERY BOBCATS 743 – $15,000 753 – 3 to choose from $20,000 763 – $26,000; 773 – $25,000 S150 – only 1000 hrs $34,000 463 – only 2 hrs $30,000 EXCAVATOR Bobcat 331 (3.5T) 4 buckets $32,500 *Easy finance arranged for you *All machines workshop serviced with warranty!!! Phone Craig on 0408 497 772 SAWMILL PORTABLE Mohoe Minimax, twin blade, like new $30,000 inc GST. PH: 07 4634 4037

TRACKWORK RIDERS AND STABLEHANDS

TIMBER-AUCTIONS

Tour departs Armidale

WOOD HEATERS

NETWORK MARKETING 2007/08 PEOPLE! Visit the website The best comp. plan ever. indiandiscovery.com.au Fantastic product. Call Barry: 0414 636 848 or PH: 0415 921 460 or 6644 9899 Rare business opportunity in Byron Bay for a keen entrepreneur. 55msq restaurant with 8 years strong trading figures. Ready for liquor license. Open kitchen which is great for a noodle bar, Asian style cooking or similar business. For a quick sale $40,000 ono. PH: 6684 0350 or 0413 044 968

GOOD USED

7th Oct (12 days) @ $1,700 p/p t.s 10th Nov (12 days) @ $1,700 p/p t.s Pick Up Points: Torquay, Maryborough, Noosa Heads, Maroochydore, Brisbane, Tweed Heads, Ballina

STABLE HANDS

Careers - Training

KIM DAHL REAL ESTATE

Huge selection of quality antiques & collectables including Victorian, Edwardian, etc (to name just a few). Old dolls, early 1900’s Rabbit Poisoning Cart, Snow-White Washing Machine, plus large collection of all sorts of collectable bric-a-brac. Best viewed on www.kimdahl.com.au 11% buyers premium applies. 83 FITZROY STREET PH: 6642 3666, A/Hrs 0418 660 347 www. kimdahl.com.au

KIM DAHL REAL ESTATE

KIM DAHL REAL ESTATE

AUCTION - ANTIQUES

EXPERIENCE THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD Tour departs Torquay

Weekly

ARE YOU CREATIVE? - PROGRAMMER - GRAPHIC DESIGNER - PRESENTER If you think outside the box then you are the right person. If you have imagination and flare - take the challenge! Exciting opportunity for new product development in the educational sector. Contact: Michael Saric PH: 6687 4119 or 0411 139 278

KIM DAHL REAL ESTATE

PH: 1300 733 521!

KIM DAHL - AUCTION

POSITIONS VACANT

HOLIDAYS/TRAVEL

Community ClassiÄeds 1300 733 521

Contract Harvesting and Haulage Native Forests & Hardwood Plantations South Coast & North Coast NSW

Call for Registrations of Interest Forests NSW is calling for Registrations of Interest from suitably qualified contractors with a minimum of three (3) years experience in contracting involving the use of heavy equipment (forest, earthmoving or other) to undertake: • South Coast Harvesting and haulage of up to 115,000 tonnes of log products from native forests in State forests located generally in the area north of Batemans Bay, south of Nowra and west of Braidwood. The work will be initially offered as six (6) separate harvest only contracts and three (3) separate haulage only contracts. • North Coast Harvesting of up to 295,500 m³ and haulage of up to 191,000 tonnes per annum of hardwood timber from native forests and hardwood plantations located north of Newcastle through to the Queensland Border. The work is initially offered as twelve (12) separate harvest contracts, three (3) separate haulage contracts and four (4) integrated operations (tree marking/supervision, road works, harvest and haulage) contracts. The Call for Registrations of Interest is part of a two stage process to select contractors, the second comprising an Invitation to Tender. To be eligible to receive Invitation to Tender documentation, companies must submit a Registration of Interest by the due date below. For further information and a Registration of Interest form please contact Maureen Finigan, Forests NSW, Commercial Services Division, Phone: (02) 9980 4155 or email maureenf@sf.nsw.gov.au Written Registrations of Interest must be hand delivered or postmarked no later than 3.30pm Monday, 16th July, 2007.

for AKHAL TEKE STUD AND RIDING SCHOOL ON NORTHERN EDGE OF SYDNEY. • Able to supervise others • Good rider - show standard • Good horse training ability • Riding instructors certificate = E.F.A./other certificate • Sound knowledge of horse care. • Kind to horses • Able to handle stallions • Experienced in stud work • Truck licence • Must be experienced, mature, a hard worker with high standards • The position is full time • Accommodation available on site = comfortable 30ft caravan • Good salary for a talented Manager. PLEASE Fax resume to 02 9247 5187 or email akhaltekeaus@tpg.com.au or phone Rosemary 02 9450 1052 or write Timbarra Valley Stables, c/- Suite 602, 135 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000

QUALIFIED DIESEL/TRUCK MECHANIC

1996 CHRYSLER NEON, auto, air/con, p/steer, p/windows, air bags, CD, books, full service history, reg’d 11/07. Genuine 119 kms, exc. cond. $6,600 ono S/N 10

Wickham Freight Lines Warwick has a position available for a qualified Diesel or Truck Mechanic to join our workshop. We offer a professional team environment and opportunity for career progression. To be considered for this role, experience with trucks would be an advantage. We offer a competitive salary package with the opportunity of overtime. The successful candidate must have own tools and transport. Please submit all applications in writing to:

2002 MAZDA BRAVO turbo diesel, 4x4, trayback, alloy bar & tray, tow bar, a/c, p/steer, 4 new tyres, 64,000 kms, log books & service history. $17,600 inc. S/N 11

1991 NISSAN NAVARA 2.7 diesel, alloy tray, tow bar, original appearance, exc working cond. $6,600 inc. S/N 12

The HR Manager Wickham Freight Lines PO Box 359, Warwick QLD 4373 or payroll@wickhams.net or telephone (07) 4661 8922 for an appointment

Coming in:1996 Diahatsu Delta Diesel Dual Cab

PH: Ron Slater 0428 666 082

WANTED TIMES ARE TOUGH!!! NEED A DOLLAR? Got black bean seeds? GIVE ROB A HOLLER! (07) 5484 5216, email: findaway@bigpond.com.au

TRAINING & TUITION

WORK FROM HOME CREATE EXTRAORDINARY INCOME email info. 1800 156 880. www.PeopleAndPlankton.com

TRAINING & TUITION

MAP TRAINING LICENSING

Been in the building industry and need help to get your license? We can help you get recognition for work experience.

SKILLS VOUCHERS FREE training in Construction

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Phone 6652 9946

Fully Funded Course * Certicate in Community Pharmacy WRP20102 (Off campus / distance education) Skills vouchers are an incentive of the Australian government, to skill up the workplace. If you meet the following criteria you are eligible: • Over 25 years of age • No qualifications • No VCE/VCAL • Be an Australian citizen / resident Contact Sharon at FACTS on (03) 5248 6055 to confirm your eligibility.

MAP TRAINING

* OH&S Bluecard for Truck Drivers * Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI) * OH&S Greencards OH&S Consultation * * All Traffic Control * Forklift * Scaffolding * Loader, Skidsteer, Excavator * Dogging and Rigging * Senior First Aid & more FREE Scaffolding Course for Over 40’s (State Funded) starts 2nd July in Coffs PH: 66529946

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Approved Rural Tourist Development Imagine 100 acres of seclusion complete with creeks, springs, rainforest, deep water hole, bushland and open pastures. Having an approval for rural tourism and a permit to build 6 cottages in addition to the as new existing timber pavilion home it would make a fabulous health retreat or B&B. There is also a frangipani nursery with 400 established trees. The architect designed home has everything – massive decks, outdoor bar, outdoor spa, gym, r/cycle aircon, 2 gas heating units, mood lighting, expansive bifolds, satellite free to air TV & cable TV, 10 phone lines and its very own picture theatre. A unique opportunity at $2,200,000. For information please contact Sharon McInnes on 0408 659 649. Byron Bay

‘Broken Ridge’ at Broken Head A very unique opportunity exists for those who are dreaming of acquiring their own rural oasis. We have listed 12 Community Title blocks of land ranging in size from 2,460sqm up to 7,337sqm at beautiful Broken Head. This release of land has been six years in the planning. It is extremely environmentally friendly and offers a return to nature. Located only minutes to the beach at Broken Head and downtown Byron Bay making this picturesque rural setting a very rare opportunity to build your dream home. These blocks start from $425,000. For more information please contact Tony Farrell on 0417 212 692 or L.J Hooker Byron Bay on (02) 66 857 300 today. Byron Bay

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Scott Harvey Real Estate p46 • 15 Granuaille Road, Bangalow. Sat 11-11.30am. • 165 Brooklet Road, Brooklet. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 44 Friday Hut Road, Coorabell. Sat 1-2pm. LJ Hooker Brunswick Heads p47 • 5 Nana Street, Brunswick Heads. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 41 Narooma Drive, Ocean Shores. Sat 10-10.30am. Property Buyers Net p48 • 15 Charlotte Street, Bangalow. Sat 11am-12pm. • Lot 5 Pacific Highway, Bangalow. Sun 11am-12pm. Byron Bay First National p48 • 15 Bryce Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 10-10.45am. • 4 Pine Mountain Road, Possum Creek. Sat 11-11.30am. • 5 Bay Vista Lane, Ewingsdale. Sat 11.45am-12.30pm. • 8 Shelley Drive, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 18 Corkwood Close, Suffolk Park. Sat 12.30-1pm. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p50 • 48 Carlyle Street, Byron Bay. Sat & Sun 12-12.45pm. • 10 Wareham Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 12-12.30pm. • Unit 5 ‘Bogarts’ 21-25 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay. Sat 22.30pm. • 5 Luan Court, Byron Bay. Sat 2-2.45pm. • 4 Rifle Range Road, Bangalow. Sun 11-11:30am Sunday. • 28 Pacific Vista Dive, Byron Bay. Sun 12-12.45pm. • 49 Ruskin Street, Byron Bay. Sun 1-1.45pm. Winston Lamont p51 • 3/1 and 1/2 Nunyar Court, Ocean Shores. Sat 11am-12.30pm Gail Fuller Real Estate p51 • 6 Goninan Place, Possum Creek. Sat 2-3pm. Elders Byron Bay • 16b Kalemajere Drive, Suffolk Park. Sat 11-11.45am. • 4 Korau Place, Suffolk Park. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 74 Beech Drive, Baywood Chase. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 148 Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Sat 11-1.45pm. • 68 Plantation Drive, Ewingsdale. Sat 2-2.45pm. Elders New Brighton • 12 Berrimbillah Court, Ocean Shores. Sat 11am-12pm.

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Your Choice Of 2 Superb Homes 3/1 and 1/2 Nunyar Court, Ocean Shores. Both of these immaculate homes enjoy views to the ocean, lots of winter sunshine and there’s no work to do at all. They sit beside one another in separate boutique strata complexes. The quiet cul-de-sac location is so handy, with the shopping centre, transport and unspoiled beaches nearby. Both properties offer generous living areas and 3 bedrooms with ensuite accommodation. One has a double lock up garage and you have the choice of a single or two storey floorplan. If you are seriously shopping somewhere in the $390-$480,000 price range, you must see these two properties. Contact Winston Lamont on 0414 997 722 or (07) 5506 6645. See both on www.domain.com.au

Central to Shops & Beach 148 Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Auction 1pm onsite Sat July 7. Open house Thu & Sat 1-1.45pm. Set on a flat landscaped block, this 3 bedroom family home is just minutes to all facilities including beaches, schools, shops and Byron CBD. Comprising 3 bedrooms, it has extras like covered decks on 4 sides and easy care gardens. Gorgeous hardwood floors throughout in living area. Kids safe front and rear level yards. SLUG, huge offstreet parking. Contact Stuart Aitken from Elders Real Estate 0417 242 537.

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Rosebank Store – AUCTION Local icon situated in the Byron hinterland is the long established Rosebank Store & Post Office servicing the surrounding areas from Mullumbimby, Lismore and all locations west of Federal.The store consists of café/restaurant, commercial kitchen offering light meals during the day and evenings on weekends, also a general store, post office and petrol bowser.There is a 3 bedroom residence at rear of store together with tennis court and large shed plus ample off street parking. Being located on a busy country intersection an opportunity of huge potential awaits an inspiring entrepreneur.The property will be submitted to public auction on Saturday 14th July onsite at 12noon. Contact Janis Perkins 0438 841 122 or John Brophy 0438 878 465.

Prestige Rural Property 413 Cudgen Road, Cudgen. For Auction 11am onsite Saturday 7 July. A rare opportunity to purchase an outstanding property in an elevated position adjacent to Kingscliff and other Tweed Coast destinations. 10 minutes to beaches, airport, hospitals and other essential services. 2 homes, 18.5Ha, 5 minutes to Kingscliff, Salt and Casuarina. Mostly flat land, 50% rich volcanic soil, remainder alluvial plain. Abundance of water, ideal horse, cattle and farming. GREAT POTENTIAL Offers considered prior to Auction. Des Ireland (Kingscliff) 0428 759 360 Kay Dawson (Cabarita) 0448 484 588

Lifestyle-Property p46 • 1 Mullumbimbi Street, Brunswick Heads. AUCTION July 14. Inspect Sat 12-1pm. • 230 Main Arm Road, Main Arm. AUCTION July 14. Inspect Sat 10-11am. LJ Hooker Brunswick Heads p47 • 4 Short Street, Brunswick Heads. AUCTION July 28th. • 63 Fingal Street, Brunswick Heads. AUCTION July 28th. Inspect Sat 11-11.30am. Elders Byron Bay p51 • 148 Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. AUCTION 1pm onsite Sat July 7. Inspect Thu & Sat 1-1.45pm. Professionals Carbarita Beach & Kingscliff p51 • 413 Cudgen Road, Cudgen. AUCTION 11am onsite Saturday 7 July.

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Wonderful Possum Creek Valley 6 Goninan Place, Possum Creek. Open house Sat 2-3pm. This wonderful elevated property situated in the tranquil valley of Possum Creek has 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 large bathrooms and light airy open plan living opening onto the sunny decks overlooking the valley. The property has ample water with the creek as boundary. A fabulous chook pen, and clear land with rainforest and fruit trees planted to make the vista perfect. Perfect to extend even further if required. The property is listed for sale at $930,000 by Gail Fuller Real Estate. Call on 6680 8111 or Lyneve Morgan on 0413 044 497.

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