Byron Shire Echo – Issue 22.09 – 07/08/2007

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THE BYRON SHIRE ECHO Advertising & news enquiries: Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777 Byron Bay 02 6685 5222 Fax 02 6684 1719 editor@echo.net.au adcopy@echo.net.au Available early Tuesday at: http://www.echo.net.au VOLUME 22 #09 TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2007 22,300 copies every week

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Farewell, Geoff Williams

Music and sunshine make for November 19, 1950-July 30, 2007 Splendour in the Grass Geoff Williams, Echo advertising manager and Brunswick Heads resident, died of cancer at John Flynn hospital on the Gold Coast on Monday July 30, aged 56. His life was celebrated by family and friends last Thursday on the banks of his beloved Brunswick River. Born in Melbourne on November 19, 1950, Geoffrey Kenneth Williams grew up in the city and was educated there before moving on to a career in newspaper publishing. Among the many speakers at his service, Geoff’s father Ken recalled his natural gregariousness, how he would as a child sit astride the family letterbox and chat with passersby. He also noted Geoff’s sporting prowess, in athletics and rowing, and recounted how the great distance runner Ron Clarke arrived at the family doorstep to encourage Geoff with a gift of running gear. Geoff also backpacked through Europe, said Ken, before being employed in the newspaper industry at The Age in Melbourne, Townsville and with Rural Press at Merimbula. His friend from Caulfield Grammar, Tony Maine, recalled their rowing days together and his stint at Latrobe University, where Geoff graduated in Arts/Science. Geoff had a great love of science, exhibited in an impressive knowledge of physics and geography. There was even more to Geoff, however – he loved a punt and a drink and was an avid Carlton AFL supporter. Poetry was another string to his bow and Tony told how Geoff once impressed the locals at the Jingellic pub,

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For the first time in four years it wasn’t reduced to a mudpit. Winter sunshine broke through the morning drizzle last Saturday, setting the stage for possibly the best lineup Splendour In The Grass has ever seen. Over 17,500 music lovers danced, partied and sent each other text messages throughout the two day event, bringing a colourful and vibrant atmosphere to Byron Bay. Carpark, tent and festival capacity was also pushed to the limit. The best T-shirt slogan of the festival? ‘No politics. Just parties.’ As with any major musical festival, cases of drug and

who had overheard him spouting his own verse at the local river. Another pub was owned by the then retired Australian world champion boxer Lionel Rose, and Tony remembered Geoff dancing the pugilist publican around the room to the strains of the just-released American Pie. Geoff came to The Echo in 1999, and as Echo publisher David Lovejoy remarked, ‘immediately impressed his stamp on the newspaper. He was well-organised, farsighted, and clear about his plans, and he accompanied it all with a delicious probing wit. ‘Geoff’s influence on The Echo was therefore entirely beneficial. Certainly on his

alcohol overdoses, drinkdrug driving and partyrelated injuries were recorded by the local hospital and police. Fines for sleeping in cars were also issued by Council Rangers according to at least one witness, and complaints ranged from trespassing to public urinating. It’s all about the music, however, and this year’s lineup of local and international acts did not disappoint. Local bands Sara Tindley and the Kingfishers and Wild Marmalade opened the festival on Saturday with Aussie favourites Grinspoon, Powderfinger and London songstress Lily Allen headlining the night, while local act The

Ride, The Hoodoo Gurus, Arctic Monkeys and The Hilltop Hoods were some of Sunday’s highlights. Despite the cancellation of two international drawcards, The Klaxons and Damien Rice, replacement bands The Waifs and The Hot Chip DJs were luckily available to perform at late notice. Police kept a visible presence throughout the town and festival site. A learner driver and his nominated supervisor were charged with drink driving on Sunday night at Ewingsdale, according to NSW Police Online. The pair will appear at Byron Bay Local Court on Friday continued on page 2

watch the volume of sales increased hugely, but just as importantly he taught us to treat the business with professionalism, and to keep leavening it with good sense and humour as he did. He fitted in so well at the newspaper because he had things to say, and I regret that we didn’t insist on Geoff writing more because when you drew him out on the subject of Australian rural media he was a fund of anecdote and insight. ‘He loved the paper and he loved the area where he found himself after years with the corporate press. He threw himself into local Brunswick issues and got to know everybody. Melbourne musician Wally De Backer as his solo project Gotye attacks the drums at Splendour. See continued on page 2

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Well-known local artist Jan Rae is also a tango star. With her partner George Milunovich she will be competing at the World Tango Championships in Buenos Aires. On Easter Sunday on the stage of the Concert Hall of the Sydney Opera House, George and Jan entered the semi-ďŹ nals of the Australian Tango Championships. Together with more than 30 other couples they danced three tangos before the judges from Buenos Aires and won. They will be dancing ‘Salon Tango’ which is regarded as the more elegant style danced in the tango salons of Buenos Aires. More information about the Championships can be found at www.tangodata. com. An interview with Jan and George is available online at http://tangoaustralia.com.au.

September 7. Police were happy with the cooperation of the majority of the crowds, event and emergency staff, according to Inspector Ross Wilkinson. ‘There was a large increase in numbers this year,’ he told The Echo, ‘though it was disappointing to see the numbers of drug and alcohol related offences.’ Inspector Wilkinson said there were 33 DUIs for alcohol and nine were charged for driving under the inuence of other drugs. There was also 30 arrests for drug possession. Numbers of hospital admissions and ambulance assistance were up from last year, according to figures from North Coast Area Health Service (NCAHS). Last year 105 people needed medical attention, while this year the number was 153.

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NCAHS spokesperson Robin Osborne told The Echo, ‘From what I’m told, the crowds were less aggressive than last year, possibly due to a decrease in crystal methaphetamine use, though there were reports of dehydration despite drinking water being available for free.’ He also said emergency admissions were concentrated largely in the 20 to 40 year age group, and were mainly due to adverse reactions to a mix of alcohol and drugs, predominantly ecstasy. ‘Byron Shire clinical staff did a terriďŹ c job in coping with the unusually high demand and their efforts are greatly appreciated,’ Mr Osborne said. St Johns Ambulance

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spokesperson Fay Gleave also added, ‘With an extremely busy weekend, the St Johns team worked very well together and managed all facets of treatment. We’re very grateful to our staff, event security and the NSW Ambulance Service for their splendid cooperation and response.’ More than 31 per cent of attendees at the sold-out festival bought special ‘green’ tickets to offset their carbon emissions, according to a festival spokesperson. ‘With our current location at capacity we look forward to working towards a new home at Yelgun for Splendour 2008,’ she said. ‘Big thanks to the audience and workers who made it our most memorable festival yet.’

Farewell, Geoff Williams From front page

‘In particular I remember how much he did for our Bangalow correspondent Kaye Hall when she contracted cancer, ironically lung cancer, and fought it for many months. ‘She died last year and just six months ago Geoff learned that he faced the same battle.’ The most heart-breaking speech came from Naree, Geoff’s wife of three years, and was read out by her friend Eve Jeffery. It said in part: ‘If Coco [her pet name for Geoff] is looking down at us now, I know he would feel very honoured to see his friends and family gathered at this place by the river that was very special to him. He loved this place so much and this is the reason that we chose the place today and it is for this reason that I will now take Coco’s ashes and put them in the place he loved.

‘Coco, when we got married I made a vow to stay with you in sickness and in health, until death do us part. ‘We were together through sickness and now death has parted us, I want you to know I did this not out of a sense of duty and not because I made the vow, but because I love you.’ Among the celebrations on the Thursday there was also music and song. Zan, Geoff’s daughter from a previous marriage, sang the 23rd Psalm and his nephew Matt Stonehouse played an improvised piece on the mandolin. Throughout the gathering pelicans wheeled overhead, a ight of corellas passed over the crowd, and at the end Naree poured Geoff’s ashes into the river while friends and family made their way across the mud to throw flowers into the water.

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from the NRMA to put towards further performance programs. The ‘Small’ division entry which dealt with the subject of sun awareness also impressed the judges and won six special awards. Between the two performances, Mullum High came away with ten awards including Excellence in Drug Awareness, Excellence in Lighting, Excellence in Visual Awareness, and Excellence in Soundtrack. Once again, the indefatigable Kim Mitchell led the troupe of talented students,

encouraging them and bringing out the best in each individual, achieving outstanding results that speak for themselves. ‘Special thanks must go to Georgina Tait for her general organisation, Ben Walsh for stepping up to the plate and nailing the lighting, and Harley Caulcutt for keeping everyone in check,’ said Kim. ‘Our kids behaved impeccably, and we should all be proud of them: they are true ambassadors for our school.’ Year 9 student Justin Fenwick describes the experience as ‘amazing’.

‘I came away with the satisfaction of being a part of something huge,’ said Justin. ‘Coming from a small town, we don’t get these kinds of opportunities very often. It really opens doors for us and gives us a chance to showcase ourselves. ‘I also love the way it builds solidarity across the grades,’ said Justin, ‘giving me a chance to make friends with people I would never normally get to meet. It was an incredibly worthwhile experience, the highlight of my year so far and I would deďŹ nitely do it again.’

Library funding cuts a ‘disgrace’, says Page Member for Ballina Don Page believes that the latest state government cuts to public libraries are a disgrace, with libraries now receiving on average 7.8% funding from the government. Library funding has been cut consecutively over the last four years. Mr Page said in the past decade the state government has cut their state subsidy from 17.7% in Ballina Shire to 9.27% and from 20.54% in Byron Shire to 9.27%. ‘In another deceptive act, then Premier Bob Carr in 2003, prior to the State elec-

tion, promised to increase library funding, but in fact it has been cut drastically,’ said Mr Page. ‘Libraries play an important role in the local community, providing facilities for people who may not have access to services such as the internet. Libraries have the potential to provide a wide range of important communication and information services for the community, if given adequate funding.’ Mr Page said that regional areas had a greater need for library funding due to the lack of public transport and

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See the birds and learn to identify them The estuaries and the lands surrounding the spectacular Cape Byron Marine Park are places of transition, making them biologically very productive for all types of animal and marine life. Each year hundreds of birds make their way to these shores and waterways to feed, rest and breed, some coming from as far away as Japan and Siberia. To celebrate the launch of the migratory shorebird season Byron Bird Buddies and Brunswick Valley Landcare are holding a Bird Field Day on Saturday August 25 at the West Byron Wetlands. In conjunction with this event Byron Bird Buddies is also holding a shorebird photographic exhibition featuring many of the beautiful birds which visit the Byron Shire as well as a bird identiďŹ cation workshop at three local libraries. The photographic exhibition will run from August 13 to 24 in

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the foyer of Byron Shire Council. For the residents of the Byron Shire, the shorebird identiďŹ cation workshops will demystify the many different local and migratory shorebirds and waterbirds of the

Brunswick Valley. The workshops will be held on Tuesday August 14 at 10.30am at Mullumbimby Library, on Thursday August 16 at 10.30am at Byron Bay Library, and on Friday August 17 at 10.30am at

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Ocean Shores Art Expo on this weekend The Lions Club of Brunswick Mullumbimby in association with Ocean Shores Community Association will host the annual Art and History Expo at the Ocean Shores Community Centre this coming weekend. David Bradbury, local ďŹ lm-maker and Oscar nominee for his activist documentaries for peace, justice and

the environment, will open the Expo. The theme of the art show is ‘The Environment – Our Place, Our Face’. All artworks will be for sale from August 10 till 12. The opening launch party is on Friday August 10 starting at 7pm. The three art judges will comment on the art and how it reects the theme. The Peace Choir and

a classical violinist will bring music to the night. Based at the Ocean Shores Community Centre carpark during the course of the weekend, a Toyota Prius provided by City Toyota Lismore will chauffeur any Ocean Shores resident to and from the Art Expo. Ocean Shores residents need only call chauffeur Anthony Toben 0412 137 082

to indicate their pickup time and home address on Saturday August 11 after 3 pm or Sunday August 12. Ocean Shores TV will be at hand to record some of the journeys. Program details and the Friday night launch party details are available at osartexpo.com. Enquiries 6680 3040.

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Local News Sex and kids on Fatherhood Festival agenda The fourth annual Fatherhood Festival is gearing up to entertain, inspire and inform all those who live and work with children of all ages. Fatherhood panels and workshops happen on Saturday September 1 from noon until 5pm. The 3pm-5pm session entitled ‘Sex and What we Teach our Children’ promises to be much more than a sex panel. ‘This is where we’ll delve into society’s values on sex and what children perceive through the media,’ say the festival pro-

Columnist Richard Glover.

moters. ‘Teen attitudes toward sex will be discussed, and the panel is not suitable for children under the age of twelve. ‘It will start with the men-

tors from the Uncle Project presenting a “game show” on our values around sex. Discussion across and around the tables will involve panellists Richard Glover, author, columnist, satirist and ABC Radio announcer along with Maggie Hamilton, author of What Men Don’t Talk About. ‘Other panelists include Daniel Donahoo, author of Idolising Children, Dr Nick Foster, community liaison coordinator for Mensline Australia, and Paul Spooner, director of Byron Youth Services.’

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You can also learn how to Adproof Your Kids with author/activist Daniel Donahoo, 1.30pm-2.30pm, and Parenting for a Peaceful World with Sophie Thompson at noon. All Workshops cost $10. Tickets available in advance at Southern Cross Credit Unions, Mullumbimby Bookshop, Barebones Artspace in Bangalow, and on line. See full schedule and info at www.fatherhoodfestival. com.

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East team discusses screen production At Byron Bay Beach Resort this Friday August 10 at 7pm the East of Everything team is donating its time for a Screenworks event, discussing ‘Creating the Look’ for Screen. Meet producer Fiona Eagger, director Stuart McDonald, cinematographer Brendan Lavelle, production designer Robert Perkins, costume designer Paula Ryan and locations manager Harry Yates. The panel will explore how the design brief for the series evolved and how the individual departments interacted in order to create a cohesive whole. Using East of Everything as an example, the team will take you through the steps involved in creating this holistic approach. This will encompass direction, the set, costumes, colour palettes and locations. The evening will also

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time, part time or in casual employment, she said. ‘I’m investigating factors that these women feel are essential to successful ageing and maintaining a good quality of life in their retirement years.’ Any women interested in taking part in the survey can log onto www.soe.jcu.edu. au/successfulageing Women who prefer to complete this survey in pen and paper format could email Lyn.Courtney@jcu.edu.au, put ‘Mail Survey’ in the subject line and include a mailing address and return postage to receive a copy of the survey.

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Story & photo Hans Lovejoy It’s taken me a while to write this: being factual about one’s life is boring at the best of times and to really do it justice I’d need to drop a tab of acid and crank up a Pharaoh Sanders or Eric Dolphy album. Or perhaps Coltrane or Miles: in fact anything black and dead will work for this one. A loose approximation of Louis Burdett’s apparition is in front of me, his sinewy thin stature is inked with tattoos. Today he sports a Koori ag headband and khaki torn clothing with bright orange shoes. He wouldn’t be out of place sitting around the ďŹ re at the Aboriginal tent embassy in Canberra or in a squat in Newtown, however today he has emerged from the back of his small pink and white Bongo panel van and hands me a Sun Ra Orchestra DVD and a copy of the Bhagavad Gita for ‘research’. He constantly tells me he is marginalised by the dull conforming populist beige schooled jazz musicians who dominate the Australian circuit. ‘The world is too straight,’ he says and passes me a joint. Rich white university educated musicians are unlikely to have heard of David Icke and usually don’t care for Buddhism. Gigs are rare for a 52 year old outer fringe dwelling tweaked-out improvising drummer. At this point I am very conscious of keeping on topic; it’s easy to get sidetracked from the acid. What could be more mundane than a spiel about how Louis ended up lugging a drum kit into the millionth pub and twisting the minds of the unsuspecting twenty first century Australian drinking public? I remember theYamba pub gig. There were perhaps eight over 40s tradesmen standing at the bar, and his drumming won them over in the ďŹ rst cymbal crash. Then there’s the Nimbin pub, again a modest crowd. And as always,

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t no matter how many times you rehearse, he’ll always play it differently – artistic license even extends to cover poor memory. As he likes to keep pointing out, he hasn’t been booked for a gig in over ďŹ fteen years, and as with most of his exaggerations, I have to correct him; we actually did two or three together this year. ‘Yeah, people I don’t know come up to me and say they love my drumming,’ and I know where this is heading. ‘Floyd Vincent said I’d get bored playing with him, but I would love to do that gig.’ The acid may be wearing off. I’m improvising with him and guitarist Geoff Wright in front of ABC TV as they ďŹ lm a short documentary about his life this week. ‘I joined the Navy one week before my 15th birthday,’ he says afterwards, ‘and reached 7th grade practical and 6th grade theory.’ After two years wood shedding in the Navy, he wound up in the stockade for assault and marijuana possession, and was delightfully discharged for ‘services no longer required’. In younger years he played with R&B band Powerhouse, which included Chicago bassist Doug Williams, guitarist Bobby Warren and trumpeter Russell Smith.

‘Those guys taught me music, groove and dynamics,’ he says. ‘And it feels like I somehow let the band down by quitting. It was a real family and I feel some guilt for leaving.’ He’s played with every major jazz musician in Australia, though more importantly he recorded the ďŹ rst ‘free jazz’ album for Australia. Free Karta broke free from improvising over the traditional standard 32 bar forms made popular by Vaudeville composers of the 1930s and which makes up much of today’s jazz repertoire. Needless to say, the album is unavailable and he doesn’t have a copy. With no home, he lives out of his panel van. ‘I’m going to Cairns tomorrow,’ he suddenly announces. ‘I don’t want to play music anymore’ is also a common line and although he’s in a constant state of retirement, I know he wants to play. Jamming with Louis Burdett usually requires safety headgear and you must trust your internal rhythmic clock. If you persist, there’s no limit to where you can end up. Just when you think there’s nowhere the music can go, he steps it up to another level, and then another and another. You Sound Like Louis Burdett was a hit for The Whit-

Drum ban stays, protest planned With the Brunswick Valley Historical Society declining to reverse its ban on drumming at the Mullumbimby market, the Drum & Dance Collective (DDC) is calling for ‘a public demonstration to challenge this ban on our cultural rights to gather and make music and dance in community. We call on all freedom loving people and community groups to join us in this show of cultural solidarity at the next Mullumbimby market on Saturday August 18.

‘We gather at Byron Council Chambers at 11am for a big drum-up. At 12 noon the “Free the Drumsâ€? parade will wind its way to the Mullumbimby market, rainbow peace ags autter. ‘The DCC is petitioning Byron Shire Council to help resolve this issue. We seek to protect drumming and dancing as an important aspect of the grassroots vibe of this region by lobbying for the inclusion of this vital cultural activity in market licences. We have received overwhelm-

ing support for our cause, with over 1500 signatures on our petition, which is online at www.byronguide.com/ community/drumming. ‘We invite all members of the community with anything to contribute to this issue to a Talking Circle between 1pm and 2pm at Mullum bimby market There’s also going to be gypsy buskers, body percussion, choirs, comedy, contortionists and the odd pirate. Everyone’s invited to the peace party.’

lams, making it to number 53 in the JJJ Hottest 100 in 1997. ‘I ďŹ nd it boring and defamatory,’ he sighs. Having shared a house with (Whitlams frontman) Tim Freedman and played in The Whitlams, how accurate were the lyrics to your life? ‘“Stop bagging out the bandâ€? are my lines,’ he says. ‘In fact most of it is.’ You sound like Louis Burdett? ‘Yeah, but Tim Freedman looks like Christopher Skase.’

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Local News Derby benefits children’s centre

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This year Bangalow Community Children’s Centre was the lucky recipient of $1,500 from the organisers of the Bangalow Billycart Derby for its participation in the street parade. The money has just been spent on lots of fantastic new books for the Centre to encourage numeracy and literacy development. Some of the children are seen here enjoying the new books with their teacher Julie.

Art display to raise funds for bell tower St Mar tin’s Anglican Church’s Bell Tower needs urgent restoration work, so an Art Display is being organised for the first major fundraiser planned by the Parish. The projected figure to restore the tower will be in excess of $100,000. Artworks by local artists are being

sought for the display and entry forms are available at various outlets in the Shire. The display will open on Friday September 7 at 6pm in the Parish Hall, Stuart Street, Mullumbimby. Finger food and drinks will be served till 9pm. There will be some entertainment and an Art Auction.

The display will continue on Saturday with Devonshire teas being served. The Art Display will be part of a whole weekend of Art, Flowers and Music presented by the Parish for all to enjoy. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, phone Margaret on 6680 1305 any time.

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Mullumbimby High Youth Theatre says it is performing an inspirational, insightful journey which will open your eyes with a creative interpretation of modern society. The production is called ‘The Life of the Insects’ and features a number of insect characters who come to life through the eyes of a vagrant. The play will showcase various theatrical styles and traditions. The students are

collaborating with a number of talented artists from the community who have kindly donated their skills and talents. The students are building their skill base in a number of areas of production, including directing, acting and stage design. All this learning will hopefully lead to a compelling presentation. One student commented, ‘It has been an exhausting and thrilling experience…

and we are still in the process. Theatre is complex and time-consuming but an essential tool for social examination. ‘It has taken a lot of commitment from everyone to make this production something extraordinary and we are all very grateful for the contribution that the school and community have made.’ The production opens at the Byron Bay Community Centre in early September.

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Mullum High showcases its talent For two nights on Thursday August 16 and Friday August 17, Mullumbimby High School is showcasing its talented students and the talented work programs operating within the school. The show to be held in the school auditorium will be two and a half hours of quality entertainment featuring the students. The school recently won the State finals of the Queensland Rock Eisteddfod and numerous smaller awards. If you weren’t able to get to Brisbane to see the 65 danc-

ers in the finals, then this is your opportunity to see this talented group and their creative performances. The audience will also be treated to musical items by year 7 to year 12 students, with some students entertaining with their HSC performances. Without giving too much away, patrons will see involvement by students with circus acts, indigenous students and items from the Science, Music, Drama and PE faculties. An invitation is extended to all to come and support

our talented students and enjoy a great night of varied entertainment. There will be something for audiences of all ages. The show begins at 7pm and the ticket prices are $10 adults and $5 school age children, with no further concessions. Tickets will only be available at the door and doors will open at 6.30pm. Seating will be on a first in first served basis. Show your interest in the young people of our local high school and come and enjoy a great night out.

Brookfarm NSW business of the year Bangalow based Brookfarm has won this year’s Telstra NSW Business of the Year. The awards were announced at The Westin Hotel in Sydney on Friday July 27. Brookfarm will now progress to the national finals in Sydney on September 21. Brookfarm also took home the 2007 MYOB Business award. Brookfarm is Australia’s leading producer of Gourmet Macadamia Products. In November 2000 Pam and

Martin Brook began selling their unique range at the Bangalow markets. Today the business exports to the world. Speaking from the UK Martin Brook, joint founder of Brookfarm said, ‘We really wanted to create a business that showcased the very best of Australian-made food products – for us it didn’t make sense just growing macadamias – it was all about what you did with these

beautiful tasting and healthy nuts.’ Today Brookfarm employs 17 people. Pam Brook, who still oversees all stages of manufacture and product development, said ‘We are passionate about what we do and how we do it and we are so fortunate to have such a great team of people who help us bring it all together. This award is a reflection of their hard work and commitment.’

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Sonja’s on ďŹ re with her art Story & photo Lou Beaumont Sonja Kallio is a local artist with a fetish for fantasy who employs a unique medium. After drawing all her life, Sonja found unique expression in pyrography, in which a special heated pen is used to burn illustrations into mediums such as wood or leather. Integrating her passion for drawing detailed and fantastical scenes with her individual technique Sonja creates Art by Fire. Sonja says, ‘It’s a truly organic process, using both ďŹ re and earth elements to create the pieces. It’s a technique I learnt in school but didn’t pick up again until I was in my early 20s. There was a time around 1999 where I was getting quite a lot of exposure and with so much work I felt I was burning out... literally! Although I was a little hesitant at ďŹ rst, I feel now that it is such an original medium that I need to put it out there again.’ Kallio’s whimsical and fairy adorned landscapes appear to be a favourite subject, with Sonja enjoying drawing the unknown. Kallio believes that by drawing the

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An options paper put up by Richard Bull, the man commissioned by the state government to review the rural lands protection board rating system, has been described as disappointing by local proponents of change. They claim that rural landholders who do not run stock will continue to subsidise the livestock industry by paying rates to the board for services not used. Goonengerry resident Patrick Morrissey says Mr Bull’s paper does not include the options put up by residents at a meeting with Mr Bull at Federal. ‘The current system is unfair and the options paper released by Mr Bull will ensure the system remains unfair unless the Minister intervenes,’ Mr Morrissey said. In a letter to the Premier, fantasy world her creative Fire, has a print collection Rosebank resident and conboundaries are limitless, and available, a range of greeting venor of the Commonsense that working on something and star sign cards and is Lands Group, Laurie Stubbs, that hasn’t been seen before available for commissions. ‘It’s our view that if a poll is a creative challenge in You can view her work at were held today asking rateitself. www.sonjakallio.com or con- payers about the need for Sonja Kallio, of Art by tact her on 6684 6489. the Board system, it would get a big “NOâ€? – except of course for the 1,000 or so farmers who are in, or on the fringes of the RLP [Rural and family buildings will be on market rates to provide Lands Protection] bureaucsold.’ housing for those on very low racy. Except, also, for those animal farmers who realise Mr Hunt claims rentals incomes, says Mr Hunt, will range from $90 to $140 ‘The value of this contri- that the RLP rates subsidise for a single room, which will bution has been calculated at the industry need for the include electricity and water. between $150,000 to early warning system on animal disease.’ There will be an onsite man- $200,000 over 15 years. ager with their own unit, and ‘The town and Shire is in a community centre is also desperate need of housing planned. for low income workers – The Tax OfďŹ ce is again offer‘The relationship has been chefs waiters, shop assistants, ing free help by trained volvery constructive with coun- trades people etcetera. This unteers for people whose tax cil,’ says Mr Hunt, ‘nine to is sorely needed as people affairs are simple and whose one voted in principle for this working in the town can’t income is less than $35000 and Councillors Mangleson afford to live here.’ per year. and Tabart have been very Currently there are six Appointments are necessupportive as they are both houses on his property that sary and may be made by on the affordable housing provide low cost accommo- contacting Mullumbimby committee.’ dation, and building is Neighbourhood Centre on Rent for nine of the rooms expected to go ahead as soon 6684 1286, Tuesday to Friwill be discounted by 25% as the DA is approved. day from 10am to 4pm.

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August 7, 2007

Towards a police state New legislation – The Crimes Legislation Amendment (National Investigation Powers and Witness Protection) Bill 2006/7 – is expected to go before federal parliament on Tuesday this week. Police and security agencies will be given powers to search the homes and computers of suspects without their knowledge. Federal police will also be able to monitor communications equipment without an interceptions warrant. Officers would be able to execute ‘delayed notification warrants’, allowing them to undertake searches, seize equipment and plant listening devices in businesses and homes. Police and security officers will also be able to assume false identities to gain entry and conduct searches. The warrant can be issued by the head of a police service or security agency without the approval of a judicial officer. It can also be extended for more than 18 months with the sanction of the minister. According to a report in The Sydney Morning Herald the lack of judicial oversight was justified by the Minister for Justice and Customs, David Johnston, on the grounds that a court or judicial officer might leak news of the warrant. ‘I don’t want to impugn anyone, but the security of these operations has to be pristine,’ Senator Johnston told the Herald. It seems to us that whether or not an officer – and why not a police officer as well as a court officer? – would leak information to the press is flimsy grounds upon which a spymaster can issue a warrant without justifying the need for it to the court. Labor, the Greens and the Democrats have criticised the proposed legislation and Labor will seek to move amendments to the Bill. According to the Democrats, a Senate inquiry into the legislation has recommended various amendments aimed at safeguarding human rights. ‘”Trust us” just isn’t good enough after the Haneef debacle,’ said Democrats leader Senator Lyn Allison. ‘Investigators proved how spectacularly wrong they can get it with the powers they have now but the Howard government insists on handing over even greater powers hidden away from judicial or public scrutiny.’ Democrats Senator Natasha Stott Despoja will move terms of reference for a Senate Select Committee into the use of the 2005 anti-terrorism laws involved in the arrest and detention of Dr Haneef when the Parliament resumes. When the actions of the police are not subject to judicial scrutiny it creates a climate for behaviour beyond the law. And giving a politician the capacity to extend a warrant is dangerous in the extreme. Opponents of whatever party is in power could find themselves under secret scrutiny because the minister has a ‘reasonable suspicion’ of wrongdoing. Perhaps we should have a ‘reasonable suspicion’ that the current government has little regard for civil liberties or at least little understanding of how easily liberty can be eroded in the name of controlling that elusive chimera, terror.

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ohn Winston Howard is on interest rates and the odd were to be delivered in Austo pork-barrelling what grumble about bad policy tralia; any community of Elvis was to rock and outcomes, but no one has around 70,000 or so that felt really queried Howard’s right itself unfairly treated by a state roll. Even in normal times he is to play Santa Claus every government should come likely to appear in the midst of three years. After all, in his directly to the commona family of swinging voters in position most of them would wealth. a marginal seat, grabbing a do the same. Or perhaps not: Howard But even in Australia there hastily jumped in with the kissable baby from the surprised parent’s arms and are limits and in last week’s qualification that he was not replacing it with a large tax- YouTube announcement of actually seeking a ‘tectonic’ payer-signed money order $45 million to prop up the shift. Abbott somersaulted redeemable at any govern- Mersey hospital, our Dear vigorously in agreement: of ment agency for a down pay- Leader has exceeded them. course, the situation in the ment on the community Not only is it truly terrible town of Devonport in the health management and a bla- electorate of Braddon was amenity of choice. And facing a tight election, tant intrusion into the state actually unique. So would there is no stopping him; the government’s constitutional everyone please stop ringing man goes positively berserk, role, but it is almost certain to his office because the cheque flinging public money around with the abandon of a man The man goes positively who knows he will never really be held accountable. The berserk, flinging public practice, as both the head of money around with the Treasury, Fred Henry, and abandon of a man who Howard’s own loyal Treasurer, Peter Costello, like to remind knows he will never really us, is both appalling in terms be held accountable. of policy and unsustainable in terms of economics, but by Mungo MacCallum Artist: Margie Farrell Howard believes, and he has a certain amount of circum- backfire: bad policy, bad poli- would definitely not be in the stantial evidence to support tics, bad populism. Little mail after all. him, that it buys votes, and Johnny may have pulled off Education minister Julie this is all that matters. Bishop, carried away by the the trifecta. One for the money, two for The initial reaction across frenzy, suggested that the the show, three to get ready the country was that it was Commonwealth might also be now go cat go, and we’re just too blatant, too cynical. prepared to hurl some money laughing all the way back to Throwing a heap of cash at a at schools which felt they were Kirribilli. Or at least that’s the small-town hospital found to hard done by; after all, it was idea. In the past Howard’s be unviable by a series of election year, which apparporking of the electorate has painstaking inquiries, just ently meant open slather and included everything from a because it happened to be in Rafferty’s rules, so why stop at handsome rolled roast in the a marginal seat – what kind of hospitals? She too had to be form of a new football ground a precedent was that? No one hosed down. But this only for the St George Leagues had even been consulted drew more attention to the Club to a few tasty spare ribs about it: not the Tasmanian highly selective treatment as a direct cash handout for government, not the federal meted out to Devonport. pensioners; the bill at the gov- cabinet (let alone the TreasAt this point it might be ernment charcuterie has ury) not even the hospital worth noting that there are added up to many hundreds administration. 150 federal electorates in of millions, perhaps even bilAfter attending to his Australia, and every one of lions, but that’s politics. dropped jaw, health minister them has at least one probAnd the point is that he has Tony Abbott proclaimed loy- lem that could be fixed by a got away with it; there has ally that the decision repre- big squirt of commonwealth been a bit of muttering about sented a ‘seismic shift’ in the money. Alright, the majority how the profligacy puts pres- way health services (and per- don’t really come into the sure on inflation and therefore haps lots of other services too) picture because they are

safely held by one party or another, but for the purposes of the 2007 election at least 40 of them could be called marginal. From now on any Howard minister who visits one will need police protection from lobby groups eager for their slice, all of whom will point to the Mersey hospital as undeniable proof that Howard has plenty of money to hand out when it suits him. When, as is inevitable, they get knock-back, they will not be happy. Indeed, not even all the voters of Braddon are happy.The good citizens of Burnie, whose bigger and more central hospital was meant to get an upgrade at the expense of the scaled-down Mersey, will now miss out. The inhabitants of Wynyard might well feel they are just as entitled to a hospital as Devonport. And even at Devonport itself there may be less than universal rejoicing. At least one staff member has resigned in protest at the adhockery of the decision and others may follow. Replacing them in the present climate will be very difficult. Even those voters who cheered Howard when he made the announcement may find that, as so often, there is a big gap between promise and performance. And was it in fact a really truly core promise at all? Howard plans to go to the electorate on the basis of good economic management: every time he uses the phrase it should provoke an interjection of ‘Mersey’ to remind his audience of the truth. From every point of view, the decision is so bad as to raise doubts about Howard’s grip on reality. And I’m prepared to risk a small wager that it won’t even win Braddon back for the coalition. Bad policy is bad politics.

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Vital ďŹ rst aid On Saturday July 21, my husband and I stopped at a trafďŹ c accident. As we both have First Aid training and carry a ďŹ rst aid kit in the car, we felt conďŹ dent about stopping to assist, about knowing what to do and more importantly what not to do. We would all like someone who knows what they are doing to stop and help us and this will only happen if more people do ďŹ rst aid courses and carry kits in their cars. Also, due to lack of public transport in this area, for many young people hitchhiking is the only way to get around at night. Please when you see them consider picking them up and delivering them safely to their destination. Cass Emanuel

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Teenage drinking My own standup battles with two underaged teenage kids over alcohol and drug experimentation which nearly ended in tragedy for one of them; the holdup of the Bruns servo by local boys allegedly ‘too pissed’ to know what they were doing; Mandy Nolan’s exposĂŠ of our girls treated little better than feral dogs by a small percentage of boys on the hunt; a visit to a local doof party where underaged kids were so out of it they were stumbling over each other, running into barbed wire fencing, falling down cattle grids in the dark while struggling to rescue the last drops of a spilt can of spirits and ‘lollywater’: how depressing. Alcohol is by no means the only drug being used and abused or in combination but it’s the most readily available. (We know enough now about the potential for cannabis to flip the evolving teenage brain into semi or permanent psychosis.) The alcohol merchants slick advertising of ‘designer’ drinks is deliberately aimed at underaged kids, particularly girls, and are laced with spirits and sugar so the kids don’t even know they’re slipping into vulnerability. They’re allowed to get away with it because our politicians depend on them for large party donations and tax revenue and won’t outlaw it. Our teenagers are in crisis. In this community. Parents held captive to teenage peer pressure: ‘Everyone gets piss drunk, Dad. You’re just not cool...’ And the lowest common denominator of other

Affordable housing: we deserve better Q Isn’t it interesting that suddenly ‘affordable housing’ or ‘housing affordability’, coupled to rising interest rates, cost of living, petrol prices etc, have become catchphrases in these last few months leading up to an election? Kevin Rudd has even called for a Summit on the matter. The ABC has taken the topic up on national TV and radio. National (and local) newspapers have joined the fray. Of course it is a subject that needs discussion and resolution (if possible). It is a golden opportunity for forward-

thinking councils to do some imaginative planning, particularly in an area such as Byron Shire where affordable housing no longer exists, rents are skyrocketing and our children have to move elsewhere to live. But what answers do our esteemed council have to resolve the housing affordability situation? Community Title, cluster housing developments, all over the shire. That is the best our green council can come up with. So we in the hinterland, and elsewhere, will be lumbered with ReGenesis type develop-

ments that are unaffordable to most and unsustainable in the long run. Paved communities disguised as ‘Eco Villages’. If this is the best we can do for the future of our community and our kids, I think it is time to do some serious rethinking.

parents who let their kids do what they want and provide an overnight base for our kids to slip into oblivion often without responsible supervision. If like me you want to address the problem rather than sweeping it further under the carpet, give me a ring on 6684 0015 (work hours) or email david@ frontlinefilms.com.au with any suggestions of what we can do. This has to be a community approach involving our schools, parents, kids, church leaders, law enforcement and professional ‘experts’.

geted Aussie Humpbacks but also for all cetaceans worldwide suffering from the escalating terrorism.

Tuesday! He had found them discarded in the street. Thankyou for restoring my faith in our little town!

David Bradbury

Brunswick Heads

Whale slaughter The deeply disturbing article (Echo, July 31/7) wherein Assoc Prof Peter Harrison addresses the wanton ‘in the name of science’ slaughter by Japan of pregnant female Minkes in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary begs the question: When will scientists of all persuasions right around the world unite to roundly condemn the contemptible misappropriation of ‘scientiďŹ c research’ by the IWC and the whalers and in one voice demand ‘Not in our name!’ to help end this illegal sham? Despite Japan’s whaling industry clothing its photos of eviscerated whales, and women measuring foetuses on the deck of the Nissin Maru in fancy words and euphemisms such as ‘sighting and sampling surveys’, ‘harvesting’, ‘necessary data’, ‘utilisation’, and ‘resource management’, the naked truth and sad reality for Whale Nation is that matricide, foeticide, patricide and infanticide is in fact simply, genocide. The visit by Japan’s PM Shinzo Abe to Parliament in Canberra on September 11 represents an opportunity for the Australian public to rally as an unequivocal vice for not only the beleaguered Southern Ocean Minkes and Fins and the now tar-

Peter Leishman

Upper Main Arm Q These facts are clear. NSW is the most expensive state for housing rentals and Richmond is the most expensive electorate. Last week an article in The Sydney Mor ning Herald

Howie Cooke

Alison Greig

Surfers for Cetaceans

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Some people, including the group audaciously calling itself ‘Byron United’, are operating under the delusion that everyone in Byron is in favour of a trafďŹ c bypass. We aren’t. Some of us are smart enough to realise that the bypass idea is a dumb kneejerk that won’t help. Many facets of Byron’s infrastructure are unable to cope with the number of people wanting to be in town.Traffic congestion, although profoundly frustrating for locals and tourists alike, provides a vital limit to overcrowding. Making roads that deliver more people to town will put more stress on the environment and infrastructure. A bypass won’t solve trafďŹ c congestion problems even in the short term, because the traffic isn’t trying to bypass Byron, Byron is the destination. Motorists wanting to bypass Byron use the existing bypass – the PaciďŹ c Highway. There is nowhere to put a bypass that bypasses the high school. Byron High is further from a pedestrian crossing than any other high school in NSW. A bypass would bring even more trafďŹ c past the school. A pedestrian crossing at the high school is the number one issue, not a bypass. Countless studies have shown that more roads encourage more trafďŹ c. The blind stupidity of the bypass lobby is depressing.

The newly upgraded section of road out of Mullumbimby (to Uncle Tom’s) is now a safer, smoother ride – for motorists. The length of time the upgrade took was staggering (read ‘wow, how much has this cost ratepayers?’), however this didn’t surprise me as it took council workers months to construct the bicycle path along a section of reserve in Brunswick Terrace. I know, I live opposite Palm Park and watched a team of big blokes in regulation uorescent jackets (they take their safety seriously) with heavy mechanical equipment build one cement path while two dads with a ladder renovated the front of my house inside and out. The dads were packed up and off on other jobs weeks before said path was ďŹ nished (read

Alistair Bell

Byron Bay

Faith restored Thanks to the power of our fabulous community newspaper and to local Mullum resident (and Echo reader) James, my running shoes were returned to me as soon as The Echo came out on

showed that most renting households in NSW were suffering ‘ bu d g e t a r y stress’ because their rental costs were more than 30% of their income. Well, in the far north coast of NSW, in the Richmond electorate, the ďŹ gure is the highest in the state. Almost 60% of our renters pay more than 30% of their income on rent. Richmond has been a swinging seat for years. Yet we have one of the highest rates of unemployment, of population growth and now of ‘budgetary stress’. Our recent and current politicians

have sat on their hands while their electorate gets bigger and poorer. Shame on both their houses. The people of Richmond deserve better. We want jobs for us and jobs for our children. We want less people living on beneďŹ ts. We want enough housing to go around and we want housing that we can afford. This is not too much to ask for in a country where the government is boasting about its ďŹ nancial management and job opportunities. Giovanni Ebono

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reactors around the country. To me this is a huge difference (despite Labor’s capitulation on their three-mine policy). I discern Labor is more focussed on developing renewable energy, although they do not talk about it much. Maybe they don’t want to frighten the big end of town? Garrett has written about the growth potential for new industries to form in a reoriented energy environment. Secondly, the Opposition does not have the unnaturally cosy relationship with the big energy users and producers, the big carbon-polluting industries, as does John Howard’s office. The latter has been amply described in last year’s Four Corners program based on Guy Pearse’s PhD which he has now turned into a weighty book: High and Dry. More accessible is Clive Hamilton’s book Scorcher. Such behind-the-scenes alliances have a great bearing on policy direction. The signs of nuclear wastes being buried in the Northern Territory are worrying. It’s a good time to have a government in power that is philosophically and traditionally closer to ‘the average person in the street’, than a party which is attached to big business. Howard thinks in terms of a big power grid, big business and big mining exports. Ideas which have been incubated in our Northern Rivers region for twenty years have never infiltrated his brain. With Labor there may be a chance – and that is a difference. This is not a time for cynicism. I am not dewy-eyed Rebecca Grenfell about what Labor may achieve Mullumbimby in office, but I am sure there is an urgent need to tip this Discard cynicism Howard government out of While I share Mac Nicolson’s office. Nadine Hood disappointment over Kevin Bangalow Rudd’s recent appeasement of loggers in Tasmania (Letters, July 31), I disagree that Labor Bin puzzled It’s hard to understand some is the same as the Liberals. Labor does not share of the decisions made by Howard’s vision of 25 nuclear Byron Council but the one to ‘wow, how much has this path cost us ratepayers?’) Government bodies squandering other people’s money is nothing new; negligence of duty of care is, however, quite another matter. There is no provision for cyclists and pedestrians on this new road. I’ll repeat that in case no-one has noticed – there is no way people walking or cycling can use this new part of the road safely. An unbelievable oversight, no? Careless to the point of negligence. Tell me, who will be held responsible when pedestrians and cyclists are hit by cars on this upgrade? Sure, the new road only goes to the bridge that crosses Kings Creek, but one day the rest of this road will be improved, section by section, when the need arises. I assumed when the upgrade was going on (and on and on) that the widened road would incorporate access for pedestrians and cyclists as well as making the road safer for motorists. It ain’t rocket science, sweetie. But still we are no closer to having safe access out of town to the coast, except by car. Forget about one day being able to walk safely from town to Saddle Road to visit friends on the hill; discard such idealistic dreams of one day being able to ride your bike to Brunswick Heads safely. It ain’t gonna happen if the status quo at BSC is maintained. Hands up the person(s) responsible for the decision not to incorporate pedestrian/ cycling access on the upgrade. I want to know your name(s).

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place a huge stainless steel bin in the middle of not only one of the most popular grazing areas in the shire but also one of the best views of The Pass is incredible. After all they’ve said no to, they now decide to say yes! Move it, please? By the way, which ones are for recycling? John McKay

Byron Bay

Dignified exits Thank you for printing the story of Hannelore Kesselbacher and her use of the Dignitas organisation to bring about a peaceful end to

her suffering with terminal cancer. While it is gratifying that she was able to avail herself of this humane method of dying with dignity, it is a disgrace that due to the intransigence of governments, only those who have the financial means and the physical capacity to travel to Switzerland in their dying days are able to exercise this option. This is despite the fact that Australians have consistently polled heavily in favour of a legalised form of voluntary euthanasia. The latest Newspoll showed 80% in support overall with even 75% of

Christians in favour. Sadly, the very organisation that should have a compassionate outlook, viz the Catholic Church, is the main source of resistance. The church goes to great lengths to see that politicians maintain Catholic dogma in areas of human behaviour which are essentially matters of individual conscience. This year sees the tenth anniversary of the federal government’s overturning of the Northern Territory’s voluntary euthanasia law brought about by massive efforts by the church culminating in the private mem-

ber’s bill sponsored by its dutiful servant, Kevin Andrews. We were recently treated to the heavying of Catholic politicians by Cardinal Pell in relation to the stem cell bill in the NSW parliament. There is some hope for reform. Nathan Rees, NSW cabinet minister and Catholic, was one of a number of Catholic politicians who had the courage to resist this outrageous pressure. He pointed out that he was elected to represent all the members of his electorate, not just to promote the church’s viewpoint. Is it a dream that politicians

Free speech at issue at the writersfest Q What a great Writers Festival: informative, entertaining, vigorously debated but, unfortunately, marred by censorship. As I approached the railway track on my cycle, heading to the festival, Henry di Suvero handed me a leaflet detailing how Michael Gawenda, when editor of The Age newspaper, had refused to publish a cartoon by Leunig showing Auschwitz 1945 ‘Work Makes Free’ and Israel 2002 ‘War Makes Peace’. Most people thought it should have been published. Henry’s backgrounder helped me interpret Gawenda’s stance on, for example, the legitimacy of the Iraq invasion while his letter to The Echo (July 31) outlined Paul Sheehan’s Israeli connections. Gawenda and Sheehan have strong Zionist connections which should have been included in the festival’s biographies for both men; the omission should be explained by the organisers. In my opinion, Henry was acting in the best democratic, free speech tradition by providing a valua-

ble service at his own expense. It is scandalous that in a forum devoted to the propagation of ideas and debate that he should have been banned from rectifying the organisers’ omissions and forced to stand on the other side of the railway tracks to accomplish this. Gareth Smith

Byron Bay Q The Writers Festival presents itself as a forum for ideas. In practice it suppresses speech it doesn’t like. Inside the festival corral, as I distributed leaflets criticising Paul Sheehan and Michael Gawenda, two panelists from The Sydney Morning Herald, I was accosted by Russell Eldridge, Editor of The Northern Star, who shouted, ‘You can’t do that! No one can hand out leaflets without permission! This is a private event! You need permission!’ etc. A woman ran up saying, ‘Jeni Caffin, director of the festival, denies you permission.’ I had written Sheehan’s placement on a panel on the

‘ethics of investigative journalism’ was ‘preposterous’ because he’d written proIsraeli articles without acknowledging his sponsorship on a NSW Jewish Board of Deputies Journalists Mission to Israel. I exposed Gawenda’s refusal when editor of The Age to publish Leunig’s two panel cartoon comparing the entrances to Auschwitz and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, his festival biography hiding his associate editorship of the Australian Jewish News, and his failure to file stories critical of the Israel lobby when he was the SMH’s American correspondent. The next day I distributed outside the corral, on the road from the festival site to Ozigos. Again I was accosted, this time by Jeni Caffin who yelled, ‘Becton owns the road! You can’t distribute on this road! Becton owns all the way to the railroad tracks!’ etc. I walked to the railroad tracks and distributed to willing recipients who opened windows to receive what I told them was ‘literature I wasn’t

allowed to distribute inside the festival’. Henry di Suvero

Coopers Shoot Q Jeni Caffin responded: ‘The Byron Bay Writers Festival has a policy of not allowing printed material, handouts, fliers or brochures of any kind unless it originates from festival sponsors and has been arranged ahead of time.You will appreciate that if this policy were not in place, the site would be constantly littered by unsolicited promotional material and the patrons’ unfettered enjoyment of the program marred. I did request Henry to stop handing out literature at the Byron Bay Beach Resort on Saturday morning. Three times.’ Russell Eldridge responded: ‘At the Beach Resort site, I was chatting with a festival committee member, who noticed Mr Di Suvero distributing material. She asked him to stop and told him it was against the festival’s long-term policy. When Mr Di Suvero argued with her, I confirmed the policy.’ – Ed

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Letters might adopt the same attitude one day in relation to voluntary euthanasia? If you are one of the 80%, you may be interested in the website of the NSW Voluntary Euthanasia Society, www.vesnsw.org. I would also urge you to contact your state and federal representatives to convey your feelings. Bryan Milner

Ocean Shores

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another sign of Byron spiraling into a ‘party town for the young’, where the residents suffer, businesses fail, families and couples stay away and the budget tourist dollar is funneled to a wealthy few – namely pubs, bottle shops, nightclubs and supermarkets. Council has recently approved another 316 bed backpackers only ďŹ ve doors from this new development. This would mean 600 new backpackers in a very conďŹ ned space. Apart from the environmental impacts, I consider this downright dangerous, especially at certain times of year such as Schoolies, New Year and during music festivals.

That growing hole behind the Great Northern Hotel was Council approved as a 37 suite motel with conference facilities. With building underway the developer has now applied to change the Sean O’Meara use to a hostel for 260 backMyocum packers, a large dining room and its own supermarket. As a local business owner I Thank you, Council thought an upmarket motel At last, a commonsense soluwould be good for the com- tion to a community probmercial balance of Byron. lem. Our sincere thanks to continued overleaf This new application is yet

Tribute to Geoff Williams Q Geoff, Geoffers, Gee Dubya, Curmudgeon, Big G, Mr Wiwyums, Grumps... Thanks for all the laughs, love and support you showed me over the years. You inspired me and changed the course of my life. Such a positive inuence. Always a kind word when necessary and a good kick up the butt when needed, hard at times but really so very soft and one of the biggest hearts I have come across in my lifetime. Geoff, you gave what you could, fatherly advice, love and caring and concern. We had some really great times in the years we worked together at The Echo and even though I moved to the other side of the country you were still there for me. From our daily ‘What’s for

lunch?’ to our weekly stressed-out ad copy chase, having a quiet beer on Friday nights putting together the last few bits and pieces, our routine was set and happy and you and The Echo family have given me some absolutely wonderful memories that I cherish. I am going to put down a home brew in memory of you, Geoffers, call it Curmudgeon Ale and every time I have one think of your big smile and laugh. I look forward to your lecture when meet again. Will miss ya! Love, Kels

Perth Q Geoff’s inuence on The Echo was entirely beneďŹ cial. He ďŹ tted in so well at the newspaper because he had

things to say, and I regret that we didn’t insist on Geoff writing more because when you drew him out on the subject of Australian rural media he was a fund of anecdote and insight. I have special reason to thank Geoff ’s expertise. When I fell ill three years ago he effortlessly took over the task of planning the newspaper every week, where the ads and various sections go and so forth, and he did it so well that I never saw a reason to take the task back when I returned after a long break. I always felt I could delegate stuff to Geoff and get a better result than if I did it myself. I remember how much he did for our Bangalow correspondent Kaye Hall when she contracted cancer, ironi-

cally lung cancer, and fought it for many months. She died last year and just six months ago Geoff learned that he faced the same battle. He fought that battle with so much spirit that I almost believed, against all medical wisdom, that he might prevail. Well it wasn’t to be, and we feel it the more because Geoff was happier in the last couple of years than at any other time during his sojourn with The Echo. The reason for that is simply Naree, who has our deepest love and sympathy at this terrible hour. But ultimately she, and all the rest of us who loved Geoff, know that the end of suffering is a blessing, even if it overwhelms our hearts. David Lovejoy

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Council’s Director Brett Lee and his wonderful staff and ground staff for their thoughfulness and promptness in installing new playground equipment in Waterlily Park, Ocean Shores, for our kids to play on. If you could have seen the immense pleasure and broad grins on the faces of all the kids and all the Mums and Dads over the weekend, you would have felt the reward a thousandfold. We know you don’t get told often enough, so from the bottom of our hearts, from all the kids and the Ocean Shores commu-

nity, thank you so much for about the lovely highway we your tireless dedication and want to give them? Yes Boss! diligence.You can be assured Well I’ve thought of a few that there will be many eyes watching over these price- ways to fix ’em! Yes Boss? less facilities. Tina Petroff The first thing is, raise the President, Ocean Shores highway six metres or so so Tidy Town Team that everyone can hear it. But Boss, they’ll ask for Imagine this noise walls. In a dim, pokey cockroachWell they won’t get ’em! infested office of the RTA in We’ll tell them that they can the not-so-distant past two fund and build their own or shonky characters are hav- pinch them from that caraing the following conversa- van park in Brunswick. This tion: is NSW after all, only those You know those whinging silly Queenslanders build bastards at Ocean Shores noise walls. who keep complaining Anything else Boss?

Yes, and this is the best bit! I’ve been thinking I was too soft providing soundreducing blacktop so I’ve come up with a solution. What Boss? Ripple-str ips! They thought the highway was noisy before, they ain’t heard nuthin’ yet. That’ll teach those bastards to complain! One can almost believe that the above conversation took place, I can’t think of any other reason for the only ripple-strip on the highway being just metres from residents trying to sleep at night in Ocean

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Shores. I for one think that far from being quieter, the highway is louder. Thanks RTA. C Linklater

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Bikes on footpaths Cass Emanuel of Mullumbimby wrote a letter in The Echo of July 17 stating that for the second time she has been hit by a pushbike while walking on the footpath. I hope that someone from both the Council and the police department read her letter. I have been complaining about people (not just kids) riding their bikes on the footpath for years now and know others who have been hit. I’m worried that my 90 year old mother will one day be one of them. I have been to the Council, written to the Council, been referred to the police (in Mullum), talked to the police on duty at the police station, written to the police, been referred back to the Council, and finally given up in despair. I’ve suggested new, bigger and brighter signs, some notification in The Echo from a responsible party suggesting the illegality and undesirability of riding on the footpath, and the imposition of a fine for anyone disobeying the rules. Nobody seems to see the signs that are sparingly displayed, and very few riders, when informed they are riding where they shouldn’t, get off their bikes or seem even minimally concerned or interested. Please – before someone is seriously hurt – can somebody do something about this irresponsible and potentially dangerous practice. Bronwyn Sindel

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Yesterday we all received a pamphlet in the mail informing us of water restrictions in Byron, Lismore, Ballina and Richmond shires. Despite this water shortage, the Howard government plans to pipe water from the Nor ther n Rivers into Queensland. Construction of a new dam has been proposed on one of four sites. We all know how low the water levels are in our current dams. What makes the Howard government think that water will magically appear to fill the proposed new ones? Has any consideration been given to the impact the construction of these dams will have, not only on the environment but also on the

people who live within these proposed areas? The National Water Commission estimates the cost of water from these sites to vary between $1.42 and $2.12 per kilolitre. According to Professor Tony Fane, Director, UNESCO Centre for Membrane Science and Technology (www.abc.net.au/science/exper t/realexper t/ desalination/), it is possible to produce desalinated sea water for under $0.80 per kilolitre and to return the brine into the ocean with no environmental impact. Also possible is the use of alternative technologies to assist in providing power for this process. Most of our major cities lie in coastal areas, sitting right next to the largest source of water on the planet. To me, this makes desalination a logical approach to fulfilling our water shortage. Annual rainfall is decreasing, water levels in our dams have never been lower. Building more dams is insane. Chris Warren

Mullumbimby

The Others Yesterday I received a phone call from polling research people. As I was interested in what sort of questions were being asked I agreed to participate. I considered that the questions were decidedly ‘loaded’ multiple choice types. Question: At the next federal election, who would you vote for as a local representative? 1. A Labor candidate 2. A Liberal candidate 3. Other. I asked what comprised ‘Other’? Sounding a bit confused he replied, ‘I suppose any other candidates’. ‘Such as Independents or Greens’? ‘I suppose so’. ‘Well why aren’t they added to the list of choices? The Greens are a political party and there will be the usual choice of Independents. There are already three Independents in the federal parliament so they should be offered as a legitimate choice, too.’ The poor young fella was only asking the questions, he didn’t compose them so I continued answering. All followed the same line. Labor, Liberal or ‘Other’, as though ‘Other’ was of no interest or importance and of no consequence in the next election. Peggy Balfour

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Q Letters received from Christine Fenech, Byron Bay, Yuti McLean, Mullumbimby, John Scrivener, Mullumbimby, Veronica Guy, Mullumbimby, Peter Conde, Stokers Siding, Paul Grahl, Myocum, Rick Franco, Ocean Shores, Dominique Chauby-Aoudai, Ewingsdale, Lisa Russell, North Ocean Shores, George Franco, Ocean Shores, Stuart McConville, Barkers Vale, Michael Balson, The Pocket.

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‘You mean cockles!’ some smart postgraduate man would shout out. ‘You mean intellectual colonialism,’ I would calmly reply. I always think Capt Cook is remarkable. I admire Joseph Banks for getting out around the world as a naturalist. But the ancient plants here since the days of Gondwana were not unrecognised until the 1800s. They were already called ‘wallum’. There are still people alive today who fondly recall walking what they call ‘honeysuckle country’, the coastal heath. They would feast on the nectar of these owers much as would the birds, bats and bees. The times change but history will command respect. So over the past ďŹ fteen years, because of people talking, Aotearoa/New Zealand shifts somewhat. The latest Ministry of Fisheries poster features the Maori and Latin names for many types of kai moana, including tuangi. Here in Byron, I don’t hear wallum used that much. But there are patches of coastal heath, with some larger sections in reserves and parkland, all still here for walking. And there is the honey, the taste of country. I remember the taste of tuangi. The sweet wallum, with the salty tuangi, are the soul food of our Antipodes.

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My first encounter with Capt Cook was when I was trying to name the New Zealand shellďŹ sh I was studying. Looking at its shell, Cook quickly called it a ‘cockle’, like the English seafood of the lower class poor. This name instantly gave the shellďŹ sh the same low status as its overseas counterpart. There were ‘better’ things to eat. Cockles were okay as holiday treats at the coastal bach (holiday house) for the few weeks that living off the land was a holiday lark. But this same shellďŹ sh is the ‘tuangi’, the centuries old pride of coastal Maori tribes. They depend on it themselves and serve it to guests as part of their famous ‘kai moana’ (food of the sea). It is also the mainstay of mil-

lions of coastal birds, both resident and migratory. With every incoming tide, it is the keeper of water quality, each individual ďŹ ltering litres of water per hour. Anatomically, tuangi is a clam (Austrovenus stutchburyii). These days it is marketed as the ‘kiwi clam’ in the USA where clam chowders and clam bakes are high dining. (But it does taste a little different to a North American clam.) Maori tribes ďŹ ght legal battles to save or rehabilitate these clam beds, vulnerable to both pollution and exploitation. So naturally, back when I opened my lectures with a slide of the shellďŹ sh, displayed in front of a woven Maori flax back- Q Mary Gardner is a writer, ground, I also called them biologist and tutor. See more at www.mgardner.info. tuangi. Advertisement

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Open day with a difference at community school Mandy Nolan Art is a way of connecting generations, of reaching out to your community and making a statement that crosses gender, language and culture. Over the last few months, Arts Management event organiser Rebecca Townsend has been overseeing ‘Sculpture in the Schoolyard’ at the Byron Bay Community School. As a new parent to the school, Rebecca was keen to use her years of experience at Sydney’s prestigious Sculpture By the Sea and as co-director of Artscape and the Casuarina Sculpture Walk to create an innovative concept for the school’s open day this Saturday from 11am to 4pm. ‘The idea was to create a school event which was unique and creative and fun and one which showcased the school’s special qualities,’ said Rebecca. All of the children, from kindergarten to year 6 have been involved in an extensive and intensive sculpture making program. The sculpture project has been a three month community project. Alongside parents and teachers, local sculptors James Brown and Hopi Steiner have been mentoring the children, sharing their industry expertise.

‘It has been an exciting project,’ said Hopi, ‘lots of people have wanted to be involved, from the school parent and student body. It’s been great to see the class I worked with and how far they have come in understanding the process of art making. ‘At first it was a struggle to even understand what abstract is, that it can be anything. It’s quite an academic concept. The kids started with an idea of what was

going to happen and due to the process of making, the end result was different. They have all learned that art is all about the process and what happens when you are making it, not just the end result. I think it’s a good metaphor for learning, and for life!’ For all the kids, the projects have involved making the journey from conceptualisation to actualisation, teaching them how to negotiate decision making in groups and how to bridge the gaps

between what they thought was going to happen and what actually happened. Each class group has tackled different mediums, from organic installation to a mass plastic assemblage piece. ‘The kids got to experience the highs and lows of the creative process,’ Rebecca added, ‘it was amazing because the kids got to deal with concepts that they had never worked with before.’ Hopi agreed that the kids had embarked on an artistic

adventure. ‘The kids experienced the stuff I had to go to art school to experience!’ The project very much reflects the value and vision of this unique independent school that prides itself on maximising the potential of each child and on providing them with a wholistic education. School director Matt Syme admitted that alternative schools are often thought of as ‘non-academic’, but this is not true for the Byron Community School, which reaches its second decade as a parent-run school in 2008. ‘People might not realise it, but the academic standards here are very high,’ said Matt. ‘Kids start their literacy and numeracy in kindergarten and because it is a small school (under 100 students), the kids get the attention they need. No-one slips through the cracks, no matter what happens at our school, you have to get involved.’ ‘We draw from the best educational methods for learning. A key part of the school is involving kids and parents and staff in the decision making. It can be a lengthy consultation, but I believe you get better decisions. It has been an evolutionary process, and that is

very important to the long term strategy of the Community School. The school owes a lot to those community members, both staff and parents who established the school for bringing us to where we are today. The teachers are accountable and they are professional and the academic standards are very high. In fact at Byron High, out of the 16 SRC Reps, seven were Community School kids. That’s pretty extraordinary considering we are such a small school.’ The Byron Bay Community School Open Day features Sculpture in the Schoolyard with regular tours conducted by the kids. There is also a lunchtime talent performance by the kids, class room tours, a martial arts display, indigenous story telling and performance, an art auction (with works donated by artists Emma Walker and Michelle Dawson) and musical performances by Sarah McGregor and Angie Biason.You can also vote for the ‘People’s Choice’ Sculpture Prize. It’s a family affair, with food, face painting, market stalls and more at the Byron Community School on Saturday from 11am until 4pm. For any school enquiries, ring 6685 8208.

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In February this year there were celebrations at Cape Byron to mark the second Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) over lands under native claim by the Bundjalung People of Byron Bay, whose numbers include the Arakwal. ILUA #2 is currently in notiďŹ cation. According to the National Native Title Tribunal (www.nntt.gov.au), ‘When an ILUA has been reached, the parties then lodge it with the Tribunal for registration. The registration of the ILUA is the ďŹ nal step in the process – once an ILUA is registered with the Tribunal it is considered ďŹ nalised. ‘When the Tribunal receives the ILUA it places advertisements in newspapers to let the public know about the ILUA and to give certain persons with very speciďŹ c grounds (as set out in the Native Title Act 1993) the opportunity, over a period of three months, to lodge any objections to the agreement should they have any.’ The ILUA arose from the mediation of two native title

claims, which involved a number of parties. Parties to native title claims have the opportunity to participate in mediation meetings to negotiate about native title and their respective rights and interests. Parties to the claims included the native title applicants, Byron Shire Council, the Commonwealth of Australia, NSW Minister for Land and Water Conservation, and many local organisations. According to the NNTT, ‘The Tribunal notiďŹ ed the public about one of the native title claims in 1996 and the other native title claim in 2002 after their respective lodgement with the Federal Court. This was achieved through advertisements being placed in newspapers and letters being sent to people with legal statutory interests in the area, as identiďŹ ed by the State Government’s Department of Lands. When the Tribunal notiďŹ ed the public about the second claim, in 2002, it also held public information sessions to answer questions about the native title claim.’ Around 186 hectares of

Crown land is included in the Byron ILUA #2 area. Under the ILUA it was agreed that two parcels of land would be transferred in freehold to the Bundjalung People of Byron Bay and that the Broken Head Caravan Park would be transferred to the group in freehold for ongoing management and future income. Altogether 14 parcels of Crown land, amounting to about 124 hectares, will be co-managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, the Department of Environment and Conservation and committees including Bundjalung People of Byron Bay members. Under the agreement the Bundjalung People of Byron Bay will have opportunities for employment, training, management and economic development.Jobs will be created for Indigenous persons in the management of transferred lands and funds have been set aside for an ongoing Aboriginal Training Program. Q See more about the NNTT at www.nntt.gov.au.

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Parklands Information from North Byron Shire Parklands Dear Byron Shire residents, In an effort to continue our community consultation and as the Ballina-Byron Greens have done, we have commissioned a survey to assess the public support for music events and the establishment of an arts & cultural centre in Byron Shire. The objective of North Byron Shire Parklands was to choose a highly experienced market research company to prepare an impartial questionnaire with interviews conducted by a polite, well-informed call centre. We engaged local Byron based company Fresh Projects to prepare an impartial questionnaire. Fresh Projects are experts in providing market research services to both private business and government organizations. Their clients include Tourism Queensland/ Brand Tropical North Queensland, Wesley Mission, Tourism New South Wales/ Centenary of Tourism Project & the Tourism Taskforce Review for Northern Rivers among others. Fresh Projects then introduced Unity4 to manage the interview process. Unity4 are a leading provider of call centre services, with operations in every state and territory of Australia. Their management team has accumulated many years of experience on some of Australia’s largest call centre projects including Healthcare, Telecommunications, Federal/State Government and retail areas. The telephone interview process was advised by Fresh Projects as the best way to get a balanced or real response with candidates randomly selected from the white pages. The survey involving approx 300 Northern NSW residents over the age of 18 was conducted between the 23rd to 29th of July 2007. The information below is representative of the Shire demographics eg postcode & age. Some of the ¿ndings from this survey are listed below: • a total of 76.5% of the Byron Shire community aged 18 years and over believe arts and cultural festivals and events bene¿t Byron Shire. • a total of 86.8% of the Byron Shire community aged 18 years and over believe arts and cultural festivals and events are important to the Byron Shire local economy. • a total of 75.2% of the Byron Shire community aged 18 years and over said it was desirable to have permanent arts and cultural festival and events sites located within Byron Shire. • a total of 87.1% of the Byron Shire community aged 18 years and over said they supported cultural tourism for the Byron Shire. • a total of 76.2% said they supported Music Festivals. North Byron Shire Parklands is committed to sharing our market research and a greater analysis of the data including the questionnaire are available shortly on our website at www.northbyronshireparklands.com.au We will continue to consult with the Byron Shire community and welcome your feedback and input.

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Just over 12 months ago principal ballerina for West Australia and London City Ballet, Natasha Middleton, moved to Byron. She was attracted to the vitality and creativity of the area and upon settling here she has found her niche. Fellow dance theatre director Jacqueline Renton is embarking on fulďŹ lling a vision: to establish an East Coast Dance Company as a vehicle for all the spectacular dance talent we have in the area.

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than there has been in the past.’ The show features 20 dancers and uses the music of Neil and Tim Finn as inspiration. The nucleus of the creation centres around the CD She will have her Way that features female artists interpreting the songs. Each act has been encouraged to take a song that resonates with them and use it as the muse for their dance and musical presentation. It’s been an exciting foray into company life, but organising nearly 2 dozen dancers is a challenge. ‘It’s quite hard, and every time the phone rings I am too scared to answer it in case it’s someone saying they can’t do it! People are very generous. They give their time for free, most people see dance as a bit of a free form hobby thing. It surprises me that in an area with all the fantastic festivals – art, comedy, blues, fatherhood... that

dance doesn’t have the same sort of awareness. There are people who live here who are professional dancers, and we want to establish a place for them to do what they do best.’ Natasha and Jacqueline are hoping to provide a company that will give young local dancers a place to come home to. ‘It might be that young dancers go away and work overseas but it would be great for them to have a professional dance company to come back to.’ Unlike musicians or artists, dancers can’t really work alone. ‘You have to be committed to your training for dance. You have to train every day – and at some stage you need to work with other people as well.’ Perpetual Muse has provided the dancers with the experience of a professional company.

‘What we are trying to do is to create a 40s style cabaret that will create an atmosphere and wrap it into a gala event. I have created a chorus dance for us to come together, it was lovely rehearsing that, it came to feel like a company rather than a bunch of single dancers.’ Natasha sees the Big Feet Little Feet project as a marking of a new phase of her career. ‘In a way it’s like I am moving more from the position of a dancer to a director, although I will always have to dance and move because it’s in my blood, but I really want to explore that new role.’ Experience the best of what the North Coast has to offer, at Perpetual Muse at the Starcourt Theatre in Lismore on Thursday and Friday at 7pm. Bookings are 1300 066 772.

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Nothing tests your mothering like a sick kid. Last week I had three of them, all virus aficted with raging temperatures, sore throats, headaches and a diminished appetite that couldn’t even be tempted by ice-cream. Enter Super Mum. She stays up late soothing fevers, administering panadol, changing DVDs, bringing water. She rises at 3am to give a shivering child a hot bath, to soothe the brow while watching a half hour infomercial on the abbuster. By the third day I was a wreck. This seless service caper is a rort. Man, you don’t get nothing back except more orders ‘bring me toast’ ‘hire a playstation’ ‘take me to the Simpsons movie’. The other night my middle daughter, the one we call Chookie, was looking even worse. She was shaking with fever, it was the fourth day, so I ďŹ gured that chances were she wasn’t faking it to get out of the Basic Skills Test at

school. My husband insisted I take her to the hospital. Turns out she’d developed the beginnings of a rash on her stomach. Suddenly the prognosis went from virus to ‘suspected Meningococcal’.

ice-pack. Little Chookie was holding up well, after a short philosophical tussle with the doctor about how much pain inserting a canula would cause she was loaded up with antibiotics and trucked

being jabbed occasionally, this hospital caper was starting to appeal to her middle child sensibilities. It was one of the rare opportunities she had some 1:1 time with Mum. I

[MY SICK] ] ] CHOOK] I nearly shat myself. It’s the disease that parents fear most. In a few short hours you can be dead. Rotting from the inside. I felt like a medieval mumma discovering her wee bairn had bubo. Christ, where’s a witch when you need one? (Upper Main Arm I presume). For about 30 seconds I was completely panic stricken. Then something weird happened. I became calm. That’s never happened before. I’m neurotic. I freak out if the kids get bitten by a bee. If they even look like falling over I’ve slapped on an

FATHERHOOD FOR FREE As a leadup to the Fatherhood Festival August 31st, we have a Fatherhood Project CD featuring John Butler, Xavier Rudd, Paul Kelly, Archie Roach, Tex Perkins, Karl Farren & more. It’s the perfect gift for old time and ďŹ rst time dadders for Farter’s day. (What about a Martyrhood festival for all us long suffering mums?) Email mandypow@echo.net.au with subject header ‘the sound of fatherhood’ and the CD is yours.

off in an ambulance. Seeing the little body of your child strapped onto a stretcher and being wheeled off by ambos is heart-wrenching. Fortunately she was in ďŹ ne form and as rude and tactless as ever. She told one of the blokes that he had a ‘small ambulance’, she really had been hoping for something much bigger. Geez, never chide a man about the size of his emergency vehicle. We arrive at Tweed Heads hospital. She’s checked by doctors, hooked up to a drip and given a popsicle. Apart from the inconvenience of

have to say, the staff were adorable, and an incredibly attentive and thoughtful nurse called Tim wheeled in a sheet covered Jason recliner so I didn’t have to sleep on a plastic chair. Next they bought us tea and Milo. Chookie was very impressed, she leaned over and whispered ‘Hey Mum, this is good, do we have to pay?’ It was at this point that I was ďŹ lled with a maternal intuition that she wasn’t about to die from a lethal disease. She was ďŹ nally transferred to the pediatrics ward and given her own private suite complete

with fold out stretcher for Mum, TV/DVD and an impressive remote that controlled everything in her room. She was delirious with power. She held the holy grail of remote controlling devices in her little hand and beamed: ‘Hey Mum, I control the TV (she icks it on), I control the lights (she illuminated the room) and I control the nurses!’ She hit the buzzer and a nurse came ying in ‘Is everything OK?’ Jesus, it was going to be a long night. Chookie had found the nurse button. She must have hit it 10 times before lunch. We were visited by a lovely pediatrician who turned out to be an avid Echo reader, who was anxious not to appear in one of my columns...oops, sorry! She was ďŹ nally given the meningococcal all clear. After our 2 day hospital ordeal, we were driving home in the car and she turned to me and said ‘Mum you know what, hospital food is worse that yours!’

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A KU FOR MISSY Ku Promotions are literally busting with excitement at the prospect of presenting Missy Higgins at the Mullumbimby Leagues Grounds on Saturday 24 November. It follows hot on the heels of the successful big gigs by The Cat Empire. What better way to enjoy the music of this sassy young player. Tickets are on sale as of Tuesday August 14and are available at Barebones, Michael’s Guitar Studio and the Mullumbimby Bookshop. Oh by the way, those who read The Echo rather closely may have noticed the caption calamity when Greg Lyons at the Blue Birdy was confused with Little Birdy, another Ku Promotions presentation! Our apologies for any confusion.

BLOWING HIS HORN Dan Quigley has been blowing his own horn since he was 8. This talented trumpeter was born into a musical family and he began playing in community brass bands and school ensembles throughout his schooling years. In 1991 Dan was selected to perform with the Australian National Youth Band led by Russell Hammond. During this time Dan performed a solo concert at the Sydney Opera House. Upon ďŹ nishing high school Dan furthered his studies at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, where he studied trumpet with John Hoffman. Since graduating from tertiary study in 1996, Dan has been performing professionally around South East Queensland, and has performed with some of Australia’s major artists, including Dale Barlow, James Morrison, Tina Arena and Anthony Warlow. In 2007 Dan recorded his second album Fingal with the record label Pinnacles, as a leader with his new group DQ4. DQ4 is a contemporary jazz ensemble comprised of trumpet, guitar, bass and drums. DQ4 has a fresh ambient jazz sound.

Inspired by the Australian landscape, DQ4 arrive at vast open spaces and intimate horizons to break the mould of traditional jazz without losing sight of its heritage. He features at the Blue Birdy in Byron Bay on Wednesday.

METHOD ACTING The original big beat duo, Method will be bringing their spinal acoustic groove machine back to the area this week with a string of shows that take in the Beach Hotel on Thursday night, the Brunswick Heads Hotel on Friday, the Lennox Point Hotel on Saturday and C-Vue in Cabarita Beach on Sunday arvo. Having established themselves locally as an exciting live act with lashings of roots and funked up folky undertones, Method’s Bill Jacobi and Frank Corby are looking forward to putting the rhythm back in the method and the method back in the madness.

SLAYING EM WITH SLADDEN Jazz in the Countryside have up and relocated their much loved jazz presentations to the Winsome Hotel to what they are envisaging will be a wonderfully nurturing and supported environment for their jazz enterprise. They kick off on Tuesday with Tim Sladden Quintet who play a repertoire of cool jazz, blues, funk and soul tunes plus some of Tim’s wonderful originals. DeďŹ nitely worth the trip to LisVegas.

WRIGHT ON, BROTHER Local singer songwriter Simon Wright is back in the Bay during August, kicking off a series of local performances with a headline slot at the Buddha Bar this Friday. Sorely missed by locals during his three-month absence, Wright, former front man of local institution The Wright Brothers headlines the night, performing with local band The Groove Collective. Starting from

6pm and performing outside, Melbourne’s Owls of the Swamp, Iceland’s Svavar Knutur and Canberra’s Tom Woodward will kick off the night. Then, at 9pm, the Gold Coast’s Cool Calm Collective will get the crowd jumping. Simon will take the stage at 10:15pm with The Groove Collective, performing his unique blend of folk, groove, roots and hip-hop. Running until midnight, the Buddha Bar’s musical extravaganza is the place to be in Byron this Friday for a guaranteed good night out. Entry $10.

MURPHY’S LAW Local Ocean Shores resident Cheynne Murphy wanders down the road to test drive a few new tunes which he has been writing over these cold winter months. No he is not busking at BiLo but performing at the Ocean Shores Art Expo on Saturday and Sunday at the Ocean Shores Community Centre. This will be an eclectic affair

with local musicians and artists co-creating and showcasing their wares in a community atmosphere. ‘It is so rare to get live music in Ocean Shores and to have it showcased in such an artistic setting is a real pleasure for me. It helps that it is probably the ďŹ rst ever gig I have ever done where I can walk down the road and plug in’. Cheynne will showcase some new songs from a forthcoming album he is nearly ďŹ nished writing. ‘I hope to start recording at the end of the year and am really excited about these new songs.’ You can catch him, the exhibition, and a whole range of arty suprises performing on Saturday at 3pm. Best of all it’s free.

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A night to free your inner creature, be it animal or your other side, your anima/ animus. There are prizes for best dressed and most badly behaved! Like all Bay FM events, the magic is in the mix and mixing it up will be some of our homegrown best. Starting with Aqua’s Bay Lounge sound where Café del Mar meets jazzy electronica, moving through the earth stomping tribal rhythms of Benji, the funky grooves of X-Facta to DJ Rooster’s sexy house and the progressive trance of T-Learyus. Performing are the new and mysterious duo ‘Danger Us’, Supernova Jade and Glitter Girl and the evening will be MC’d by Mistress Gina Baker. Come and shake your tailfeathers outside the cage at the Hotel Great Northern. 8pm Friday. $15/$12 Bay FM subscribers.

jump and dance, highlighting Greg and Squirrels deep understanding of how music is a medicine for the soul. Headlining the evening is the local favourite, Grasshopper, who are springing into a new line up with even more emphasis on deep roots, lovers rock, and reggae grooves. DJ for the night is Dreadbeat with a fine selection of old and new roots music offering praises to the Most High with songs of redemption, emancipation and freedom. For a family friendly, drug and alcohol free evening with all the usual yummy sweets, cakes, chai, rice and curry – put on your dancing shoes and come to Coorabell this Saturday – tickets are $15, $10 concession, $5 members and children free.

I DON’T LIKE REGGAE

Soul’d features twelve of the North Coast’s best musicians, including a five piece horn section, three vocalists and the rhythm section to die for! Soul’d performs the classics from the Legendary Soul, Motown, Rock, Funk, R & B Artists heard on the Atlantic, Stax, Motown and Savoy Labels of the late 50s, 60s and 70s. So this is just the thing if you are a die hard James Brown, or Aretha Franklin fan – they even give

Oh No. I love it. Man you can’t get more laid back than a night with the Byron Reggae Club. They present ‘I don’t like Reggae...’ an evening of live music and dance at Coorabell Hall, starting at 7pm and going until late. Dr Bush return with a massive boost from time studying the alchemy of music to again deliver a performance to make you

ALL SOUL’D OUT AT THE BEACH HOTEL

Stevie Wonder a go! They play the Beach Hotel on Friday.

A VERY STICKY JAM Byron Bay’s cultural ambassadors Wild Marmalade are back in their hometown briefly between their European and Japanese tours. This Friday they present a showcase performance at Bangalow’s A&I Hall with guests, Si Fixion, Deya Dova and Ray Buchanan. Wild Marmalade melds the ancient sounds of the didgeridoo with highenergy grooves of the now, to create a totally live organic dance experience. Keyboard player Si Fixion is a founding member of Australia’s original live electronica band The Bird and adds subtle electronic textures over the didgeridoo and drum foundation. Deya Dova has been mesmerising audiences with her soul filled voice and impassioned performances. Her tribal chanting and angelic harmonies add another layer of melody to the group. Ray Buchanan is a respected Koori elder who brings his connection with the original peoples of this land and their dances. Doors open 8.30pm, $15 entry with food and chai available.

[ culture ] * FILM ANIMALS ON SCREEN Next Saturday sees the Federal Hall get all furry with three great animal flicks. At 1.30pm they will be showing The Lion King, at 3.30pm Big Fish, another tear jerker with Ewan McGregor and Albert Finney and at 8pm The Weeping Camel, the story of a Mongolian Albino Camel and the struggle of survival in the Gobi desert. Stunning photography and great insight into the life of an albino camel in the desert in the 21st century! Food available from 7pm.

DANCE BELLIES AT THE BUDDHA Saturday 18th August is Tribal Delight at the Buddha Bar when the Brisbane dance troupe, Tribal Blossoms captivate the audience with a seamless display of improvised bellydance that incorporates zills (finger cymbals), swords and live

drumming. The night will kick off with a 40 minute documentary, Urban Ghawazee, by American, Laura Taflinger. This documentary explores the history and evolution of tribal as contemporary dancers add hip-hop moves and modern costume accents, moving performances from Middle Eastern restaurants to techno clubs. Ghawazee is an Egyptian word referring to female dancers who often lived on the fringes of society. There will also be two intensive workshops by troupe leader Dee, covering material normally taught over a 6 week period. Bookings phone 6688 4611.

THEATRE BEATING THE WAVES Did you know that poet Geoff Page is the brother of Don Page our local member? With young Angus taking to stand up comedy I think it proves once and for all that they are a family of budding

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performers. Drumming on Water is the adaptation from Geoff’s published verse novel. Evoking hot jazz and cool nights on Sydney Harbour, Drumming on Water spins a tale of murder and retribution in Sydney of the 1930s. An all-girl band wows the crowd on a showboat ferry, but when the lead singer falls overboard the drummer doesn’t believe it’s an accident. Her window on a bright world has been closed and she wants revenge. With a secret weapon, Emma confronts the last man to see Lizzie alive! Chrissie Shaw plays Emma as an older woman, recalling this cathartic incident in her youth. Sylvia Mitchell wrote the original music and arranged standards for the play and appears as the vision of the band, not quite a ghost, but expressing the spirit of those young musicians with an evocative and hypnotic underscore, on saxophone. Sylvie will enthrall audiences with her rich compositions and her elegant style.

Directed by Kate Gaul (Belvoir St Theatre, Sydney Theatre Company and the recent rendition of Carmen for Opera Victoria) and designed by Imogen Keen, there will be one stunning performance in Bangalow before they head to Sydney for the Manly Arts Festival. Bangalow Catholic Hall, Thursday 23rd August. Tix $18.15 at the door only. 7.30pm.

STANDUP COMEDY TITTER OVER THAI CAFE COMEDY Remember the resounding peals of laughter from Bangalow’s Big Joke Comedy Festival? Well, the people who brought you the Big Joke are back to whet your appetite with a little more laughter with Cafe Comedy this Friday at 8pm. Featuring me, Mandy Nolan as your regular MC and a special guest feature act and support performer every month. This month opens with S Sorrensen, writer, comedian, poet... you name it he does it.

S wowed them at the Byron Community Centre for the Writer’s Festival last week with his impro skills in the Thank Heavens You are in Byron performance. He was a definite stand out who calmly took control of his scenes and sent them hurtling into hilarious scenarios. When it came to the development satire, S cut very close to the bone. That’s what he’s renowned for: speaking the truth, cutting through and finding the nugget of sense. He features in festivals all over the country and is one of the finest standups you are likely to see. Joining him is Ellen Briggs, Mullumbimby based Mum of twins who made it to the Melbourne Comedy Festival this year as a RAW finalist, proving she is one of the hottest new emerging acts in the country. The Bang Thai (Urban Cafe by day) is the host for this salubrious occasion, and the ticket includes a fab Thai feast. Friday at 8pm ( come earlier for dinner), for $25. Tix can be booked on 6687 1303.

KIDS WITH ATTITUDE Spaghetti Circus Kids prove that they are truly multitalented when they take to the talking stick this week. Standup is the perfect form of comedy for kids because it allows them an opportunity to really express what they think about us, about their world, and most importantly themselves. I’ve been teaching the kids off and on now for a few months, and it’s a purely enjoyable process getting to know these interesting young people. Some of us worked together on a standup project last year so it’s quite remarkable to see how much more mature they have become in just a year. Come and hear what they have to say. It is also a fundraiser for Spaghetti Circus, so be there to support our home grown gluten free child bending. Sunday at the Mullumbimby RSL. 4pm. Tix are at the door and are $5 for kids, $10 for adults and $25 for a family.

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THURSDAY 9 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.30PM METHOD ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM MR WIZARD ■ GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON 9PM ANGELA’S DISH ■ BO’S RESTAURANT, BYRON 7.30PM BEAKERMOUTH ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON WET T-SHIRT COMPETITION ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON, HIP HOP PARTY BREAKS – DJ KRISTIN ■ CHINI HOTEL, MULLUM, MULLUMBERRY JAM ■ MULLUMBIMBY RSL, 7PM ROCK ‘N’ ROLL DANCING ■ LENNOX HOTEL 9PM FIG JAM SESSION ■ LISMORE CITY HALL 7PM ‘PERPETUAL MUSE’ PRESENTED BY 2007 BIG FEET LITTLE FEET ■ ELSEWHERE SURFERS SHY CHILD + BEN ABRAHAMS + THOMAS J

FRIDAY 10 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.30PM SOUL’D ■ BUDDHA BAR, BYRON 6PM SIMON WRIGHT & THE GROOVE COLLECTIVE

■ GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON, 8PM BAY FM RADIOTHON ‘FREE CREATURES’ OPENING EVENT ■ THE RAILS, BYRON RADIO JUPITER ■ BO’S RESTAURANT, BYRON 6.30PM MICK’S SASHIMI BAND ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON 7PM SKYDIVE FRIDAY ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON MAIN ROOM QUALITY CONTROL LOUNGE BAR VOODOO ■ BANGALOW HOTEL 8PM GROOVE EMBASSY ■ BANGALOW A&I HALL 8.30PM WILD MARMALADE WITH DEYA DOVA, SI FIXON & DJ BOOTH ■ BANG THAI BANGALOW BANGALOW COMEDY FESTIVAL & THE BIG JOKE 'CAFE COMEDY' ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 7.30PM METHOD ■ MIDDLE PUB, MULLUM SPANK THE MONKEY ■ CHINI HOTEL MULLUM 8.30PM REGGAE/LATIN PARTY NIGHT – RAGGA JUMP + LIMBO COMP ■ BALLINA RSL 9.15PM LISA HUNT ■ LENNOX HOTEL 9.30PM ENGINE THREE SEVEN ■ LENNOX THAI GARDENS 7PM GREG KEW ■ STARCOURT THEATRE LISMORE 7PM ‘PERPETUAL MUSE’ PRESENTED BY 2007 BIG FEET LITTLE FEET ■ ELSEWHERE SURFERS DJS AUDUN & GARTH D

SATURDAY 11 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.30PM KING TIDE ■ GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON, 9PM LOST TRIBES IN DA BAY ■ THE RAILS, BYRON DUBBLY (TRIO) ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON 7PM LADIES NIGHT ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON DJ KRISTEN & TULIP

■ COORABELL HALL 7PM BYRON REGGAE CLUB PRESENT DR BUSH ■ LA MER PERFORMANCE ART SPACE 5-9.30PM $10 HOT MUFFIN, TRUANCY, BOOZE HAG ■ BANGALOW HOTEL 7PM BANGALOW SOCCER CLUB TRIVIA NIGHT ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 7.30PM RAGGA JUMP ■ LU LU’S CAFE, MULLUM 11AM DYLAN ■ MULLUMBIMBY RSL 8.15PM THE REBELS ‘ROCK’ ■ OCEAN SHORES COUNTRY CLUB 8PM CHAD MORGAN SPECIAL GUEST GORDON LARKIN ■ OCEAN SHORES COMMUNITY CENTRE 3PM ART EXPO ■ BALLINA HOTEL 6.30PM DQ4 ■ BALLINA BOWLING CLUB 8PM THE PURPLE DRIPPERS ■ LENNOX HOTEL 9.30PM METHOD ■ LENNOX THAI GARDENS 7PM GUY & REBECCA ■ WINSOME HOTEL LISMORE 8.30PM TIM SLADDEN QUINTET ■ FEDERAL HALL 1.30PM THE LION KING, 3.30PM BIG FISH, 8PM THE WEEPING CAMEL ■ ELSEWHERE SURFERS BEN ABRAHAMS + STRAWBERRY SYME

SUNDAY 12 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 4PM KING TIDE 9PM DJ MSG ■ THE RAILS, BYRON THE HOTTENTOTS ■ BO’S RESTAURANT, BYRON 6.30PM MICK’S SASHIMI BAND ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 3PM WORDPLAY 6PM RICHARD BRENT ■ BRUNSWICK HEADS HOUSIE SHED 10-12PM HEARTLAND ■ MULLUMBIMBY RSL 46PM STANDUP SPAGHETTI (KID’S COMEDY PERFORMANCE)

■ OCEAN SHORES COMMUNITY CENTRE 3PM THE OCEAN SHORES ART EXPO ■ LENNOX HOTEL 4.00PM BO JENKINS ■ LENNOX THAI GARDENS 5.30PM GREG KEW ■ THE CHANNON MARKET 11AM SLIM PICKENS & DR BAZ ■ SPHINX ROCK CAFE MT BURRELL 1PM TELITHA ■ ELSEWHERE SURFERS GIV + DJ PETE + SNOSH

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Television Guide 1. Matt Damon and Franka Potente learn to trust each other in The Bourne Identity (Ten, Friday 8.30pm), an excellent thriller if you’ve been living in a cave for the last ďŹ ve years. 2. The best movie of the week is Best In Show (NBN), one of Christopher Guest’s mockumentaries, but it’s hidden away at 11.50pm on Sunday. Guest himself is pictured interviewing one of his stars. 3. Every week in Boston Legal (Prime, Monday 10.30pm), Alan Shore (played by James Spader) makes a speech thrashing the US administration for curtailing civil rights – liberal Hollywood’s revenge on the Bush thugs. The show is addictive.

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4.30 Movie: A Boy, A Girl And A Bike (G 1947) Stars John McCallum, Honor Blackman, Diana Dors, Patrick Holt. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.30 Behind The News 10.55 Australians 11.05 Weapons Races 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 National Press Club Address 1.30 Talking Heads 2.00 Parliament Question Time(PG) 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.55 Behind The News 6.00 Atlantic Edge (G) Faroes (ďŹ nal) 6.30 The Cook And The Chef 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 The New Inventors (G) 8.30 Spicks And Specks 9.00 The Chaser’s War On Repeats: 7 9.30 Hyperdrive: Assessment 10.00 At The Movies 10.25 Lateline 11.00 Lateline Business 11.25 Blue Murder: Up In Smoke (M*,a) 12.35 Parliament Question Time 1.35 Movie: The Informers (M*,v 1963) 3.25 National Press Club Address

5.25 World News 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Movie: People Of Rome (M,a,l, 2003) Italian doco-drama on life within the city. 3.00 Mum’s The Word Teenagers. 3.30 FIFA Fever – Six part series (ďŹ nal). 4.00 A Fork In The Road Japan. 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 6.00 Global Village Hospital Garden. 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 The Hairy Bikers Ride Again (PG) Southern Indian cuisine (Part 2). 8.00 Inside Australia Halal Mate – The Brothahood. 8.30 Dateline 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 Movie: Exiles (M,l,n,s 2004) Drama from France. Stars Romain Duris. 11.50 Movie: Together (M,a,n,s 2000) Drama from Sweden. 1.35 Stripperella Beauty And The Obese (MA, s,l,a) Comedy from the US. 2.05 WeatherWatch Overnight

4.30 Movie: Man Of The Moment (G 1955) Stars Norman Wisdom, Belinda Lee. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 9.30 School Programs 11.00 Great Artists (G) 11:30 Walks With An Architect 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Down To Earth (PG) 1.30 Strictly Dancing 2.00 Parliament Question Time 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.50 Behind The News 6.05 Grand Designs: Peckham 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Catalyst Teenage Alcohol 8.30 Brat Camp 2 (M*,cl) 9.25 Difference Of Opinion Australia’s Industrial Relations choices. 10.15 Lateline 10.50 Lateline Business 11.20 The Blues: A Musical Journey, Red, White And Blue 12.55 Parliament Question Time 1.55 Movie: Vampire Circus (MA*,v,h 1971). Star Laurence Payne. 3.25 Movie: Wheel Of Fate (PG 1953)

5.25 World News 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Chefs Of The Great Hotels Of The World Hotel Adlon Berlin 1.30 Russian Godfathers – The Fugitive (Ma,l) President Putin and the ‘oligarchs’ 2.30 Dateline 3.30 If Only Ups and downs of people’s lives. 4.00 Food Lovers’ Guide to Australia 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 6.00 Global Village The Lepine Competition 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Marx and Venus (G) 7.35 Inspector Rex (PG) 8.30 The Eagle: A Crime Odyssey (M, v,a). 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 The Movie Show 10.15 Nighty Night (MA) New comedy series. 10.50 Movie: Severed (Horror 2005). 12.30 Movie: The Legend Of Gingko (M a,v 2000) Romance from South Korea. 2.30 Weatherwatch Overnight

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4.30 Movie: It Started In Paradise (G 1952) Stars Muriel Pavlow, Brian Worth. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.00 School Programs 10.15 Behind the News Specials 10.30 The Ageing Files (G) 11.00 Himalaya With Michael Palin (G) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Fireies 1.250 Parkinson (M*,cl) Repeat. 2.30 Spicks And Specks 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.55 Behind The News 6.00 No Job For A Lady Political comedy. 6.30 Can We Help? (G) 7.00 ABC News 7.30 Stateline 8.00 Collectors Melbourne On Tour Pt 2. 8.30 Silent Witness (M*v,a) 10.15 Lateline 10.55 The Chaser’s War On Repeats: 7 11.25 jtv 11.55 Rage (M) goes on till 9am Saturday.

5.20 World News 12.30 Business Report 1.00 The Food Lovers’ Guide to Australia 1.30 Insight 2.30 Dinosaur Dealers – Fossil Fever 3.30 Hard Choices QLD (G) Fast Trackers. 4.00 Wine Lovers’ Guide to Australia 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 6.00 Global Village – Flavours of Italy. 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Hoover’s Gold Doco on the American geologist & the goldďŹ elds of WA. 8.30 As It Happened: Fidel Castro (M v,a) Documentary series (part 2). 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 Here’s Looking At You Boy (MA) Documentary from Germany. 11.00 Movie: Devotion (MA s,v,a 2002) Drama from Germany. 12.35 Queer As Folk (MA, s,l,a) Drama series. 1.30 Stripperella (MA, s,l,a) Comedy (part 3). 2.00 Weatherwatch Overnight

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Sunrise The Morning Show Home Shopping Raggs Morning News

12.00 Movie: Clover Blend (M,v 2001) Stars Robert Urich.

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All Saints (PG) The Knights Of Prosperity (PG) My Wife And Kids (PG) Go Go Stop News M*A*S*H (G) Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Most Shocking (PG) New series Movie: The Village (M 2004) Stars Sigourney Weaver, William Hurt. 10.45 The Unit (M) 11.45 Night Stalker (M) 12.45 Expo and Home Shopping to 6am.

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Sunrise Morning Show Home Shopping Raggs Morning News Movie: The Night We Called It A Day (M,l,s,v 2003) Stars Dennis Hopper, Melanie GrifďŹ th, David Hemmings. All Saints (PG) Head to Head. The Knights Of Prosperity (PG) My Wife And Kids (PG) Go Go Stop News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away (PG) That ‘70s Show (PG) Double episode. Las Vegas (M) Double episode. Crossing Jordan (M) Mark Philippoussis’ Age of Love Stargate SG-1 (M) Expo, Danoz & Home Shopping

Sunrise The Morning Show Home Shopping Morning News Raggs Morning News Movie: Criminal Law (M,v,s,a 1988) Stars Gary Oldman, Tess Harper. Reba (G) The Knights Of Prosperity (PG) My Wife And Kids (PG) Go Go Stop News M*A*S*H (G) Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Better Homes and Gardens Heart Beat (PG) Shadows From The Past. 2007 AFL Premiership Season Round 19, Richmond vs Collingwood. EXPO to 6am. Bomb-squad member takes 7 hours to open birthday present. www.theonion.com

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

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne TVP Direct Danoz Movie: The Sandy Bottom Orchestra (G 1999) Stars Jane Powell, Tom Irwin. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking Hi-5 Nature Lockie Leonard Temptation Bert’s Family Feud (G) Past Logie winners. Antiques Roadshow Evening News A Current Affair McLeod’s Daughters Cold Case (M) Lotto Without A Trace (M) The Nation (M) Nightline The Mint (M) Games show. Guthy-Renker Shopping. Untold Wealth Good Morning Australia Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy-Renker Movie: Strange Relations (M,l,s,d 2001) Stars Paul Reiser, Olympia Dukakis. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking Hi-5 Lockie Leonard Temptation Bert’s Family Feud (G) Country vs City Bowlers Antiques Roadshow Scarborough Evening News A Current Affair Getaway Travel show Sea Patrol The Footy Show Ralph TV Nightline AFL Footy Show Mad TV Guthy-Renker Australia Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America

Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy-Renker Movie: Aka Albert Walker (M,a 2002) Stars Alan Scarfe. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking Hi-5 The Shak Temptation Bert’s Family Feud Star Trek vs Star Wars Antiques Roadshow St Ives Evening News A Current Affair Friday Night Football West Tigers vs Sydney Roosters. Friday Night Football Manly Sea Eagles vs Newcastle Knights. Nightline The Mint (M) Entertainment Good Morning America Tragic event forces man to spend rest of life conďŹ ned to ofďŹ ce chair www.theonion.com

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jtv Saturday 5.25 World News in various languages Bowls: Queensland Open 2007 12.30 Business Report Stateline 1.00 Best Of Bejart: Love And Dance Australian Story 2.35 A Symphony In Images from Spain. Foreign Correspondent 3.40 Juan Diego Florez Musical journey of Fire On The Rim: Preparing For Disa young tenor. aster. 4.30 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 2.00 Netball QLD Firebirds vs Melb Phoenix. 5.30 Mythbusters (G) (repeat). 3.00 Rugby Canberra Vikings vs Melbourne. 6.30 Word News Australia 5.00 Bowls: World Team Cup 2007 7.30 Nerds FC (G) 6.00 Goodnight Sweetheart (G) 8.00 Kick (PG) 6.30 Gardening Australia 8.25 The Movie Show 7.00 ABC News 8.30 Great Australian Albums (M l) The 7.30 Doctor Who (PG) Stars David Tennant. TifďŹ ds, Steve Kilbey, Paul Jones. Docu8.15 Mr Bean Rowen Atkinson animation. mentary on masterpiece albums. 8.30 The Bill (M*v) 9.30 Movie: No Direction Home – Bob 9.20 ABC News Dylan (M l) Documentary (part 2). 9.25 The Best Man (M*v,a) ďŹ nal. 11.15 Shameless (MA s,l,a) Drama series. 10.35 The Commander (M*v,s) ďŹ nal. 12.10 S O S – Shorts On Screen (PG) Docu11.50 Rage (M) to 6.30am. mentary from the Netherlands. 1.10 Movie: Ring O, The Birthday (M,v,h [s] = Sex [cl] = Coarse language 2000) Drama from Japan. [a] = Adult themes [sr] = Sexual references 2.50 Weatherwatch Overnight [n] = Nudity [mp] = Medical Army Of Dead has no problem meeting [du] = Drug use procedures recruitment goals. www.theonion.com [dr] = Drug references [st] = Supernatural

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Kids’ Programs The Saturday Club Jetix (G) Toon Disney Blinky Bill’s Around The World Adventures Fairy Tale Police Eclipse V8 Xtra Supercars Motorsport V8 Utes Beyond Tomorrow Movie: Heavy Weights (G 1994) Family comedy. Sydney Weekender Seven News The Great Outdoors Great Comedy Classics (PG) Inspector Lynley Mysteries (M, v) Movie: The Wog Boy (M,l,s 2000) Stars Nick Giannopoulos. Movie: Wonderland (M,s,l 1999) Stars Jack Shephard, Stuart Townsend. Danoz Direct Expo through until 6am.

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Toasted TV Video Hits First Video Hits TBA RPM Infomercial Seinfeld AFL: Round 19, Pt Adelaide vs Carlton. Ten News Emperors Of The Ice The penguins’ art of survival. AFL: Round 19, Sydney vs St Kilda played live. Crime Files (M) AFL Round 18 Adelaide vs Pt Adelaide Movie: Naked Gun 33 1/3 – The Final Insult (PG) Stars Lesley Nielsen, Priscilla Presley, O J Simpson. Video Hits Up-Late Shopping and Religion

7.00 World News 10.30 Sound Of The Cities Sydney Singing. 11.00 UCI BMX World Championships 2007 12.00 Speedweek Motor sport. 1.00 FIA World Rally Championship 2007 2.00 World of Athletics 2.30 Football Feature Dutch Super Cup 2007 4.00 FIFA Futbol Mundial 4.30 FA Premier League Classic Matches 5.00 The World Game Football 6.00 Thalassa (G) 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Lost Worlds: Voyages Of Discovery (ďŹ nal) 8.30 Big Love (M. s) 9.30 The Circuit (M,d,l,a) (ďŹ nal) 10.30 Showcase: Kanyini documentary on the ‘Indigenous Person of the Year’. 11.30 Surplus (MA, n,s,v) doco from Sweden. 12.30 The Storm Rages Twice (G) Drama series from Lebanon 1.40 WeatherWatch Overnight

4.30 Movie: The Lamp Still Burns (PG 1943) Stars Stewart Granger 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Landline 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 French Leave 12.55 A Place In Slovakia 1.30 The Cook And The Chef 2.00 Parliament Question Time 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.55 Behind The News 6.00 Message Stick (G*) 6.30 Talking Heads: Nancye Hayes 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Australian Story 8.30 Four Corners 9.20 Media Watch 9.35 Enough Rope On The Road Mt Isa. 10.20 Lateline 10.55 Lateline Business 11.25 Road To Tokyo (PG) World War II story. 12.20 Teachers (M*cl,s) 1.10 Parliament Question Time 2.10 Movie: Zoo Baby (G 1964). 3.10 Words: David Mitchell 3.25 Bowls: World Team Cup 2007 (Final).

5.25 World News in various languages 1.00 The Food Lovers’ Guide To Australia 1.30 Troubled Minds – Lithium Revolution documentary on drug treatment. 2.30 Insight 3.30 Dateline 4.30 The Journal 5.00 The Crew 5.30 Blaktrax: Shakaya (G) 5-part music series. 6.00 Global Village – Flavours of France. 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Top Gear 8.30 Marx & Venus (PG) Drama series on relationships. 8.35 South Park (M,s,a) 9.00 Stripperella (MA,s,a) comedy series. 9.30 World News Australia Late 10.00 If The Dead Could Speak (MA,v,a,d) 10.55 OZ – Ancient Tribes (MA, l,v,a) Drama series from the US. 11.55 Movie: Arahan (M, v,a,l 2004) Action adventure from South Korea. 1.40 WeatherWatch Overnight

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: The Perfect Wife (M,v 2000) 2.00 All Saints (M) 3.00 The Knights Of Prosperity (PG) 3.30 My Wife and Kids 4.00 Go Go Stop 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 (PG) 8.00 Surf Patrol 8.30 Criminal Minds: (M) Psychodrama. 9.30 Shark (M) 10.30 Boston Legal (M) 11.30 In Case Of Emergency (M) 12.00 Criss Angel Mind Freak (PG) 12.30 Champ Cars On Prime Elkhart Lake 3.00 Expo and Shopping to 6am.

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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: Murder 101 (M,v) Stars Dick Van Dyke. 2.00 All Saints 3.00 The Knights Of Prosperity (PG) 3.30 My Wife And Kids (PG) 4.00 Go Go Stop 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 RSPCA Animal Rescue (G) 8.00 Medical Emergency (PG) 8.30 All Saints (M) 9.30 Life Begins (PG) 10.30 Standoff (M) 11.30 City Beat (M,l) 12.00 CON (M) 12.30 Expo, Danoz and Shopping to 6am.

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Kids’ Programs Insiders Inside Business Offsiders Asia PaciďŹ c Focus Songs Of Praise Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick (G*) Beasts Of The Roman Games (G) Lin Hwai-Min (G) Whole Heart (G) Dance and ďŹ lm. Merge Dance drama. First Tuesday Book Club Sunday Arts At The Movies The Einstein Factor (G) ABC News The Worst Jobs In History Industrial. ABC News Midsomer Murders (M*,v) Compass The Fundamentalists Pt 2. New York City Ballet (G) The Brief (M*,v,a) Order In The House Movie: Fanny By Gaslight (PG 1944) Stars James Mason, Stewart Granger. 3.55 Wild Australia (ďŹ nal)

Movie: Sport Of Kings (G 1931) Kids’ Programs Behind The News Our History (G) Naked Science Midday Report The Einstein Factor (G) The New Inventors Catalyst (PG) Parliament Question Time Kids’ Programs Behind The News Time Team (G) London’s First Bridge. The Prime Ministers’ National Treasures ABC News The 7.30 Report South Side Story The Bill (M*,v) Foreign Correspondent Artists At Work: Linde Ivimey Lateline Lateline Business Four Corners Media Watch Cricket In The 70s The Chappell Era Parliament Question Time Movie: London Belongs To Me (G

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World News Indonesian News Business Report Movie: Seeking Temporary Wife (M,l,n,s 2003) Comedy from Sweden. Viva (G) Pumping Heart of Latin Music (ďŹ nal). Football Stars Of Tomorrow (G) A Fork In Asia (G) Singapore. The Journal Newshour with Jim Lehrer. Global Village – Excentriiks (G) World News Australia Insight with Jenny Brockie. Cutting Edge: Pakistan Zindabad Long Live Pakistan (PG). Documentary from France. (Part 1) World News Australia Late Cutting Edge: Pakistan Zindabad (PG) Long Live Pakistan (Part 2). Documentary from France. Hot Docs: News War Documentary series from the UK (Part 1). Movie: Mongolian Ping-Pong (PG 2005) Drama from China. WeatherWatch Overnight

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Religion Stanley Seaside Hotel Weekend Sunrise Up Close Music (PG) 8 Simple Rules (G) Movie: Atlantis – The Lost Empire (PG,v 2001) Animation with voices of Michael J Fox, James Garner. Special (G) Hawaiian Monk Seals. 2007 AFL Premiership Season Round 19, Geelong vs Adelaide. According To Jim Destination New Zealand Seven News Movie: The Incredibles (G 2004) Grey’s Anatomy (M) (Final). Special: Diana – Her Last 10 Days In Pictures (PG). Alias (M) Movie: Breast Men (MA,n,d 1997). Expo, Danoz and Shopping to 6am.

Religion Scooter: Secret Agent Totally Wild Meet the Press The Sun Herald City To Surf 2007 State Focus (PG) Video Hits Video Hits Presents: Muse 2007 Road To The Rugby World Cup Infomercial River To Reef (PG) River To Reef (PG) Movie: Sleepless In Seattle (PG 1993) Stars Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan. Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons America’s Next Top Model (PG) Australian Idol(PG) Rove The Wedge (M) Series Return The Wedge (M) Movie: Snatch (M 2000) Stars Brad Pitt, Alan Ford. Judge Judy (PG) Shopping and Religion

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Early News Toasted TV 9am With David And Kim Ten News Dr Phil The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Scope The Bold and the Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Futurama (PG) Australian Idol (PG) Law & Order: S.V.U (M) Law & Order: S.V.U (M) Repeat. Late News With Sports Tonight Cybershack (PG) Late Show with David Letterman Video Hits Up-Late (PG) Shopping and Religion to 6am Thomas Jefferson argued that democracies needed propaganda to keep the uninformed citizenry in agreement with what the specialised class had determined was in their best interests.

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cold blooded killer who will nevertheless have left a tiny aw in his ingenious scheme. The bloke who is going to catch him out is young lawyer Willy Beachum (Ryan Gosling), a likely lad from Oklahoma who has made a mercurial rise through California’s glittering legal world. He is insufferably conceited and, from the outset, is clearly set up to be the man who will discover that pride does indeed cometh before a fall. Gosling’s overweening, James Dean type performance is so good that the fall can’t come soon enough for the lair. It’s very polished, if too much like an extended TV show, and I found myself wishing that, with sun drenched glary LA outside, somebody would open the blinds and let in a bit of light to relieve its over stylised shadowiness. Beachum has the obligatory relationship with a beautiful professional woman from the swank side of the tracks where the honourable Okie’s earthy integrity is out of place, and Kiwi

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A TASTE OF BYRON The Lions Club of Byron Bay has announced the return of A Taste Of Byron Carnivale for two days in September. Last year’s event was hailed by organisers, stallholders and those who attended as the best yet. Around 10,000 people enjoyed the tastes and sounds of Byron Bay. This year Saturday September 22 will be themed as an international Chilli Festival led by our own world famous award winning Byron Bay Chilli Company. Creators of Chilli products from around the world will converge on Byron Bay to compete in the creation of the best chilli dish, sauce or product. The best Margarita will also be judged and sold on the day and there will be Latin dancing, live music from local area groups and musicians all culminating in the night time with a spectacular ďŹ re dance display. There will also be a coffee barista competition – all local baristas will be invited to create their best coffee using Byron Bay Coffee. Winners of all categories will be announced on the night. Fresh produce and producers of local food products will also be invited to set up stalls to allow the crowds to sample their wares.

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Currently, the measurement of wine odours relies on well-trained human noses. However, Australian scientists are part of the worldwide search for an objective way of quantifying odours with the development of the Cybernose(tm). Their ďŹ rst target is the wine industry.

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A Cybernose that enables the wine industry to measure aroma and avour objectively would help winemakers to pick grapes at optimum ripeness and make it easier to make any desired style of wine. The CSIRO research is part of the Olfactory Pattern Recognition Research Cluster in the Food Futures National Research Flagship. Other partners are the Australian National University, Monash University and the University of Queensland.

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From their one coffee tree, my neighbours had managed to gather enough green beans to ďŹ ll a little popcorn-maker and then to roast; after that it was a simple matter of grinding them, transferring them to the espresso machine then drinking the result. Gina shows me some remaining roasted beans in the palm of her hand, still as thrilled by it all as I am entranced and admiring. As it turns out, home-roasting coffee beans in domestic popcorn-makers is not at all uncommon; some people even simply do it in the oven. Hand in hand with the owering of the coffee culture has been this revival in home-roasting, which was commonly done (usually in a frying pan) in the 19th century. Primarily it is a means for connoisseurs to achieve ďŹ ner control of their coffee. Most of the rest of us rely on professional coffee roasters to do the work. Bertrand Pommier, chief coffee roaster for the Byron Bay Coffee Company, comes from a family in Dieppe, France, where coffee-roasting was practised for four generations. He grew up with the smell in his nostrils, in the same huge warehouse where his great grandparents kept an epicerie or grocery shop on the ground oor and roasted green beans brought over from places like Brazil and Costa Rica. Bertrand in his teens would help his father with the roasting and blending, accompanying him to the enormous warehouses where the beans were sold, roasted and tasted (spat out in the same way that wine is by professional tasters). And yet his great passion was travel, which is how he ended up in Australia and, via Newcastle, Byron Bay as part of a surďŹ ng trip. It was really in Newcastle, however, that his life redirected him toward the coffee business, with a job for a small coffee shop and roasting outlet. He found himself becoming seriously fascinated by the whole roasting process, especially because he was learning a darker, stronger way of roasting than he was used to in France, where, because most coffee is drunk black, the roast is lighter. Here in Australia with 99% of the coffee drunk being milk-based this type of roasting is obviously unsuitable; Bertrand had to change not only his entire approach to roasting but his taste buds as well! He tells me that when he ďŹ rst started working for Annie and Franco at the Byron Bay Coffee Company he and Franco were at complete odds as far as their notions of roasting were concerned, with Franco inclined toward the strong dark Italian style and Bertrand the lighter French; over time they have arrived at a compromise satisfactory to both. He has been with them for three years, and loves the business for its small family-run nature, which naturally reminds him of his upbringing. He is intrigued by coffeeroasting because it is constantly changing and because it is an ongoing process of learning; because every week when they taste the coffee they have roasted it will taste completely different to the week before. Each year he returns to Normandy and helps out his father, just like in the old days, doing the rounds of the warehouses and the selecting and tasting, to return bristling with new ideas and new tastes. A week before I talked to Bertrand his father had sold the family business. There must have been a little sense of grieving, or closure, or loss, one would think – although Bertrand relates the event with little emotion. Perhaps it is enough for his father to know that at the bottom of the world his son is carrying on the family tradition anyway.

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Fresh looks at Fresh Vibes If you can't remember the last time someone complimented you on your hair, then maybe it's time for a change. The team at Fresh Vibes has thrived over the past four years on giving their clients 100 per cent individual attention in their Ballina salon. The talented team believe in making people feel good about themselves and encourage their clients to bring in pictures of styles they like so they can help them achieve exactly what they're looking for. 'Hair makeovers are the best way to reinvent yourself.' says Rebecca, from

Marika has returned to the Byron Shire and offers her pampering signature facials and relaxing massage. Greer from A la Naturale has relocated her business to Clay and provides specialist nail services in gel and acrylic nails. Clay prides itself in its absolute professionalism and offers an extensive skincare range of natural and organic products as well as Elemis – No.1 spa brand of the UK. Clay services include waxing, tinting, manicures, pedicures, acrylic and gel nails, lash

extensions, facials, body treatments, massage and spray tanning. As you enter Clay you become the focus of attention, unconditional care and results driven therapy, empowering you to release your true natural beauty within. Come in and meet Sophie, Marika and Greer who will make all your pampering dreams come true. Open Monday to Friday 9am5pm, Saturday by appointment. Phone 6684 6532.

Chi Kung Take health and well-being into your own hands. The self-healing practice of Chi Kung is a gentle exercise system that is based on traditional Chinese medical theory. It is suitable for people of all ages and levels of fitness with its gentle, flowing, circular moves that are soothing and relaxing, while being safe and easy to learn. With just 30 minutes practice a day you can improve your strength and fitness, increase your energy, calm your mind and promote and maintain lasting health and well-being. Chi Kung benefits the health of the spine, organs, joints and bones and the digestive system, nervous system and immune system. Chi Kung classes are taught in Byron Bay and Mullumbimby by Shirsha Marie, who has 20 years of teaching experience and offers expert instructions

in this superb self-healing art. Please see Chi Kung ad for details and phone 6685 8181.

North Coast Medical Centre North Coast Medical Centre provides high quality health care with a range of practitioners available under one roof; GPs, Naturopaths, Osteopaths, Psychologists, Counsellors, Psychiatrist, and a Dietitian. One advantage of this is if you need to see more than one practitioner, they can work together to provide the best health care for you. Naturopath Sally Mathrick has been practicing at the Centre since 2004. Her rigorous University training laid solid foundations for her practice in the healing art she is so passionate about. Clients remark on her ability to create unique, wholistic treatment plans that are effective. Sally consults on Wednesdays until 7pm and Fridays from 8am. Don’t waste time being unwell! Book today on 6685 8666.

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fear of that little fleshy thing which hangs down at the back of your throat. Often occurs in the company of prolific yawners, tonsil hockey jockeys, loud talkers at parties, and when you’re wondering what the inside of your mouth looks like if you look at it in the bathroom mirror through a magnifying glass.

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Enjoy small group full contact travel Super cheap Tuesdays are back at the Yellow Flower! All curries on rice only $7 small or $10 large all day Tuesdays. Be sure to book if you want to dine in on Tuesday nights because with this exceptional deal we fill up fast. Or come down on any winter’s night to enjoy spicy vindaloos and hot desserts. We now have a fabulous range of fresh salads available every day from 11am, just another good reason to check out Suffolk’s favourite meeting place. See you there. Open 7 days at the Suffolk Park Plaza Phone 6685 9669

Are you happy with your smile? A smile is a person’s most prominent facial feature. It is an important part of a first impression and often remembered long after you have left the room. Ask Dr Jon about the choices available to you that will help you smile with confidence. Fill in gaps, correct chipped teeth, address discoloured teeth, improving the little things can make a big difference to how you look and feel about yourself.

Are you interested in history, culture or architecture? A spiritual seeker or an enthusiastic shopper? India can meet all these requirements and more… Six innovative tours have been planned from November 2006 - March 2008. The itineraries cater for small groups who desire a more intimate style of travelling, and are presented in a relaxed unhurried way so you can absorb the atmosphere and meet the locals. Marilyn Manning-Shah has travelled extensively in India and offers a unique experience and affordable prices. Book early as spaces are limited.

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in Bangalow is one of the smartest eateries in the shire, serving up beautiful breakfasts and lunches seven days a week from 7.30am. Sit in air-conditioned comfort in the oh-so-stylish space and choose from a sumptuous menu presided over by head chef Graeme Stockdale. Friendly service, great coffee and unique menu utilising local organic produce all add up to a dining experience much more than just a meal. Come for dinner on Friday or Saturday night from 6pm and experience an atmosphere of chic warmth and more gorgeous tastes! 13 Byron St, Bangalow

Book for our opening special of Consultation, Check-up and Clean including 2 xrays - $150 and get some information on your options and an update on your dental health. Love your smile with whiter and brighter teeth - within an hour at our centre you can transform your smile with our new Oxygen Whitening System - opening special $695.

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Makeup in 20 minutes ‘It’s a crime not to prime’ Apply Napoleon Perdis Primer firstly. Follow with Jane Iredale 100% Mineral Foundation. To achieve the winter rosy glow to the cheeks, sweep ‘Mosaic Blush’. Follow with Makeup Bars’ favourite Devine Goddess Lipstick in Artemis.

Fear not – a quick stop-off at Green Garage in Byron Bay will resolve that dilemma! In-house chef Laurence prepares gorgeous gourmet meals freshly in-store for you to pick up and whisk home. Healthy and nutritious, hearty and delicious, these are dishes based on the freshest produce and, where possible, local ingredients. And while you’re there, why not stock up on all your fruit and veg needs as well? Meals are available from 4.30pm to 7pm Monday through to Friday. Keeping it local... Keeping it fresh.

Make-Up Bar is located at shop 21, 108 Jonson Street, Byron Bay. Phone 6680 8044

No trip to Bangalow is complete without a visit to the Urban, one of the town’s best loved and well known landmarks, famous for its fantastic coffee, delicious dishes and friendly atmosphere. It is now also home to Bang Thai from Thursday to Saturday nights. Look out for live entertainment every Friday nights with Café Comedy on the second Friday of every month starting 10th August. The night features S. Sorrenson with support by Ellen Briggs and everyone’s favourite MC, Mandy Nolan. The show costs $25 and includes one Bang Thai course. Bookings are essential – please call the office on 6687 1303

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Come to Michaela’s Hair and Beauty and get rid of unwanted winter woolies, and experience soft, smooth, silky skin again. Call to make an appointment on 6685 1330. Michaélas is located at 22 Fingal Street, Brunswick Heads

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Sports Roundup with John Campbell

You can lead a thoroughbred to the Evian, but ... John Campbell Diet is one of the great obsessions of the age. Self-loathing or self love due to body image and all manner of behavioural patterns from narcolepsy to vile little kids having tanties in the supermarket are now, apparently unarguably, linked to it. Inevitably, the world of sport has also come to adopt its directives and prohibitions. Which makes it refreshing to hear that the Fijian squad for next month’s Rugby World Cup in France will have a magic pudding’s supply of their favourite tucker, own all the way from the Pacific, to replenish body and soul over the tournament’s bone jarring duration. Bugger the vitamin supplements and the soy milk. Thanks but non merci to the alien artichauts EscofďŹ er. Not for them the poncy porc aux pruneaux and all those pongy fromages. Maybe at the back of their mind, too, is the notorious nobbling of 1995, when the All Blacks to a man were debilitated by food poisoning on the eve of the Johannesburg ďŹ nal and subsequently lost the William Webb Ellis trophy to Francois Pienaar and his dour Springboks. (Poor New Zealand.) Whatever, the Fijian boys want taro and sweet potato and their sponsors are going

SPORTS RESULTS ANGLING Brunswick July outing winner: D Fitzgerald; next outing 11/8; annual dinner 5.30pm 25/8 Nudgel Hotel Mullumbimby Ex Services 28/7 Tony Carsburg C’ship Rnd 15: P Storey biggest bag; M Sigley outing winner on h/c; P Storey biggest fish. Outing 25/8, 2 to 10pm. AFL Juniors U/10’s Ballina 7.8.50 d Byron 1.2.8; Lismore 4.5.29 d Bruns 4.1.25; Tweed 6.3.39 d Plateau 3.1.19. U/12’s Lismore 13.10.88 d Bruns 3.6.24; Tweed 15.21.111 d Plateau 1.6.12; Byron 12.21.93 d Maclean 4.7.31. U/14’s Ballina 10.7.67 d Byron 7.7.49; Lismore 13.9.87 d Bruns 4.3.27; Tweed 13.12.90 d Plateau 7.4.46. Rnd 14 12/8: U/8/U/10/U/14 Tweed v Lismore, P’ville Oval, P’ville; Plateau v Byron, Hillpark Oval, A’ville; Ballina v Brunswick, Fripp Oval, Ballina. U/12 Tweed v Lismore, P’ville Oval, P’ville; Plateau v Byron, Hillpark Oval, A’ville; Ballina v Brunswick, Fripp Oval, Ballina; Maclean Bye. BOWLS Brunswick Heads Men Wed S/S Triples: C Pav, E Boyter, H Steindl; r/up F Martin, B O’Donnell, B Bolland; R Carbines, M Petrou. Sat Umpires Day: P Chilvers, P/D Bruce; r/up E Marks, C/W Weston; S/Score P/E Jones, J McKay; Raffle M Caldwell, M Chisholm. Sun 2 Bowl Prs: P/M Ardron; r/up B Rose, B Stewart; Louies Prize L/R Hurley. S/Final Maj Triples: R Carbines, N Pearson, M Petrou 20 d V Caldwell, T Cafarella, L Wade 19; A Boston, B Montgomery, R Northcott 26 d N Sharp, A Montgomery, M Danswan 14. Brunswick Heads Women 31/7 Min Singles Rnd 1: B Rose d M Allard. Open Prs: B Boorman, E Beddoes d T Rynehart, T Pollard; D Guest, P Appel d K Pearcy, S Curtis. Social: K Hasson, B Wyborn d S Iversen, P Beucz; L Proudlock, D Batson, D Keyes v J Kearney, B O’Donnell, E Widdersen (tied); F Parkes, L Hurley d H Edwards, Z Wagner; M Caldwell, R Foyster, J Loomes d D Hay, M Darby, P Chilvers. L/winners: L Proudlock, D Batson, D Keyes; L/losers T Pollard, T Rynehart. Raffle: F Parkes. Byron Bay Men Tue Fred’s Singles: F Smith; P Grimes; J Wright. Wed Soc Triples: M Ayo, Jan, T Fenton. Thurs S/S Pairs: B Macaulay, P Darby; r/up S Reid, P Boyd. Sat Social: G Lightfoot, F Smith; r/up B

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to make sure they get it by the crate load. Ironically, their love of the carbies isn’t such a bad thing, not that dieticians have given footballers carte blanche to live on spuds. There is a ďŹ ne balance to be struck and it is in the science of planning an athlete’s eating regime that things get awfully complex. As if new fangled game plans weren’t bad enough. Most footy players now are flat out memorising the names of their battered and bruised body parts; to hear Macaulay, P Anderson. Byron Bay Women 30/7 Gala Day: R Ross, J Glasby, P Flack, H Fuller (C’dong); r/up P Olive, C Reid, G Kennedy, L Earea (BB); Best Rnd G Moore, M Jackson, J Richards, J Kent (P’ville); Sec Margin B Reglin, S Brown, J Kidman, J Graham (M’bimby); F’ship A Humphries, M Flick, J Gallagher, E Astley (B’low); Lucky Bowlers G Johnston, D Hay, M Caldwell, J Lee, K Quinnell, L Taylor, B Boorman, G Simmons, B Croft, R Archbold. Tues Social: N Wilson, E Costigan, J Wright. Mullumbimby Men 1/8: A Bartlett, N James, S Ridgwell 26 d R Gray, A Pyzer, B Gibson 12; R Kidby, P Jones, T Batson 25 d T Johnston, S Dettman, L Henry 13; R Philp, B Rose, P McDonald 26 d L Boyter, M Brown, B Coleman 17; A Johnston, B Neate, T Johnston 21 d G Orchard, J Estreich, R Day 20; F Buckley, S Purdie, B Moore 17 d D Carroll, S Pearce, J McKay 16. 4/8 Final Maj Singles: R Philps, D Hammond 27 d S Smart, T Batson 18. Social: G Nauom, M Essau, P Thompson 25 d R Kidby, A Bartlett, B McClymont 16; R Ford, N Lee, S Ridgewell 34 d T Fenwick, C McClymont 15. Mullumbimby Women 31/7 Social: K Freeman, B Reglin 32 (winners) v J Graham, R Mills 9; K Johnston, E Jones, J Kidman 19 v S Brown, D Lobb, J Lee 11. Singles Final: B Croft 32 v J Beaumont 10 (marker J Towner). Raffle: J Towner. Ocean Shores Men 30/7 S/S Triples: K Kennedy, J Best, G Jansen; r/up J McGowran, P Brassington, P Tornaros; Chooks R Tonkin, T Hawley, J Hay; Other winners: E Boyter, D Whitney, L Campbell; W Sprengel, J Sullivan, C Lee. 4/8 Triples 2nd s/final: T Hawley, JT Gray, T Makin d B Pollard, Jon Gray, T Mitchell 27/9. Ocean Shores Women 1/8 Club Pairs C’ship: P Sullivan, S Burgess d M Hosie, M Flesser. Mixed: S Woolford, R Perryman, S Iversen d S Woolford, H Gates, N Gartner; K Kennedy, D Grant, J Perryman d I Berry, J Carrum, L McGowran; P Carrum, B Stone, W Sprengel (r/up) d M Oliver, T Beagley, G Johnston; J Beagley, E Hill, F Crowder (rink winners) d B Baber, K Farrell, J Bartlett. 3/8 Social: M Moodie, B Stone, B Sprengel d L Bland, D Grant, W Bird; B Baber, J Williams, V Balfour (rink winners) d E Hill, L Wollington, M Flesser; M Enright, G Johnston (r/up) d T Warr, P Campbell. Consistency: M James d

a bull necked prop forward speak of his anterior cruciate ligament makes you believe that the prospect of that chimpanzee randomly typing Hamlet is not out of the question after all. But to then burden the bloke with charts dealing with calories consumed per kilo of body weight, lists of high and low Glycaemic index carbohydrates and the times at which they must be consumed for optimum protein protection, to tell him that a steak and salad is a no-no N Gartner. DARTS Brunswick Valley 15/8 Rnd 6: Shafters v Homeless, WCDs v Workers, Off the Board v Bye. 22/8 Rnd 7: Homeless v WCDs, Workers v Off the Board, Bye v Shafters. GOLF Mullumbimby Men 1/8 Srixon 4BBB Stab: A Lumsden, R Trindall 50; r/up G Fairs, S Brecard 48 c/b; D Mackay, C Mangleson 48. NTP: 5th J Webber, 7th M Allan, 9th J Webber, 12th D Webber, 17th N Farquhar. Next Srixon: 5/9 Single Stab. 4/8 Single Stroke: A grade K Lawler 64 net; C grade S Cooper 67 net; C grade C Cooper 60 net. NTP: 5th S Brecard, 9th I McRae, 12th P Towner, 17th A Lumsden, Micks Schooner M Mohler, Gundies K Lawler. Mullumbimby Ladies 28/7 V Par: J Towner +5; r/up L Parry +2 on c/b from R Webber. NTP: 12th M Allan, 7th 2nd shot J Towner, 9th Pro Pin G Parsons. 2/8 Monthly Medal: Div 1 L Riches; Div 2 L Siddall; Vets ditto. Least Putts G Lynn 28; Gross balls Div 1 F Gannell 86; Div 2 L Siddall 101; CCR 70. NTP: 5th N Dwyer, 7th J Neate, 12th L Walker, 17th A Moser, Pro Pin M Bertoli. 9/8 3BBB Versus Par Nominate: 1st Tee; 9am M Essery, L Siddall, N Carsburg; 9.06 B Mules, K Thomson, J Beer; 9.12 F Gannell, G Lynn, M Allan; 9.18 H Hammond, R Slogrove, R Wilson; 9.24 M Crichton, L Riches, G Smith; 9.30 C Lindsay, P Montgomery, B Woolnough. 10th Tee; 9am N Dwyer, L Walker, G Mackay; 9.06 M Bertoli, E Henshaw, F Booth; 9.12 E Walker, E Leclere, F Hayden; 9.18 A Moser, T Batson, W Stenner; 9.24 F Brooker, A Smith, B James. Kitchen M Allan/E Walker; Table M Bertoli/E Henshaw. Ocean Shores Men 29/7 T Carsburg Holden Scramble 3 Pers Amb: J Catlin, B Garrard, S Evans 62; r/up P Clarke, D Cowen, R Harris 62 2/3; N Comer, A Slater, J Hollingworth 64. NTP: 3rd A Jackson, 6th and 8th S Evans, 12th B Seers, 15th M Cunningham, 17th C Appel. 30/7 Ind Stab: P Bartel 40; r/up G Hannigan; R Swinbourne 39; CCR 72; NTP 3rd R Swinbourne, 17th B Minshall. 1/8: B Cowley 41, r/up P Thorley 39; B O’Neil 38; T Mitchell 38; starters 128, balls to 33, CCR 71; NTP 3rd D Harmon, 6th J Starcie, 8th J Medlicott, 12th G Dickson, 15th B Minshall, 17th I Wingad. 4/8: J Gilbert 40; r/up L Prendergast 39; B Baxter 38, C Graham 38; CCR 71; NTP s Harns, G Shelly, T Hannon, S Harris, I Gow, K Maeda, 4th Eagle B Minshall.

because it will result in a ‘subtraction of blood at the level of the splanchnic or visceral vascular bed prejudicing the muscular supply’ is just mental cruelty. Best leave that stuff to the specialists who are now part of professional sport’s (low fat) gravy train. Of course it is not always the case that people follow strict diets purely with the intention of gaining an advantage over opponents. Hindu Indians in particular are wont to observe the Ocean Shores Vets 2/8 Open day Single Stab: R Macdonald OS 38 c/b; r/up J Dobson CT 38c/b; B Overall CT 38 c/b; S Downs OS 38. NTP: 3rd H McIntosh BAL, 6th I Goodman YAM, 8th B Garner BB, 12th M Fairall BAL, 15th B Nichols OS, 17th C Sinclair CT. NETBALL Brunswick/Byron 11/8 Rnd 12 Draw: Table Duty; 12 to 1.30 Bangalow, 1.30 to 4 Main Arm; Canteen Mullum; Hard Court; set up Breakers, Tidy up Youngsters. Games:12.30pm Netta (Duty team Mudcrabs) crt 7 Bay Bubbles v Funky Monkeys, ump Funky Monkeys; crt 8 Mudcrabs v Bay Beaches, ump Bay Beaches; crt 9 Angelfish v Bumblebees, ump Angelfish; crt 11 Mermaids v Blueberries, ump Blueberries. 12.30pm12 and Under: crt 1 Beauties v Seastars, ump Emily R/Averil R; crt 3 Breakers v Fiesty Fish, ump Brooke T/Melissa A; crt 6 Squishes v Mullum Mites, ump Jaz W/Tia W. 1.45pm: crt 1 Giants v Coctails, ump Brooke/ Narelle; crt 2 Barracudas v Bay Blues, ump Leslie/ Youngsters; crt 3 Bay Babes v Taveners, ump Jo L/Georgina T; crt 4 Bay Bondz v Bay Bratz, ump Classics/Ashley S; crt 6 Cocopops v Clueless, ump Bellas/Mudslide. 3pm: crt 1 Bellas v Youngsters, ump Giants/Coctails; crt 2 Mudslide v Dolphins, ump Taveners/Bay Blues; crt 3 Sharks v Fruitloops, ump Bay Babes x2; crt 4 Seahorses v Classics, ump Sandra/Narelle. Bye Bay Blitz. RUGBY UNION Bangalow Sat: Seniors lost to Kyogle. Fri U12s defeated Brunswick Billygoats 10 to 7; next Fri v Lismore at Lismore. Brunswick Valley U8s played at Wollongbar; U12s beaten by Bangalow; U13s defeated Lennox Head 62 to 0; U17s lost to Casino; U14s lost after an exciting fight back 17 to 12. SOCCER Brunswick Heads Juniors 4/8: Bruns Pizza Shop U6 Bears; Whole team played a really good game. Bruns Heads Pharmacy U7 Bilby’s; Erin scored a goal this week, well done. U9s Bruns Barracudas 3 d Pottsville Beach Purple 1; good win, goals to Connor, Hamish and Tai. Bruns Hot Bread “Bakery� U10 Breakers; Brunz V’s Pottsville 2 to 2 draw. Great teamwork to the boys, goal to Todd. Bruns Health Food U12 Breakers; Fantastic game this week, well done to all players. Bruns Bowling Club U14 Breakers; Brunz v’s Richmond Rovers Rangers 2 to 1, Best game of the season, all played extremely well.

dietary rules of their religion for the simple (and nobler) reason that by so doing they will be spiritually enriched. Their Moslem cousins from Pakistan are similarly inspired to reject alcohol. Hindus’ fasting and Moslems’ abstinence is not difďŹ cult for them. They do it because they would feel bad if they didn’t, so maybe, despite all the tongue twisting terminology and squiggly graphs, it still comes down to whatever makes you happy. The Finn Paavo Nurmi, regarded as one of the greatest runners ever, won nine Olympic gold medals and held twenty world records as a vegetarian. At Paris in 1924 he won the 1500 metres and an hour later went out and won the 5,000. Carl Lewis and Edwin Moses, as well as Martina Navratilova and Billie Jean King are also named among vegetarianism’s champs (without anybody suggesting a link between Saphists and meatlessness). On the other side of the coin are the S K Warnes and John Dalys of the world. When touring the subcontinent, Warnie, fearful of the non-cricketing runs, famously turned his nose up at matter paneer and dal maharani in favour of tinned baked beans. And he’s not alone; England’s Jack Russell took a month’s supply of the horrid SQUASH Brunswick Heads 8/8 Rnd 2 Bus Houses Teams Comp: The Potato Works v Bruns Blinds; D Bird v S Koop, D Runciman v I Bissett, G Kaminski v A Li, J Nicolson v S Moon, S Bruyn v F King. OS Bakery v OS Glass; B Trivett v M Underwood, C Walsh v J Gribble, W Ferrier v R James, L Miller v C Johnston, Jeff Heers v J Moodie. Bruns Pharmacy v Canty’s Surveyors; B Staff v S Thompson, T Wood v M Ottery, C Pearce v C Booth, J Miller v M Stratton, M Isbister v T Mason. Byron Bay Trophies v Bruns Smash Repairs; G Davis v S Sleep, P Hill v C Ashworth, R King v C Staff, J Heers v D Wraight, S Truesdale v M Wallace. 13/8 Rnd 4 Byron Health Foods Comp: Div 1; 5pm B Staff v A Brooker, B Trivett v G Davis, L Powell Bye. Div 2; 5pm M Ottery v C Walsh, I Bissett v J Gribble, G Kaminski v S Koop; 6pm M Cassidy v D Runciman. Div 3; 5pm R Draper v A Thomas, S Moon v M Rogers, R King v C Pearce; 6pm D Wraight v A Li. Div 4; 5pm M Wallace v J Nicolson, S Bruyn v F King, C Johnston v J Heers; P Westcott Bye. Div 5; 5pm D Williams v A Booth, A Brooker v B Alander, Jeff Heers v M Hazelwood Ross, M Isbister v S Truesdale; T Mason Bye. To play phone 6685 1794. TENNIS Mullumbimby Competition: Ladies Rnd 8; Div 1 Helen Shapiros 39 d Pet Clarks 30, Cilla Blacks 39 d Lulus 35; Div 2 Marianne Faithfulls 48 d Judy Stones 17, Brenda Lees 39 d Dusty Springfields 36. Men Rnd 9; Frank Sinatras 40 d Dean Martins 32, Mat Munroes 41 d Perry Comos 35. Mixed Rnd 9; Roy Orbisons 66 d Bob Dylans 45, Elvis Presleys 53 d Del Shannons 38. Enquiries regarding coaching Justin 0403 841 241, all other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads 7/8 Rnd 15 J V Towing Comp: 6pm; Silver Bullets v Brewers, No Mercy v Flash, Triple Zero v Ballistic, Duty Dragons. 7pm; Lounge Lizards v Hit and Run, Powers Gold v Dragons, I Don’t Care v Wild Ones; Duty Triple Zero. 9/8 Finals and Play Offs OS True Value Hardware Comp: 6pm; Chilli Twist v Amazons, Bolters v Volleys, Asthmatics v Barefoot Bandits; Duty Koas.Com. 7pm; Exodia v Hot and Sweaty, Red Frogs v Adams Family, Comeback Kids v Kaos.Com; Tripods Bye; Duty Chilli Twist. To play phone 6685 1794, beginners welcome.

things with him when he went there. Fastidious foodies’ bĂŞte noire, though, would have to be big bad John Daly, the American golfer. Daly, an inveterate pisspot, lumbered around at 124 kilos before he decided that it might be wise to trim down a little. Knowing himself better than others did, he kept his weight loss to a minimum and in 1995 he spent the night before winning the British Open at St Andrews eating chocolate chip muffins. Warms the cockles, doesn’t it? With human nature being what it is, it’s a tonic to hear of anybody who deďŹ es the food nazis and I for one won’t be writing off just yet the time honoured bacchanal as a means of getting the best out of a sportsman – or, is there really no connection between Sweden’s disastrous suicide rate and the fact that the humble potato crisp is banned there?

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Sports Roundup with John Campbell Pancake day for relay girls

Alex McAuley Mullumbimby High School has once again shown itself to be a fertile breeding ground for talented athletes of the future. After a very successful zone athletics carnival, more than 20 students joined the Far North Coast team to compete in the regional finals at the International Stadium in Coffs Harbour. The results achieved at this meet were outstanding, with Mullum students picking up a swag of medals and the school taking out overall second place in the final points score. Kurt Mulcahy was 17 Years + Age Champion and broke two records, the 200m in a time of 21.91s and the 400 in a time of 48.87s; and Craig Ensor set a new 800m

record in the 14 Years age group in a time of 2:09.58. Three of the relay teams will go on to represent the north coast at the state championships in Sydney in September as well as a number of individual athletes. Congratulations to Zali Fung, Craig Ensor, Michael Ensor, Kurt Mulcahy, Matt Mulcahy, Dane Chisholm, Casey Fung, Lindsay Beckett, Deanna Thompson, Julia Riches, Sara Howard, Kaya Ricketts, Chloe Robinson, Tom Williamson, Matt Tranter and Brendan Dudgeon who have all qualified for the state championships. Congratulations also to Lucas Frazier, Josh Iwaszko, Dylan Williams, Jeda Greenlaw, Rebecca Rogan, Max Hughes and Jared Heyning who also performed extremely

well at the regional carnival. Special congratulations must go to the 13 year girls relay team (pictured) who, having won their race, went off to celebrate with huge plates of Dutch pancakes. No sooner had they scoffed the lot than they learned that Kingscliff High School had protested, successfully, and the race needed to be run again. With full bellies, the girls went out to not only win for a second time, but improve on their first time by half a second! Once again, these are excellent results for the school and all those who took part are to be congratulated. Photo shows 13 girls relay team left to right: Sara Howard, Deeanna Thompson, Kaya Ricketts, Julia Riches.

Breakers making a big splash

Rams’ timely return to form Vlad Knaus It was a big week for the Byron Bay Rams in all senior grades. In the Hotel Great Northern Premier and Premier Reserves the Rams notched up two vital wins. In premier division, the Rams showed that they have well and truly recovered from their mid-season slump.They opened brightly but, after some good attacking raids, failed to capitalise and then saw Ballina’s only venture result in a penalty which was duly converted for a 1-0 lead to the home side. The Rams then stepped up a gear and when Bruce Morhaus was brought down in the box Jordy Campbell made it 1-1 from the ensuing spot kick, which is what the score remained until half time. After the break, Morhaus

latched on to a pass from Campbell to calmly round the goalkeeper for a 2-1 lead. Campbell then stole the show with two more goals to claim his hat trick. The final score of 4-1 has taken the Rams into second place on the FFNC table. Next week will be a test, though, for they are up against the runaway leaders, Richmond Rovers at their home ground. Get along to this one it should be a blinder. The Premier Reserves came back from a lacklustre first half deficit of 2-0 to record a gallant win. Some strategic team changes at half time accompanied by positional changes saw the Rams in full flight. Reversing the trend, they put away five goals without reply. First captain Mark Shepherd netted, then Mitch scored a

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great diving header to make it 2-2. Paulo, who came on at half time, scored the next two before Alex finished off the rampage, making the final score a remarkable 52. This keeps the Rams just one point ahead of Rovers, who they play next week. Players to impress were Matt, Paulo, Thiago, Mark and Ryan in goal, who made a vital save when the scores were locked. The Over 35s have all but secured the minor premiership with two games to go and leading by a point. On Saturday at home they played all over Ballina to come away 3-0 victors. The second division also played Ballina in a highly controversial match which ended with the Rams going down 3-1. The 4th division also went down to Ballina 3-1.

The North Coast Academy of Sport (NCAS) is seeking a head coach and two assistant coaches for its high profile hockey program. Hockey coaches who have worked with juniors at a representative level, and who are prepared to take on extra coaching development are encouraged to apply. The hockey program, is supported and endorsed by Hockey NSW, and plays an underpinning role to the NSW Institute of Sport and Hockey NSW’s emerging athlete program. The program selects a squad of 16 boys and 16 girls, aged 14-16 years from trials held in late September. The 10 day off-season program will run between October and March and involve skills and fitness development and athlete education in sports nutrition, sports psychology and drugs awareness. Applications close on Wed, August 15, 2007. Kits can be Kids having a ball going for the ball in the Lismore Swans v the downloaded via the NCAS Byron Bay Magpies U12s Far North Coast Junior AFL game played website at www.ncas.org.au. at Mortimer Oval, Lismore recently. Photo by by Mick Ward.

League heats up as finals near Paul Evans In their first year of competition, the Brunswick Heads Under 10’s Breakers have been surging forward, with only one loss so far against their arch-rivals Pottsville. The ‘shore dumping’ Breakers have been aweinspiring and constantly improving. Some of the players have been together for 5 years which is evident in their teamwork and ball skills and consequently the team has scored some magic

goals through the strike power of Todd, Tristan, Brittany and Max. With star backs Solomon, Joel, Jeffrey, Josh and Liam, who refuse to let any opponent divert the team’s powerful current, they have become very hard to beat. In Tom, Brad, James, Jess and Kurt, the team also boasts some rapidly improving new players too. Their coach Glenn has been with the kids from the beginning and, through his

diligence and positivity, has developed a wonderful rapport with them, for which he deserves the highest thanks. Saturday Football is totally nail-biting and entertaining to watch and with the code now receiving greater national publicity, the kids have been inspired to work harder to achieve their goals. But best of all, the Breakers are having a whole lot of fun and it looks like a ver y exciting final is brewing. Go Bruns!

With results in the NRRRL running according to popular punditry on the weekend, this year’s finalists look to be all but settled. In fifth position, Byron’s Red Devils now have a relieving three point buffer over Murwillumbah after a convincing 46-10 win at Casino. With two rounds to go before the playoffs, coach Vince Nicklin will rest a little easier after his charges’ mid season inconsistency threatened to derail their campaign. Meanwhile the Mullumbimby Giants, play-

ing some spectacular footy under coach Daimon Scott, flogged South Grafton 76-10 to hang onto a share of the lead with the Ballina Seagulls. The Giants host the Seagulls at Les Donnelly Field on Saturday night in what should be a ripper game, while Byron must get the points in their away game against the Grafton Ghosts. The big movers in the six weeks have been Marist Brothers and it is intriguing to note that the Devils have beaten both the Brethren and the fancied Ballina.

The sleepers are the Tweed Coast Raiders, to whom the Devils have fallen in both their encounters, whereas the Giants gave them them a 4022 touch up when they came to Mullum in July. Assuming the Shire’s two sides collect the points this weekend, the scene will then be set for the last round clash, when the Giants bus over to Byron for what will be the most eagerly anticipated local derby in years. It’ll be a Sunday arvo to savour, so get along and let the boys know you’re there.

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Cape Byron Removals 8 Grevillea St, Byron Arts & Industrial Estate • Based in Byron Industrial Estate • Continuing to serve the Byron Shire • Local • Brisbane • Sydney • Melbourne • Inland

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GAS FITTERS & SUPPLIERS BRUNSWICK VALLEY ELGAS SUPPLY FREE DELIVERY, NO RENTAL .................................. 66801575 FEDERAL MULLUM GAS SUPPLY........................................................................................ 66884000 MULLUMBIMBY GAS WORKS Service & installation. Lic No L11487 .................................. 66842171

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HANDYPERSONS Specialising in • all styles of paving & brickwork • irrigation • retaining walls • turf areas• water features and all aspects of paving and landscaping.

ALL PLASTER & CARPENTRY WORK Satisfaction or no charge ..David 66802001 or 0419 902002 ALLROUND Carpentry, renovations & repair. ....................................Tony 66804725 or 0439 424925 A TO Z HANDYMAN SERVICES Jack of All Ph Andre............................................................ 66847553 ACTION PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Carpentry, repairs, renovations ...........................0422 417295 BAY BUILDING SERVICES Int + ext home improvements ph Pete ...................................0427350470 BEST QUOTES Carpentry, locks, security. All trades ph Matt ..............................................0405 565268

CARPENTER/HOME MAINTENANCE Lic 168095C David ........................... 66850242 0417 673308 COSMO’S HOUSE HEALING SERVICES Pro paint, carpentry, the works .......................0422 996731 DAN HANDYMAN Leaking taps to minor building maintenance ............. 66228911 or 0402 009361 HANDYMAN/CARPENTER nothing too small or big .............................................................. 66844478

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Over 20 yrs experience - friendly reliable service Ring Dean on 0417 856 212

BUILDER Lic 3442C Renovations, handyman ph Larry ............................... 66845331 or 0418 608407 CAPE BYRON PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Tom Scott........................... 66840386 or 0418 600576

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EXCAVATOR & TIPPER HIRE • 5 tonne excavator • Prompt reliable service • All general earthworks • Enviro bush clearing MOB 0401 657 304 AH 6684 3025

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RELIABLE HANDYMAN SERVICE ............................................. Michael 66844970 or 0405 325569 SHANES HANDYMAN SERVICES General carpentry & odd jobs ...................................0439 335659 YOUR LOCAL HANDYMAN Good and reliable Zvika ......................................................0417 629849

HIRE BYRON WEDDING & PARTY HIRE ........... www.byronpartyhire.com.au 66855483 or 0439855483 CRANE TRUCK Large & small lifts........................................................................................... 66855991

• Landscaping • Site leveling • Trenching • Backyard site cleanups • All other little earthwork projects Ry: 6684 5214 or 0432 026 688

SECURITY SERVICES BRUNSWICK VALLEY LOCKSMITHS Shirewide ..................................... 66771550 or 0412 144679

MULLUM HIRE Builders, party and much more .............................www.mullumhire.com.au 66843003

SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE SERVICE

TRUCK WITH CRANE & GENERAL CARRIER Large & small lift & carry jobs ...................... 66846789

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• Screens • Hollands • Venetians • Pleated • Security • Awnings & Patios • Vertical drapes

LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATION GARDEN DESIGN & FENG SHUI ............................................................. 0428 884329 or 66857756 LANDSCAPE & DESIGN Brad Turk. Lic 24884C www.turklandscapes.com.au ................0418 661145

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A1 SEWING MACHINES Since 1964 Leaders In Service ........................................................ 66847447

UPHOLSTERY

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PEST CONTROL BYRON BAY UPHOLSTERY Curtains & soft furnishings.........................66853745 or 0403 7133037

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LANDSCAPE DESIGN by David Pettifer www.byronscape.com ......................................0427 845284 LANDSCAPING, PAVING STYLE LANDSCAPE Lic 41307 Phil Carr ..............................0427 570076

TROPICALE PEST MANAGEMENT

REORGANISE 4 PROFIT Bookkeeping, Training, OH&S, Brainy Blonde Consulting .............. 0417 188436

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

Reg. 1482 NSW L2603 QLD 11645

SORTING CHAOS SECRETARIAL Business services ............................................................. 66805555

PHIL BURCHALL LANDSCAPE & DESIGN All aspects, 30 yrs exp .................................0423 713836

ENVIRONMENTAL PEST CONSULTANTS

A COASTAL EXCAVATION 1.5t & 5t Excavator – Experienced operator

Post hole borer • All building works • property improvements • Enviro bush clearing • All general earthmoving Call Nick

0421 626 015

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ACCOUNTANTS

Ph/fax 6684 2428 Mob 0418 110 714

ACCOUNTANT HUDSON MATTHEWS MANAGEMENT SERVICES ............................... 66858129

REMOVALISTS

ACCOUNTANT Paul Mayberry ................................................................................................ 66847415

ALWAYS AFFORDABLE REMOVALS ................................................................................... 66807881

BIZWIZZ Professional & mobile – MYOB & Quickbooks, www.bizwizz.com.au .................0400 758192

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Service Directory COMPUTER SERVICES

DENTISTS

ADAM THE COMPUTER GUY .................................................................. 0439 587858 or 66850136

BRUNSWICK HOLISTIC DENTAL CENTRE .......................................................................... 66851264

BYRON COMPUTER SERVICES .......................................................................................0404 314282

BYRON DENTAL SURGERY Mercury-free restorations ......................................................... 66807774

CORE TRAINING AND SUPPORT Apple Certified Help Desk Specialist ............................... 66870653

MULLUMBIMBY DENTAL CENTRE 100 Stuart St, Mullumbimby ........................................ 66842644

FLORISTS COMPUTER TONER & CARTRIDGES

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

HAIR & BEAUTY ALLURE BODYWAXING Suffolk Park ...............................................................................0403 417508 "RIAN %DWARDS OFFERS PROMPT 0# SERVICING $ROP IN BESIDE "RIAN %DWARDS OFFERS PROMPT SERVICE TO HOMES "YRON "OWLO OR HE WILL CALL OUT TO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS BUSINESSES #ONCESSIONS AVAILABLE "ARGAIN 0# 3YSTEMS #ONCESSIONS AVAILABLE ! RESPECTED QUALIl ED TECHNICIAN TO ! RESPECTED QUALIlED TECHNICIAN MANY LOCAL MAJOR BUSINESSES FOR YEARS TO MANY LOCAL BUSINESSES FOR YEARS

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

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ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis .................................................... 66857001 ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE Postural re-education for pain, stress/dysfunction. M. Hayes ..... 66809770 MASSAGE TABLES & SUPPLIES Mullum Herbals 79 Stuart St ............................................ 66843002 MULLUM HOMEOPATHY Christina (Ina) Buhse regular classical Homeopath ..................... 66841028 MULLUMBIMBY Herbals, Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St.............................................. 66843002 MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................... 66841511 SUZIE PHILLIPS ACUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE .............................................. 66809696

OSTEOPATHY

PROFESSIONAL WRITING & EDITING SERVICE Phone Kim ........................................0405 613901

PRINTING & GRAPHIC ART

BANGALOW Jodie Jacobs ....................................................................................................... 66872337 BRUNSWICK HEADS OSTEOPATHY Sue Broadbent, Mon - Fri ........................................... 66851126

ACCENT COLOR THE COPY SHOP ....................................................................................... 66856236 ACCENT COLOR THE LAMINATING SHOP ......................................................................... 66856236 NORTH COAST PRINT SOLUTIONS Design and Printers ................................................... 66858264 POPSICLE DESIGN Quality Design in Byron................................................................... (02)8003 4373

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BYRON OSTEOPATHIC CARE Eve Schoenheimer & Jodie Jacobs......................................... 66807575

PHYSIOTHERAPY ANTHONY D’ORSOGNA Suffolk Park 1 Bryce Street ............................................................ 66853511 BANGALOW PHYSIOTHERAPY Craniosacral, Massage & Pilates Libbie Nelson, Petra Karni, Clare Connolly Lot 1, Ballina Road, Bangalow................................ 66872330 CLAUDIA MIRDITA Craniosacral therapy, acupuncture, physio............................................. 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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BILLINUDGEL STEERING & SUSPENSION ......................................................................... 66801382 BILLINUDGEL TYRES & BATTERIES .................................................................................... 66802366 CAR BODIES REMOVED Any condition, for quote phone Mark ......................................0427 660641 CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE $$$’s PAID ..................................................66845296 or 66845403 FRED HENRY MECHANICAL REPAIRS Billinudgel.............................................................. 66802155 MECHANICAL REPAIRS, welding, MTA member, Pearce Motors.......................................... 66851252 MECHANICAL REPAIRS, WARREN SIMMONS Byron Bay................................................. 66858500 PAINT CHIP & SCRATCH REPAIRS ........................................................................Brian 0402 339859 WILSONS EXHAUST & SUSPENSION ................................................................................ 66856925

BAYSIDE RADIATORS, WINDSCREENS AND AIR CONDITIONING

Apple Computers @ Lightforce Apple Authorised Sales and Service Byron’s ONLY Apple Certified Technicians Providing Apple Warranty Repairs & Callout Service

A large selection of New MacBooks and iMacs & iPods In Stock too ! m-th 10-6 • fri 10-5 • sat 10-1at 1/10 Brigantine St. Byron Bay 6685 8796

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BYRON ART SUPPLIES & PICTURE FRAMING 3/97 Centennial Circuit............................. 66808010

signs design digital printing

HAIKU FRAMING & DESIGN 144 Jonson St, Byron Bay ....................................................... 66807891

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TRANSLATING SERVICES

HEALTH & LIFESTYLE

TRANSLATION SERVICES NAATI Certified German, English. Linda Wiederkehr .................. 66803968

CHIROPRACTIC

VETERINARY SURGEONS

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

BILLINUDGEL/OCEAN SHORES VET HOSPITAL Jon Hollingworth ................................... 66803480

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PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATION SERVICES All languages ................................................. 66847994

BYRON BAY VET CLINIC 1/70 Centennial Cct. Rowen Trevor-Jones ..................................... 66856899 MULLUMBIMBY VET CLINIC Neil Farquhar & Dr Richard Gregory ...................................... 66843818 SUFFOLK PARK VET CLINIC Michael Cumpston .................................................................. 66853696

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FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEK SUBSCRIBE TO THE ECHO If you want to be sure of your copy each week, or if you have a friend who’d like to have a subscription, why not send them one? $35 per quarter or $120 per year, post incl. Write to ‘The Echo’ 6 Village Way, Stuart St, Mullumbimby 2482 including payment in advance.

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Holistic Counselling

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

COUNSELLING SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

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

GENUINE CLAIRVOYANT READINGS Diane Webb - Psychic Medium Over 20 years experience. Personal & by telephone. 66809342 Back by popular demand: THE AUSTRALIAN CANNABIS COOKBOOK @ Echo ofďŹ ces Mullumbimby & Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net

JAW R.E.S.E.T. HEALING Helps stress from teeth grinding, dental work or accidents. Tibetan Sound Chakra Healing. Rose Gilmore 0429194912 – 66855475 TAI-CHI & BAGUA FOR ADULTS KARATE & KUNG-FU FOR CHILDREN Classes commencing shortly. Contact Sifu - John McMahon 0419293795

BODY ALIVE

With Cheze. Dance your dream awake, heal body, mind & spirit. Dance it in, spiral it out. Starts Tues 14th Aug, 7 wks, Ewingsdale Hall 6-8pm. 66857927 or 0411843384 MALI WEST AFRICA Cultural study tour. Nov for 2 or 4 wks. Dance, drum, sing, meet the people. www.rhythmkonnections.com 66857927 or 0411843384

DR ARPANA O’BRIEN Will be extending locum in Arnhem Land until 3 Sept. Karina still in ofďŹ ce Tues and Thurs 9.15am-1pm. Ph 66853352

www.myspace.com/ wyd_st_johns PHOTOGRAPHER Melinda Andreas PORTRAIT & PRODUCT www.byronbayphotos.com Enquiries 66840111

TRIBAL BELLY

dance w’shop, Sun 19 Aug, 11-1pm, Buddha Bar Byron, $25, Beg ok. See Brisbane’s Tribal Blossoms Dance with Swords, Zills & live drums. Sat 18 Aug, 7.30pm, Buddha Bar. 66884611

LATIN AMERICAN DANCE CLASSES With World and Australasian dance champion John McMahon, commencing Wed 8th Aug, 7.30-9pm, cost $12, Begs & Advanced welcome. Ocean Shores Community Centre. Enquires John 0419293795

PUBLISH YOUR OWN BOOK

From 10 copies up, Professional Product Ph 66190174, 0411850536

PICTURE FRAMING ART CLASSES

BYRON ART SUPPLIES 3/97 Centennial Cct, Byron Arts Estate Ph 66808010 ARGENTINIAN EXHIBITION TANGO DANCE CLASSES With John McMahon, commencing Thurs 16th Aug, 7-8.30pm, cost $12, Ocean Shores Community Centre. Enquires John 0419293795 NATIONALLY & INTERNATIONALLY renowned clairvoyant, Pam Goodman, now in Rosebank. Appt’s ph 0418423867. Phone readings also available. GYM SPECIAL 3 months $110, ďŹ tness classes $7.70, Bruns Gym. 66851794

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Wed - Mullum Drill Hall/Fri - Byron Sc Hall 9.30am-12/0421101220 www. dynamicdrawing.com.au/IS Quarry MEN’SLINE SUPPORT COUNSELLORS – Willing to listen. Call 66222240 7pm-11pm every night.

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BYRON SHIRE YOUTH CLASSES 10-13yrs Tues & Thurs 4-5.30pm BYRON HAPKIDO CENTRE 66858181

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

Audrey Fisher Celebrant - 0414720081

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Alina Hughes

Inspired Ceremonies – 66859898

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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.

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ARE YOU IN LOVE Call SUE BASSER Marriage Celebrant 66847165

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& Counselling. Wendy Purdey. Relax, resolve, release & restore inner calm & clarity. BeneďŹ ts include insights, understanding & energy to create change. Enq welcome 66802630 IF YOU CAN PICK UP A BRUSH YOU CAN PAINT Phone 66871256 www. byronbayartworkshops.com

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SHARANDRA, clairvoyant, tarot & palms. Books open again. For appointment 66846471. Half Barter by arrangement

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FRIDGE Westinghouse, as new $200. Jacobean lounge $250. 66858517 CANE DINING CHAIRS $85 each, very good condition. Ph 66859712

BAMBOO PLY

TRAMPOLINES, REPLACEMENT MATS & parts. 66851624, mob 0409851624

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INDIGO INSPIRATIONS Shop open Tuesday to Friday. Selling quality craft items (woolfelt, eece & wool) as well as quality wooden toys & environmental games. Please visit: www.indigoinspirations.net.au for downloadable catalogue or ring Jo or Tracey on 66843445

& Bamboo Flooring from $10.50sqm. For ceilings, walls, doors, etc. Ph 66764088 - sample & brochure

DESK solid timber with six drawers $100. Phone 0415639548 FRIDGE SAMSUNG COOLTECH 210LT near new $380. Pick up only. 66840495 WATER TANK Colorbond, 2048 litres 1170mm diameter, 1855 wall height, Eucalyptus green, brand new $950. Ph 0403335863 ORGANIC FRUIT & VEG Saturday 9am - 1pm. Fossil Farm, 419 Left Bank Road. 0429843408 FRIDGE $160, dining set - 6 seater $140, single slat bed, whipper snipper, 2 x mowers, workbench. Ph 66842757

WASHING MACHINE Whirlpool, sturdy, reliable, $95. Phone 66801393

BLANK DVDs CDs & Mini DV tapes BRIDGLANDS

SUEDE LOUNGE & RECLINER CHAIR, ocean blue, 3 mth old, scotch guarded. Lounge - 2pc $850 (new $1400), Chair $650 (new $1100). Ph 66844610

Mullumbimby. 66842511

CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each at Ray Towers, Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate.

4th year students of Brisbane Gestalt Inst. based in Byron offering a series of 6 sessions $120. 66855287 or 66771918

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

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

MASSAGE CENTRE opening soon, Brunswick Heads. Rooms for lease on permanent basis. Beautician’s space available. Ph 0401323323

Strong hands massage 16 years exp Ph Cornelia 0427301251

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BUILDING MATERIALS & MORE Roof tiles, vanity, screen, lights, ind fans, gas burners & regs, cot, bed, train set, bikes. Ph 66853380 after 6pm TOW-IN surfboard for goofey footer $350. Phone 66804217

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BUNK BEDS near new $150. Phone 66805090

COMPUTERS

2 SINGLE BEDS with mattresses $50 ea. 2 seater lounge $75. 0404478745

MOBILE PC TROUBLESHOOTING Trusted, reliable, prompt service. Ph Daniel 66801713, 0422804449 ABN 62 546 908 048

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CHEST OF DRAWERS Natural wood ďŹ nish, in good condition. Phone 0418202627

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

$100 trailer lots; New varieties Federal 66849276

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MATTRESSES

2nd hand foam wanted for packing. We will collect, pay cash. 66855417 GODDESS ART artworks reqd. Interested buyer. Regular business. 0419144677 POLY RAINWATER TANK Large. Phone 0421101220

GARAGE SALES

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EWINGSDALE HALL AVAILABLE for your function. Ph 66847706 AH

BYRON GYM 3 month membership, normally $300, must sell $190. Phone 0421965097

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

CLEM’S CARGO Quality Kwila outdoor settings + lots of new stock. 38 Tweed St, Brunswick Heads Tues-Sat. Ph 66851213

GARDEN SHEDS Discount prices, slab & erection service. Ph 66841674, 0405922839

TOILETS /, ÊEÊ-/1 *Ê COMPOST Garry Scott • 66843468 , "6 SODA STREAM

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STAINLESS STEEL pressure vessel for decanting liquids into bottles using pressurized gasses. Custom made in USA. Inside diameter 410mm, height 520mm, walls 10mm. High density PVC hoses, pressure gauge, ratchet, timer. $500 ono. Phone 66840115

Bales $4. BH 66844242

Heart of Mullumbimby Above Santos

Experiencing ecstatic awareness Tantric Body Work Coaching Goddess Mysteries Lovingly guided sessions for man, woman and couples Laviras 0419 639 092 • 6685 4074 www.sexualalchemy.com

GOLF SETS Discount warehouse prices. Mullum Pro Shop 66841688

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SHIATSU MASSAGE with Aven Deeply effective healing, calming & nurturing. Suffolk. Ph 66859980

Gift certificates and specials.

36 BOTTLE MEDIHERB DISPENSARY, close to use-by date, 50% off wholesale, buy individual bottles or all 36. TGA No. req’d. Phone 66855711

LOUNGE 3 piece, timber, beige cushions, exc condition, $200. Ph 66803979

REFLEXOLOGY To relieve stress and restore harmony. Member ATMS. Ph 0428104015

Beautiful range of treatments available.

OLD TOOLS & furniture (wooden chests, coffee tables etc). Ph 66851791

We’ve got worms. 0427897496

VACUUM BAGS BRIDGLANDS

Massage/Beauty. Vashti 0423135569

Monday to Friday and Saturday, Sunday by appointment only.

BIOLYTIX Septics

INDUSTRIAL SHELVING steel, 5 bays, 2.4m high, 4.5m long, $350. 66844353

To suit most makes & models

GESTALT CLINIC

Offering quality massage by caring Therapists

FOR SALE

NAVELLO water ionizer, very good condition, $595. Ph 66744885

Personal Training

CLASSES AM -ON 7ED &RI FOR WEEKS 3TARTS !UGUST "OOKINGS ONLY #ALL 0ENNIE AND 0AUL

Websites aren’t newspapers! Your webcopy made short, neat & sweet Call 66804331 or 0408333282

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

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

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Mac Computers in Comfort Call Bettjoy 66803497

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44 August 7, 2007 Byron Shire Echo BIG MOVING SALE Sat 8-1. 688 Myocum Rd, Myocum. Wide range incl. furniture, baby goods, clothes, old computer gear, books & much more! LOT 4 BINDAREE WAY Sat 7am, next door to BiLo. Going OS, lots of stuff. FORBIDDEN FRUITS NURSERY Sat 11th, 8am, plants, farm & kids stuff, 246 McAuleys Lane, Mullumbimby SAT 11th 8am 30 Station St Burringbar, MOVING SALE furn & h’hold goods. SATURDAY 11th 9am 71 Fingal St, Bruns Fax, clothes, bric-a-brac and more. SAT 11th Aug, 12 Robin St, South Golden Beach 8am. Lots to offer for all the family. 36 PETER ST SGB, Sat 8am-1pm. Manchester, tup’ware & more h-h goods. 58 ORANA RD, O.S downsizing, lots of bargains. Ladies golf clubs L & R hand, clothing, Webber BBQ, kitchen stuff, linens, bedding, radio, TV, VCR, washing machine, books, CD’s, videos & much more. Sat 11th, 8am. Ph 66801393 PLENTY OF BARGAINS! Clem’s Cargo 38 Tweed St, Bruns Heads. 66851213 SUFFOLK, 2/65 Brandon St, Sat 11/8, 8am, homewares, bric-a-brac, sewing fabric lengths (satin etc), bookshelf, wardrobe, elect typewriter. 66854060 GUM TREE PL, BANGALOW Sat 9am. Combined sale, furniture (some antique), printers, BBQ, clothing, jewellery, dog bed, quality bric-a-brac, shoes, lamps, beds, lots of fabrics, umbrellas + more

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PRACTIONERS ROOM avail for self management, central Byron, great location, air-con, sink, sunny, s-furn, min 2 days pw, $55 per day + GST. 66858366

HOUSES FOR SALE SPACIOUS 2 STOREY DOUBLE BRICK 5br/rumpus + self-cont apart. 5 acres Coolamon Scenic, Ocean & valley views. Home business & horse prop. Ph 66843143 / www.house-for-sale.com.au FULLY RESTORED 1920’s cottage, 3br, 2 bathrm, elevated position, large shed, 1012sqm, $268,000. 25 Donaldson Street, Coraki. 66831783 or 0400358162. www.tur ner visual.com/realestate/ 25donaldsonst/ 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE double brick, air-con, 2 toilets, built-ins, north facing, private courtyard, oating timber oors, quiet cul-de-sac, close to shops and beach, Ocean Shores. $320,000 66801431 or 0428824048 ALSTONVILLE renovated 2br unit $245,000. Phone 0403766701 PERMANENT on-site mobile home & solid annex, 2br, ensuite, open plan kitchen, lounge, 2 verandahs, lovely gardens & paving, sunny position, $80,000. Phone 0401226121

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. EARN UP TO 35K+ working weekends (Byron area), contracts in place, ďŹ gures avail, $30K incl vehicle. Ph 0418505999

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BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333

MYOCUM to share with 1 other. Large private area incl. 2br, lounge & bathroom, n/s. $200pw + bond + bills. 66846814 OCEAN SHORES rooms to let from $125pw. Ph 0415172038 / 07 32006028 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK fully furnished room in modern, relaxed house with pool. 3 min beach & shops, n/s, $150pw + bond, no bills. Ph 66859073 LENNOX HEAD, 1 room, $80pw + bills, 1 min walk to beach & shops. 0407678821 BROKEN HEAD RD beachside Suffolk, 3 rooms avail, f-furn, $90pw ea + bond + elec. Ph 66871284 after 5pm weekdays. OCEAN SHORES, dbl furn room with bthrm, ocean view, exec home, seeks prof person to share with 37yr old prof fem, n/ s, d/f, $150pw. 66804686, 0433880405 SUNRISE furn room, lovely, close to shops, beach $135pw no bills 66808847 BYRON in town opp beach, furnished rooms short/long term. Ph 0429965465

BALLINA EAST beaut 3br western red cedar pole house, $525,000. 66867678

BYRON HILLS pref female to share with 1 other person in a lovely 3br home. Nice place, $130pw. Phone Jim 0412585706

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BANGALOW mature person, own bath, b-band, n/s, $130pw. Ph 66871223

OCEAN SHORES 71 Orana Road, 1239 sqm, good views, possibility for duplex or 2 houses, $250,000. Ph 66801665

LENNOX room in share house close to point and shops, DLUG, garden, $115pw. Phone 0431530865

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

BYRON, 2 large rooms in share house, close to town & beach, part-furn, $140 & $150pw, incl bills. Ph 0438228152

PROPERTY FOR SALE

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@ Brunswick Heads, a stones throw from river, park & beach, fully let, rear lane access - Great potential.... Val $1.2m all reasonable offers considered. Call 0412818563

3.6 Acre BUSH PROPERTY

with cabin & spring fed dam, 12 min Mullum, under 30 min Byron & beach. Val $540k offers between $500-540k. Call 0412818563.

PROPERTY WANTED HOUSE WANTED TO BUY 3 bedroom, elevated, light, leafy, peaceful, to $450,000 cash. Ph Grace 66854822

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BANGALOW large room in gorgeous 3br house on acreage with views & ďŹ replace. $155pw incl elect. Or huge loft room for $175pw. B’band, no pets. Ph 66872136 BYRON large sunny mod house, share bathrm with 1 other, 3 in house, 30+ work person, $160pw incl. Ph 0405809704 BYRON in town, fully-furn, $120pw, incl bills, travellers welcome. 0403766701 BYRON, working person, $100pw + $200 bond, share with 2 others. 66858765 BYRON, 1 room avail, f-furn with built ins, 1 female, healthy lifestyle, 28 plus, to live in beautiful apt at Byron Bay Links overlooking golf course, BBQ, huge balcony, great kitchen, pool & tennis court, $160pw ea + bond. 0417212540 BYRON 2 dbl furn rooms, avail in Shirley St unit, $140 dbl, $120 sgl, or $220 for both and whole unit. 0423835995

WATERFRONT 4 Star Brunswick f-f 1 & 2br luxury apartments. Ph 66851631

BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK beautiful modern home, 1 room with BIR, verandah $125pw, n/s, d/f, kids ok. Phone 66859895 or 0428659348

WOOLI cottage, great views, short or long term. Ph 66874587, 0423125337

BYRON CBD, 1 room, un-furnished, pref female, $130pw incl bills. 0410102063

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BOTTLEBRUSH CRES. Suffolk $95pw, available now. Share with 3 fun & friendly people! Ph 0404274820 anytime.

ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. LOVELY 1br apartment, Ewingsdale, pool, b’band, $245pw. Phone 66847610 BYRON STUDIO - town, $20pn, clean, quiet, furnished, avail now. 0409062074 HEALING HOLIDAYS gentle natural retreat. Night/wk/longer. 0437866424 FULLY FURN 1br granny at underneath house at Belongil Beach, from 14 Aug 18 Oct for quiet female or couple, non smoker/s, $290pw incl elect, gas & Austar cable TV. Email personal details to: tristan@doglover.com FOREST RETREAT close to Mullum amazing house, f-f, ďŹ replace, on 5 acres for 2.5 months $300pw. 0401033121 NEW BRIGTHON Riverside apartment. Fully furnished. 1 minute to beach. N/S. Day, weekend, weekly rates. Short term/ holiday. Pets welcome. 0417427518 SUFFOLK PARK self-cont studio, private garden & deck, all new, $250pw incl power. Phone 66854329, 0423494761 BYRON WATEGOS BCH 2br duplex ffurn, beautiful views, great rates, avail 20 Aug. Phone 0418486894 STUNNING s-c studio/patio Suffolk. Sgl work person, n/s, no pets. 0414656667 BYRON, f-furn dbl room in lovely cottage, 2 min beach & shops. 0401812178 PM FREE RENT in exchange for help around the house. 66803093

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CLOSE TO O.S & MULLUM Lge private rm in lge hse with 1 other, 2 living spaces, garden, pref n/s worker, short/ long term $150pw incl most bills & bond. 66803184 LEFT BANK RD Mullum s-c rustic studio, share bthrm, rainforest, working person pref, no pets, n/s, $140pw + gas & elect. Jain or Gaby 66844409 or 0423583886 SKINNERS SHOOT Byron Bay close to town, single room avail for working person in fun together household, female pref. n/s, d/f $115pw incl. Short/long term 66857652 or 0412818563 NEWRYBAR half house to rent, $220pw or 1 room $150pw + bills + bond, 30 years +. Phone 0414816500 OCEAN SHORES garden with ocean views to share with 1 other. 2 br, private bathroom and kitchenette. Conscious, creative, ns, vego type who loves music. $180pw single $250pw couple. Includes elect and internet. 0416127342 THE POCKET $115pw incl bills, room in spacious sanctuary, n/s, d/f, veg, fem pref, yoga, feng shui, wildlife. Phone 0423606595 SUFFOLK BEACHSIDE non-veg family hm $130 + bond, love life. 0422367365 BANGALOW, large room in newly renovated house, close to town, big deck, suit employed 25yr +, $150pw incl most bills. Call Dave on 0412765614

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HOUSE SWAP SURF BELLS FOR XMAS! House swap wanted - Torquay VIC, 2+ br, mod comf. home, walk to beach, 5 min shops, 10 min Bells; to swap for 3+ br home in Byron or surrounds between Dec 20-14 Jan 08. Contact Stacie 02 62475572

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UPPER MAIN ARM private rural house, 3br, views, long lease, $370pw. Phone 66845474 HOUSE FOR RENT country, bush, fullyfurn 4br, 2 bathrm, large living space, 2 water holes, acreage, comes with dog, chook & rooster, $320pw neg, 3-6 months. Phone 0428666026 OCEAN SHORES 1br unit with patio, air con, Austar, pets ok. $175pw. 66804441 BRUNSWICK HEADS 1 bedroom studio, semi-furnished, balcony, share laundry, $220pw, suit mature single, long term. Phone 0414668422 MULLUM - High Ridges Estate Architect designed, high set 3br house, en-suite, SLUG & storage, $380pw. Contact Julie or Nicci, Chincogan Real Estate, 18a Burringbar Street, Mullumbimby. Ph 66843301 LARGE SELF CONTAINED STUDIO Great space $175pw. Ph 66808983 LILLI PILLI leafy, lush, s-c, garden studio with loft, $200pw, no pets. 66807536 4 BEDROOM house, un-furn, $390pw + bond, Coorabell, views to Byron, 6 mth lease, refs essential. 0428555561 BYRON, stylish townhouse, 3br, 2bthrm, part furn, 5 min Tallows, LUG, $420pw + bond, 6mths lease. Ph 0434898383 TYAGARAH 2 br cottage, suit working couple, $320pw. Ph 0415639548 BYRON furn garden studio, suit sgl, n/s, working person, $180pw incl. 66809049

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MULLUMBIMBY Huge double garage, easy access. Approx 7mx7.7m (150 cubic metres) $275pm. Ph 66846551 BANGALOW lovely tree-top home 4br, 2 bathroom, dual air-con, dishwasher, refurbished, quiet, walk to town, $450pw. Phone 66870517 or 0439313933 BANGALOW f-furn with views 1br, 1 bathrm cottage, dual air-con, dishwasher, walk to Bangalow, ideal retreat for single person $350pw. Ph 66870517 or 0439313933 BYRON 3/4 br with sep studio, timber house, large deck, landscaped yard, fully fenced, pet ok, $520pw. 0438856651 BYRON secluded solar powered bush cottage, 100 acres, community, no pets suit couple/2 people, quiet, bond & refs req’d, $350pw. 0409713397, 66840041 COORABELL COOLAMON SCENIC DRIVE beautifully presented 3br home with Cape Byron ocean views, $450pw, 1/2 an acre maintained. 0415152151 UPPER MAIN ARM 3br upstairs dwelling on acreage, large verandahs, terraced areas, views, n/s, $300pw + bond. Phone 0402074568 or 66804817 LENNOX HEAD self-cont studio, $175pw services incl, pets ok. 0409830456 SUFFOLK BEACHSIDE s-c studio, quiet garden setting, $180pw incl, suit working person, no pets. Phone 0408651741 MYOCUM studio with en-suite, secluded, beautiful view, ONE PERSON ONLY $180pw. Phone 0417286951 POSSUM CREEK beautiful new 1br home, pref quiet, mature, n/s female or working couple, $300pw. 66871825 OCEAN SHORES 3br, 2 bathrm house, private, pool, views, close to beach/shops + lawn maint, $400pw. 0412902082 RENOVATED spacious 3br house with sep studio, open-plan kitchen, timber oors & decks on beautiful property, 5 min Mullum, $420pw. 0415786408 LENNOX HEAD super 4br house, DLUG, quiet, ocean views, $450pw. 66867678 MULLUM self-cont studio, $170pw. Ph 66841291 MULLUM one room studio with en-suite & deck, quiet, n/s, working fem, $160pw + exp. Phone 66841415 MYOCUM 3br rural house, SLUG $330pw. Siwicki Real Estate, 17 Fingal St, Brunswick Heads 66851206

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NTH OCEAN SHORES 3br, 2 bathrm, DLUG, fenced, PET FRIENDLY, near beach, avail 5/8, $360pw. 0405463374

WANTED TO RENT ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. PROFESSIONAL WOMAN seeks 2+ bedroom character home with garage & garden close to Mullum, long term, up to $280pw. Phone 0431159560 PRIVATE CABIN or cottage style accommodation on acreage in Byron Shire. 2 bedroom for single Senior Citizen with outdoor, well behaved dogs. Rent guaranteed by daughter with established business in town, $250-300pw cash. If you have something suitable. Please call 0412229327 MATURE PROF COUPLE seeking 2-3br home, long term, Bruns pref. Phone or text John 0431455052 UKI AREA HOUSE DESIRED for responsible family asap. Kat 66794053

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www.echo.net.au 2-3BR house North of Shire for local with refs & well behaved cat. 66851053 FEMALE, working/student, n/s, seeks small, quiet self-cont space, bungalow, bedsit, etc. Phone 0409387148 WORKING very tidy single man with good refs, un-furn at or self-cont space - long term accom. Ph 0414797605

WWOOFA FREE FOOD & accom in exchange for help with small family & garden. 3 month min. stay, backpackers ok. 15 minutes to Byron. Ph 0434390338

TO LEASE SHOP FRONT Billi, $100pw. Siwicki RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. Ph 66851206 SPACE AVAIL classes, events, work shops. Durrumbul Hall. 66761805

TAXI DRIVERS BYRON SHIRE Drivers required, shifts available. Full training provided. Ph BH 66209211 email: info@byronbaytaxis.com

LIVE-IN NANNY Byron, 10 min walk to town & beach, beautiful sunny room in quiet veg drug/smoke/alcohol free household. 0418263396

MODELLING (18+) real natural women of all ages, styles & body types required for modelling projects (NUDE), cash payment min $200 up to $600, relaxed environment with female photographer. Phone Kate 66807755

CLEANER experienced, well presented, required for casual shifts, no travellers. Phone 66884777

ATTENTION FEMALE SINGERS Artists, songwriters, dancers. ‘International Girls’ CD & ďŹ lm clip project now recruiting. Demos, portfolios & websites considered as pre-audition. Arcadia Records 66882428 or 0412679692. Ability to collaborate creatively is a must. Red carpet wannabes need not apply. WAITERS & BAR STAFF wanted for Saturday functions near Bangalow. RSA & own transport essential. Please phone 66872527 & leave a message.

MULLUMBIMBY shop/ofďŹ ce or treatment room in Stuart Street Arcade, $220pw. Phone 66801643

BEAUTY/MASSAGE THERAPIST Rostered hours, beautiful spa, great working environment. Fax resume to 02 66808960

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FANTASTIC & professional cleaners required for Eco Business. 0413190266

Byron A & I - $70pw. Phone Silva 66807181 or 0402909193 BYRON BAY ofďŹ ce/shop. 45sqm at cnr Middleton & Byron St’s near Courthouse. $1800pm incl GST $163.64 + outgoings. Enq. Byron Bayside Motel 66856004 BILLINUDGEL 140sqm industrial unit, 3 phase, ground oor with amenities, $335pw. Phone 0424671000

FOR LEASE 90 SQM INDUSTRIAL UNIT modern complex with successful established tenants suit retail or wholesale business $300 per week plus outgoings 2/81 Centennial Circuit, Byron Bay

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VOLUNTEER GRAPHIC DESIGNER needed for Wildlife Friends Foundation, Thailand. Free accommodation and meals will be provided. 2+ yrs exp. email CV to volunteer@wfft.org with subject heading “Volunteer Designerâ€? MASSAGE THERAPIST Exceptional, dedicated, fully qualiďŹ ed Remedial Massage Therapist required to join our great working environment & wonderful team. Resumes to: 6/11 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay PLASTERER WANTED for small, occasional & part time jobs. 0403433751

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PORTUGUESE (Brazilian) classes, all levels, exp. teacher. Ph 66854987

DRUMMER WANTED, playing original, sensitive & gutsy dynamic songs with positive lyrics & purpose. Ph 07 55338722 www.oneworldlove.com.au

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PGA ‘AAA’ GOLF TUITION with Damien Webber. $45 1st Cons. 66841688 MATHS TUTOR K7-12, qualiďŹ ed teacher NSW DET, BSc (Maths + IT). 66807229 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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VIOLIN, BOW & CASE. German handmade, sweet, old. Value $1450, will sell for $800. Phone 0424587612

FUNERAL NOTICES PAGE, Arthur Leonard ‘Len’ Passed away peacefully at Mullumbimby Hospital on 2.8.07. Beloved husband of Florence (dec). Dearly loved father & father in-law of Nanette & Roy. Loved Grandad of Nicola and John & their partners. Great Grandad of Ben & Angel. Aged 94 years Relatives & friends are invited to attend Len’s graveside service, which will be held in the Mullumbimby Garden Cemetery tomorrow, Wednesday (August 8th) at 2.30pm. WHITE DOVE FUNERALS 66803084

Sherrynne - Our Precious Daughter Cherish all the beautiful memories of the life we shared together & your cheeky smile. Missed & loved every day, forever in our hearts. Mum & Dad (Dc’d) SHEZI - MY BEAUTIFUL SISTER I miss our talks, we miss your smile, laughter and looks, just miss you every day. Forever in our hearts. Leanne, Tony, Luke and Cody

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THE FAMILY of Louise Van Angeren would like to give our heart felt thanks for all the support given to our mother, grandmother and extended family by the local community during her years here. The full turn out obviously reected Louise’s inuence and the effect that she had on many. She would have felt humbled and proud to have been honoured as she was. She felt totally part of this community and lived a full and involved life with all of you. We would especially like to acknowledge the Lions Clubs, Lilac Ladies, Quota, morning coffee club, friends and the many more – you will know who you are.

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GARDEN LABOURER wanted (casual) 1-2 days pw, hour rate paid. 66808292 DYNAMIC CAMERMAN WANTED (casual) exp with Sony HDV digital pref, some w’end work, hourly rate. 66808292 CLEANER - experienced for Day Spa, 4 hours twice a week. Please call Asura on 66871670

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BRICKLAYING SERVICES No job too big or small. Extensions, garden walls & repairs. Call Paddy 0415903666 EXPERIENCED PAINTER work wanted. Phone 0402194592

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★ DUTCH CLEANING ★ $20ph. Phone 66840480. Also clean up after renovation etc.

LOVING HOME NEEDED beautiful male Himalayan X cat. 2 years old. Apricot and white, huge blue eyes, quiet and affectionate. Call Niki 66807269 JACK RUSSELL male 9wks, imm & wormed, $250, beaut pup. 66802106

PETS FOR LIFE ANIMAL SHELTER 4HIS IS 'EORGE HE IS A BROWN TONKINESE YRS OLD AND NEEDS A BIT OF EXTRA ATTENTION WITH HIS DIETARY NEEDS HE HAS A WHITE LARGE BROTHER WHO IS YRS THAT WOULD LOVE TO GO TO A NEW HOME WITH HIM BUT CAN SEPARATE IF NECCESARY !DULTS CATS ARE AND KITTENS WHICH INCLUDES DESEX VAC MICRO WORM AND mEAD 0LEASE PHONE ,ISA TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT ON 7E ARE LOOKING FOR ITEMS FOR OUR GARAGE SALE TO HELP SUPPORT ALL OUR CATS IF YOU HAVE ANY DONATIONS OF GOODS PLEASE PHONE LISA

ONLY ADULTS TANTRIC bodywork, Goddess mysteries. Ph 66854074. www.sexualalchemy.com BEST BODY MASSAGE. Guaranteed. 0415200866 – 10am - 6pm Bruns. TANTRIC MASSAGE Relax and Heal. Paul 0409556969 ERECTION & PREMATURE problems? 100% herbal, will last up to 3 days, money back guarantee, a pack of 2 $30, including postage. 0424452329

BYRON AREA OUTCALLS. Phone 0421401775

DANCE TEACHER HIP HOP Contact YOUNG DANCERS 66847779

M/F GARDENING TEAM equipped, experienced, all aspects, troubleshooting, CAN DO most things, $18ph. Phone Brett 0448841494 Brunswick Heads.

George is a big ginger & white male who is shy but very friendly. He seeks a loving home. Come and meet him at our Cat Adoption Centre 124 Dalley St, Mullum. Tues & Sat 9-11am & Thurs 35pm. Phone 66844070

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Five Jack Russell pups need loving homes - FREE. Phone 66807960

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AngelCare Pet Sitting. 0425262193

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CLEANER/CHECK-IN COORDINATOR Byron Blisshouse Byron Blisshouse, 4 star guesthouses are looking for a mature, responsible cleaner with excellent attention to detail, high energy & customer service focused. Must have own ABN, car & mobile & be available for on-call work. For the right person, this job could extend to checkin coordinator responsibilities. Please contact Joanne on 0407855045 or email info@byronblisshouse.com.au

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LOST: SENTIMENTAL EARRING 2 weeks ago in Byron (Jonson St). $50 Reward. Phone Sally 66846096

Bass Lessons

MISSING from Myocum Rd on Sat 4 Aug, minature brindle coloured long haired Dashhound (sausage dog) much loved family pet, please return. Ph 66847547

Experienced, gigging bassist with music degree (VCA) now giving tuition in theory, technique, styles and the importance of having fun with music. $30 p/h.

LOST: VW Transporter owners manual. Reward. Phone 66844162

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FOUND: prescription sunglasses, ESPRIT. Please call 0411689400 FOUND: On Wilsons Crk Rd before Cedar Ck Rd grey plastic builders toolbox 0423 634 540

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News Extra Good Service mob comes to Lismore New guide to open garden scheme The Good Service mob is coming to Lismore on Wednesday, August 15 to hold a free information day about indigenous consumer issues. The day will include information for indigenous consumers if they are having problems with • banks, credit cards and loans • businesses, contractors and consumer rights • discrimination • electricity, gas and water companies • federal government agencies (Centrelink, taxation) • legal issues • state government agen-

cies (housing, police, child protection, community services, correctional centres) • telephone, mobile and internet companies. The Good Service committee is a collaboration between the Banking and Financial Services Ombudsman, Commonwealth Ombudsman, Energy and Water Ombudsman NSW (EWON), Legal Aid NSW, NSW Anti-Discrimination Board, NSW Office of Fair Trading, NSW Ombudsman and Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman. The day will involve a presentation from each

organisation followed by a free lunch. After lunch staff from each of the organisations will be available to discuss individual enquiries. Over the past year, the Good Service mob has visited indigenous communities in Dubbo, Cowra, Condobolin and Bankstown. The information day will be held at Lismore City Council, 43 Oliver Ave, Goonellabah between 10am and 2pm. If you are interested in attending, please contact Adrian Harrington, Office of Fair Trading (Lismore), on 6627 6508.

More funding for northern landcare Richmond Landcare Incorporated was successful in gaining funding from the Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority to continue the Landcare coordinator position. ‘This is fantastic,’ said Jackie Luethi, Community Landcare Coordinator (CLC). ‘I am so excited to be able to keep working with landholders to improve the sustainability of farms in the Tweed, Brunswick and Richmond catchments. ‘Now in the third year, I’m here to assist landholders obtain funding for on-ground works, answer questions

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about sustainable management practices, weed control techniques, project planning or just call me for a friendly chat. ‘With funding from the National Landcare Programme (NLP) I’ve worked with farmers from various industries over the past couple of years. Farmers like Fleur and Sam Tonge, dairy farmers, where we obtained funding to improve the layout and design of their cattle feed pad, or Macadamia farmers Debra Lewis and Mark Atkinson where we are implementing erosion control works as part of the

Association next event Wednesday August 15 at Lismore Tenpin Bowl. Arrive Tropo 6:30pm for a 7pm meeting. Tweed Richmond Organic Bowling to follow. Contact Producers’ Organisation Adam Atkins 0421 786 410 invites you to hear David or atkins99@yahoo.com Mason talk on Urban Agriculture and Local Produce Breast Cancer Marketing. When: 7pm Information Thursday August 9 2007, The My Journey Kit is a free Where: Lismore Workers resource for newly diagnosed Club, 233 Keen St Lismore. women. The kit contains David Mason, from NSW comprehensive information DPI, undertook a Churchill based on other women’s expeFellowship study tour of many riences, messages of hope and different urban agriculture inspiration, regional informasystems in Singapore, the tion about support services Netherlands, England, Can- and a personal record. Call ada and the USA. David’s talk 1300 785 562 for a free Kit. will begin about 7:30pm pre- For My Journey Kit promoceded by the Tropo AGM tional posters and pamphlets (starts 7:00pm) Enjoy Free call 1800 500 258. Organic delicacies. Everybody Gardening welcome. Last Saturday Ross Little Byron Pregnancy who owns the Pine Grove Support Bromeliads Nursery in Are you pregnant? Want to Wardell gave a very interestconnect with other pregnant ing talk to 30 members of the women, learn about birth Bangalow and District Garoptions, be empowered, meet den Club. Ross deals exclumidwives and birth workers? sively in bromeliads and Byron Pregnancy Support shared his great depth of Group, each Wednesday at knowledge. A lively program the Community Centre. of events has attracted lots of 10.15 am for bodywork, then new members to the club morning tea and discussion this year and gardening till 1ish. $10. Contact Heli enthusiasts are always wel6685 6523 for info, or just come. Enquiries to 6684 come along. 7670.

orchard plan. ‘I’m looking forward to continue working with landholders and expanding my networks in the Tweed, Brunswick and Richmond catchments. ‘Check out the Richmond Landcare Inc website www. richmondlandcare.org to read more about our past and current projects and to see what great things some of our member groups are doing.’ Jackie’s office is located at Wollongbar Agricultural Institute, 1243 Bruxner Highway, Wollongbar 2477, phone 6626 1329.

Discover the diversity of Australian gardening with the 20th anniversary edition of Australia’s Open Garden Scheme Guide. The sumptuous cover of the summer borders at Cruden Farm, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch’s sublime garden, is just a taste of the delights inside. Over half of the 600 gardens featured are opening for the first time, ensuring a feast of inspirational delights for both regular and first time visitors. And a veritable bonanza of special events offers gardeners and tourists an opportunity for unique experiences sampling the best of gardens and gardenrelated wisdom, cuisine and art. Detailed descriptions of

every garden including full opening details, directions and added attractions. Over 200 stunning photographs. The 20th anniversary Guide features informative and entertaining articles. To celebrate the Scheme’s 20th anniversary Tamie Fraser, John Henwood and Neil Robertson tell of its beginnings and the forces that have shaped this remarkable organisation over the past two decades. On a mission to convert gardeners to the joys of growing the queen of flowers, Jane Zammit’s entertaining and heartfelt account brings in some of the big guns of Australian rose growing with their lists of must-

Pull the plug on junkfood More than 500 concerned parents from Northern Rivers have joined the Pull the Plug On TV food Advertising campaign. Diana Fisher from the Far North Coast Regional Office of The Cancer Council NSW says Pull the Plug is pushing for a ban on TV junkfood advertising at times when children make up a significant number of the audience. ‘The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is currently

reviewing TV standards and is calling for public submissions. ‘We know that children’s dietary choices are established early in life and have a lasting and long-term effect on their health,’ said Diana. ‘Around 80% of overweight children will become overweight adults, significantly increasing their chances of developing serious health problems later in life.’ Leading health and consumer organisations including the Australian Medical

classes, educational events Parkinson Support and workshops. Please con- The next meeting of the tact the Secretary on 6676 Northern Rivers Parkinson 1805 for more information. Support Group will be on Friday August 10 at 10am at Vippassana Spring the Activity Centre, Crowley Retreat Village, end of Cherry Street, 7 day residential with PeterJi Ballina. Our guest speaker in the Satipathana tradition. will be Mr Kevin Butler For beginners and advanced speaking on and demonstratpractitioners. September 12 ing First Aid for accidents, to 19. Enquiries 6680 3872. falls and bleeding. New members and interested perOrchid Meeting The Byron District Orchid sons very welcome. Please Society Inc will meet on contact Gerri White on 6628 8278 to RSVP Monday August 13, at 7.30pm at the Ewingsdale Mullum High Hall.Visitors welcome. Come P and C Bingo and see a beautiful display of Fundraising for shade. Roll members’ orchids. For fur- up for our Bingo fundraiser ther information contact on August 25. Doors open Penny on 6680 1600. 10am. Eyes Down 11am to 2pm at the Mullumbimby Cat/Dog Desexing If you are the holder of a High School Hall. Bingo, Centrelink pension or health fun, food and a few surprises. care card and are struggling All ages welcome. to afford the cost of having Street Stall your pet desexed, the Animal Mullumbimby Anglicare Op Welfare League NSW may Shop has a street stall on Fribe able to help you. Please day August 10. Donations of ring 6684 4070. cakes, produce etc appreciated.Come along to buy a U3A Brunswick tasty bargain on the day.

experience. New services are starting and help is needed to steer community programs. Call the President on 0411 778 113.

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On August 14, Keith Castle talks on aviation in the Northern Territory during the 50’s and 60’s. Enquiries to 6680 4268. Boules on Sundays from 2 to 4 pm in the market area at Brunswick Heads, Young Labor Durrumbul Hall North Coast Young Labor Space available for local enquiries 6680 4365.

have heritage roses. Landscape architect, author and television presenter Brendan Moar has captured the imagination of young Australians, many new to the pleasures of gardening. He suggests ways in which we can create aesthetically satisfying living spaces. Author, radio presenter and sculpture addict Genevieve Jacobs takes us on a fascinating tour of the amazing Sculpture Garden of the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra. Available from ABC Shops and Centres, newsagents and bookshops for $16.95 rrp or by mail order via www.opengarden.org.au for $16.50 p&p incl.

Committee Members Needed The Mullumbimby and District Neighbourhood Centre Inc is looking for new members from the community to serve on the Committee for an invigorating community

Association, the Paediatric Branch of Royal Australasian College of Physicians, Nutrition Australia, The Australian Dental Association and The Cancer Council Australia make up The Coalition on Food Advertising to Children (CFAC), which is leading the campaign. It is not too late to have your say.You need to sign up before August 12 at www. cancercouncil.com.au/pulltheplug or by filling in a bright yellow Pull the Plug postcard.

sion or just needing better stress management. The course includes meditation, women’s spirituality, self help art diaries and naturopathic self care. Cost is $60. For AGM information and bookings South Golden Beach phone 6621 9800. Progress Association has an AGM on Monday August 20 Peace Vigil at 7pm in the SGB Com- Lest we forget Hiroshima munity Centre. and Nagasaki. Please join the International Vigil for World Mullumbimby Peace on August 9 at the Seniors Peace Pole, Byron Bay, movThe Mullumbimby Senior ing to The Pass for sunset. Citizens Autumn Club meet- May peace prevail on Earth, ing is on Monday August 13 all life is sacred. at 1pm in the Cook Pioneer Hall, Gordon Street, Compassionate Mullumbimby. Enquiries to Friends 6684 2537. The next Sharing Meeting for any parent whose child CWA Meeting Bangalow CWA meeting is has died at any age is on on Wednesday August 8 at Thursday August 16 in Lis10am in the CWA Rooms, more. For further information phone 6621 4086 or Byron Street. 6621 5558.

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Next meeting on August 14 at the CWA Rooms, Brunswick Heads. Guest Speaker Steve Symonds on the Antarctic. All welcome, phone 6685 1982 for more info.

Dance Classes

Ballroom dance classes for beginners and advanced at the Uniting Church Hall, Dalley Street, Mullumbimby on Mondays from 6 to 8.30pm. Open to all ages. Reaching for Peace Info from Dot on 6628 A 6 week group starts on 0009. Thursday mornings from August 26 at the Lismore Byron Friends of the and District Women’s Health Library Centre. The course is for any Meeting in RSL, Wednesday, woman dealing with issues August 15, 10.30am. All welsuch as anxiety and depres- come.

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Community ClassiÄeds 1300 733 521 ANTIQUES ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES

Huge 40ft container should be in by 3rd August. Large selection of antique furniture. Summerland Antiques and Garden Centre Cnr Pacific Highway & Smith Drive, Ballina PH: 6686 0211 Open 7 Days

BUSINESSES FOR SALE 3 BUSINESSES IN 1 GRAFTON Main street www.ikonicgifts. com.au. Exc. giftware business -Key cutting, engraving & shoe, leather repairs. Est. 10 yrs, exc. turnover $50,000 or make an offer. 02 6643 1535

NORTH BRISBANE

Convenience store. Growing turnover, 2 x 3 yr lease, low rent. $120,000 WIWO Phone 0412 758 937

SEA CHANGE

Mechanical workshop, specialising in LPG, late model servicing, child restraints, etc. In growing coastal town of Yamba. Great position, great lifestyle, growing clientele with room to expand. $55,000. PH: 6646 1858

CARAVANS

COLD ROOMS

WANTED

COLDROOMS DIY KITS FROM $2680

GOOD USED

CARAVANS & MOTORHOMES

MOBILE COOLROOMS

1300 880 220

PH: 0409 481 036

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Finance available T.A.P. www.calroy.com.au

‘91 20FT REGAL CARAVAN A1 cond, electric brakes, 6 y/ o, custom annexe, island bed, 6 berth, front lounge, dbl door fridge, microwave $18,500 PH: 6642 2721

HORSES

BATTERIES 1440 AH 2V Excid $360. Ideal for solar system. Phone 0407 437 743

WANT TO BE A TRAINER?

POOL TABLE Pub size, mint cond, all accessories, $850 PH: 0412 738 592

WOOD HEATERS Slow combustion, efficient heating. Australian made Kent heaters from $900. “SMART BURN” Reduce smoke & emissions, increase heat output, cleans glass & chimney flue. Australian Enviro winner. Just place into fire box. $46.00 each. ATTARD SHEETMETAL SOUTH LISMORE PH: 6621 8185.

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HORSES IDANO HORSE TRANSPORT

Caravans, Pop Tops and Campers

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

MIGHTY RIVER CARAVANS South Grafton (opp McDonalds) Phone: 6642 4174, 0429 302 559

Phone Dallas 0428 222 556

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

ANGEL INVESTOR

FINANCE

1800 LEND ME

IMPROVE YOUR WEALTH While working at home. Call to find out more (02) 9901 7254 www.pacificsunlife.com

TRAINING& TUITION

HOLIDAY WELL BRED STOCK GELDING. Kind, fully educated, ACCOMMODATION 15.3hh, camp drafted, polo x’d, fit, ready to complete on now! HOUSEBOATS Make an offer 0421 166 092 A great weekend or week away. Relax on the beautiful Tweed River, Tweed Heads. (07) 5524 3222 www.bergerhouseboats.com.au

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

+ WWII Feature Film + AFI Award Winning Producer + Minimum Investment $56,000 + Genuine Callers PH: (07) 5522 7376 or 0412 729 950

FOR SALE

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 Competitive rates Home loans available ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED

536 363 1800 BECAUSE I NEED PROFESSIONAL,

ACTE provides Nationally Recognised Courses Certificate IV Training & Assessment TAA40104 7 Days Intensive (+ Home Study)

Coffs Harbour, Tamworth, Inverell, Armidale and Lismore

Full TAA $1,395 & Upgrade $750 (4 days) Course info and dates at www.acte.com.au Enquiries to ACTE PH: 07 5573 6517

• Computers & Business Free courses for workers, non-workers, parents & carers. Limited full time (4 weeks) & part time places Enrolments close 10th August ‘07 Eligibility criteria applies - Australian citizen, over 25, not completed Year 12 or higher qualification. Contact Veritas Training Group The Employers’ Choice 8am-8pm 7 days (07) 5525 1644 or 1300 764 324 or visit www.veritas.edu.au Australian Skills Vouchers is an Australian Govt. Initiative www.australia.gov.au/ skillsforthefuture

HORSES – THOROUGHBREDS

POSITIONS VACANT AUTO ELECTRICAL 3 YEARLING FILLIES by Lord TRADESPERSON Bounty, ex top broodmares. Ready to break-in. BOBS eligible. From $1,100. PH: 6644 7159

MOTORHOMES

HELPFUL ADVICE!

Coffs Harbour, Excellent salary package. Heavy equipment experience preferred but not essential. PH: 0418 981 510

MAZDA T-3500 BUS Make your dream come true. As new engine, diff, gear box, ready to fit out, spent more than $12,000 over last few years. 11 mths rego. OCO-889 THREE POSITIONS $8,900 ono PH: 6657 1938 AVAILABLE IN BALLINA:• Engine Reconditioner REAL ESTATE • Experienced Motor OLD BONALBO 15 ACRES Mechanic/Qualified Machinist Usable, on creek. Excl. fencing, • Diesel Mechanic 3 bdrm house plus granny flat. Prefer test bench, 20,000 gal water tank plus experience with diesel dam. Ideal horse property. pumps and injector service. PH: 6634 1375 MACHINERY PH: 0422 138 840 or 6686 5996 Diesels - New Iveco Motors GUYRA & NEW ENGLAND properties. Land & homes. direct from manufacturer, JACKSON LIVESTOCK & as found in New Holland and CASE tractors. Gensets PROPERTY P/L. from 20 - 2000kva, G-drive Phone (02) 6779 1777 or visit engines and continuous www.jacksonlivestock.com.au duty pump duty engines. WINTER SPECIALS Diesel Power Packs, N45 MSTD22 - 74kW @ 2200rpm $10,500 inc GST, 8065 SRE 10 - 122kW @ 2300rpm $15,700 inc GST, 8031 i06 G-drive - 29kW @ 1500rpm $6,745 inc GST. All units quoted complete with radiator, filters and 12v electrics. Call Lees Industries Group 07 3390 5522 or TRACTORS 0407 315 948 KUBOTA 2WD TRACTOR Email: leesinda-sales@powerup. com.au or check www.leesgroup.com 38hp, only 1750 hrs, excellent

I BUY HOUSES FAST FOR CASH

Phone Michael 0417 949 997

condition. Just $8,800 PH: 0418 403 417 CONDITIONS APPLY - TAP Inexpensive, quality units. MF, 40HP, 2WD, 3PL, 1990 700 kg - 12 tonne 30-40 units $8,900 PH: 6656 4377 Smart Dads & others BOAT – TRAILERS Community available. PH: (07) 3865 1205 Work from home! VEHICLES DUNBIER BOAT TRAILER 0417 623 495 Home-Based Business ClassiÄeds or 4.2m long, wide body, centre Part-Time or Full time www.eureka-forklifts.com.au AUDI A6 ‘95 FSH racing green, leather interior, exc cond. line, 8 mths rego, new tyres Excellent Income ENTERTAINMENT/SHOWS FULL Training Provided $1,100 audio system, drives & spare, some extras, good beautifully, going overseas, Ph:(07) 5582 5405 cond. $1,050 PH: 6642 2616 LISMORE CEDAR GUITAR COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS priced for quick sale. $9,500 August 29th to September 2nd, 2007 VRF-551 PH: 0430 447 261 5 days of Great Country Music - 15 top shows “THE PAINT PLACE” VOLVO 240 GLE Owen Blundell, Graham Roger, Dean Perritt, Matt Manning, 69 BENT STREET, SOUTH GRAFTON Errol Gray, JR Williams, Tony Wagner, John Grills, Lex K, Jeff Station wagon, low km, new * Turnover Gibson, Marge Graham, Brian Young, Lindsay Butler, Shaza Leigh shocks and springs just fitted. Nothing to spend. 10 months for 2006/2007 HUGE SUNDAY SHOW$670K (approx) Lismore Workers Club September 2 - 10 hours of Country Music. reg. AP-00-LG. $3,500 ono. PH: 6657 1938 Enquiries: 02 6622 3120 or 02 6621 7401 * Freehold or New Email: margegraham@bigblue.net.au VEHICLES – UTES Lease negotiable 1991 DIAHATSU ROCKY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Reg. May ‘08, steel tray, low km engine. $5,000 $130,000 HOTEL FOR LEASE RTO-245 PH: 6657 1938 Crossroads Hotel, Tomingley plus S.A.V. 1997 FORD XR8 UTE GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR SECURE SAFE CASH PHONE 6642 1811 Bull bar, tow bar, sports bar, FLOW BUSINESS. IDEAL FOR BEGINNERS. Providing Grafton with real estate solutions since 1951 www.mckimms.com.au McKimms Real Estate Pty Ltd. 98 Fitzroy Street, Grafton NSW 2460 THERE IS ANOTHER LIFE...ON AND OFF THE FARM. ute liner, alloy wheels, side skirts, CD player, cruise SUPPLEMENT YOUR RETIREMENT NOW... control, 10 mths rego. AO• 4 year lease being offered 49-FG $12,900 ono PH: • $70,000 up front...No bond 6723 6438, 0428 236 438 • $1,200 per week rent VEHICLES – 4WDS • 5 Pokies • Only pub in town... no opposition • Near a truck speed and fatigue camera MITSUBISHI TRITON 1990 • Truckie rest area opposite Reg. end of March 2008, bull bar, tow bar, dual cab. $5,500 • 3 x letting accommodation available AH-06-TE PH: 6657 1938 • 1 x bar • Large entertaining and function room • Restaurant area for up to 100 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER ‘86 • Potential GOLD mine opening only 2 kms from hotel GXL, Factory Turbo, roof rack, • $9,000+ per week turnover bullbar, towbar, $9,000 ono. • Great niche local clientele Excel. Cond. PH: 6656 4377 • Available now. Top inspection VEHICLES - WANTED • The only Motel in town next door Contact Monday to Friday, MONARO HK-T-G-Q PRIVATE Chris Newton 02 9439 6699 b/hrs 0419 200 005 a/hrs CASH BUYER 0412 750 892

TOTAL INTERNET SYSTEM Twice No 1 Home Business www.Free-EzInfoCentre.com

Weekly

FORKLIFTS

OPTIONS WORK OPTIONS WORK

Positions Vacant • Careers • Training

TRAINING& TUITION

Academic & Vocational Training P/L presents the Nationally Accredited

DRIVER TRAINING

Automatic dual-control car. Servicing the Lismore area. 0412 800 606 L/N 010302

MAP TRAINING

• OH&S Bluecard for Truck Drivers • Rail Industry Inductions • OH&S Greencards & Consultation • All Traffic Control • Forklift • Loader, Skidsteer, Excavator • Scaffolding • Dogging and Rigging • Senior First Aid and more FREE Carpentry Course in Grafton (State Funded) - 2.5 weeks F/T Starts 13/8 Phone 6652 9946

Marriage Celebrant training course CHCMCEL401A Three day course to be held in Coffs Harbour on Sundays 12th, 19th & 26th August.

Fee is $890.00 Tutor assisted correspondence course with instructional DVD is also available for $435.00 www.celebrantacademy.edu.au or 02 4982 1978

POSITIONS VACANT

CHEF/COOK

Lord Howe Island’s premier resort seeks the skilled services of a Chef/Cook to help provide the Island’s best hospitality services and the best food in the best way! Salary package includes good accommodation, food and benefits. arajilla@lordhowe.com.au www.lordhowe.com.au PH: Bill 1800 063 928 Fax 02 6563 2022

GOVERNESS & NANNY REQUIRED. 2 SEPARATE POSITIONS, close by NW NSW. Positions for remainder of 2007 &/or 2008. Governess 2 boys 7 & 12, 2 girls 9 & 11. Nanny 2 girls 4 & 7, 1 boy 5. Both positions provide separate accommodation. Hours Mon - Fri, 8am to 6pm. Both approx. $650/wk gross, incl. board. Must be over 18. First aid & own vehicle. Contact: Governess - Suzi PH: 6874 7753 suzy@gobushmail.com.au Nanny - Kylie PH: 6874 7867 brindingabba@bigpond.com

TRACKWORK RIDERS AND STABLEHANDS

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

Looking for a satisfying Career and a great Lifestyle.... Applications are invited for the following employment opportunities closing at 4.00pm on Monday, 27 August 2007: Ref No 2121

Position Title Senior Field Officer (Bridge Carpenter) re-advertised

Salary 39k - 46k

Contact Tim Jenkins 6640 3560

closing at 4.00pm on Monday, 13 August 2007: Ref No 2119

Position Title Meals on Wheels Coordinator Maternity Relief

Salary 30k - 36k

Contact Glennis Heron 6645 0275

Please obtain the Position Description and Information for Applicants from Council’s website at: www.clarence.nsw.gov.au or the Human Resource Department on (02) 6643 0850.

Clarence Valley Council is committed to the principles of EEO and OHS.

Stuart McPherson, General Manager

HUMAN RESOURCE FOUNDATION LTD (Formerly LISMORE CHALLENGE) Multitask has a number of exciting opportunities available as a result of increased service delivery needs. We are committed to enhancing staff knowledge & skills by providing ongoing development and training for career development. DISABILITY SUPPORT WORKERS - Grade 2 SACS Award Permanent and Casaul You will need to have at least 1 year’s direct support experience in working with people within the human services field, preferably disability services; experience in methods of behavioural intervention and individual planning processes and be client centred. Positions available in Day and Residential services. PROGRAM MANAGERS (2 POSITIONS) - GRADE 6 SACS Award One position will co-ordinate the Day Services programs and the other will co-ordinate Residential Services. You will need to have experience in co-ordinating multiple programs, good people management skills, be well organised, able to build and motivate a team and be client centred. RESEARCH OFFICER - Grade 5 SACS Award This position sources data and information that assists the organisation to identify funding opportunities; prepare support material to tenders; and researches a wide range of topics related to the expansion and development of the organisation. You will need to have a solid disability services background, a good knowledge of government funding opportunities and be able to carry out research using the internet and internal resources and find appropriate external sources of material. For an information pack: phone 6627 5000 or email: employment@multitask.org.au CLOSING DATE FRIDAY 10TH AUGUST, 2007

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The Ocean & Hinterland 1/2 Nunyar Crt, Ocean Shores. Inspect Saturday 11am-12noon. This 3 bedroom ensuited strata home enjoys excellent views over the ocean and hinterland. There is abundant winter sunshine and you will love the cooling sea breeze in summer. All rooms are of generous proportion and the well equipped kitchen and living areas are open plan. A lockup garage with internal access completes the picture. Quiet cul-de-sac, stroll to shopping centre and bus! This home is absolutely immaculate with nothing to do at all and really good value! $395,000. Enquiries to Winston Lamont 0414 997 722 or 07 5506 6645.

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Secluded Mountain Retreat – 16 Acres This self-sufficient, sustainable, solar electric house has organic permaculture fruit and vegetable garden at Upper Main Arm, Byron Shire in a subtropical rainforest at 1500 feet altitude on Mr Jerusalem. It borders the national park with ocean, mountain and valley views to Brunswick Heads. It has a rustic but elegant Balinese pavilionstyle dwelling in vertical slab timber with three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, office and loft and extensive wooden decks overlooking spring fed dam. Also good soil, abundant rainfall, 100,000 litre water storage, small crystal clear creek and sea breezes creating a perfect mild micro-climate for sustainable living. A separate hand-crafted stone and wood cottage makes an ideal studio, guest house or rental. Ring owner on 02 6684 5223.

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Coolamon Scenic Dr – Dual Occupancy The main house, approved for dual occupancy, comprises 4 bedrooms, open living space, timber floors and expansive decking surrounding a fabulous pool. The 3yr old second home has 3 bedrooms with a study, high pitched ceilings and beautiful timber floors. A triple car garage joins the two homes together and with a machinery shed out the back there is ample room for a workshop or storage. Also on this picturesque 5 acres is a full size tennis court that is netted the whole way around and a BBQ area which incorporates spectacular panoramic rural views. The driveway is big enough to cater for all those cars when you decide to entertain. $1,825,000. For more information please call Peter Yopp on 0411 837 330 or Byron Bay Glen Irwin on 0418 604 080.

Secluded Splendour 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 $1,995,000. For information please contact Sharon McInnes on 0408 659 649. Byron Bay

Scott Harvey Real Estate p48 • 152 Nashua Rd, Fernleigh. Sat 11-11.30am. • 44 Friday Hut Road, Coorabell. Sat 1-2pm. • 420 Friday Hut Road, Brooklet. Sat 12-1pm. • Entrance off Pacific Highway, 500m south of Ross Lane. Sat 12-12.30pm. Byron Bay First National p48 • 81 Sunrise Boulevard, Byron Bay. Sat 10.30-11am. • Dolphin Deli 30/11-19 Cooper Street, Byron Bay. Sat 10.30-11am. • 62 Kingsley Street, Byron Bay. Sat 11-11.45am. • 33 Kingsley Street, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.45pm. LJ Hooker Brunswick Heads p49 • 32 Ann Street, Mullumbimby. Sat 1-2pm. Red Rose Realty p49 • 4/7 Oceanside Place Suffolk Park. Sat 11-12pm. • 156 Broken Head rd Byron Bay. Sat 12-1pm. • 5 Armstrong St Suffolk Park. Sat 1-2pm. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p50 • 43 Lilli Pilli Drive, Byron Bay. Sat & Sun 1212.45pm. • 33 Bottlebrush Cresent, Baywood Chase. Sat 1-1.45pm. • 42 Brandon Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 2-2.45pm. • 5 Luan Court, Byron Bay. Sat 2-2.45pm. • 48 Carlyle Street, Byron Bay. Sat 3-3.45pm. • 75 Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Sun 11-11.45am. • 49 Ruskin Street, Byron Bay. Sun 12-12.45pm. • ‘Broken Ridge’ 591 Broken Head Road, Broken Head. Sun 1-1.45pm. • Unit 13 ‘Oasis’ 13-24 Scott Street, Byron Bay. Sun 2-2.45pm. Winston Lamont Real Estate p51 • 1/2 Nunyar Court, Ocean Shores. Sat 11am-12pm. Elders New Brighton p51 • 1/4 Halyard Court, Fern Beach. Sat 11am-12pm. Private Sale p55 • 12 Old Bangalow Road. Sat 12-2pm. Elders Byron Bay • 76 Paterson Street, Byron Bay. Sat1-1.45pm. • 742 Myocum Road, Myocum. Sat 1-1.45pm. • 165 Brooklet Road, Brooklet. Sat 2 -2.45pm.

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A Rainforest In Your Backyard 12 Old Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Inspect Sat 12-2pm. Feel part of the rainforest that provides cool shade on those hot summer days. A large patio nestles into the totally peaceful & private backyard. With a NE aspect and designed with cross flow ventilation in mind, this spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home comes with open plan living areas and Thai sandstone tiling. The gas kitchen is perfect for those who love to cook with plenty of room to move. The double garage is converted to office and storage space. The 810sqm property is only minutes drive from central Byron Bay and a very short walk from beach, high school, rugby oval and golf course. Phone 0416 275 111 or 02 6685 6617. For more info see www.diysell.com.au?p16536

$ 745,000

Rare 1 Acre Beachside Lot Unique in both size and location is this parcel of vacant land in the coastal village of New Brighton. A level block of approx 4047sqm (1 acre), it is zoned 7F Coastal (Residential) and is partially fenced around the perimeter. There are native trees including paper barks and melaleucas on the western boundary which provides both privacy and shade. It is now rare to find such a large vacant lot so close to the beach, in fact, the surf and sand of New Brighton beach is within approx 70 metres. Call Will Sorrell 6680 1594 Mob 0417 653 312 www.eldersnewbrighton.com.au New Brighton

Restaurant In Excellent Location Located in Byron Bay’s “Eat Street” behind the Beach Hotel, this well established popular restaurant. The restaurant consists of two shop fronts, one zoned restaurant and the other zoned take-away which enables the business to be operated as one sit down, or sit down and take-away. Seating is for approximately 50 and the fit-out consists of two fully equipped kitchens. Area is approx 63sqm plus outdoor dining. The business enjoys a continual flow of customers all year, is in a sought-after location and is for sale for the first time in ten years with all stock and equipment included. POA. Contact Lyneve Morgan at Gail Fuller Real Estate Byron Bay 6680 8111, 0413 044 497.

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The impact of the dry spell is worrying when you see local cattle take to ‘the long paddock’ near Billinudgel. Will we ever get a wet season? Photo Peter King

the land to operational. The progress association is organising opposition and can be contacted on 6685 4933. It would be criminal of Council to sell the land given to it for community use. However, an ‘operational’ status would enable longtime residents to get some surety over their sites. Surely it’s possible to include a rider in any classiďŹ cation that prevents Council selling what the Suffolk Park community rightly regards as its own? Could our councillors manage that? Q Q Q Q Sustained betting has seen Saturday November 10 ďŹ rm to the new $4.25 favourite as the date for the federal election, according to online bookies Centrebet. Will we survive the deluge of promises until then? Q Q Q Q Ocean Shores Television is submitting an extras portfolio for the children’s ďŹ lm Nim’s Island being shot at Warner Studios in the Gold Coast. All children and people under 25 years of age who own an animal costume are invited for a group and individual showreel shoot at New Brighton Oval at 4pm on Wednesday. Q Q Q Q

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