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Dishy weekend for Taste

Victoria Cosford for the Ready Steady Cook The tail-end of Saturday was show, with Anthony Telford rained out, but by Sunday demonstrating puff pastry morning there was only sun- baked with a filling of frangishine and ground-drying pani cream, chocolate and winds for Day Two of the banana. There were LaughTaste of Byron Festival.With, ing Clowns, Juzzy Smith, a for the second year in a row, unicyclist, a vast area of tables the glorious beachfront loca- and chairs where groups of tion, its theme was chillis, people congregated to eat and just about every fifth stall and drink – and there were was a chilli company selling the food stalls. its fiery products – with repUnlike previous years, resentation from as far away there was a conspicuous as Victoria. absence of some of the better As the morning wore on known local restaurants disthe heat lifted and the crowds pensing mini serves of glamswelled – by early afternoon orous dishes; there seemed to Ocean Shores Community Centre blacked out as the meeting started on Sunday. there was the satisfying buzz be a preponderance of curof a successful event. There ries more than anything else. Story & photo Eve Jeffery been estimated at over five carried on the wind. ‘If you was a stage and music and at The winner of the Taste of Over 200 people gathered at million dollars, this figure, in can hear the ripple strips, one point lines of sassy dancByron Signature Dish went the Community Centre in his opinion, is more about you’re going to love Spleners; up the north end was a not even to a restaurant anyOcean Shores on Sunday expenditure than injection of dour,’ he said. crowded tent of spectators way but to catering company afternoon to have their say on funds into the area. He sugJones Road resident and the issues surrounding the gested that the actual injec- neighbour to the proposed DA for the proposed 2008 tion of funds was closer to festival Helen Artup also Splendour In The Grass fes- $200,000 or about ten dollars shared her concerns for fire tival at Yelgun. per head and he questioned and other safety issues. She Former senator Norm the value of what we were said, ‘The DA lied. It said all Sanders welcomed all those getting for our $10. He residents had been contacted. gathered and pointed out to believes not much more than I haven’t been contacted.’ the audience some people of the influx of drunk drivers, Many other speakers stood public interest including drug users with reported up during the afternoon Ballina MP Don Page, Byron increases in violent and alco- including Sue Arnold of AusShire Councillors John Laza- hol related sexual offences. tralians for Animals, who rus, Jan Mangleson, and Tom He went on to say that the commented on the absence Tabart, Greens candidate for type of people attracted by of festival organisers in the Richmond Giovanni Ebono the festival were more likely room. ‘It is really important and later Mayor Jan Barham. tent dwellers than money that you all know that the Mr Sanders then continued spenders. developers were invited but by saying, ‘This is a protest ‘The jobs created are not they declined saying this was meeting, this meeting is not local,’ said Mr Waldersee, a protest meeting, which it is to ask what people think. We ‘about 15 full time local jobs not.’ are here to stand up against are created and the rest of the There were two lone voices this.’ jobs are the musicians and in favour of the event, both at The majority of those in artists etc.’ times inaudible due to heckattendance voiced their Local resident Chris Coady ling from the larger group. assent. At this point the lights was very passionate about his The first, Jan Mangleson, and all power to microphones concerns including those of who felt that the youth needed and amplification went out. fire safety and other social, a cultural outlet and that this The first speaker for the noise and environmental festival was their expression afternoon was Bob Walder- issues. ‘This should be of that culture. She also felt a see, a professor in tourism knocked back on the environ- that youth was unrepresented management at the Queens- ment alone, like Lot 107,’ he at the meeting. The second land University of Technol- said pointedly in the direction was Get Rocked event organogy, who said that though of the mayor Jan Barham. iser Katie Watts who felt com- John Boland of The Byron Bay Chilli Company has a terrible time reports about the cash flow Norm Sanders raised a pelled to respond the accusa- tasting the first of the margueritas made by five different local into the Byron Shire from technical issue of sound inver- tion that the council and bartenders for the Jose Cuervo Marguerita Competition that was continued on page 8 part of the weekend’s Taste of Byron Festival. Photo Lou Beaumont Splendour In The Grass have sion and the nature of noise

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This October, the Cancer Council is giving Far North Coast women a meaningful reason to ditch the boys and get together with the girls, with the Byron Bay community once again uniting to support this year’s Girls Night In. ‘Around 260 women in our region are diagnosed with breast or a gynaecological cancer each year. And with 60 dying from these cancers, we need the women of the Far North Coast to get together now to keep the girls together later,’ said Carolyn Forbes, Community Relations Coordinator for the Cancer Council’s Far North Coast regional ofďŹ ce.

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‘The idea of Girls Night In is simple – just invite your friends over and donate the money you might have spent on a night out, to help women ďŹ ght cancer.’ Girls Night In will raise money for research and support into women’s cancers such as breast, cervical, ovarian, and uterine cancer. ‘Last year residents from the Far North Coast raised over $31,500 which was fantastic!’ said Carolyn. ‘This year we’re aiming to raise even more to go towards women’s cancers.’ To host a Girls Night In call 1300 65 65 85 or visit www.girlsnightin.com.au. The Cancer Council will send out a host kit.

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‘I’m here to help.’ That is the message from new Landcare community support ofďŹ cer Colin Hastie. ‘If there is anything your Landcare or Dunecare group – or any other group or club – would like to do that will help the local environment, then feel free to give me a call,’ Colin says. ‘It’s my job to help people conserve and restore our natural environment, and make this great part of the

world even better.’ Colin is employed by Brunswick Valley Landcare on behalf of the Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority and he is responsible for the new extended coastal region which includes Byron Shire and much of the Tweed and Ballina shires. Colin works out of the Byron Shire Council ofďŹ ces at Mullumbimby and can be contacted on 6626 7028.

Pelting rain didn’t stop the Cape Byron Steiner School Spring Fair on Spring Equinox Saturday. A rain soaked Pippa tie dyes undercover while other activities included the favourite flower wreath making and Spring Fair BBQ. Photo Lou Beaumont

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Local News 260 bed backpackers, supermarket for Byron Bay

YAC prepared for sew and show

Chase Byron Developments Pty Ltd have a development application in to Byron Shire Council for a three storey building comprising a 260 bed hostel and a 1200 square metre supermarket for 1 Byron Street, Byron Bay – the north-east corner of Byron and Fletcher Streets. Submissions to DA 10.2007.502.1 close on Wednesday October 3.

Jamilla Fitzsimmons, Jameil Job, Amy Knight and Rose Jones check out Evelyn Crawford’s handiwork. The girls (including two absent from the photo, Sara Rath and Kristie Leclere) prepare for the fashion show that will mark the end of their ten week fashion and sewing course at the YAC. Taught patiently by Cheryle Hughan and organised by Simon DuBois, the course began with a road trip to local op shops. Op shop finds and donated material were

revamped or made new from patterns. The team is very excited about the upcoming show to be held at the YAC on Thursday October 4. Doors open at 6.30pm for show start at 7pm. Entry by gold coin donation with proceeds supporting the YAC. Coffee, tea and treats will be for sale and BYO blankets is recommended for watching the show on the grass under the stars.

Becton plans restaurant, gallery

Melbourne company Becton, developers of the North Beach resort and operating as Taylorise Pty Ltd, have a DA in to Council for a restaurant, art gallery and 59 carparking spaces at Lot 4 Photo Lou Beaumont DP243218, Bayshore Drive, Byron Bay.The 7,800 square metre site is on the southern side of the railway line. Submissions to DA planning professionals. 10.2007.518.1 close on In the next week, letters Wednesday October 3. will be sent to about 400 households in the Byron Shire, inviting residents to nominate for the jury. From After two weeks and 1500 this list, 20 people will be kms of ‘flyking’ Andrew randomly selected by an Polidano and Eddie Gray independent panel, with the have returned to Mulaim of representing a cross- lumbimby, completing their section of age levels, socio- task of ying and riding to economic status and place the tenth annual pico yin at of residence within the Milburlong near Wagga. They were accompanied by Shire. The ARTRC has also photojournalist Thomas developed a website where Zuppero, also of Mulindividuals and groups can lumbimby, who provided provide input to the tourism support and encouragement. planning process. See more The self funded trip raised at www.regionaltourism. money for cancer research com.au/ARTRC/destina- under their banner ‘Flight for Life.’ tions/byron.

Call to join Byron citizen’s jury A citizens’ jury of about 20 residents from Byron Shire is being called to order to consider tourism planning in the Shire. The jury is an initiative of the Australian Regional Tourism Research Centre (ARTRC) at Southern Cross University (SCU), which has been engaged by Byron Shire Council to develop a long-term tourism plan for the Shire. Project coordinator of the Byron Shire Tourism Management Plan and director of the ARTRC, Associate Professor Jeremy Buultjens, said it was vital for local people to be involved in the tourism planning process in

order to inuence decisions that would impact on their region. ‘It is important that local people have input into and support the Byron Shire Tourism Management Plan,’ he said. About 20 residents, randomly selected to form the jury, will meet over a weekend in early November to review destination development and management issues, and help develop a strategic vision for tourism for the Byron Shire. They will hear from expert ‘witnesses’ including people with local knowledge and experience as well as national and international tourism

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Tony’s send-off raises $15,000

Tony Narracott’s partner, Barbara Turner, with portrait prize winner Dolores Hartwig and her work ‘Looking Beyond’. Photo Jeff Dawson

Fourteen Tonys greeted over 200 guests at the ‘Life of Tony’ party to celebrate the life of Tony Narracott – they were the portraits painted by local artists for the Tony Narracott Portrait Prize. The Buddha Bar was ďŹ lled with Tony’s friends who enjoyed the evening and the chance to share memories, stories, jokes and laughter. It was a ďŹ tting tribute to a man who loved being the life of the party and to the local artists who had all succeeded in capturing Tony’s spirit. Andrew Narracott, Tony’s son, announced the winner

of the Tony Narracott Portrait Prize – Dolores Hartwig with her portrait ‘Looking Beyond’ – in a moving speech which also acknowledged and thanked the guests, Tony’s friends and all who had lent support and friendship over recent times. Also in keeping with Tony’s life and commitment to his community, the evening served as a fundraiser for the Tony Narracott Memorial Sub-fund of the Northern Rivers Community Foundation, supporting youth services in our region,

and The Buttery, to help build a new centre of excellence in the provision of services to people affected by drug, alcohol or gambling problems. A live auction, hilariously conducted by the irrepressible Mandy Nolan and Paul McCarthy, a silent auction and an instant rafe plus ticket sales all contributed to raise over $15,000 for the two charities. Organisers thank all the guests, businesses, artists and volunteers who contributed to make the event such a success.

As things are gearing up for the 12th Thursday Plantation East Coast Sculpture Show it has been announced that this exhibition will be the last of the annual sculpture shows at Thursday Plantation, Ballina, as a consequence of the change of ownership of TP Health Ltd. The show will be ofďŹ cially opened by Irina Baronova, formerly of the Ballets Russes, at a celebration gala garden party on Sunday September 30. There will be 59 new works joining the 41 award winners in the permanent collection. Over half of the artists whose work is appearing in this show have successfully exhibited before at Thursday Plantation. Admission is to the show costs $5, which includes a catalogue, and prizewinners will be announced and the show officially opened at 2.30pm on September 30. Lunch and refreshments are available from the Verandah CafĂŠ, or bring a picnic. The show continues every day from 9am to 5pm, seven days a week, until January 31, 2008, at Thursday Plantation, Pacific Highway, Ballina, 1km north of the Ballina/Byron airpor t turnoff. See more at www.sculptureshow.net.

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Local News Diary showcases local art

Honey, I shrunk the councillors

Byron Shire Mayor Jan Barham wonders what happened to her councillors. From left, Bonnie, Madi and Sophia have a go in the hot seats. Photo Lou Beaumont

Byron Shire Council held a youth meeting of representatives from seven Byron Shire Primary Schools on Wednesday September 19. The youth reps determined ďŹ ve priorities to inform the council for the BSC Cultural Plan. With the guidance of Mayor Jan Barham who chaired the meeting, the kids raised, seconded or rejected, modiďŹ ed and voted on their motions. The ďŹ rst of ideas was raised by Madi from Eltham Public School – a request for more youth social events, speciďŹ cally safe and supervised drug and alcohol free music and

sport gatherings for the young. The students were also given the opportunity to ask the Mayor questions about council. One asked, ‘Do you ever get really annoyed with each other?’ with the Mayor responding diplomatically that councillors with different backgrounds leads to different opinions which are a valuable part of voting in council. Cr Barham added it is vital that councillors can add opposing points of view to an issue and that they all respect and see the value in each other’s perspectives.

Showcasing 26 Northern Rivers artists in the one volume, The Byron Bay Art Diary 2008 is a lush offering from the immense talent of the region. Featuring a range of established artists including local favourites Rodney Black, Hobie Porter and Cornelia Burless, John Turton and John Giese, the diary also offers emerging talent in Melissa Matveyeff, Karla Dickens, Katka Adams, Jude Roberts and Anna Nordstrom. Diary creators Mesha Sendyk and Bernadette Curtin of True Art & Media have garnered the support of local businesses and of Mayor Jan Barham. She says, ‘The art diary celebrates our status as a creative community and creates a fantastic opportunity to expose local arts to a national audience.’ The Byron Bay Art Diary will be ofďŹ cially launched at Fresh in Byron Bay on October 4 at 6pm, all are welcome. A selection of artists from the publication will have work on display and for sale at the launch.

Bruns triathlon offers fun for all comers Story and photo Eve Jeffery Have you ever wanted to compete in a top class triathlon, but were too intimidated by the big guns? Then the third annual Brunswick Heads Triathlon is the event for you. The triathlon held on Sunday September 30 is a fundraiser organised by the Brunswick Heads Surf Life Saving Club, and is open to all ages and ďŹ tness levels. ‘The triathlon is a family fun day to promote health and ďŹ tness but it’s also for those who enjoy a bit of competition,’ says club president Craig Reid. ‘This is a safe environment to attempt triathlon. You can have a go without having to

Mad about the buoy: last year’s winner Joseph Lampe in action.

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oval and back. There are several race categories with junior, senior and teams included, and for those who would like to participate in only one or two legs of the event, they can let the organisers know when they sign up and can join a team on the day. ‘We run this event at a high

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Local News Splendour in the spotlight at meeting and forum From front page

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days of the year. Representatives of the NBSP spoke in turn about how the size of the land allowed exibility and mobility of certain aspects of the festival, from using directional sound production which can be shifted to avoid direct exposure to sensitive areas, to movable fencing which would cordon off areas that may be only used seasonally or temporarily by certain fauna species. When asked if they planned to attend Sunday’s meeting in Ocean Shores, both festival organiser Jessica Ducrou and NBSP shareholder Brandon Saul said that they had initially accepted an invitation but had withdrawn in the fear that it had turned into a protest rally. A press release from the NBSP said, ‘We are saddened that what could have been a good opportunity to clarify the issues relating to our trial DA for Splendour In The Grass with the community, seems to have become a platform to protest our proposal. Without an agenda or guidelines for the conduct of Sunday’s meeting, we unfortunately do not believe the meeting would provide the basis for a frank and constructive exchange of factual information.’ Mr Saul told The Echo, ‘I am afraid to go, and I also felt

for my safety at the last Council meeting. And the downside of that is that the community didn’t get to consult with us. People have genuine concerns and they didn’t get answers and we want to have that conversation. ‘The ultimate act of consultation is that we have voluntarily chosen to move forward with a trial event and not a permanent DA. My hope is that it gives the community a chance to see a real outcome firsthand, and to form their own opinion before being asked to comment on the long term future of the property.’ According to a press release last Friday from Sam McGuinness, the Sustainable Cities Campaigner for the Nature Conservation Council of NSW, ‘The Splendour In The Grass proposal adjacent and within the Jones Road wildlife corridor will have enormous environmental impacts on a fragile ecosystem. While the Festival appears to minimise their ecological footprint in some respects, this event with such high patronage, noise emissions and infrastructure requirements is inappropriate for this particular site. Its close proximity to threatened fauna should require that an alternative site is found.’ Q Letters, page 12

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up late, constantly studying and researching. However all his efforts met with mixed success. He even spent $12,000 on a 12 hour course but when he applied the principles he met with complete failure. Undaunted he kept going for 12 years as a part time investor and relentless researcher. And then in 2001 Jules found his winning formula that his students are now using to make thousands of dollars a week. That memory is burned into his brain. In his Àrst trade, using this new, powerful, cash generating system, Jules made $11,877 in a matter of hours. Not long after he quit his job at Hewlett Packard and became a full time investor. It is not every day that a 37 year old can profess to running a successful home based business working only six hours a week. Seeing his incredible success, his family and friends hounded him to teach them his new system. Within a short period of time, they were making money also. The word spread and soon Jules was teaching this exciting system to people looking for an easier and faster way to make money. Today people from all walks of life are à ocking to his sem-

inars to discover his remarkable system. Jules has never forgotten his roots. He sponsors several disadvantaged children in poverty stricken countries and is a big supporter of charitable projects. Jules believes teaching allows him to share his gift with others. ‘What‘s different about my course is that I continually strive to deliver the course in an interesting and easy to understand format. I know that people like things to be simple, so I explain it so that anyone can follow, and I make it fun and interesting and therefore anyone can understand and apply the information for their own beneĂ€t.’ ‘For me, teaching these strategies allows me to share my enthusiasm with others. I enjoy meeting people and I am passionate about the hobby that has gained me a quality lifestyle. I take pride in what I teach so others too can enjoy life and not stress about

money,’ Jules says. Jules will be hosting a 4 hour Stock Market & Options Trading course at The Lord Byron Resort, 120 Jonson Street, Byron Bay, NSW Tuesday 9th October : 6:00pm to 10:30pm Saturday 13th October : 1:00pm to 5:30pm Thursday 18th October : 6:00pm to 10:30pm If you are looking for Ànancial improvement in your life, you can’t afford to miss this event. At this course, you will learn the realistic approach to investing in shares, how you can make money whether the market is going up or down, and how you could generate a monthly income from shares. Bonuses worth over $270 will be given away absolutely FREE. Tickets are only $44 a person. If you are not happy with the course, your money will be refunded in full, and you still get to keep the $270 worth of bonuses. To reserve your seat

CALL NOW! Telephone: 1300 557 881 or 02 6626 6881 Web: www.julecorp.com For more details about the seminar see page 6.

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Local News Feteful clowning around

Grumpy clown and happy clown Tao Swann and Jackson Benson, both in Year 4 at Upper Main Arm Public, sit out the next act at the Main Arm Spring Fete and Art Show. Main Arm school got all the luck on Saturday with the weather holding out despite rain on the coast and in the parallel valley. Kids and dogs ran amok choosing from food, face painting, parachute games and other fun in the sun activities. Photo Lou Beaumont

Help Ibu Chusnul Margie Farrell It is almost exactly ďŹ ve years since the bombing in the tourist district of Kuta in Bali, Indonesia – 202 people died including 88 Australians, 209 people were injured, many of them Indonesian Muslims like Ibu Chusnul. Government assistance is supposed to be there for the injured, however for one woman Ibu Chusnul Chotimah, medical assistance was discontinued and she lay at home desperately wishing that there would be a doctor who would conduct euthanasia because the pain and suffering was so intense. In desperation she wrote to Lin Vanderstukken and Judy Shelley of the Australia Indonesia Arts Alliance asking for assistance, as in the past the AIAA had raised aid through fundraising efforts in Byron Bay to help her buy a much needed motorbike. Funds raised through the AIAA help pay for her electricity bills and living expenses while in hospital. This week Byron can show their compassion to Ibu Chusnul through buying an AIAA rafe ticket. Tickets are available from Polos Interiors Brunswick and Bangalow Post OfďŹ ce. Contact AIAA 6685 7789.

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The cost of drugs No, this is not a lowdown on current street prices, but mostly a look at the social cost of our popular legal drug, alcohol. According to new research conducted by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOSCAR) and funded by the National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund (NDLERF), NSW Police spend at least $50 million a year responding to alcohol-related crime. According to the Bureau, the money spent by NSW Police responding to alcohol-related crime would pay the annual salaries of around 1,000 full time constables in NSW. Salary costs associated with reactive policing duties consumed most of the resources, totalling over $18 million in 2005. Around one-third of alcohol related salary expenditure ($17 million) was spent on proactive policing. The remainder was spent on associated costs. A copy of the research can be downloaded from www. ndlerf.gov.au or by contacting the NDLERF Secretariat on (03) 6230 2550, or email secretariat@ndlerf.gov.au. Responding to the research, Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said alcohol-related issues represent a major drain on police resources covering violence, malicious damage, public disorder and road fatalities. Independent research has found alcohol is a factor in 75% of street offences attended by police, 40% of assaults and over a third of sexual assaults and homicides. BOSCAR also keeps statistics – which can be downloaded from www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/bocsar – by local government area. In the Byron LGA, legal actions brought by police for exceeding the prescribed alcohol limit (PCA) totalled 614 in 2003, 497 in 2004, 469 in 2005 and 412 in 2006. By comparison the Ballina LGA legal actions for the same offence were 248, 240, 223, and 220 in the same years. In other drug offences one would expect a high number of charges related to cannabis in the Byron LGA, and such is the case. Figures for possession and/or use of cannabis vary from 303 in 2002 to 259 in 2006. There are few charges related to other drug use, though there were 14 offences in dealing in amphetamines in 2002 and hardly any charges at all for dealing in narcotics from 2002 to 2006. Again by comparison, Ballina has a much lower offence rate for cannabis – 70 possession/use in 2002 and 46 in 2006. The statistics reflect police activity, not necessarily the predominance of particular drug use or trafficking. Heroin drug lords are not caught by local police, nor is there a true reflection of the latest scourge, crystal meth (methamphetamine). According to a 2006 press release by BOSCAR and the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC), the number of people arrested for methamphetamine use in NSW has more than doubled over the past decade. In 2005 there were 3,091 arrests for methamphetamine, or 46 per 100,000 persons in NSW. This represents a 253% rise on the 1,114 methamphetamine arrests in 1995 (18 per 100,000 arrests per 100,000 persons). When alcohol and crystal meth are consumed together, the result is disastrous in terms of personal health and antisocial behaviour. It is one of the new challenges facing Byron Shire. If you want to learn more, NDARC has a good database online (http://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au) on drug use and the dangers associated with individual drugs.

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et’s not be silly about this. While it may not be clear who was the source of the revelation about Kevin Rudd’s heart surgery, there can be no doubt at all about its purpose, which was to damage Rudd. Particularly since Mark Latham and his pancreatitis, the health of political leaders has been a matter of fascination for the media, with the slightest suggestion of a hidden weakness being considered a serious problem. In Rudd’s case it would appear that there is no weakness, hidden or otherwise: the surgery was 15 years ago, routine and apparently entirely successful. Since then Rudd has regularly worked 18 hour days and walked the Kokoda Track, hardly a regimen for invalids. In all probability the story will do him no lasting harm. But that does not mean it was not intended to. Howard and his ministers scoff at the idea that the government was the source; after all, it was a distraction from their attack on Rudd’s slip over tax rates, which they were trying to expand into a broader onslaught about superficiality and inexperience. But this does not mean there is no such thing as a government dirt unit; it may not go by that name, but there is certainly a nest of apparatchiks dedicated to the task of uncovering anything at all, on or off the public record, which can be used to discredit Rudd and his ministers. All the stuff about Rudd’s childhood, the meetings with Brian Burke, the night

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John Howard would never need heart surgery, for the same reason that Philip Ruddock was unlikely to die of blood poisoning… by Mungo MacCallum never succumb to a brain tumour and Peter Costello was forever safe from testicular cancer. With a touch of wit and style it could have been turned onto a political plus. Instead, Jenny Macklin and Anthony Albanese, both of whom should have known better, got up and ranted about a huge and sinister conspiracy without being able to name a single conspirator. And when Rudd was taunted for leaving it to others to make the accusations, he fell for it and joined in the screaming match.

derations of character, provided it is political, not personal character, are a legitimate concern. Tape up the windows and head for the cellars, my fellow electors; we’re in for a big one. The next couple of weeks are going to be very tiresome indeed, as John Howard indulges in the traditional prime ministerial pastime of playing silly buggers over the election date. Expect a lot of wink, wink, nudge, nudge, hint, hint, will he, won’t he before he finally treks out to Yarralumla to ask GovernorGeneral Major-General

Whatsisname to issue the writs. And it will be belated: only Billy McMahon has stretched his term out so long, and for the same reason – sheer cowardice in the face of bad opinion polls. And of course, in the end Billy lost anyway. Kevin Rudd has already drawn attention to the procrastination by his cheeky pseudo-launch, but he can’t keep gimmicks like that up every weekend. A meeting with Al Gore on Sunday made a nice counterpoint to the government’s announcement of national renewable energy targets – or rather its endorsement of targets already announced by the states – but there remains the feeling that everyone is stuck in a form of political limbo while Howard dithers. And it is probably not doing him much good; I suspect that by now the voters are thoroughly sick of the phoney campaign and just want to get on with the real thing. The tension also seems to be having a peculiar effect on some of Howard’s own troops. Last week Alexander Downer gave an extended interview with the Adelaide Advertiser in which he laid out an extensive program he would like to undertake as Premier of South Australia. Was he trying to tell us something? Or was he just stuck, as so often, in Fantasyland, the happiest kingdom of them all? In any case, he still has ideas above his station. It is to be hoped that his next project should be more realistic: perhaps a stint on the Goolwa council?

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This was a serious mistake: outrage is simply not Rudd’s bag. He is better at it than Andrew Peacock was, but not by much. Rudd’s great strength has been his refusal to engage in histrionics; while all around him splutter and foam with mock indignation, he keeps his cool. The considered, unruffled image has been one of his great strengths, the reason for his appeal beyond the normal political in-group. His performance last Thursday almost certainly hurt him far more that the original story. And meanwhile Tony Abbott, of all people, has promised a clean campaign based on arguments about policy – although he adds that he still believes consi-

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at the New York strip club was not the result of an opposition press release. John Howard said indignantly last week that he didn’t need a dirt unit; he could beat Rudd without smears. Well, perhaps, but so far he has not tried. But the real story of the week was not the revelations themselves, but how the Labor Party mishandled them.The smart thing to do would have been to reply, that sure Rudd had had heart surgery, and so what? So had thousands of others. At least it proved he had a heart; John Howard would never need heart surgery, for the same reason that Philip Ruddock was unlikely to die of blood poisoning, Alexander Downer would

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Buttery omen I was strangely relieved and saddened, all at once, to ďŹ nd a Richmond Birdwing Buttery, dead nonetheless, as I rounded a corner off Bangalow Road, Byron Bay – the ďŹ rst I have seen in 13 years living in the Shire. (I am an avid butterfly watcher!) Could this signal a return of this magniďŹ cent endangered species? Let’s hope so. Dream on, Vic Richens! Sally Freeman-Greene

Byron Bay

That speed camera I have had many calls as a response to my earlier letters about the speed camera on the PaciďŹ c Highway in Ewingsdale. In fact even in the last two days I received three calls now several weeks since my last letter in The Echo. It just shows the power your newspaper has in communicating with the community. Again one woman called who had received 13 ďŹ nes. Others tell me they are just getting notices now for ďŹ nes dating back to May. How can anyone at State Debt Recovery OfďŹ ce justify that? A spokesperson for Don Page told me that the State Treasurer Mr Costa is still looking into the matter. As before I was informed that the best action to take for anyone who has been issued ďŹ nes is post or fax a copy of their ďŹ nes together with a covering letter denying the charge and the reasons why you know you were not speeding to Don Page’s ofďŹ ce. Only by going through the MP ofďŹ ce can the ďŹ nes be postponed. Don Page’s fax number is 6686 7470 or you can post to 1/7 Moon St, Ballina continued overleaf

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Aunty Program forced to close The continual demise of community groups under the Howard government has claimed another valuable asset, the Aunty Program. We have been advised that the program will not receive recurrent funding for 2007-08. Over the years Aunty has been involved in the lives of hundreds of girls and women, providing a special relationship enabling the girls to bloom in confidence, gain new skills, and providing a conďŹ dant they could see as someone special in their lives. The women who volunteered for the Aunty program are an exceptional group of women. They have given of their time generously and enjoyed the company of the young girls. The Aunty program has been running very successfully for the last six years. Over the past two years Aunty has supported girls who have one or both parents who suffer from a mental illness. Currently we have two girls whose parents have an intellectual disability. Their aunty has been a great support for them, offering friendship and activities that provide relief from often stressful experiences. Currently this particular group represents 7% of the girls in our program. This is an area of support that Aunty had hoped to expand in the future. As a group we have received invaluable support from the

Byron, Lismore and Ballina communities. This support we have received from the local community over the years has been tremendous. There are too many to names to mention but it ranges from volunteer assistance, donations and in kind support. Ian Causley and Justine Elliott have lobbied the federal government on our behalf under the Local Answers funding. In their response to our application for recurrent funding the government indicated they support our work however have advised us to look for support options through local philanthropic organisations. This option has been explored but the small donations available are insufďŹ cient for our organisation to remain viable. To say we are disappointed with the governments response is an understatement. The federal government’s gratuititous suggestion we seek funds from our local community while they sit on a $17 billion surplus of taxpayer’s money! It is pertinent to note that local National Party member Ian Causley who supported our continuation was not able to wield any inuence on his Liberal colleagues! The Aunty Program will cease to operate on December 14 this year unless we receive funding from an organisation or individual. To our supporters over the

years, Aunties, girls, families, staff, committee members and all those other people who have at some time given their time, energy, funds and good will to the Aunty program we wish to thank each and every one of you. You have all made a difference in the lives of so many girls and Aunties. To quote from Paul Kelly ‘from little things big things grow’. This is intrinsic to the philosophy of Aunty.

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NSW 2478. Something that is not common knowledge is that if you have not had a fine in the last ten years in NSW then the State Debt Recovery Office has the power to waive your fine.You must be a resident of NSW, though. Other conditions apply but it is certainly worth a phone call. I am happy to talk to anyone who has further questions. My number is 6680 5824 or you can email me on brycehouston@westnet. com.au. Bryce Houston

Byron Bay

To the Editor Daniel Bode deplores (Letters, September 11) ‘personal attacks’ and ‘personal hatreds’ shown by some of your correspondents. I would suggest that this is because they do not understand the convention of ‘Letters to the Editor’ (yes, it’s so headed). They believe, it seems, that the heading is ‘Letters through the Editor’. Their misconception causes them to wrongly address themselves to other correspondents and, far too often, vent their spleen. If they referred to others in the third person, an element of detachment rather than ‘personal hatreds’ and ‘personal attacks’, could exist. It really amounts (if

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Pros and cons of the Splendour DA Q I am writing in support of the development application for the Splendour in the Grass festival site at Yelgun. I strongly urge Byron Shire Council to approve this application on the following grounds. There is really no way that a short-term music festival (three days and nights) will impact greatly upon the local wildlife and its movement along the existing and incomplete wildlife corridor between Mt Warning and the Billinudgel Nature Reserve. The Pacific Highway, with well over one million traffic movements north and south all year round, does a better job of interrupting the wildlife corridor, not to mention killing and maiming animals which attempt to cross. The existing wildlife crossings and the approaches to them are inadequate to say the least. Any attempt to redress this inadequacy should be encouraged and not stymied. If the end result of a large three-day music festival is a garden for wildlife and community facilities for small-scale cultural activities, approval of the DA is logical. There are many benefits, economic, social and cultural, for the Byron/Tweed Region that are obvious and already well voiced. That such benefits should be subtracted due to a small but vocal shibboleth in the community and on Council would be an extraordinary step on the part of the Council as a whole, not to mention against the overwhelming support the move for the festival has among the wider community. While Splendour has had a good run at Belongil, most reasonable people would agree, (putting aside the benefits listed above), that the congestion, interruption and loud music represents an overall impost to the

town of Byron, simply due to its proximity to residences and associated difficulties with regard to traffic management. The site at Yelgun dispenses with such imposts, due to its lack of proximity to residential areas as well as the new site’s ability to contain all traffic management measures on site. The distance from the nearest point of the site (overflow carpark) to a residential area is 1.5km. The distance from the festival part of the site (where noise will be generated) is 2.2km to the same residences. There is also a ridgeline between the festival site and the Billinudgel Nature Reserve/residential area. This will act as a natural noise barrier. That any residences in the Ocean Shores area should be at all affected stretches the outer limits of belief. The long-term plan for the site, as I understand it, is for extensive revegetation to occur, the first part being the upgrade of the wildlife corridor, with an associated tunnel under Jones Road. This will provide a far more contiguous corridor than exists now. I also understand that during the festival patrons will be contained within a ‘bubble’ of double rowed security fencing preventing access to sensitive habitat and other surrounding areas generally: This kind of fencing is a feature not even APEC had! It would seem that a temporary DA would provide Council and the community at large a clearer picture of all impacts, both positive and negative. It would then give Council, the community and the applicants a very good chance of changing or finetuning any number of aspects of the festival and use of the site. Despite howls of protest to the contrary, consent for a temporary DA is just that: tempo-

rary! If it is conclusively shown – and I doubt it will be – that the overwhelming impact of the festival in its new setting is negative, Council has the right to disallow any future use of the site for such a festival. One item that no-one has mentioned, not even the applicants, is that if the Casino to Murwillumbah rail line is reopened the site has ready access to major public transport infrastructure. It could be said that such a festival in such a site may even provide the economic circuit breaker to ensure the viability of the line, with the provision of a rail platform for use during the festival and pedestrian access to the festival site via the Yelgun Road underpass. Bearing in mind that such extensive revegetation is to occur, and that the proponents of the DA wish to make the festival infrastructure carbon neutral/ negative, whilst providing a positive influence on the economic, social and cultural landscape of the Byron/Tweed region it would appear that a positive outcome for their DA should be logical.

dera to the coast. • there are 26 threatened fauna recorded for the event site, including Koala. • they propose to cut and tunnel through an archaeological ridge. • the proposal is contrary to both the environmental zoning in place and Council’s own Wildlife Corridor Mapping. • the area is a high fire zone and also experiences flash flooding. • the logistics of the emergency evacuation of 23,000 patrons is dubious. • will again create traffic congestion on both local roads and expressway. • loss of rural amenity. • It is not possible to control 23,000 patrons in this terrain. • high noise impact on surrounding communities. • lack of infrastructure, unlike Byron Bay, there is no entertainment outside the venue. Please fax or post your submission to The General Manager, Byron Shire Council, PO Box 219, Mullumbimby, NSW 2482. Fax 6684 3018. Margie Heggie

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Byron Ballina Tumbulgum Greens are opposed to the establishment of a Festival Q If any of your readers are Events facility at the Yelgun considering opposing the site. A meeting of members Splendour in the Grass fes- adopted this position due tival at the North Ocean to the social impact, the Shores/Yelgun site, please environmental sensitivity of submit your objections to the area and its close proxByron Council by Septem- imity to the Billinudgel ber 28 and quote DA: Nature Reserve. 10.2007.462.1 – 2008 The Greens support ‘Splendour in the Grass BEACON, the Byron EnviFestival’. ronment Centre (BEC) and You may wish to include Conservation of North some of the following points Ocean Shores (CONOS), in your submission: the South Golden Beach • the site lies immediately Progress Association, New beside the Billinudgel Nature Brighton Village AssociaReserve and is located in tion, the Yelgun Progress one of the last remaining Association, the North wildlife corridors on the far Coast Environment Counnorth coast of NSW con- cil and Australians for Aninecting the Mt Warning cal- mals in opposing the plan.

Due consideration was given to the enthusiasm for cultural events and the postive impacts on the local economy of attracting visitors to the area. The fundamental problem is that the proposed site is adjacent to a nature corridor. In 1995, approximately 325 hectares of mainly wetlands was acquired by the NSW Coalition government and the Billinudgel Nature Reserve was established. In 1996, the NSW Labor government added a further 400ha of environmentally significant lands to the reserve. Further acquisitions, via the Coastal Lands Acquisition Scheme & Compensatory Habitat, have been added to the reserve which now covers an area of approximately 1,000ha. The NSW Roads and Traffic Authority has purchased Compensatory Habitat, incorporated fauna movement devices in the highway design (under and over passes) and carried out extensive habitat rehabilitation in an effort to enhance the function of the wildlife corridor and mitigate impacts of the new highway. All this at the cost of 4.5 million dollars. To situate a festival venue in the middle of Australia’s most easterly wildlife corridor would disrupt the breeding cycles of threatened species, in particular Koala and microchiropteran bats. The impact of 23,000 patrons per day, traffic movements and the high noise levels booming from the within the wildlife corridor, would not only affect threatened species, the local community will also suffer. A proposal of this scale in an area of high environmental and cultural sensitivity cannot be justified. Giovanni Ebono

Greens candidate for Richmond

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Letters properly observed) to readers being allowed the ‘privilege’ of reading ‘private’ correspondence. You, the Editor, are the second person. If you, Sir, took up the matter, and urged people to observe the convention and write to you, I believe Daniel Bode would be more likely to see ‘integrity’ and the kick [ing of] the ball instead of person’. There is, of course, the not so small matters of bigotry and dogmatism (which cannot tolerate criticism, contradiction, or mockery) but I will not go into these here. J Rose

Mullumbimby

Billi serpent Some believe that at the end of the rainbow lies a big pot of gold for those that can successfully make the journey across. Well, closer to home at the end of the Dune-esque looking

psychedelic grub or the serpent’s awakening lies Billinudgel, where a big pot of beer awaits. I’m talking of course about the incredible piece of design called the Billi ‘walkover’ which no doubt in years to come will rival the big banana at Coffs, the big pineapple up at Nambour or maybe even the big bullshitter down in Canberra. As you drive past this monument of oversized proportions in the evening you could quite easily be led to believe that something much larger could await at the other end. Maybe a small town casino or an upmarket strip joint, but no. What you get is a one horse town that is smaller in both length and breadth than the walkway itself. It’s absolutely fantastic. I love it. I’m sure soon the novelty will wear off and it will

proceed to take its rightful place in among its rather dreary surrounds (cul de sacs and industrial estates). But for now let us celebrate the fact that we have a new godlike phenomenon on our hands and celebrate it in awe much like the Anangu tribes of Uluru must have done when they ďŹ rst set their eyes on the world’s largest monolith. I swear this thing can even be seen by Google Earth. Has anybody actually walked over it yet? Can we as locals do as the Anangu at Uluru do by denouncing those that do wish to walk over such a sacred site? Will tourists who walk from one end to another receive a certiďŹ cate of achievement and maybe even steal one of the light bulbs and take it home with them until the obvious bad luck begins to hit their immediate families?

Whatever happened to the hundreds of bird boxes which were so lovingly made and painted by the Mullumbimby community as part of the Abigroup’s lost habitat program? It’s nearly spring, ya know. Kol Dimond

Mullumbimby

Broadband access Some of your readers have recently received a misleading letter from the Federal Minister for Communications, Senator Helen Coonan, incorrectly advising you cannot access broadband. There’s just one problem: many of the people who received the letter already have broadband. Feedback Telstra has received from people who received the letter and are already using broadband proves that, for many people, the letter is blatantly wrong.

The Minister’s letter, which claims residents had ‘not received a commercial upgrade to enable access to ADSL or wireless broadband’, has been sent to apparently thousands of residents who can already access wireless broadband via Telstra’s Next G network. It has also been sent to people who already have ADSL. Worse, in some cases it has been sent to people who already have ADSL from exchanges that were upgraded with the assistance of taxpayers’ funds: something the Minister should already have known. This reckless attempt by the government to mask Telstra’s existing broadband service offerings and undermine its investments in regional Australia is a departure from the truth that cannot go unanswered.

The Minister must immediately correct her letter, not only for Telstra and its shareholders, but for other providers in these areas as well. Telstra’s Next G network provides wireless broadband access to over 98% of the population, so people who don’t have broadband and want it should contact Telstra to discuss their options, rather than risk taking at face value the misleading information provided by the Minister. Geoff Booth

Group Managing Director Telstra Country Wide

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Letters Sue talks about the devastating impact reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in 20 years time will have on, wait for it, the cost of living and jobs. Sue, if this reduction is not implemented like yesterday, then there will be no jobs and no living. As a doctor I would think that you would understand this, or are you just running the /iÀ“Ê{ĂŠVÂœĂ•Ă€ĂƒiĂƒĂŠ>Ă€iĂŠÂ?Ă•ĂƒĂŒĂŠ party line? This society has to pull its >Ă€ÂœĂ•Â˜`ĂŠĂŒÂ…iĂŠVÂœĂ€Â˜iĂ€

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One of nature’s gentlemen John Campbell Maybe it was Jim Devlin’s karma that, though he has left us way too early, he did so on a sunny day at Watego’s, with whales in the water nearby and a nice swell to be part of. Jim grew up by the sea and was educated at Christian Brothers, Manly. He was a keen supporter of the Sea Eagles rugby league team, but that allegiance soon took a distant second place to what became an enduring passion, surďŹ ng. After travelling abroad, Jim was reunited with Madelyn, a gal from St Louis, Missouri, whom he had earlier met in Sydney. Together they went to Groote Eylandt, where Jim worked as an electrician, and in 1978, the year of their American wedding, they purchased a property at Nimbin. It was too far from the surf for Jim and, after eighteen

months, they sold up and came down to the coast to live in Byron. The north coast at this time was experiencing an influx of newcomers who were eager live a dream different from orthodox expectations. They were not sea changers, rather, they were trailblazers for whom the relocation was a natural

extension of a lifestyle already embarked upon. Jim and Madelyn were part of that groundbreaking generation who contributed so much to changing the cultural landscape of the area. After a couple of years at the Bay, they moved to Federal, where Jim became an active member of the community and, more recently,

co-founder of the Second Wind Malibu Club, of which he was treasurer and current champion. A republican, he was proud of his Irish ancestry and curious about the world and all that was in it. Laconic, unpretentious, with a shaggy dog charm which allowed him to mix in any company, Jim was one of those rarities – a bloke about whom nobody had a bad word to say. Last Sunday week, in the ocean doing what he enjoyed best, his heart gave out on him, and, at 57, he was gone. His generosity of spirit and steadfast good cheer will be sorely missed. He is survived by Madelyn, his son Alan, daughter Megan, brothers Kevin and Charly, and sisters Angela and Maureen. Vale Jim Devlin, truly one of nature’s gentlemen.

The ukeleles gather in laidback force Eve Jeffery When one thinks of the ukulele, images of Polynesians with oral shirts and Tiny Tim and his tulip-tipped toes spring to mind, but a new movement has begun in Byron Bay which is changing all of that. What was once a group of friends jamming at parties has swelled into a monthly gathering of the North Coast Ukulele Collective which is attended by 100 enthusiasts of all ages, from the very young right up to the very young at heart, with a total membership of 240, which includes the formation of splinter groups. The group meetings use an ‘islander approach’ to things and are cruisy and relaxed, also paying homage to Hawaiian culture and music quite often, as that’s where the ukulele comes

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from. One of the group’s members, Catherine Mercer, says she is addicted. ‘I saw one of the performances by the Collective, and

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and others say the same. Forget the men, girls – this is where it’s really at!’ The group will be having a fundraiser to buy a banner which can be used in community events such as International Peace Day, and the Fatherhood Festival. With a huge lineup of guests the evening promises to be a great event and simply way too much fun. The NCUC currently meets at the Byron Bay Bowling Club on the last Wednesday of every month, and anyone can come along – although you have a better time if you bring your ukulele. To ďŹ nd out more visit www. ukulelecollective.com or come to the Ewingsdale Hall on September 29 forThe Ukulele Rocks! Fundraiser featuring Will Conner,The Romaniacs, and Hawaiian dancers.

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Death of a mother magpie Libby Ward Recently a gum tree above the western carpark at Ocean Shores Shopping Centre has been home to a family of magpies. Local residents would be aware of the parent magpies which have raised their families in the gum tree over the previous years. Mother magpie apparently this breeding season overstepped her protective nature and required severe punishment carried out by Brunswick Police. Her penalty for her offence was to be shot in view of local shoppers, children and local business houses. Mother magpie was shot by a rifle, exploded from her nest and her splattered remains landing on parked vehicles. The local law enforcers then left the scene, satisfied action had been

side the shop and saw the heads of the crying babies and asked what was going to be done about the nest and their care. I was horrified to hear that no-one had taken action to have the babies brought down from their nest. I called a local tree lopper who lived at Goonengerry and asked could he come to my assistance immediately and retrieve the babies from the nest. Without hesitation, Nic Hart arrived within an hour, climbed the tree and recovered the starving little babies, all for the cost of his petrol. Well done, Nic, and thank you again. The babies are now receiving lots of tender loving care and will be returned to the wild when they regain their strength and are ready for flight.

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SoilCare Inc has invited Dr Maarten Stapper to hold two workshops, one at Wollongbar, and the other one at Dyraaba about sustainable, healthy and productive farming systems. The Biological Farming workshops will cover how biological farming systems work, the importance of soil health, speciďŹ cally soil biology and

Hans Lovejoy Eke Darville, 18, of Byron Bay, has scored a leading role the latest series of ABC TV’s drama BlueWater High. He will be leaving for Sydney at the end of this month, and told The Echo by phone he knocked at the doors of talent agency Gilchrist Casting only six months ago. It’s been a rapid rise for Eke to this point. He has already worked on East Of Everything, auditioned for commercials and feature ďŹ lms all while preparing for his HSC. ‘It’s only a six month contract and could be extended. With this industry it’s important to get a foot in the door which will lead to other movies and ďŹ lms.’ Charmaine Gilchrist from Gilchrist Casting added, ‘Eka auditioned for Blue Water High firstly in our ofďŹ ce and before we even sent the tape off, the girls knew he was in with a good chance. Within a week he was on hold, own to Sydney and landed a lead role as one of the six teens.’ ‘I’ve been in Byron on and off since I was 4,’ says Eke, ‘and my parents are ChezĂŠ Darville and Chinta Reiss who are African drum and dance teachers who have lived here for years. Mum has always been socially and politically active – she helped organise the Ethical Feast and the Independence from America protests, among others. ‘I am politically active and motivated with

soil carbon, soil degradation and its remediation, increasing fertiliser efďŹ ciency, and the real value of soil tests. The Wollongbar workshop will be held on Monday October 8 in the conference room of the agricultural institute running 9.30am3pm. The workshop is free for lifetime members of SoilCare Inc, for students

with ID $5, for everyone else the cost is $10.00. This includes morning tea at 9.30am and lunch. Bookings are required even with free entry – phone Jackie Luethi on 6626 1329. Dr Maarten Stapper has an agricultural engineering degree in agriculture and catchment management in the semi-arid tropics.

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everything I do. I would strongly advise everyone to watch Zeitgeist The Movie 2007 which is a political doco that puts everything in perspective with things like religion, 9/11, microchipping and peak oil.

I am looking forward to being in films that are catalysts for social change and explore alternative views. For example The Fountain explores ancient Mayan cultures and is well worth seeing.’

BYS needs volunteers Byron Youth Service (BYS) is currently recruiting community volunteers who have the talent, time and enthusiasm to work with young people involved in 2007 programs. BYS is offering an orientation session to inform potential volunteers about the organisation and the

various roles available to supporters. This free session will be held on Thursday September 27 at 4pm at the Byron Youth Activities Centre, 1 Gilmore Crescent, Byron Bay, followed by a social soirĂŠe. Book by calling Rosalie Bryant on 6685 7777 (ext 4) or email mentoring@bys.org.au.

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What will the cost of mega festivals be to Byron Shire? These are some of the facts: • 92% of Splendour festival goers come from outside the shire. (Splendour DA).

• The D.A. for a trial at Yelgun site will up the number of festival goers by one third to 24,500. (Splendour DA). • 153 people needed hospital admission or ambulance assistance over the last Splendour Festival weekend. (Byron Echo 7th August). • According to police ‘136 drivers were drug-tested at the (last) Splendour in the Grass Music Festival’. That means as many as one in 15 drivers was under the influence of drugs. (Tweed Sun, 23rd August). • According to police the Tweed Byron area has led the state for six of the past seven years in the number of drink driving arrests per capita, with figures showing one in 42 drivers was over the legal limit. (Tweed Sun, August 23rd 2007). • Police report that approximately 80% of their time in Byron is taken up with alcohol related incidents (Byron Council Community Safety Plan). • Byron Shire is ranked 15th in the state for recorded incidents of assault (not domestic violence related) in 2006. (Bureau of Crime and Statistics).

• Byron’s rate of sexual assault is 200% higher than Waverley Council – Bondi. (Bureau of Crime and Statistics).

Byron Council knows these statistics. This is what their application for a safe community grant to the NSW Government in 2006 said: ‘Each year there is a significant influx of tourists to the Byron Bay area to attend organised events such as New Years Eve, Blues Festival, Splendour in the Grass and Schoolies Week. Some of these events attract up to 30,000 participants and are linked to a significant increase in Byron crime statistics, particularly for alcohol related sexual offences/assault, drug detection and stealing.’

Council has failed to address the impact of mega music festivals. Isn’t it about time they did? What does the community say? Splendour’s own telephone poll survey shows 96% of respondents support family tourism.

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sell off essential utilities which have been publicly owned since their inception? Is it simply the attraction of making a quick and substantial boost to revenue, or of lessening responsibility in delivering services or is it something more insidious? It’s interesting to note that no sooner had John Howard become PM in 1996 than he was signing us to the Global Agreement on Trades and Services. The GATS commits government to divest itself of ownership of public utilities now and forever. The sale of

Telstra, rural freight, AWB and other publicly owned services testify to their commitment to GATS. Now State Labor wants to privatise the power industry, its generators and retail outlets. It has tried before under Carr and failed, but the Iemma government wants to do it again, even in the face of staunch and majority opposition. While I think we need to do all that can be done to oppose this, if it comes to the point where not you or I nor even the unions look like succeeding, then there may still be a workable plan B, and a way to keep the

power in public hands. Byron Shire Council in conjunction with other Far North Coast councils like those grouped under the NOROC banner could buy and cooperate Country Energy. This regional ownership would prevent it from being destroyed by profit eyed economic rationalists who would reduce and exploit the workers, run down infrastructure and/or sell off bits to generate the best quick profits. Profit driven corporations aren’t interested in encouraging consumers to use less fossil fuelled power, not even to save them from siz-

zling, and nuclear generation is the next thing that’s on offer as it can also be centrally controlled. Local ownership may mean greater opportunity to pursue diverse, renewable and locally sourced power. So what do you reckon, councillors, what do you think, people? Let’s work for real power for local/ regional government. There is a group formed to assist moves towards creating greater regional self reliance. It is the Autonomous Regions Coalition and can be contacted via arc@a-r-c.org.au.

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Each year Spaghetti Circus presents a show in a Big Top. But not this year. This time the show is much more mobile. ‘I decided to go with a different process. I wanted to create a show that would fit into schools and was easy to travel around. I wanted to offer the kids a more theatrical process.’ Simon involved school kids in a consultative process when developing the show. ‘I started off by surveying school kids about sport. Kids from Shearwater and Mullumbimby High filled in the questionnaires. It turns out a lot of kids love watching sport, but their favourite moments are things like sports people being dacked. They also loved the violence in sport – Funniest Home Video style, where people enjoy the hideous accidents. It makes you feel human when they see people try but not quite make it. It’s the slapstick in sport that makes it translate into circus.’ The show was created with the kids from Spaghetti. ‘I worked a lot from improvisation. I spoke to the performance kids, and improvised for a few months. We only had two rehearsals where there was full attendance! ‘This is the first show the Performance Troupe has done. I’ve picked 13 kids. They auditioned, and selection was based on skill and dedication. These kids train four times a week.’

‘In term four we will be performing at nine schools. Those include schools in Bonalbo, Nimbin and Murwillumbah. We will also be doing hour and a half workshops. The project is partly funded by Connect-ED to get Arts into disadvantaged schools and to create programs. This is part of a new

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now on what he wants to do. He just lives and breathes it.’

So why the sports show?

Simon credits the success of Spaghetti Circus to the nature of our North Coast kids.

‘For me there is no point to something unless you have something to say.’ Spaghetti Circus continues to grow and evolve as the kids it has mentored continue to grow and evolve.

‘Circus is about showing off. The kids are very selfconfident but it also takes hard work and skill. I think it’s a natural state for kids to be showoffs.

‘We have one kid who was struggling at school. He’s in the Circus and he has really found his passion. He has a complete focus

‘The vision for Spaghetti Circus is a full time course which could be an alternative to NICA (National Institute of Circus Arts) which could

train advanced circus technique. That way the kids could stay in the area and go out and teach in schools and we could end up with a professional company. ‘My main focus as the Artistic Director of Spaghetti Circus is to give the kids quality experiences.’ Ready Set Go, is at the Byron Bay Community Centre on Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 1pm and 7pm. Tix are $15 adults and $10 kids at the door.

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difďŹ cult. I never kno know what difďŹ cult to say to someone who has lost a great love. ‘Sorry’ just seems a bit lame. ‘Sorry’ would be appropriate if you’d mowed them down at a pedestrian crossing. What you want to say is, ‘Your terrible pain touches me deeply. It makes me imagine how I would feel if I were in your shoes.’ But that’s just too selďŹ ndulgent. As for those platitudes of ‘they lived a full life, or when you’re time’s up your time’s up’, they just make you feel like punching someone. I think saying: ‘That’s Fucked Up’, is much more comforting. In fact, I am thinking of making cards. When someone you know dies you mourn them, but then you start to think about yourself. How would you handle it? Personally if I was told I had a terminal illness I think I would throw a giant tantrum for about three weeks. Like most morons in denial, I plan on living forever, which actually isn’t much of a

plan, considering I don’t have plan any super. I drove home from the portrait prize for Tony Narracott last night amazed by how he’s done it. Or should I say, by how he hasn’t done it. He’s managed to avoid the traditional sendoff, involving long depressing speeches by men in black and opted for something much more upbeat. A celebration. The generation who has championed home birth for its ability to restore life’s ordinary miracle back to the domestic domain now ďŹ ght for the home death – a radical move to restore a natural and meaningful death. When I go, I want to be on the couch eating a tub of ice-cream. This was what I was thinking when I pulled into Mullumbimby last night. Just for a second I imagined my own death without any fear. But that was shortlived. The abyss of not knowing continues to terrify me. And I will never ever eat ice cream on the couch, again.

fabulous band, Tibet’s Gyuto Monks and Ghanaian reggae star Shasha Marley. The Oz-based contingent is led by Aussie/Egyptian ‘Oud’ wiz Joseph Tawadros and his new band The Oud, The Bad & The Ugly, Latin hip-hoppers LABJACD and San Lazaro, veteran choir The CafĂŠ of the Gate of Salvation, and African rappers Diafrix. Other Australianbased acts include classical Indian Sitar/Tabla duo Alan Posselt and Jay Dabgar, Kiwi vocalist Mihirangi, electro-didge man Tjupurru, Mauritian dance group Jalsa Creole, Indonesian musician Tommee, Gypsy band Lolo Lovina, Native American ute player Johnnie Aseron and multi-kulti band Afro Dizzi Act – featuring Gambian Kora

master Jali Buba Kuyateh. The Carnival’s all-ages Globezone dance venue will feature two national DJ crews – the Uberlingua team (bP, Stuart Buchanan, MC Wire, Mashy P, RifRaf, Potato Master, etc.) and Jembe! (including Mark Walton, James Locksmith, DJ Katch & DJ Frenzie). Also spinning the turntables will be Melbourne’s Balkan Beasts (Systa BB and DJ Delay) and Sydney’s DJ Gemma. Byron Shire artists on the bill include DJ Katch from the Resin Dogs, Lucky Lou Lou, Mihirangi, Old Spice Boys, Salsa Crazy, Tjupurru and Tommee. This Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Tickets and information: www.globalcarnival.com

[ Live Music ] * DANCE LOCAL AT GLOBAL CARNIVAL The Bellingen Global Carnival is into its 12th year. Championed by Brit ex-pat husband and wife team Bryony Taylor and John Richards after a pit stop there during a Kombie trip to the East Coast in the mid Nineties. It was something that just magically evolved and last year they took a break in staging the festival due to the sudden loss of Bryony’s husband and key organiser, Richard to cancer. In addition another loss to the greater community of Bellingen and the Carnival was the passing of great Aboriginal Elder, Neville Buchanan. This year, the return of the carnival is intermingled

with great sadness but it also acknowledges the impermanent and cyclic nature to life. Thus, 2007’s Global theme is about this wheel of life. We’ll see large iconic sculptures, a lantern parade and candle-lit procession created by the children, Kristian Benton on the Didge, local Aboriginal dance group Jumbaal Dreamin’, a performance by The CafĂŠ of The Gates of Salvation. The event will climax with the Gyuto Monks of Tibet who are in Australia on their ‘Precious Human Life’ tour. This year’s lineup boasts several impressive international acts – including the energised New Zealand Maori funk/dub group Kora, Irish accordion virtuoso Sharon Shannon and her

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MORE OF MARLEY Shasha Marley is an exciting and dynamic reggae artist who burst onto the African reggae scene with a voice that is now captivating audiences worldwide. Accompanied by an all star band of international musicians, Shasha is an impressive presence on stage in a hood over a matching cassock and sash. Growing up in his native Ghana, Shash wa inspired by greats such as Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, The Commodores, and many more. He was also profoundly inuenced by the dedication, personal sacriďŹ ce and courage of of Nelson Mandela. He is a powerful musician with an incredible heart. His latest album has been described as ‘the kind of music that lifts the soul of the depressed and brings hope to the hopeless.’ Saturday at the Hotel Great Northern, and also the Bellingen Global Carnival.

MULLUM MAMA MAKES IT BIG Last week Mullumbimby girl Lou Bradley was nominated for an ARIA award for Best Country Album. ‘I wish it was best no fairy oss country album. I am pretty stoked because it’s the only country debut album that has ever been nominated. But unfortunately I’m up against Keith Urban, so there’s little chance. But it was fun hanging out with the rock stars yesterday. They all had silly haircuts and silly outďŹ ts. I looked like someone out of Little House on the Prairie.’ Lou Bradley recently released

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The ďŹ nal ‘September in the Park’ is on in Bangalow Park this Saturday from 11am. Organised by the Northern Rivers Conservatorium Arts Centre, a leading North Coast contemporary arts education centre, and proudly supported by the Bangalow Chamber of Commerce and the Department of Education and Training. Catch the NRCAC’s own Big Band, and musician Khari, whose past experience includes playing bass for India Arie. Once again, music workshops for children will be running throughout the day.

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Adam Freeland has been a major presence on the international club and festival circuit for over a decade. The genre smashing British DJ (now based in LA) has delivered an amazing double disc mix based on his recent sellout gig at Club Continental in Mexico City. Littered with exclusive unreleased underground gems from labels like Paris’s Ed Banger and Super Discount and his own acclaimed Marine Parade labe,. Adams style crosses many genres and this mix aptly demonstrates this style with a plethora of dance/rock hybrid tracks like Phones ‘Sharpen the Knives’ and the UK’s Does it Offend. Yeah’s Disco Sucks. Not conďŹ ned to one genre of music, his inuences include punk, hip hop, electro, dub, reggae and rock. Critically acclaimed electro club music at the Hotel Great Northern on Friday.

Mullumbimby Folk Club has a special treat in store with the presentation of August Way as this month’s feature act. With an impressive history to date including support act for Human Nature and Mark Seymour, high rotation radio airplay, and ďŹ nalists in both the MusicOz and Australian Songwriters association awards, they bring an edge of professionalism and experience to the stage. Mobius on cello and vocals

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PAPER SCISSORS MAKE THE CUT The Paper Scissors feature lead vocalist Jai Pyne. The Sydney based band have gone from strength to strength since they scored the Riva coffee commercial. It’s a quirky little ad with a bit of synchronised trolley dancing. Channel V is going to start playing the new video of song Riva used, they are getting lots of Triple J play. They sold out their Sydney launch last week, this band really is less talk, more Paper

studied classical music and jazz at the Conservatorium and was one of the founding members of Brisbane band, George, while Omen on guitar and vocals got his early musical inuences listening to the Beatles and Crowded House, the two met at university and formed August Way in 2004. With an upcoming international tour and the release of their new single and video, ‘Beloved’ ďŹ lmed locally, this is an exciting time to catch their live show. As usual chalkboard spots will be up for grabs from 7.00pm, so if you are an original songwriter come along and put your name down. Thursday at the Drill Hall in Mullumbimby. 8pm show.

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of nation wide shows and residencies proves just how well their beguiling sounds cross boundaries. Spanish guitars didn’t exactly go with funky beats the way fish go with chips, however the Tijuana Cartel are showing the world just how good the combo can sound. Vocalist and lead guitarist Paul George’s flamenco strings slither over some tastefully broken beats, combined with Carey O’Sullivan’s primo electronic production and rhythm guitar have resulted in the band’s two albums. First was a self-titled 2003 debut EP, which was featured on Triple J’s Home and Hosed, and Groove Train, and now their 2006 follow up album Frequent Flyers has evolved and is making a mark on the Australian and international music scene. Their live performance brings splashes of Middle Eastern vocals, lilting Moby-esque soundscapes, Flamenco guitar, electronic world

beats supported by poetic social commentary. In an era where appropriation is worn almost like a badge of honour, this Gold Coast act bucks the trend and continues to expand, experiment and draw influence from an everwidening circle of world and club sounds. They play Coorabell Hall this Friday.

JESSE, KARL AND SARA TO REPENT Sara Tindley is joined by fellow musos Jesse Younan and Karl Farren at the Repentance Creek Hall this Saturday. Sara needs no introduction with two brilliant award winning albums under her belt, her debut 5 Days and the current release Lucky The Sun (produced by Bill Chambers), Sara has established herself as a stalwart of the local music scene. This year Sara and her band The Kingfishers have delivered two memorable festival performances, first at the East Coast Blues Festival

and recently opening the GW McClennan Theatre at Splendour in Grass. Due to her warmth and grace, hall gigs are Sara’s forte. Jesse is a stunning performer. His guitar playing is like no other, his voice is soulful and rich and can reduce grown men to tears. Jesse has moved to the area from Sydney for the time being after having released two beautiful albums. Karl Farren was raised in Dublin on a cultural stew of Irish ballads, his elder sister’s Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash records and 60’s & 70’s pop music on the radio so Karl’s influences have always been diverse. Karl is proud to announce the independent release in June 2007 of his debut album, Repentance Creek. Featuring ten original compositions, the album draws on Karl’s diverse influences, unified by his songwriting craft, his melodic gift and his deep roots in a lyrical tradition. This is sure to be an exquisite evening of

Songcraft and Storytelling. Tickets at the door for $10 and a family is $25.

MUSIC CAMP Every year the Summersong Music Camp provides a week of inspiration and guidance at the picturesque Lake Ainsworth. This week long experience offers musicians the chance to improve their skills and make connections with other artists. Participants come from all over the world. You’ll never be the same! Registrations are being taken now. January 19 - 25th, www. summersongmusiccamp.com

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be touring through October – doing the supports for Angus and Julia Stone...’ The band is only very new. They haven’t even played music together yet!

JEZ ON VITAMINS With three albums under his belt, singer songwriter Jez has finally hooked up with a distributor. Vitamin Records will be hosting a showcase featuring Jesse Younan and their newest recruit, Jez Mead. That’s something I just noticed, Jez has a last name. ‘I’ve been using my last name for a while now, I put Jez in on the myspace and there were a million, it’s time, I just felt so local in Byron, but in Melbourne I need a last name.’

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‘We have just got together, its a little bit of TBG in the reggae sense, but with some punk as well, it will be quite eclectic. I joined strictly because I enjoy hanging out with them, we haven’t played music yet.’ Jez is committed to working on getting to know each other before they make musical love. Jez is hard to pigeonhole. He likes to try on different musical styles.

Jez Mead was about to join ranks with James Cruickshank and head off on a European tour, but he got another offer.

‘I am eclectic in what I listen to. I kind of wish I played latin or something, I think it’s hard to sell it if you piddle around in different things. Maybe I’ll be a rock a billy dude, just to concentrate, I think I need musical ritalin...’

‘I have joined a band with Clay from The Beautiful Girls, called The Orange Bird, – we will

Catch Jez when he is joined by Cleis Pearce at the Hotel Great Northern on Sunday.

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[ CuLture ] * THEATRE THE EISTEDDFOD SHOW The Lismore Theatre Company proudly presents The Eisteddfod Show. This is a light hearted musical satire in which the competitors do their best to win the trophy while the adjudicator from hell tells them exactly what he thinks of their performances. The result is a rich blend of musical sketch comedy that will take you away on wings of song, and help you forget, perhaps for a while, your drab, wretched lives. The Eisteddfod Show opens at the Rochdale Theatre on Thursday, Friday and Saturday for a three week season. 8pm. Tickets are $15/$12 and are available from Caddies Bean Shop, Carrington Street Lismore, and at the door.

MEET THE CANDIDATES Local MPs and candidates for the next federal election have been invited to attend the opening night of the next Lismore Theatre Company production, Meet The Candidates, a scathingly funny political satire by Sydney writer Tim Bosanquet, which opens at Tintenbar Hall at 8pm on Friday. ‘Some of our local politicians have taken up the offer and it is going to be interesting to see their responses to a play that is very critical of the political process at the grass roots level’, said director Mike Russo. ‘Meet The Candidates’ satirises the pre-selection process, pointing out some of the more personal reasons why some people might choose to enter politics’, said Mike. Set during the runup to the coming federal election and culminating in a chaotic, drink fuelled, election night, the play follows the misadventures of three members of each of the two main political parties as they ďŹ ght it out amongst themselves for preselection and then for the ultimate prize of being elected to represent the people. Along the way,

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some of the other parties we all know are treated to the satirist’s scalpel as their own particular foibles and follies are exposed as well. Tickets are $15/12 from La Boutique, 152 River St, Ballina; Tintenbar General Store or at the door.

GETTING INTO NIDA Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art offers short courses in the performing arts for young people and adult this spring in Byron Bay 9 - 14 October. Experience the world-class training from industry professionals and graduates. NIDA short courses are a great way for people with potential to understand what’s involved with a full time Nida course. Bookings are online www. nida.edu.au

COMEDY OPEN MIKE TIME The standup adventurer and raconteur of rant Jimbo pulls into Byron Bay to host Why Not Stand Up, Byron Bay’s very own open mike standup comedy gig. For over a year now the funky little venue has been providing the perfect nurturing atmosphere for new comics to ďŹ nd their wings. Each month a headline from the comedy circuit drops into town to anchor the show, and this month it’s one hell of a treat. Jimbo is very very funny. He’s performed comedy all over the world. Bookings for dinner and a show for Wednesday at Why Not to 6680 7994. Show, meal, glass of wine $30. You will be well laughed and well fed!

FUNNY GEORGE Internationally renowned comedian, Cuban born George Smilovici has performed in every arena possible, from giant sporting stadiums to intimate clubs as Headliner and alongside the likes of Joe Cocker, Joan Rivers and Michael Winslow. His appeal is universal, based on one basic fact: he’s downright funny! Since topping the Australian and New Zealand charts and USA comedy charts with his hilarious hit monologue ‘I’m

tuff’ he has not stood still. His soulful voice, musical prowess on the Spanish guitar and his wide ranging repertoire from Flamenco to Jazz make him unique as a comic entertainer. George is joined by Chris Hague as support, an emerging Brisbane comedian who is garnering a rock solid following for his laid back, tongue in cheek performance. The new and improved and now more streamlined Mandy Nolan has dumped the fat gags and proclaimed ‘Crikey, now I actually have to think.’ George Smilovici performs at the Big Gig at the Ballina RSL on Thursday. It starts at 8.30pm and unlike most things in life, it’s FREE!!!!!

wearing penis hats at a hen’s night. To be a truly funny comic, you have to put yourself in the line of ďŹ re. There is no better way to learn the dark art of stand up comedy. I remember the beginning. My ďŹ rst 6 months was great. I performed mainly to women’s groups and fellow feminists. They all thought I was great. So did I. I remember the ďŹ rst gig when I lost it. The audience was yelling abuse. One bloke showed his genitals and no one listened to a word I said. I was awful. No, worse than that I sucked. In the car on the way home I remember thinking, why on earth am I doing this? But, like any addict, I couldn’t stop. That experience ďŹ lled me with calm. I knew that the only way was up. The disaster every comic fears had happened. It could only get better!’ I made a lot of mistakes. Mistakes are the only way to learn, but you don’t have to make that many. Comedian and Teacher Robert Grayson and Mandy Nolan have teamed up to run a Standup Comedy Super Class in Byron Bay with 12 outstanding

emerging comics. ‘The idea of the workshop,’ Robert Grayson said, ‘is to give these comics a boot along, a kind of fast track to funny. We will reďŹ ne their writing techniques, critique their onstage performance and give them inspiration on how to tackle the genre and become working, paid “realâ€? standup comics’. The 12 handpicked comedians will develop a new routine over just two days, and then perform it at the Byron Bowling Club on Monday 1 October. The students are being placed under enormous pressure, in a kind of comedy idol! Their performance will be MC’d by myself and Robert Grayson and is bound to be inspirational. The course features Village Idiot winner from the Big Joke last year, Liam Holm, Raw winner and Stand Up Australia’s Ellen Briggs, Gina Baker, Michael Sharman, Green’s Candidate Giovanni Ebono, John Edwards Scissorhands and many more!!! Don’t miss being part of the experience. Bookings can be made by phoning 6684 3443. Tix are $10/15. 8pm show. Food is available.

The Light and Dark is an exhibition that features works inspired by Spaghetti Circus kids. The work is by Maria Patterson and is on show at The Hang Up Gallery In Billinudgel, Saturday and Sunday. Maria is an award winning artist that has been exhibiting for the past 25 years with works included in corporate and private collections in Australia and overseas. For the past few years Maria has been exploring night scenes and the theatrical lighting created by the nightscapes. Utilising the digital camera she has tried to capture the shifting colours, movement and light play on the subject matter.In these images she has found some interesting faces, forms and shapes appearing, some creating their own stories and universes. While these ďŹ gures and characters can seem to have another worldly quality to them there can also be seen in them reections of life and the human condition. A mixture of pastels, oils and ceramic sculptures will be exhibited. Phone 6680 3444.

IT’S A BIRD, IT’S A PLANE, NO, IT’S A STANDUP COMEDIAN! It takes more than just being funny to be a successful standup comic. You need to be persistent, resilient and disciplined. You need to be willing to drive 3 hours to Brisbane to perform a 5 minute spot for nothing, get shouted at by some drunks and then drive home. You need to have the guts to perform to a room full of bikers that may hunt you down in the car park, or a bunch of pissed women

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ART PIECE ON HOLIDAY The Urban, Bangalow announces the opening of a new group painting exhibition at the cafe by Art Piece Gallery, Mullumbimby. Renowned for its great atmosphere, not to mention the delicious dishes on offer and in more recent times, its art space, the Urban will run the exhibition from this Wednesday until Wednesday 24th October. It will feature all local female painters including Melissa Hirsch, Hilary Hermann, Rachel Stone, Lei Lei Joy, Aesha Kennedy and Heather Jessup.

POETRY THAI IN VERSE Following the resounding success of the first one, Bang Thai Bangalow is pleased to present the second of its monthly Poetry Nights featuring MC Angus Thurgate, who will, no doubt keep the audience guffawing with his riproaring sense of humour and hilarious performances of comedic poetry. The poetry nights are held on the fourth Friday of each month with September’s offering on Friday 28 starting at 7pm. Admission is free and guest poets are invited for open mike participation. Prizes are awarded to the best of each night with the winner going forward to an end of year Grand Final with a grand prize to match. Bookings are essential and should be made by calling the restaurant on 6687 2000.

FILM DEATH, DEATH AND MORE DEATH Death at a Funeral is directed by the decidedly British, despite his name, Frank Oz who made Bowfinger and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. The film is about what happens when a typically divided family is finally forced to come to terms with each other’s bad behaviour, outrageous faults and skeletons in the closet. The dignified sendoff planned for the family patriarch erupts into chaos when jealousy, in-laws, hallucinogens, romance, dark secrets and a spot of blackmail all collide. So they’re having a Funeral Party Preview on Sunday at 4pm at Byron Cinemas. All tickets will be just $8, unless you’re a Club Byron member, in which case you and up to three friends all pay just $6 each.

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Interview A few weeks back we had a notice in backlash that mentioned Shearwater Wearable Arts is being postponed until 2008. It is with much consideration that the organisors have decided to move this impressive and enormous community event. To date it has fallen at a time that has caused some difficulty for staff and students as it coincides with HSC time. The event is now in its seventh year, and the May 2008 performance of ‘Alchemia’ is sure to be the most spectacular yet.

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This also gives Josh Rushton, the Wearable Arts Producer, time to consider the feedback from last year’s event. ‘When we went through the comments on the email, some of the issues we wanted to address. Like that we needed to be more precise with the technical aspects. We are also having a more indepth look at the narrative. We also realised that previously we had focused on men and male imagery and this year the central character is a woman. The artistic director the ‘feminine’. For the first time, the show will also feature an original soundtrack composed by the students, with CD’s available for the general public. Wearable Arts always deals with

Josh Rushton Producer, Wearable Arts

big themes, and creates onstage imagery that could be transported to any fashion runway anywhere in the world. It’s a remarkably world class event.

Blues Festival and Splendour already do that, what we do is create a performing and arts spectacular.’

Josh commented on the necessity of the lofty themes; ‘We need to set an Australian standard show that has as its background the Australian textile industry.’

‘We are looking for people who have industry experience to come and work on our show or spend time talking to our production crew. We are really wanting to open it up to the community. If people have a skill that relates to Wearable Arts, then we would love their involvement. We want to take our skills to the next level.’

Each show sets a new benchmark in excellence, something that provides inspiration but also pressure for the producer. ‘I really feel the pressure, there are massive amounts of expectation around the event.’ With the narrative already being actualised by designers and directors, there’s still plenty of time for entries. The new closing date is the end of February 2008. It is true to say there is nothing like Wearable Arts anywhere else in the shire. It is a school performance that has evolved into a community event where designs are judged by industry professionals. Josh is passionate about the uniqueness of the event. ‘It’s a totally unique event for the shire. If it was another music event there would be no reason because the

Currently the production team are looking at expanding their skill base.

‘We are also looking for a main sponsor who would be interested in being involved with the sustainability of the show. Our vision is to create an event that will get national recognition.’ For information about entries or to get involved contact Shearwater Steiner School.

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■ THE RAILS, BYRON ENJUN ■ BYRON BAY BOWLING CLUB, NORTH COAST UKELELE COLLECTIVE MEETING 6PM SOCIAL & MUSIC ■ MATA HATA. A&I ESTATE BYRON 7PM BHAJAN WITH TARSHITO + ELTARA ■ WHY NOT 8PM STAND UP OPEN MIKE, MC JIMBO ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON PIMPS & HOES ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON LADIES NIGHT – DJ ROCK HARDSON ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 7PM DANNY DECKCHAIR (PG) ■ GYPSY LE FAY, BRUNSWICK 7.15PM SING FOR FUN ■ YAMBA PACIFIC HOTEL ‘MOVING ON ‘ (MOVIE RELEASE) + ISAAC PADDON

■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.30PM THE PAPER SCISSORS & DJ DAVE GRAVEY ■ BYRON COMMUNITY CENTRE 7PM READY SET GO SPORTS SHOW BY SPAGHETTI CIRCUS ■ GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON, 9PM ADAM FREELAND ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM BOHEMIAN COWBOYS ■ BO’S RESTAURANT, BYRON 6.30PM MICK’S SASHIMI BAND ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON 7PM SKYDIVE FRIDAY ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON QUALITY CONTROL + VOODOO ■ EWINGSDALE HALL 6PM LATIN LOUNGE SALSA 7PM BEGINNERS 8PM SOCIAL ■ COORABELL HALL, 8PM TIJUANA CARTEL, CBD DUB PROJECT & DJS SUT, MR LINK & MISTA MICHA ■ BANGALOW A&I HALL 7PM ROCK FOR RICHIE – SWEETHEARTS & SINGLES WITH FOSSIL ROCK ■ BANG THAI, BANGALOW 7PM POETRY NIGHT WITH MC ANGUS THURGATE ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 7.30PM RAOUL (DUO) ■ MIDDLE PUB, MULLUM PAUL ATKINS DUO ■ CHINI HOTEL, MULLUM 8.30PM BETTY BLISSET BANG ■ ST MARY’S ANGLICAN CHURCH, BALLINA 7PM SCHUBERT – MASS NO 1 IN F + CHORAL DELIGHTS ■ LENNOX THAI GARDEN 7PM GREG KEW ■ LENNOX HOTEL 9PM THE RIDE, BRITTLE, DJ MAGOO ■ THE TINTENBAR HALL 8PM LISMORE THEATRE COMPANY ‘MEET THE CANDIDATES’ ■ MARY GILHOOLEYS, LISMORE COLIN BULLOCK ■ ROCHDALE THEATRE GOONELLABAH 8PM, THE EISTEDDFOD SHOW ■ YAMBA PACIFIC HOTEL BLACK MARKET RHYTHM CO ■ ELSEWHERE SURFERS DJS NEIL TERRY & AUDUN

THURSDAY 27 ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9.00PM RAOUL GRAF & THE INFIDELS ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM SHIKA MASSI ■ BO’S RESTAURANT, BYRON 7.30PM BEAKERMOUTH ■ GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON 8PM ART OF FIGHTING ■ MAHA HATA A&I ESTATE, BYRON 7PM ONENESS BLESSING ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON WET T-SHIRT COMPETITION ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON GANGSTA NIGHT ■ BANGALOW A&I HALL 8.00PM LITTLE BIRDY ■ CHINI HOTEL, MULLUM 8.30PM MULLUMBERRY JAM ■ MULLUMBIMBY RSL 7PM ROCK ‘N’ ROLL DANCING ■ DRILL HALL, MULLUM, 8PM MULLUM FOLK CLUB FEATURING AUGUST WAY ■ BALLINA RSL 8PM BIG GIG – GEORGE SMILOVICI & MANDY NOLAN ■ ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH, LISMORE 7PM SCHUBERT MASS NO 1 IN F + OTHER CHORAL DELIGHTS ■ YAMBA PACIFIC HOTEL GEOFF TURNBULL

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■ BO’S RESTAURANT, BYRON 6.30PM MICK’S SASHIMI BAND ■ HANA VP GALLERY, BILLLINUDGEL MARIA PATERSON ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 7.30PM FOSSIL ROCK ■ LENNOX THAI GARDEN 5PM GREG KEW ■ YAMBA PACIFIC HOTEL 2PM ISAAC PADDON 9PM ISAAC PADDON & THE TIDES ■ SPHINX ROCK CAFE, MT BURRELL 1PM ACTIVATION ■ ELSEWHERE, SURFERS DJS SNOSH + DJ PETE & GIV ■ BELLINGEN GLOBAL CARNIVAL

MONDAY 1 ■ BYRON BOWLING CLUB 8PM STAND UP SUPER CLASS – MC MANDY NOLAN & ROBERT GRAYSON ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM SHARON SHANNON INANNAS WISH ■ CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON 7PM MEXICAN MONDAY ■ COCOMANGAS, BYRON, FUNKIN RETRO PARTY: DJ QUALITY CONTROL ■ CHINI HOTEL, MULLUM 5.30PM SALSA CLASS & FREESTYLE ■ N.R. CON, LISMORE 10AM COLLAGE/ASSEMBLAGE (SCHOOL HOL. ACTIVITY) (SCHOOL HOL. ACTIVITY)

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Television Guide 1. The round ball and that other one get a workout this week with the Women’s World Cup (www.ďŹ fa.com/womenworldcup) on SBS and the Rugby World Cup (www.rugbyworldcup.com) on TEN. Here Matilda star Lisa de Vanna brings down a high ball. 2. Burt Reynolds has fun as the canny mountain man in the otherwise undistinguished Without A Paddle (TEN, Friday, 8.30pm). 3. It’s all about the music, man. And possibly the dancing, and the drugs, and even the sex‌ The Manchester music scene goes hard in 24 Hour Party People (SBS, Saturday, 10.15pm). Real devotees will be just getting breakfast at this hour.

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4.30 Movie: Star Of Midnight (PG, 1935) Stars William Powell, Ginger Rogers. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.30 Behind The News 10.55 Australians 11.00 Weapons Races (G) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 National Press Club Address 1.30 Talking Heads 2.00 Parliament Question Time 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.55 Behind The News 6.00 A Place In Spain: Year Two – Final 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 Everything 9.30 Summer Heights High (M* cl, sr) 10.00 At The Movies 10.30 Lateline 11.05 Lateline Business 11.35 Cracker: The Big Crunch (M*, a) Pt 3 12.25 Movie: Once A Jolly Swagman (G, 1948) Stars Dirk Bogarde, Sid James. 1.25 Movie: The Phantom Light (PG, B&W 1935 Rpt) Stars Gordon Harker. 3.25 National Press Club Address

5.25 World News in various languages 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Movie: Vodka Lemon (PG, 2003) Drama/Comedy from Armenia. 2.35 The Movie Show 3.00 Tales From A Suitcase 3.30 Festive Ways – The Saint Tropez Bravades. Documentary from France. 4.00 A Fork In Asia: Beijing. 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 6.00 Living Black 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 The Hairy Bikers Ride Again – Belgium. 8.00 Inside Australia: Parent Rescue 8.30 Dateline 9.30 World News Australia 9.50 Women’s World Cup: Semi Final 10.00 Broken News. Comedy series. 12.00 Movie: Shanghai Spell (M,v,l,a, 2002) Drama from Spain. 12.35 Movie: Soundless (M,s,v,l 2004) Thriller from Germany. 2.00 WeatherWatch Overnight

4.30 Movie: Anne Of Windy Poplars (G, 1940) Stars Anne Shirley, James Eillison. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 9.30 School Programs 11.05 Great Artists (G) 11:30 Off The Map (G) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Down To Earth (PG) Repeat. 1.30 Strictly Dancing (G) 2.00 The Bill (PG) 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.50 Behind The News 6.00 Moments In Time: Sharks studies ‘60s 6.05 Grand Designs: Killearn 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Catalyst (G*) 8.30 Stealing Rugby (G) 9.30 Difference Of Opinion 10.25 Lateline 11.00 Lateline Business 11.25 Get Up Stand Up: (M*, cl) What’s Going On – Final. 12.25 Movie: The Savage Innocents (PG, 1960, Rpt) Stars Anthony Quinn, Peter O’Toole, Yoko Tani. 2.25 Movie: A Night To Remember (PG 1958, B&W, Rpt) Stars Kenneth More, Honor Blackman, David McCallum.

5.25 World News in various languages 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Chefs Of The Great Hotels Of The World – Ritz Carlton san Francisco 1.30 Five Seasons Documentary series on the Numurindi people. 2.30 Dateline 3.30 If Only (PG) 4.00 Food Lovers’ Guide to Australia 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 6.00 Global Village: Reporters of Saqqarah 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Marx & Venus (G) Drama series 7.35 Inspector Rex: Diagnosis Murder 8.30 Unit One Drama series from Denmark 9.30 World News Australia 9.50 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2007 10.15 Nighty Night (MA, s,a,v) 12.00 Movie: Football Days (M,l,a,s, 2003) Drama from Spain. 1.55 Weatherwatch Overnight

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4.30 Movie: Walk Softly, Stranger (PG, 1950, B&W) Stars Joseph Cotten. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Elephant Cave (G) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Fireies 1.25 Parkinson (PG) Repeat. 2.10 Words (G) 2.30 Spicks And Specks 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.55 Behind The News 6.00 Executive Stress (G) 6.30 Can We Help? (G) 7.00 ABC News 7.30 Stateline 8.00 Collectors: War Hammer (PG*) 8.30 Wire In The Blood (M*, st) 10.00 Help (M*, l, sr) Final. 10.30 Lateline 11.10 Spy Shop: Keeping Australia Safe 11.15 The Chaser’s War On Everything 11.45 jtv 12.15 Good Game (Repeat) 12.45 Rage (M) goes on till 9am Saturday.

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World News in various languages Business Report Everyone Loves A Wedding (PG) Insight Fall Of The Great Empires: The Fall of Cathage 4-part doco (Part 3). 3.30 Living Black 4.00 Wine Lovers’ Guide to Australia 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 6.00 Global Village 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 The Adventure Of English (G) Documentary from UK. 8.30 As It Happened: Communism and Football (PG) Documentary from UK 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 Russian Dolls: Sex Trade (MA,v,l,a) 10.55 Movie: La Petite Lili (MA,v,l,a, 2003) Drama from France. 12.40 Queer As Folk (MA,l,a,s) Drama series 1.35 Weatherwatch Overnight

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Sunrise The Morning Show Playhouse Disney (P) Morning News

12.00 Movie: Lost Junction (M, 2003) Stars Neve Campbell, Billy Burke.

2.00 All Saints (M) 3.00 According To Jim (PG) 3.30 My Wife And Kids (PG) 4.00 It’s Academic 4.30 News 5.00 M*A*S*H (G) 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 Las Vegas (M) 9.30 Prison Break (M) 10.30 The Unit (M) Includes PM’s address. 11.30 Zero Hour: The Sinking Of The Estonia (PG) 12.40 Expo and Home Shopping to 6am.

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

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Sunrise Morning Show Playhouse Disney (P) Morning News Movie: Dead Gorgeous (M,v,n,a, 2002) Stars Fay Riply, Lloyd Owen. All Saints (M) According To Jim (G) My Wife And Kids (PG) It’s Academic News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away (PG) Ghost Whisperer (PG) Double episode. Fight for Life (PG,a) Series ďŹ nal. Famous Presents Hollywood Uncensored Stargate SG-1 (M) Auction Squad Danoz Expo

Sunrise The Morning Show Playhouse Disney (P) Final. Morning News Movie: The Mean Season (M,v,l, 1985) Stars Kurt Russell. 2.30 Famous Presents Hollywood Uncensored 3.00 According to Jim (G) 3.30 My Wife And Kids (PG) 4.00 It’s Academic 4.30 News 5.00 M*A*S*H (G) 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 6.00 Prime News 6.30 Seven News 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 Better Homes And Gardens 8.30 Movie: Flight Of The Phoenix (M,v,l, 2003) Stars Tony Curran, Martin Hindy. 11.30 Movie: Soul Plane (MA,l,s, 2004) Stars David Scott, John Witherspoon. 12.30 Movie: Bulletproof (AV, 1988) Stars Gary Busey, Mills Watson. 2.30 Expo to 6am.

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Ten Early News Toasted TV Puzzle Play 9am With David And Kim Ten News Dr Phil (M,a) The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons (G) Neighbours (G) Futurama (PG) Thank God You’re Here (PG) Final. Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader? Movie: School Of Rock (PG, cl) Stars Jack Black, Joan Cusack, Mike White. 11.55 Late News With Sports Tonight 12.40 Late Show with David Letterman 1.35 Infomericals, Shopping & Religion

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne TVP Direct Danoz Damages – Encore (M) Wife Swap USA (PG) Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm (P) The Sleepover Club Bargain Hunt: Donnington 6 Antiques Roadshow: Dartington Temptation Evening News A Current Affair McLeod’s Daughters (PG) RPA (M) Lotto Damages (M) Comedy Inc. The Late Shift (M,s,l) Nightline The Mint (M) Games show. Guthy-Renker Australia Untold Wealth Good Morning America

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy-Renker Movie: Gift Of Love – The Daniel Huffman Story (G 1999) Stars Debbie Reynolds, Ed Marinaro. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm The Shak: Recycled Bargain Hunt: Derby 9 Antiques Roadshow Temptation Evening News A Current Affair Get Away Sea Patrol (PG) The Footy Show Grand Final Edition. Nightline AFL Footy Show Grand Final Edition. Blue Collar TV (M) Guthy-Renker Australia Entertainment Good Morning America

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

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Ten Early News Toasted TV Puzzle Play 9am With David And Kim Ten Morning News Dr Phil (M) The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Futurama So You Think You Can Dance (PG) 16 Perform and Results. Law & Order (M) Late News With Sports Tonight Late Show with David Letterman Everybody Loves Raymond (PG) Infomercials, Shopping & Religion

Early News Scope Kids’ Programs Rock It! 9am With David And Kim Ten News Dr Phil (M) The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures H20 – Just Add Water. Series return The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons (G) Rpt. Neighbours Futurama (PG) Jamie At Home It’s Me Or The Dog Movie: Without A Paddle (M) Stars Seth Green, Burt Reynolds. The World In Union Rugby show Sports Tonight Before The Game (PG) Infomercials Rugby World Cup Match 33 – England vs Tonga, live.

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jtv Saturday Bowls: Indoor Championships 2007 Stateline Australian Story Foreign Correspondent Fire On The Rim: Bali Himalaya: The Summits Of Humility (G) Snowboarding & skiing. Rugby Union: Ballymore Tornadoes vs East Coast Aces – Live. Bowls: World Team Cup – England vs Ireland. Goodnight Sweetheart (G) Gardening Australia ABC News New Tricks: Casualty (PG) ABC News The Bill (M*v) ABC News The Sideshow with Paul McDermott Foyle’s War: The German Woman (M*,v). Rage (M)

5.25 World News in various languages 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Nina, Or The Girl Driven Mad By Love Masterpiece from Switzerland. 3.05 Marimekko: An Outsider’s View Masterpiece from Finland. 3.35 Rhythms From Africa 4.30 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 5.30 Vasili’s Garden (G) 6.00 Here Comes The Neighbourhood 6.30 Word News Australia 7.30 Equator – Sumatra 8.35 Iron Chef 9.20 RockKwiz 10.15 Movie: 24 Hour Party People (MA,s,l,d, 2003) Stars Steve Coogan. 12.15 SOS – Shorts On Screen (PG) 1.15 Happy Tree Friends (M,v, Rpt) No dialogue. 1.20 Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex (M,v) Drama series from Japan. 1.50 Happy Tree Friends (M,v, Rpt) 1.55 Harvey Birdman: Attorney At Law 2.05 Weatherwatch Overnight

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Kids’ Programs Insiders Inside Business Offsiders Asia PaciďŹ c Focus Songs Of Praise Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick (G*) The Airships: Lift Off (G) Repeat. Young Performers Awards (G) Beats Across Borders (G) Repeat. Project Vld (G) Repeat Sunday Arts At The Movies The Einstein Factor (G) ABC News Incredible Journeys With Steve Leonard: (PG) The Whales’ Tale. ABC News Fallen Angel (M* v,a) Final. Compass: William Dalrymple (G) Broadway: The American Musical Between The Sheets (M*s,a) Stand Up! (MA*, cl,s) Stand Up! (MA*, cl) Movie: Carry On Behind (PG, 1975, Rpt) Stars Kenneth Williams, Joan Sims. Movie: Hands Of The Ripper (MA*1971)

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World News in various languages The Movie Show Corner Gas Dateline La Vuelta 2007: Cycling Highlights Cycling: 2007 Paris–Brussels Speedweek UEFA Champions League 2007/2008 Magazine FIFA: Womens’ World Cup Highlights The World Game Football Thalassa – Montserrat World News Australia Lost Worlds: Unearthing The Lost Kingdom Of Aratta – doco from France. Science: The Woman Who Thinks Like A Cow (PG) FIFA Women’s World Cup 2007:Final The Storm Rages Twice (PG) Drama series from Lebanon WeatherWatch Overnight

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Kids’ Programs Saturday Disney The Saturday Club (G) Stanley Seaside Hotel Sea Princesses (C) Eclipse According To Jim (G) Beyond Tomorrow (G) Movie: Geppetto (G, 2000) Stars Drew Carey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Special: Is There Life After Death? Sydney Weekender Seven News Movie: Robots (G, 2002) Stars Mel Brooks, Drew Carey. Judge John Deed (M,v,a) New series Movie: Agatha Christie’s Sparkling Cyanide (M) Stars Susan Hampshire, Jack Fortune, Dominic Cooper. Movie: Dirt (M, 2004) Stars, Julieta Ortiz, John Tormey, Nathaniel Freeman. Danoz Direct Expo through until 6am.

6.00 Rugby World Cup Match 33 England vs Tonga cont/‌ 7.00 Kids’ Programs 8.00 AFL Grand Final 2007: Breakfast 10.00 AFL Grand Final 2007: Morning 12.30 AFL Grand Final 2007: Preview 1.30 AFL Grand Final 2007: Pre Game Entertainment 2.00 AFL Grand Final 2007: TBA vs TBA 6.00 Ten News 6.30 Smallville (PG) Series return 7.30 Deadliest Catch (PG) Alaskan Fishing. 8.45 Law & Order (M) 9.30 Cops (M) Repeat 10.00 Rugby World Cup Match 35 – Australia vs Canada, live. 12.45 Rugby World Cup Match 36 – Wales vs Fiji, live. 3.00 Formula One Grand Prix – Japan 4.15 Rugby World Cup Match 37 – Scotland vs Italy, live.

Religion Stanley Seaside Hotel Weekend Sunrise Up Close Music (PG) Vodafone Live At The Chapel V8 Xtra (G) Bathurst Preview Motorsport On Prime Movie: West Side Story (PG,v,a, 1961) Stars Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer. Better Homes And Gardens Border Patrol NZ (PG) Seven News Movie: The PaciďŹ er (PG, 2005) Stars Brad Garrett, Brittany Shaw. Movie: TBA Alias (M) Movie: Turbulence II – Fear Of Flying (M,a,v,l, 1999) Stars, Craig Sheffer, Jennifer Beals, Paul Garrett. Motorsport: Formula Ford Danoz Direct Expo and Shopping to 6am

6.00 6.00 Rugby World Cup Match 37 – Scot7.00 land vs Italy cont/‌ 7.30 7.00 Scooter Secret Agent 8.00 7.30 Totally Wild 8.00 Meet the Press 9.00 8.30 State Focus (PG) 11.00 9.00 Video Hits Special 12.00 Ruby World Cup Match 35 – Replay. 12.00 2.00 Formula One Grand Prix – Japan. 1.00 1.30 Rugby World Cup Match 25 – Eng2.30 land vs Samoa (replay) 4.00 World Cup Review Rugby 4.00 5.00 Ten News 5.30 Sports Tonight 5.30 6.00 The Simpsons 6.00 6.30 America’s Next Top Model (PG) 6.30 7.30 Australian Idol – Final 10 7.00 9.00 Rove (M) 10.10 The 2007 MTV Video Music Awards 9.00 12.15 Rugby World Cup Match 39 – Ireland 9.45 vs Argentina, live. 12.30 3.00 Infomercials & Religion 1.30 2.00 3.00 3.30 5.00

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4.30 Movie: Flame In The Streets (PG, 5.25 World News in various languages. 1962 Rpt) Stars John Mills, Sylvia Syms. 1.00 Food Lovers’ Guide To Australia 6.00 Kids’ Programs 1.30 Cutting Edge: Traders’ Dreams 10.00 School Programs 2.30 Under One Roof (PG) doco series on 11.00 Landline contemporary family life. 12.00 Midday Report 3.30 Insight 12.30 A Place In Italy Repeat 4.30 The Journal 12.55 Nigel’s Place In France 5.00 The Crew 1.30 The Cook And The Chef 5.30 Living Black 2.00 The Bill 6.00 Global Village – Flavours of France 2.45 Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson 6.30 World News Australia 3.00 Kids’ Programs 7.30 Mythbusters 5.55 Behind The News 8.30 Marx & Venus (PG) The Junket 6.00 Message Stick 8.35 South Park (M,a) Repeat. 6.30 Talking Heads: Bruce Beresford 9.00 Bro’ Town (M) animated series. 7.00 ABC News 9.30 World News Australia 7.30 The 7.30 Report 10.00 Shameless (MA,l,s.v) Part 5. 8.00 Australian Story 10.55 Oz (MA,v,l,a) Drama series from USA. 8.30 Four Corners 12.05 Movie: My Jealous Barber (PG, 9.20 Media Watch 2004) Black comedy from Norway. 9.35 Enough Rope with Andrew 1.25 Big Men; Bigger Dreams – AustralDenton ian Wrestlers (M,s) Documentary. 10.35 Lateline 2.25 WeatherWatch Overnight 11.10 Lateline Business The longest sentence you can form with 11.40 Ted’s Evolution (PG) two words is ‘I do’ H L Mencken 12.23 Teachers (M*cl) 1.30 Movie: Two Tickets To Broadway (G, 1951) Stars Janet Leigh, Tony Martin. 3.25 Bowls: Mens’ Triples

6.00 Sunrise 9.00 Morning Show with Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies. 11.00 The Fairies (P) Series Return. 11.30 Morning News 12.00 Movie: Mannequin (PG,s,l, 1987) Stars Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cattrall. 2.00 Beyond Tomorrow (G) 3.00 Flipper and Lopaka (C) 3.30 Tribe: The New Tomorrow 4.00 It’s Academic 4.30 News 5.00 M*A*S*H 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 6.00 Prime News 6.30 Seven News 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 Border Security – Australia’s Front Line (PG) 8.00 The Force – Behind the Line (PG) 8.30 City Homicide (M,v,d,a) 9.30 Criminal Minds (M) 10.30 Boston Legal (M) 11.30 In Case Of Emergency (PG) Series return. 12.00 Life As We Know It (M,s) 1.00 Danoz Direct 2.00 Expo and Shopping to 6am.

6.00 Early News 7.00 Rugby World Cup Match 27 – Australia vs Fiji (replay) 9.00 9am With David And Kim 11.00 Ten News 12.00 Dr Phil (PG) 1.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show (M) 2.00 Ready Steady Cook 3.00 Infomercial 3.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures 4.00 Scope 4.30 The Bold and the Beautiful 5.00 Ten News 6.00 The Simpsons 6.30 Neighbours 7.00 Futurama (PG) 7.30 Australian Idol 8.30 Law & Order: S.V.U (M) 9.30 Californication (MA15+) 10.10 The OfďŹ ce (PG) 10.40 Late News With Sports Tonight 11.25 Cybershack (PG) Final. 11.55 Late Show with David Letterman 12.55 Infomercials 1.25 Video Hits Up-Late 1.30 Infomercials 3.30 Religion to 6am Thank God I’m an athiest

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4.30 Movie: The Reluctant Widow (G 1950 B&W, Rpt) Stars Paul Dupuis. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 11.00 The Worst Jobs In History (PG) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 The Einstein Factor (G) 1.00 The New Inventors 1.30 Catalyst (G*) 2.00 The Bill (PG) Repeat. 2.45 Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson (G) 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.55 Behind The News 6.00 Time Team (G) High Ercall 6.50 The Prime Ministers’ National Treasures 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 The Pursuit Of Excellence: Hairworld 8.30 The Bill (PG) 9.20 Foreign Correspondent 10.00 First Tuesday Book Club 10.30 Lateline 11.05 Lateline Business 11.35 Four Corners 12.20 Media Watch 12.35 Movie: Miranda (G, 1948, Rpt) Stars Googie Withers, David Tomlinson. 1.50 Movie: Mad About Men (G, 1954 Rpt) Stars Anne Crawford, Dory Bryan.

6.00 Sunrise 9.00 Morning Show with Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies. 11.00 Playhouse Disney 11.30 Morning News 12.00 Movie: Hocus Pocus (PG,v,h, 2005) Stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker. 2.00 Beyond Tomorrow (G) 3.00 Flipper And Lopaka (C) 3.30 Tribe: The New Tomorrow (C) 4.00 It’s Academic 4.30 News 5.00 M*A*S*H 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 6.00 Prime News 6.30 Seven News 7.00 Home And Away (PG) 7.30 Dancing With The Stars (G) 9.45 All Saints (M) 10.45 The Time Of Your Life (M,v,l) 11.55 The Practice (M) 12.55 Danoz Direct 1.55 Expo and Shopping to 6am.

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5.25 World News in various languages 12.30 Business Report 1.00 Movie: The Lizard (PG, 2004 Rpt) Comedy from Iran. 3.00 Dolce Vita: Ferre Doco from Italy. 3.30 Football Stars Of Tomorrow (G) 4.00 A Fork In Africa – Ethiopia 4.30 The Journal 5.00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 6.00 Global Village – Excentriiiks 6.30 World News Australia 7.30 Insight 8.30 Cutting Edge: China Vs The US The Battle for Oil. Doco from France 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 The Deadlys 2007. Indigenous Art 11.30 Endangered 12.00 Movie: The Tale Of A Naughty Girl (M,a,s,v) Drama from India. 1.35 WeatherWatch Overnight [s] = [a] = [n] = [du] = [dr] = [v] = [*] = [h] =

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Early News Toasted TV Puzzle Play 9am With David And Kim Ten News TTN Dr Phil (PG) The Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Infomercial Huey’s Cooking Adventures Totally Wild The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons (G) Repeat Neighbours Futurama (PG) The Simpsons (PG, a) Repeat The Simpsons (PG) Repeat NCIS (M) Numb3rs (M) Late News with Sports Late Show with David Letterman Everybody Loves Raymond (PG) Everybody Loves Raymond (G) Infomercials Religion to 6am

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Infomercials Kids’ Programs Foreign Exchange The Music Jungle Test Drive – Series Final. Out and About – Final. MXTV My Home Movie: Now Voyager (PG,a,d,1942) Stars Bette Davis, Paul Henreid. The Good Life The Gurus Explore Bali – Special. Antiques Roadshow Canterbury. Evening News Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Movie: Racing Stripes (G) Stars Whoopi Goldberg, Joe Panteoloni. Saturday Lotto Movie: Rush Hour 2 (M,v,s,l, 2001) Stars Alan King, Jeremy Piven. Penn & Teller (M,l) The Mint (M) Games show. Shopping to 6am.

Infomercials Sharkey’s Friends Untold Wealth Arrive Alive Cup – Schoolboy Rugby League. Sunday Arrive Alive Cup – Schoolboy Rugby League Grand Final. Sunday Roast (G) Final. Sunday Footy Show (G) Final. NRL Grand Final Day Jersey Flegg – live. NRL Grand Final Day Premier League – live. NRL Grand Final Day Preview Evening News NRL Grand Final Day Entertainment 2007 NRL Grand Final – Live NRL Grand Final Day Presentations Movie: The Last Castle (M,s,v, 2001) Stars Robert Redford, Steve Burton. Fear Factor (PG) A1GP – World Cup of Motorsport Mad TV (M) One On One (PG) Guthy-Renker Australia Good Morning America

Today Morning With Kerri-Anne Time/Life Danoz Movie: Finding Buck McHenry (G,1999) Stars Michael Schiffman. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm (P) The Shak Bargain Hunt Newark 18 Antiques Roadshow Temptation Evening News A Current Affair Commercial Breakdown (PG) Just For Laughs (PG) 1 vs 100 games show Lotto RFDS (PG) Royal Flying Doctor Service. Emergency (PG) Weeds (MA15+) series return. Girls Next Door At The Palyboy Mansion (M,l,n) Nightline The Mint Games show Guthy-Renker Danoz Good Morning America Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy Renker Movie: They Call Me Sirr (PG, a,d,2001) Stars Kente Scott, K.C. Collins. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm The Shak Bargain Hunt: Donnington 8 Antiques Roadshow Temptation Evening News A Current Affair Surprise Surprise Gotcha CSI: Miami (M) To Hell And Back (M,a,d) Premier special. The Sopranos (AV15+) Nightline The Mint Guthy-Renker Untold Wealth Good Morning America Maybe this world is another planet’s hell. Aldous Huxley

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I groaned inwardly at the old bloke’s opening voiceover – not another childhood memoir. The four central characters are Catholic orphans but, being set in sunny Oz, they at least have not lost their mittens. They are sent on vacation from their outback home to an isolated seaside hamlet. A young couple there are considering adoption and the kids compete to be the chosen one – except for

to me and as Fearless, the one time daredevil bike rider, Sullivan Stapleton is lame in a part that would have been played by Eric Bana or Russell Crowe in the days before the zeros were added to their asking fee. A highlight is Teresa Palmer as Lucy, the blonde teenage nymph in a Heidi blouse and heart-stopping shorts who gets up close and personal with Maps. ‘Remember me as your ďŹ rst,’ she whispers to him. ‘No worries,’ he replies, pleased as Punch. The narrator is Misty, but it is Maps’s and Lucy’s relationship which breathes life into proceedings. With Creedence’s Who’ll Stop The Rain? (1970) a featured song, it is set at a time later than the Boys’ Own nicknames and general unworldliness suggest. Messily written, with scrambled symbolism, but doggedly sincere and meaningful, it is based on the sort of damp true story at which Australian Film Commission bofďŹ ns love to throw money, aiming to drag us to enlightenment like horses to water. And there is that in it too, a beautiful stallion hanging around the chocolate box cove, waiting to have its (TĂ­r na nĂ“g) moment in the neardrowning scene that you can see coming a mile away. The movie’s most notable success is in fulďŹ lling the potential for mawkishness that, from the outset, pongs with what Basil Fawlty referred to as the smell of burning martyr. John Campbell

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THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM The Bourne Ultimatum is a great action movie, exhilarating and neatly crafted, the kind of picture that will still look good 20 or 30 years from now. At the beginning of the second ďŹ lm, The Bourne Supremacy,

Bourne’s girlfriend, Marie (played by marvelous, openhearted actress Franka Potente), is killed suddenly. She has been trying to help him remember who he is, and to ďŹ nd out who’s instigating these ruthless missions. The Bourne Ultimatum simply drops us

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Art Piece Gallery – a great contribution to the thriving art scene of the Byron Shire. Tucked away in Stuart Street, Mullumbimby, Art Piece Gallery is a treasure trove of delightful, accessible art works; everything from a hand thrown mezze bowl at $6 to an impressive canvas at $60,000. Art Piece Gallery supports, promotes and encourages the work of local artists, both those who are already established and those taking their first tentative steps into the world of exhibiting. We are currently exhibiting textiles by the internationally renowned Shyama, amazingly intricate and beautiful ‘precious ocean’ fibre artwork by Melissa Hirsch as well as paintings by Heidi Tansey, John Turton, Robyn Sweaney, John Cottrell and others. Come in and be A..mazed. 105 Stuart Street, Mullumbimby. 6684 3446

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Accent your Spring!

Amazing new stock has just arrived. Everything shall be marked down by up to 50%. Persian, Afghan, kilims, saddlebags, pillows, cushions and runners... go and have a look! They also specialise in rug washing and repair and will make your old rug new again. Give them a call to make an appointment or drop in between 10am and 4pm Tuesday to Friday or Saturday 10.30am to 2pm or by appointment.

To celebrate Spring, Accent Color, Byron Bays’ longest standing copy shop of 16 years welcomes Louise, a graphic designer from London!! Have you a project ready but need help with design and layout? Louise will give you a great looking finished product. Rob and Louise offer unique and friendly service, designing logos, brochures and packaging, plus digital printing from disc, laser colour & black & white copying, plan copying, laminating, binding, block mounting & short run t-shirts. And a great collection of eclectic postcards and posters. Check out Louise’s work at www.louisebarrow.com

Ali’s Rug Centre is located on the corner of Wollongbar Street and Centennial Circuit, Byron A&I Estate. Phone 6685 7750

Mention this ad for a 10% spring discount on all graphic design.13 Feros Arcade, Byron Bay Ph/fax 6685 6236 Email: accentco@exemail.com.au

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Last week for opening special!

You are more than just your mouth, teeth and gums. That’s why, at the Byron Dental Centre, we take the whole body into account in relation your dental treatment. General Dentistry • Safe Amalgam Removal and Replacement • Biocompatible Material Testing and Dental Health Screening with Avatar Bio-Feedback Testing System • Cosmetic Dentistry • Oxygen Whitening Last week for our opening special a Checkup and Clean as well as 2 X-Rays for $150 (normally $240). Come in and get an update on your dental health and options available to you. Check out our site www.byrondental.com or call 6680 7554 for an appointment

Atmosphere Creation is one of the gifts that artist Priya C. Link wants to share with the Shire. Initially at Sushi Wave in Byron, then at her much admired houses she has renovated, at her famous parties and now in a courtyard cafe in Mullumbimby which has really taken off since Priya & Glenn have created the by now famous “Sushi Wala”. Enter Sushi Wala’s embracing ambience and immediately feel welcomed and at home. Come and feel it for yourself! Down the lane on Burringbar St (behind Flowers) Mon-Sat 12-8 ( Sat Indian). Ph 6684 4315

Amazing kwik kerb Put shape, colour and contour into your landscaping and add value to your property with fast, machine laid continuous concrete edging by Kwik Kerb. This process suits soil and bark retention, driveway borders and edges, paving borders, carparks, swimming pool edges etc and is available in a number of profile shapes according to the function needed. Kwik Kerb is unique in that the concrete can be coloured to give a rustic wood, slate or brick impression finish. This is extremely durable and visually appealing, adding prestige and value to your landscaping masterpiece. Call Tony at Kwik Kerb on 0429 842 958 or 6684 2958

Ayurveda College of Byron Byron Ayurveda Centre is part of the Ayurveda College which offers nationally accredited training in Ayurveda Certificate IV and Advanced Diploma. Most training is two-and-half-days a week and includes practical hands-on training right from the first week. Ayurvedic cooking, therapeutic yoga, health and beauty therapies and making Ayurvedic oils and preparations are included. Two days a week plus experience working in the clinic and you can become a qualified Ayurveda consultant using organic herbs and products, diet correction, massage and a variety of Ayurvedic therapies for health maintenance, rejuvenation and treatment of illness. Student clinic specials are available every Tuesday and Thursday including massage and College & Health & Beauty Centres consultations for $60. Shop 6, Middleton St, Byron Bay. Phone 6632 2266 / 6680 8788

Attention business owners Do you feel frustrated that your business is not reaching its full potential? Have you ever suspected that the limitation might actually be you? Discover the secret that 40% of Fortune 500 companies use that you probably don’t! Adam Gibson is a Business and Personal Development Coach. For your FREE REPORT (valued at $37) call 6680 3643 (recoded message) or email adam@beyondsuccess.com.au and type FREE REPORT in the subject line. We work on the business owner, not the business

At Muoi’s Feast Muoi has just released her new Spring menu – and started serving lunches from Tuesday to Saturday! For dinner, the Feast For Two is a great way to sample her entrees, featuring grilled scallops, duck spring rolls, sesame chicken and green pawpaw salad. For mains the Salt and Pepper Prawns and the Salmon with Bok Choy, Rosti and Red Wine Butter come highly recommended – unless Muoi’s Wicked Duck cannot be resisted! Finish up with Chocolate Risotto Brulee or her famous Souffle Grand Marnier! And meanwhile, don’t forget the prospect of a leisurely lunch in her welcoming courtyard : unbeatable value for noodles and pasta, burgers and baguettes.

Muoi’s Feast is situated at 11 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay Phone 6685 7557

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a Wh W h t’s t s Hot COCKTAIL QUEEN CREATIONS

Cocktail Queen Creations is a fun and exciting new concept in private entertaining with the Byron Shire. CQC will come to your home or party venue bringing all the expertise and equipment needed to concoct the most delicious and elegantly served cocktails. You can select from an extensive list or choose your own favourites and we can theme our cocktails to suit your event. Make your next party a truly memorable time both you and your guests. Ph 0409 454 679

PEOPLE OF THE REVOLUTION This exciting new store in Byron Bay is more than just a clothes boutique – it is a creative hub which allows local artists and designers to showcase their talents. They are also exclusive stockists of the divine Argentinian label Rapsodia, just arrived, as well as Kosiuko, also from Argentina, Kwamee by Frances, Hael, Marnie Skillings, Shirley Lane, Miss Haidee, Vintage in Vogue and Alicias Designs. Come and discover for yourself clothes with a difference‌

MATTRESS XPRESS Just the thing for when guests drop in, Mattress Xpress have a range of solid timber futonsofas with super comfy mattresses from only $699. Come and check them out along with the extensive range of furniture, shelving, cupboards and of course BEDDING! Phone 6685 5212.

• Dinner voucher • Massage voucher • 2 free Byron Bay Boot Camp sessions • Free workout t-shirt • Complimentary health products • A commitment to completing the challenge

WOLLUMBIN DREAMING Wollumbin Dreaming Festival celebrates its 7th year. Set at Tyalgum showground at the foot of the majestic Wollumbin (Mount Warning) 20 minutes west of Murwillumbah. Featuring over 20 stage acts, including OKA, Nathan Kaye, Dub Shack, Cloud 9, Banawurun Feat, Optimystics, Future Native, Zennith, Greg Sheehan & Rhythm land, Mandy Nolan, CWA Ladies, The Pitts Show and much more. New relocated chai tent, (Bring your drums, poetry and acoustic instruments). Showers and compost loos. The festival is produced by Wollumbin Dreaming Incorporated, a nonproďŹ t organisation with a focus on reconciliation, community, environment and conservation. If camping please bring appropriate camping equipment for wet weather. Please note: The Wollumbin Festival is a drug, alcohol and pet free event. 2007 tickets online and at the gate. Weekend admission – Adults $90, 16 & under $50, under 12 free. $20 at rate camping per person. Day admission (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) – Adults $25/$40/$40, 16 & under $15/$20/$20.

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Stephanie Stone’s 30 Day Challenge is the ‘Ultimate Personal Fitness Program’. Package Includes: • 2 x personal training sessions p/w • 8 rules that cannot be broken • Body Fuel Nutrition program • Individualized exercise program • Online coaching and mentoring

Unique, independent and bold, Riley Burnett is the Australian design house creating hand crafted jewellery with admirers from Sydney to Los Angeles. Designer, Jennie Riley and partner Jason Burnett began their business during a year long adventure in Italy and Greece with their two boys. Combining sterling silver with the semi precious stones she

collected collec cte along her journey, Jennie created distinctive jewellery pieces that were quickly snapped up in stylish stores and boutiques in Italy. Excited by their success, Jennie and Jason recognized the potential of their jewellery designs. Upon their return to Australia the family established a workshop and showroom in the beautiful and inspiring coastal town of Lennox Head, near Byron Bay. Just a few years on, Riley Burnett has earned a reputation in the market as a provider of new and innovative, hand crafted jewellery. Incorporating only the ďŹ nest quality materials, Jennie’s contemporary designs showcase a stunning, bold colour palette and unique organic shapes. As each piece is individually handmade in Australia, no two pieces are exactly the same. Her use of colour and form have now become the signature of this ďŹ ne Australian designer. Riley Burnett jewellery can be found in select fashion boutiques and art galleries, and is sought after and collected both throughout Australia and overseas. Whether as a stunning accessory for the special fashion item or as a piece of wearable art, Riley Burnett will delight. Phone 6687 5739 / 0400 754 401 or visit www.rileyburnett.com

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COOKING CLASSES Bangalow Cooking School is winding down for the year, with only three more classes in October. On Sunday 7 October there is a Kids’ Cooking Class from 10am to 12pm, with school principal Leah Roland teaching a range of simple dishes to children over the age of ten. That afternoon ex-dish chef Luke Southwood will be passing on the art of Spanish tapas and Seafood Paella from 4pm to 8pm. On Wednesday October 17 Tippy Heng will instruct a session entitled Wok Work, consisting of delicious ThaiChinese meals to whip up in minutes. In addition, a one-off Christmas Treats cooking class is planned for late October/ November, featuring ‘a local identity with considerable pudding knowledge’. The traditional pudding in cloth will be demonstrated as well as many edible gifts. For more information and to book, either call 6687 2799 or 0427 872 830 or go to www.bangalowcookingschool.com

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Toffee: sugar, water, a little brown vinegar perhaps, brought to the boil then cooked till the syrup is a golden brown. Sugar and heat a magical liaison, food as alchemy, and one of the better examples of why cooking is so exciting. Sugar, like salt, is one of the keystones to avouring food, or enhancing its natural avours (and in fact crusaders to the Holy Land who encountered it there described it as ‘sweet salt’). Despite its complete absence of nutritional value, despite controversy which periodically surfaces to besmirch its very name, it is a much-valued ingredient in any self-respecting kitchen. The two predominant plant sources for table sugar are sugarcane and sugar beets – although it may also be extracted from sorghum, sugar maple and date palm. CaneďŹ elds are part of our landscape here, and the rich, billowing plumes pumping up into the heavens a symbol, almost, of Broadwater. At Melba’s Verandah there’s a Cane Cutters’ Lunch on the menu, though the late morning we stopped there for (superb) cake and (indifferent) coffee there was no sign of impending cane cutters. It has been suggested by some doctors that reďŹ ned sugar be classiďŹ ed a poison; as it is, many consider that it should be deďŹ ned as a food additive. This all seems too dramatic to me: I have decided to defend sugar, in all its guises, because it has been maligned for too long, and because it has its own place in the world. I remember that my mother, on one of her many diets, would periodically remind her three daughters, inheritors of her family’s stock of fat genes, that cakes, biscuits and desserts were nothing more than a gloriďŹ ed teaspoon of sugar, and that any time we felt we needed to eat one of these things we should eat merely that. (Of course she was persuading herself as much as she was us, conveniently omitting all the other, sensual reasons for eating.) I am only relieved that that whole ghastly era of sugar substitutes seems to have faded, when smart women were constantly seen to be slipping tiny tablets of saccharine out of small plastic dispensers in to their cups of tea, or instant coffee. (These substitutes derive from things like coal tar and chlorine, for heaven’s sake...)

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No skid marks for kid from Niangala John Campbell An urban myth doing the rounds once upon a time concerned a do-it-yourself motorbike kit. Nobody had actually seen one, but the story was spread as gospel; you could order a box of parts and, following the instructions as in a Meccano set, construct your own Harley Davidson. Invariably, the wondrous tale was told as a chillum (remember them?) was passed from hand to hand, so its veracity was rarely questioned. As far as pop culture symbols of rebellion go, they don’t come any shinier or noisier than the motorbike. I’ve never owned or driven one, not even a moped. The last time I rode pillion was a few years back in Hanoi, sans helmet, and the little bloke who taxied me from one side of town to the other insisted on turning around to quiz me about the price of wide screen TVs in Australia as we squirted through the zany traffic. I was never smitten by the romance of the rev. But that’s not to say that I have anything but the highest regard for Casey Stoner, the Queenslander who has become Australia’s latest sporting world champion.

SPORTS RESULTS BOWLS Bangalow Men 19/9 Social: K Trimble, H Gallagher, B Harriott 21 d R Gray, J Armstrong, B Sjoberg 20; W Collings, N Johnston 24 d T Hart, R Forman 15; R Goddard, F Little 29 d S Bounty, T Armstrong 19. 22/9 C’ship 4s: K Trimble, H Gallagher, N Johnston, I Holden 20 d R Goddard, B Hurst, R Crouch, B Fiedler 10. H/c Singles: G Whitta 151 d R Hulbert 117. Bangalow Women 18/9 Cons Singles: M Little 152 d E Astley 143; J Gallagher 158 d V Bell 92. Social: R Martin, P Robson 20 (rink winners) d V Johnston, M Johnston 13; M Harley, M Dingle Draper 28 d P Trimble, S Boyle 17. Brunswick Heads Men Wed S/S Triples: R Appel, G/W Weston; r/up L

His sixth placing in the Japan Grand Prix gave him an unbeateable lead in MotoGP. Formerly the 500cc motorbike championship, the tour was rebadged in 2002 when the engine size of the machines was increased to 990cc before being reduced to 800cc for 2007. I haven’t got a clue what cc means and if told would not not understand the explanation anyway. Regardless, the things can now get up to a terrifying 320 kph, which is considerably quicker than what Marlon Brando

and his leather clad gang were doing when they cruised into that podunk town half a century ago. Marlon, so pretty with his raffishly tilted commander’s cap, was aboard a Triumph, but whatever cred that bike had with wild ones was never transferred to the racing circuit. Since the first 500cc grand prix tour in 1949, none have been taken out by a Triumph, or a Harley Davidson for that matter (though the latter scored in the 250cc series of 1975/76). Peter Fonda went in search

of America on a Harley, Anthony Hopkins as Bert Munro sped across the Bonneville Salt Flats of Utah on a 1920 Indian and I’ll bet that the leader of the pack whom the Shangri-Las mourned didn’t have his historic prang on anything but a big Yankee hunk of steel and chrome. Stoner’s championship bike is an Italian Ducati. It is the first time since 1973 that the premier bike has not been made in Japan. Which makes it all the more surprising that no Japanese rider

has made it to the top. Instead it’s the Italians who have excelled, having won eighteen world titles. Australians have figured prominently too. Besides Stoner, there has been five times winner in the nineties, Mick Doohan (Honda), Wayne Grady (Honda) in 1987 and Gary Hocking (MV Augusta) in 1961. Not far behind Stoner this year is Chris Vermeulen (Suzuki), and Anthony West (Kawasaki), whose team mate is the pungently named Randy de Puniet of France. Stoner, from near Tamworth, is 21 but looks about 12. By the age of fourteen he had won over seventy state titles and just about everything else he entered in the junior dirt bike riding caper. The logical step was for his parents to take him to the UK, where, unlike in Australia, he didn’t have to mope around until he was sixteen to be eligible to race on bitumen. He won the English 125cc Championship in 2000 and it’s been all cakes and ale since. 2006 was his rookie season in MotoGP and he impressed by finishing eighth. His 2007 success is, without question, a phenomenal achievement in what must be

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Byron Bay Women Social bowls only for school holidays. Tues Social: N Wilson, V Breckenridge, E Costigan. Nomination sheets on board for Club 4s, Cons Singles. Trading Table days now $2 Raffle Day. Lennox Head Men Springtime Carnival: 15/9 Men’s Triples; D Hall, P Dietrich, M Anderson (Composite); r/up R Adams, B Potts, J Calandro (LH); T Hickey, B Schweitzer, L Martin (LH); M Chilcott, D Hobbs, W Peart (C/dong); R Wilson, R Barnes, C Lehfeldt (Composite). 1st Rnd: B O’Keeffe (E H); 2nd rnd P Wilson (LH), 3rd Rnd K McGuire (LH). 16/9 Mixed Triples: M/C Lehfeldt, R Barnes (Composite), r/up F Paterson, P Wilson, B Malcolm (LH); D Johnson, J Flaherty, M Flaherty (A/ville); D/N/M Gregor (LH); M Hannaway, W Abraham, K McGuire (LH). 1st Rnd L Feldman (LH), 2nd Rnd J Moore (LH). 18/9 S/S triples: B Lawless, K Davey, B Martin (win) 24 d B Jensen, N Strangward, M Knott (cons) 17; C Skennar, R Latham, I Kemp (r/up) 30 d J Robinson, G Grady, N Cremin 7. Lennox Head Women 19/9: Edith Barr pres NSWWBA Super Veterans Badge; B Single Final: J Burgess d D Adams. 17/9 Deb’s Day: Ballina RSL; T Hill, L McIlwian, D Saines, R Phelps; r/up Ballina; J Collins, A Brunsdon, A Kidd, J Cameron. Best Rnd; am Ballina; V Watson, R Styart, B De Re, A Brown; Best Rnd; pm Alstonville; N Moore, M Reddell, V Lewis, B Jennings. Friendship Prize: Lennox Head; S Skennar, P Robinson, J Fogarty, M Battese. Mullumbimby RSL Men 23/9 Social: A Bartlett, F Cornale, C Ridgewell 33 d T Trivett, K Curry, M Nelson 13; S Purdie, B Moore, F Buckley 24 d L Boyter, T Johnston, L Henry 22; A Pyzer, A Bond, B Gibson 33 d B Neate, P Jones, T Johnston 10; P McDonald, B Rose, R Philps 24 d D Kidby, M Murphy, T Batson 19; J/T Estreich, J McKay 24 d R Marriott, P Thompson, R Day 11. 22/9 Semi Final Major Singles: M Brown 31 d P Thompson 18; D Hammond 31 d P McDonald 29; G Naoum, R Philps, L McKay 24 d N Lee, N Bond, P Jones 8; Final on 29/9. Mullumbimby RSL Women 15/9 Cons: G Henry 157 v S Brown 133, marker H Robb. 18/9 Cons: J Towner 156 v B Reglin 114, marker J Lee. Social: S Brown, E Jones, K Freeman 32 v L Morrow, J Graham, G Henry 10; A Ellem, J Beaumont, B Croft 20 v D Lobb, R Mills, J Kidman 16. General meeting 9/10 at 10am. Ocean Shores Men 17/9 S/S Triples: R Campbell, K Hosie, R Roberts; r/up E O’Donnell, M Danswan; R Tonkin, T Hawley, J Hay. Ocean Shores Women 19/9: N Russell/N Stearman15 (Out of hat) d B Baber/G Johnston14; E Hill/S Iversen 22 d S

Woolford/S Burgess 11; M Oliver, K Farrell, J Bartlett 15 d M Moodie, K George, L McGowran 13. 21/9: Club Pairs C’pions: M McConville/L Mason 31 d J Williams (sub.R Kirkland)/F Crowder. Social: M Moodie, B Stone, P Sullivan 27 (Highest no Ends) d L Bland, C Timewell, M James 9; E Hill, D Grant, G Johnston 20 d N Russell, M Hosie, M McConville 19. Rnd 1 Club Triples: J Bartlett, L McGowran, S Burgess 30 (r/up) d L Wollington, T Warr, P Campbell 7. Mufti Twilight Bowls begins 2/10 at 5.30pm. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley 17/9 N/S 1st gross and net: P Hems/M Downey; 2nd gross: M O’Halloran/P Baldwin; 2nd net: J Selleck/B Simons. E/W 1st gross and 2nd net: A/G Withey; 2nd gross: C Johnson/D Dare; 1st net: D Grant/F Patterson. 22/9 N/S 1st gross and net: P Keyte/A Gray; 2nd gross and net: A/B Gibson. E/W 1st gross and net: G/A Withey; 2nd gross and net: E Hollick/M Solway. Byron Bay North/South:1st H Wilson, S Warn; 2nd G Falson, R Heale; 3rd M Beitlich, A Kelly. East/West: 1st A Humphreys, J Kable; 2nd P Bradley, G Lynn, 3rd K Milne, T Macdonald. Ocean Shores 19/9: N/S: 1st gross/net: J Selleck/B Simons; 2nd gross: P/R Keyte; 2nd net: A Hauser/C Blacker. E/W: 1st gross/net: K Westall/R Heale; 2nd gross: L Baldwin/J Elliott; 2nd net: M Hosie/R Pedicini. CRICKET Bangalow Juniors Sign on date Wednesday 26/9 from 4 to 6pm at Bangalow Sports Grounds Nets. All enquiries Derek Meads 6687 1770. DARTS Brunswick Valley No Darts 26/9, Closed Comp Mullum Ex Services Club, 7.10 pm start see team captains for more details. 3/10 Women/Mens singles plus Draw Doubles. 10/10 Women, Men and Mixed Doubles. GOLF Mullumbimby Men 19/9 Single Stab: D Crow 40; r/up C Mangleson 39 c/b; Pro Pin S Brecard (6 balls). 22/9 Single Stroke Rnd 4 C’ships: L Mills 64 net; r/up D Baird Watson 67 net. NTP: 5th J Worthington, 9th D Crow (10 balls), 12th P Schweitzer, 17th K Lawler; Gundies Mug D Baird Watson; Mick’s Schooner G Huish. Champions: A grade D Morgan 288; B grade R Reilly 341; C grade D Baird Watson 366. Overall net: R Dann 279 c/b; r/up D Crow 279; S Brecard 280. Mullumbimby Ladies 20/9 Final Rnd C’ships: Div 1 G Redman 68; Div 2 B Woolnough 66 c/b. Champions: Club J Dengate

313; B grade L Riches 388 (playoff M Essery); C grade A Moser 423; Nett: A grade J Dengate 293; B grade G Stenner 287; C grade F Hayden 293; Vets: Div 1 J Neate; Div 2 J Beer. 29/9 Invitation Day Draw: 1st Tee; 9am G Lynn, J Slater, B Mules, M Broughton; 9.06 M Bertoli, C Fitzhenry, M Crichton, D Gray; 9.12 G Redman, P Smith, K Mudgway, J Chapman; 9.18 F Brooker, Partner, M Trivett, Partner; 9.24 G McDonald, C Lane, M Davey, C Chidlow; 9.30 M Leeson, E Gallen, T Batson, W Stenner; 9.36 B Woolnough, G James, R Manley, C Killion. 10th Tee; 9am N Dwyer, G Tilling, L Walker, L Chant; 9.06 J Beer, W McFadden, T Beer, T Cheevers; 9.12 S Kosaka, H Mackay, J Neate, H Hammond; 9.18 G Poynting, J Skelton, B James, J Maynard; 9.24 F Booth, L Riches, A Moser, K Thomson; 9.30 A Smith, C Harris. Kitchen: A Moser/L Riches; Table: G Mackay/B Mules. Ocean Shores Men 17/9 Ind Stab (Medley): B Williams 39; r/up D McCullock 36; G Cole 35; starters 86; balls to 30; CCR 72; NTP 3rd and 17th D McCulloch. 19/9: L Morgan 42; r/up S Ford 41; W Cowley 39; starters 108; balls to 33; CCR 72; NTP 3rd/6th M Pfeil, 8th T Watt, 12th R Thomas, 15th C Godsmark, 17th G Bullard. Ocean Shores Ladies 18/9 Par: Div 1 M Pratt 0; r/up R Rogers 0 c/b; Div 2 P Kranz +5; r/up B Simons +1; Div 3 M Byron +1; r/up C Blacker minus 1 c/b. NTP; div 1 C Martin, Div 2 S Stephenson, Div 3 E Roe. 20/9 18 hole: H Best 34; vouchers to 27 c/b. 22/9: Div 1 K Keenan 37 c/b; r/up C Killion 37; Div 2 E Roe 37; r/up S Stephenson 32. NTP Div 1 K Lane; Div 2 C Chidlow; vouchers to 31. Ocean Shores Vets 20/9 4BBB Stab: J Stuart, B Baxter 48; r/up D McCulloch, A Ross 47; P Conaghan snr, A Ross 45. NTP 3rd B Neate 2, 17th M Kelly; Captains Pin C Godsmark; Gorilla Award h/c 0 to 19 R Swinbourne, h/c 20+ I Opperman; balls to 40; Scrubbers ball C Godsmark, D Dupen 31. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 26/9 Rnd 9 Bus Houses Teams Comp: Bruns Blinds v The Potato Works: G Elliott v D Bird, I Bissett v D Runciman, G Kaminski v A Li, J Nicolson v S Moon, S Bruyn v F King. Canty’s Surveyors v Bruns Pharmacy; S Thompson v B Staff, T Wood v M Ottery, C Pearce v C Booth, J Miller v M Stratton, M Isbister v T Mason. Bruns Smash Repairs v Byron Bay Trophies; S Sleep v G Davis, C Ashworth v P Hill, C Staff v R King, D Wraight v J Heers, M Wallace v S Truesdale. OS Glass v OS Bakery; M Underwood v B Trivett, C Walsh v J Gribble, R James v W Ferrier, L Miller v C Johnston, J Moodie v Jeff Heers. 1/10 Rnd 11 Byron Health Foods Comp: Div 1; 5pm B Trivett v A Brooker, L Powell

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Sports Roundup with John Campbell Main Armers make run on Bankers Brian Mollet Sunday’s skies dawned blue and clear for the ďŹ rst semi ďŹ nal of local cricket’s ultimate accolade, the Nick Shand Memorial trophy. Rain over the last few weeks saw Lomath Oval back to its usual condition, as lush and slow as Paris Hilton after a coke and cocktail bender, and with serial offenders Main Arm up against the Left Bankers, highly strung as a Steinway grand and twice as hard to play.Results were keenly anticipated by both cricket aďŹ cionados and clinical psychologists everywhere. Snakebite Pete of the Bankers called correctly at the toss and chose to bat. Tactics play a big role in the cut and thrust of Shand cricket and with the Bankers’ batting order as well stacked as Pavarotti around the middle, Main Arm helmsman Greg bypassed the seamers and tossed the

new ball to the cagey Darcy and bafing Bruce. Eli and John saw the score to 28 before a running mix up saw John caught at the wrong end. Cameron and Eli both advanced the score but fell just as they were getting into top gear, Eli top edging a full toss and Cam missing a well aimed curve ball from Brian, who it is said can’t do anything straight, even lie in bed. Simon put his head down and was joined by Jason, who launched at everything like a Hezbolah operative with a full rack of missiles. The score began to peak like Timothy Leary in a float tank. Tom looked more like a young charger than a warhorse with the u and both danger men fell to his sprightly mediums. Russell and Michael hit boundaries in the ďŹ nal overs but the Banker’s score of 124 was pretty, but a bit shy, like a Mufti’s daughter.

After the lunch break Bourkey started at breakneck pace as he intended to watch the footy after the game. Jase’s reply to being caned to the fence was an off cutter that sent middle and leg stumps ying. Lonsdale fell victim to fellow slowie, the beguiling witch doctor Ed, and Baz was run out by Russell in a piece of ďŹ elding that can only be described as miraculous. At 3-42 the game was in the balance. Joffrey charged like a Pamplona bull at Ed, knocking one over the boundary, then diving back to his crease after missing the next ball. Tension twanged like a slightly mistuned ‘A’ string. Surviving the big appeal for a stumping slowed Joff down somewhat but Tom, still pumped after his success with the ball and also a noted footy fan, ended all disputes with a match ending 30 off 18 balls.

Pythons strangle pretenders

Pictured: Back Row; Barry Shepard (coach), Sam Iwanusha, Julie Chapman, Di Cooper, Di Campbell, Sue Crammer, Leisa Arthur (Goalie) Felicity Hanna, Jay Mangleson. Front Row: Julie Williams, Sue Lofts and Carol White

The Mullubmimby Hockey Club is celebrating the well deserved success of its Pythons team.When the ages of its team members were added together the total was 601, proving the worth of vast experience in a team. A love of the game comes in handy too and, allied with

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the determination instilled in them by veteran Australian coach Barry Sheppard, the girls have been able to come up with a stellar season.They have taken out the minor and major open Division Two Tweed Border Premiership after going through the competition rounds undefeated.

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Byron Bay Boardriders Next club round is on Sunday October 7. The fabulous Straddy Assault will be held on the weekend of October 20-21.

All Girls Surfriders The September club round was moved from North Wall Ballina to Lennox beaches due to the messy conditions and building swell. A strong south westerly turned to a strong south easterly by the

ďŹ nals however and there were still some good solid waves on offer. Congratulations to the following ďŹ nalists: Advanced: 1 R BonhoteMead, 2 K O’Brien, 3 J Fenech, 4 S Brown. Intermediate: 1 M Blue Beckerleg, 2 A Cook, Equal 3 K Nobbs and C J Neville. Beginners: 1 M Tresselt, 2 T Whyatt, 3 A Roy, 4 L Preiser. 30+ 1 K Poulos, 2 T Franklin, 3 M Pentecost, 4 K McNamara. Longboard: 1 M Mott, 2 M Pentecost, 3 K Nobbs, 4 J Webster.

On grand ďŹ nal day they produced a fantastic performance and, showing their class, accounted for Waratahs by 4-0. Any players or coaches who might be interested in being involved with the club in the 2008 season can call 6680 2141.

Junior Giants The Junior Giants Presentation day is on this Saturday, September 29, at the Leagues Club grounds. The minis kick off at 10am and there will be a sausage sizzle, so come along and celebrate the end of another successful season. All teams competed with distinction in 2007, reected in the number of Group 18 junior reps produced by the club. Many thanks to our generous sponsors for their support all season.

Local school in state’s top four

Photo by Jeff ‘the Dribbler’ Dawson

The Mullumbimby Public School boys’ soccer/football team is one of the last four teams left in the NSW Primary School Sports Association state knockout competition, after beating Bateau Bay, from the Central Coast, in the quarter finals last Thursday at Mullumbimby. The Mullum boys ran out more convincing winners than the 2-1 scoreline suggests, with their opponents not scoring their goal until right on the full time whistle. The victory allowed them to progress to the semi ďŹ nals, which will be played at Valentine Park at Glenwood in Sydney. This is a sensational achievement for Mullumbimby, especially when you take into account that there were over 550 teams which started in the competition and that Mullumbimby Public School only has an enrolment of 300. Bateau Bay with an enrolment of 740 students was typical of the many other schools with a much broader base from which to choose. In the game last Thursday, Mullumbimby ran with a reasonably strong wind behind them in the ďŹ rst half but nevertheless needed to absorb a lot of pressure from the skilful opposition. Great defence lead by central defenders Pierce Essery and Sam Edwards and some terriďŹ c goalkeeping from captain Eden Syme kept the score at 0-0 at half time. The home side came out

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and played more strongly after a half time talk from their coach Peter Towner, who urged them to take the game to the Central Coast team. Six minutes into the second stanza, half Darcy Earl found space at the top of the box and hit a powerful shot past the keeper to send the home crowd into raptures. Midway through the second half midďŹ eld workaholic and player of the match Deviin Zangger put through a perfect ball for Louis Earl to race onto and calmly slot into the net despite some close attention from the defender. Bateau Bay scored a consolation in the last few seconds of the game to ďŹ nish the scoring at 2-1. Mullumbimby have now won eight games to reach the semi ďŹ nals, having beaten Brunswick Heads, Burringbar, Byron Bay, Wollongbar, Kingscliff, Wyrallah Road, Kororo (Coffs Harbour) and Bateau Bay Public Schools. They’ve scored 23 goals and only conceded 4 in their matches. The team will play Valentine from the Newcastle area in the semi ďŹ nal in Sydney on October 15. The boys are very excited about their big trip and the chance to become the best school side in the state – it would be marvellous, if it has not already been, for a group from a small town like Mullumbimby. The team are frantically trying to raise the funds to get them to Sydney for the finals series. A number of activi-

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

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

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

TREE LOPPING A POSSUM TREE SERVICE.......................................................................66879779 or 0428 585159

CAPE BYRON PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Tom Scott...........................66840386 or 0418 600576 CARPENTER/HOME MAINTENANCE Lic 168095C David ........................... 66850242 0417 673308

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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 RELIABLE HANDYMAN SERVICE ............................................. Michael 66844970 or 0405 325569

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

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

WATER TANK INSTALLATIONS A POSSUM TREE SERVICE.......................................................................66879779 or 0428 585159

SHANES HANDYMAN SERVICES General carpentry & odd jobs ...................................0439 335659

WINDOW TINTING

YOUR LOCAL HANDYMAN Good and reliable Zvika ......................................................0417 629849

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HAIR & BEAUTY ALLURE BODYWAXING Suffolk Park ...............................................................................0403 417508

HEALTH ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne .................................... 66857366 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 MULLUMBIMBY Herbals, Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St.............................................. 66843002 MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................... 66841511 SUZIE PHILLIPS ACUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE .............................................. 66809696

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

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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

MOTORING BILLINUDGEL BRAKE CENTRE ............................................................................................ 66801382 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

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CHIROPRACTIC

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

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

DENTISTS BRUNSWICK HOLISTIC DENTAL CENTRE .......................................................................... 66851264 BYRON DENTAL SURGERY Mercury-free restorations ......................................................... 66807774 MULLUMBIMBY DENTAL CENTRE 100 Stuart St, Mullumbimby ........................................ 66842644

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

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

VETERINARY SURGEONS BILLINUDGEL/OCEAN SHORES VET HOSPITAL Jon Hollingworth ................................... 66803480 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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RUG WASH SEASON

Milton will personally hand wash your rug in the traditional Persian way. 66872424 THE RUG SHOP, BANGALOW

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I LOVE CLUTTER

DANCE TANGO

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Ange’s back & beginners classes start Wed 3/10 at 6.30pm, advanced 7.30pm. Ewingsdale Hall, Byron. 0427845297

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Gourmet Raw Food

Preparation for Radiant Health (includes organic raw food lunch). Presented by Anand from Raw Power. Limited places - bookings essential. Ewingsdale Hall, Sun Oct 14th, 11am to 3.30pm $69. Kids free. For info call 1300 664 179 www.rawpower.com.au

MULLUM HAPKIDO Mon 6pm, Wed 6.30pm, Fri 6pm Kids classes also available Ring Dom 0422274646

phone 6685 5222

ART FUNTASTIC

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all the amazing people, artists and local businesses that shared:

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Alina Hughes

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ARE YOU IN LOVE Call SUE BASSER Marriage Celebrant 66847165

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THANK YOU THANK YOU to all the wonderful people of New City Rd and surrounds for such a fun Street Party on Sunday. To the organisers, to Anne Leon for the ags, Potts for the trophies, the performers, stallholders for the food, Richard from ACE for facilities, and a special thank you to Funkey Eric for the music and Justin for manning the bbq.

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SURFBOARD McTavish carver, 8’3, near new, specially shaped, cover incl $950. Ph 66854329 or 0423494761

VACUUM CLEANERS repairs & sales, discount bags, pickup/delivery. Rick’s Vac Shack. 66805148, 0421902454

Liriope 10 for $30, Lomandra 6 for $10, Pandanus, Golden Cane, Agave, Flax, Grasses, Succulents & much more. Arrange a time 66805831/0419771514

All natural from $49.90 Natural latex pillows from $59.90 66855212

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LOUNGE SUITE – brown leather 2 seater and 2 chairs. $120 ph 0412732465 BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES Best brands. Best range. Sleep Zone, Bridglands, Mullumbimby. 66842511

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BLANK DVDs CDs & Mini DV tapes BRIDGLANDS Mullumbimby. 66842511

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

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MACHINES & GAS REFILLS Bridglands Retravision 66842511

LOUNGE chairs, stunning pair of Natuzzi Italian chairs in chocolate brown suede, as new $500ea. Phone 66842556 or 0417206808 BUILDING MATERIAL - BARGAIN, roof, doors, windows, timber. Ph 0409062074 NEAR NEW Aluminium Water Trough 5000 mm lg x 350 wide x 300 deep x 4mm thick. Cattle trough or water feature? $375 ono. Ph: 66855066 bh PACKAGING cardboard tubes. FREE! 100mm to 250mm Diameter. All Lengths Ph 66855066 (bh) & Collect CAMPHOR FURNITURE, chop boards, pic frames, shop ďŹ ttings, benchtops, best prices. Ph 66808884

WARD’S Landscape Supplies

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Duplication, replication, printing, packaging & design. Duplication & printing equipment. Phone 66190174 or 0411850536

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NEW & USED COMPUTERS Service – Spares. Ph Greg 66804159

100% COTTON – ALL SIZES Ph 66843191 www.1001nets.net

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FREE RANGE PORK Black Mountain Free Range has a limited amount of fresh pork & smallgoods avail. Free from cages, chemicals, hormones & antibiotics. Our Black Bershire pork is naturally better. Don’t miss out, order today. www.blackmountain.com.au or Phone 0267715130 or 0266845047

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Spring cleansing sale $10-$49 Mon-Fri 10-5pm, Sat 9.30-1pm

NARNIA NURSERY

TOP LOAD wash mach S120. Lge blue edged carpet mat 3.2 x 4M $125. Double mattress, as new $125. Ph 66844941

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

BAMBOO BLANKETS

SOFA BED $150, double bed & mattress $160, 52cm TV $90, carpet for double garage $50. Phone 0407942984

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MOKEA DESIGNS

QUALIFIED NURSE available to look after your baby. Call Julia 0431831353

EWINGSDALE HALL AVAILABLE for your function. Ph 66847706 AH

COMPOST TOILETS

WASHING MACHINE Hoover 5kg top loader, works well, incl. instruction manual. Can deliver $150. Ph 66805766

DISPLAY UNIT 1800h x 1350w x 400d very good condition $80. 4 Seater vinyl lounge & chair, good condition $60. Phone 66857785 after 6pm.

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PLANT SALE Clivias Belgian Hybrid for shady spots, drought tolerant, 8� pots $8 & 6� pots $4, lots of 10. Ph Margaret’s Garden on 66845558

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CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, Billinudgel. Phone 66801718

CLEM’S CARGO Lots of quality wooden furniture. 38 Tweed St, Brunswick Heads Tues-Sat. Ph 66851213 JARVIE OAK LOUNGE One 3 seater + 2 singles. beautiful condition. Cost $2000 sell $650 ono 66855219 or 0431678639 LATEX Queen mattress, 2yo, excellent cond, cost $1800 sell $600. 66808710

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WANTED FEMALE INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS Phone 66771811 LP RECORDS Good condition. Phone Matt 66841634 RED SOIL in Ewingsdale. Phone 66847363 or 0418181848 PUSH BIKES, ANY CONDITION. Phone 0413779223 OUTDOOR ping pong table. Phone 66807393/0428139882

GARAGE SALES ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. SUNRISE SUPER SALE Unit 6, 1-2 Cape Court Sunrise. Furniture, vintage clothes, handbags, CD’s - used underwear (only joking). 8.30am (not b4) MOVING SALE, tractor, ride on mower, fridge, BBQ, washing machine, dryer, & other household items & farm equipment. 8am Sunday 30/9/07 at 501 Binna Burra Road, Federal. Ph 66884233 10 RUSH CT Mullum, o’door furn, clothing, bric a brac. Sat 29, 8am-11am 7 INDERWONG AVE O.S. From 8am1pm. Large combined. Furn, elec, baby goods, clothes, plants. 63 TASMAN WAY Byron, storage shed clearance, assorted household items, outboard, crab nets etc. Sat 29, strictly from 9am. O SHORES, refurbished bikes from $20, Sat, 6 Aldinga Court. Ph 0413779223 3 BUNJIL PLACE Byron, Sat 29. Bargain homewares, Indian, antiques, books, clothes, fabrics, art. MEGA MOVING SALE furn, toys, books, h/hold etc. All very good cond. Sat 29 Sept from 8am. 20 Rush Crt, Mullum. COORABELL massive garage sale. Ph 66884781 BANGALOW industrial area, Sat & Sun at 8am. Mini orb, hardware, com drink fridge, books, lge mirror, interesting nick knacks. MULLUM 52 Pine Ave. Sat 8-12. Ex family daycare childrens toys, furn, play equipment, books, clothes and more. GG’s SUPA SALE, Sat & Sun after 8am. 3 Wollumbin Street, Byron Bay. HOUSEHOLD, clothes, jewellery, bikes, mower, boat, fender music gear & more. 8am Sat. 1 Mango Bark Crt, Byron Hills 75 SHIRLEY ST Byron, monster surf sale, women’s clothes exc. cond, accessories, surfboards, wetsuits, bike and h-hold goods. Sat 29 from 8am SUNRISE, 51 Sunrise Boulevard, 9am Sat 29th. Household goods. BYRON. Going o/s, motor home, wellness ďŹ lter, Jupiter ioronizer, oat tank, cheap electric bikes, w/m front loader, ďŹ r sauna, 6 bikes, books, tools, fridge, clothes, free stuff. Sat 4 Titree Place at 9am. BYRON BAY 9 Mackay St, Sat 8am, clothes and h’hold items. SAT 8 - 4, Tasman Way, A & I Est, Byron, furn, clothes, home wares, jewelry, bric a brac, bargains, something for all.

CARAVANS 30’ VISCOUNT, shower, toilet, full annexe, air-con & full gas kitchen $11,500. Ph 66882396

CAR SERVICE

BSW MOTORS

Pre-purchase inspection from $40! Pink slips, service + repair. 10 Bonanza Dr, Billinudgel. 66804999

MOTOR VEHICLES

‘96 VF2 COMMODORE 12th reg, 1 owner $4500. Phone 0402362046

PROPERTY WANTED

CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE

MOTOR HOME, Mazda T3000, 10 speed, diesel, seats/sleeps 6. 6mth rego. going o/s, sell as is now, $16950ono. 66855952

YOUNG working local family seeking freehold local block/acres to buy. Up to $120,000. Within 40 min of Mullum. Ph 66843641, 0423386347

MOTOR BIKES

HOLIDAY ACCOM.

YAMAHA 250 Virago 1992, Good condition, $2500. Ph 0412359019

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

TRACTOR REPAIRS

SPACIOUS light beach pad, 4 br, sleeps 8 +, avail 22nd Oct $880 neg. Ph 93656898, 0412968841

$$$s for most. Phone 0418189324, 0438189323

CAR AUCTIONS

Take advantage Brisbane’s largest choice. Buy at Dealers only through us. Ring Bruce Clarke on 0439854468. THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

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CAR BUYING SERVICES Save time & $$$ 12 mth warranty. Barry 0427667177 4WD VW TRANSPORTER ‘91 T3 $5000. Andy 0413976994 1992 FORD LASER rego to Nov 07, 17 inch rims, tinted windows, stereo, $2200 neg. Phone 66886495 or 0423189107 TOYOTA COROLLA 1988. Rego 02/08 $1400. Phone Morgane 0432511564 BUY A GREAT CAR FOR A GREAT PRICE. Call Barry 0427667177 DAEWOO, sedan, 1995, 200,000kms, 7 mths rego, $1750 ono. Ph 0424266293 SUBARU LIBERTY HERITAGE ‘99, wagon, full service history, white, leather, climate control, cruise control, auto, 2 x sunroofs, cd $15,500. Ph 0423926060

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MULLUM 1 room in lge house with swimming poo.l $140pw No pets. Ph 66843704 EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE Alcorn St opposite beach. Beautiful home, own bathroom/living area, f-furn, all mod cons. Professionals only $270pw 66853802

VEGETARIAN DELIGHTS Food van for sale, 3 markets & festivals, $79,000 ďŹ gures avail. 0407299258 LEASE AVAIL on large shop. Central Byron, long lease. Ph 0423891756 KEBAB TAKEAWAY, BRUNS long lease, low rent, stock + training incl. Fab reputation. 66851216 or 0406110955

BYRON, f-furn dbl room in lovely cottage, 2 min beach & shops. 0401812178 PM LOVELY 1br f-f apartment, Ewingsdale, pool, b’band, $240pw. Phone 66847610

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LEATHER SANDAL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS located in Byron Bay, over 15yrs est. $10,000 + stock at value. Ph 0404520766

MATURE WORKING COUPLE avail to house sit from early Oct, short or long term, pets & maint OK, exp. 0411951582

HOUSES FOR SALE

RESPONSIBLE woman to housesit Byron area. Ph 0409844402

SPACIOUS 2 STOREY DOUBLE BRICK 5br/rumpus + s-cont apart. 5 acres Coolamon Scenic. Ocean & valley views. Home business & horse prop. Ph 66843143 / www.house-for-sale.com.au

FREE accom in exchange for managing rental. Refs ess. Ph 0412968841

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

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

GREAT HOUSE MATE wanted to share with 2 others, 25-40, fun, outgoing, employed. Close to Byron. 0422081272

PROPERTY FOR SALE

OCEAN SHORES furn rooms ensuite, $150pw incl. elect. Ph 0415172038

MORTGAGE BROKER, Buyers agent. No application fees. No exit fees. No hype. Just great rates and good service. MICHAEL MURRAY 0428555501

LENNOX room in large house, yard, dishwasher, DLUG, 5 min beach & shops $100pw + exp. 66876979, 0402131853

EXP HOUSE SITTER with exc refs. Mature fem. Avail mid Oct. 0427788321

CARAVAN for sgl male wanting long term home + gdn on neat org prop, n/s, no pets. Goonengerry. Ph 66849498 ah

BROKEN HEAD fully renovated 2 room unit on 5 acres, views to Lennox Head and 7 Mile Beach, 5 min to Bangalow and Broken Head, 10 min to Byron and Ballina. Suit working couple or single person. Peaceful/private, non smoker, no pets. Must be working full time. $220pw + bond & references. All out goings included. Phone 66872620

O.SHORES s/c room, walk shops, entry, carport, kitchen $120pw, 66805532 OCEAN SHORES 1/2 house, own living area & bathroom, great views, pool, employed n/s. $170pw + bills 66842477 (bh), 66801254, 66841379 (ah) THE POCKET room $115pw incl bills, n/ s, d/f, veg, working yoga fem preferred. Phone 0423606595 CLEAN, CONSIDERATE, employed and friendly housemate wanted for beautiful, chilled out Mullum home. Share with 1 other. $135pw includes Broadband 66846662 LIGHT WORKER large room, ensuite, verandah, $180pw incl . Ph 66854324 BYRON HILLS 2 bedroom/studio, quiet, spacious, beautiful home, $220pw, n/s, d/f, veg pref. Ph 0413588279 SUNRISE lovely furn room, close shops/ beach, $140pw, no bills. 66808847 GOONENGERRY beautiful studio sized room, very leafy & private own entrance , deck, bathroom & living area on unique property, $200pw. 0403708941

SUFFOLK beach side, beautiful, modern, 4br house, 2bthroom, polished wooden oors, high ceilings, overlooks tropical garden & parkland, outdoor entertaining deck. Long term lease, though must vacate 4 wks/year (we pay you $1000pw), f-f $550pw or u-f $490pw. 1300720949 CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. Apply in person to Byron Bay Tourist Village, Ewingsdale Road. WORKSHOP Billi $50pw. Siwicki RE, 17 Fingal St, Brunswick. 66851206 4 BEDROOM house, un-furn, $390pw + bond, Coorabell, lease ends 27/2/08 non renewable refs essential. 0428555561 SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH 3br house & separate studio with bathroom 150m to beach $450pw. Ph 6680 2778 BEAUTIFUL 3br house in Huonbrook with private swimming hole $400pw. Self contained shed/bails $150pw. Ph 66802778

MULLUM self cont garden at for happy peaceful, motivated, child friendly, n/s woman $180pw incl bills. 0433506577 EUREKA big room in timber A-frame on acreage, share with 1 other, working / studying, easy going folks only, $130 + exp & bond. B/band. 0414466199 MT WARNING VIEWS 15km to Byron, 2 rooms $135pw & $115pw incl exp, working people only. Ph 0404807720 HUGE room, Sunrise, new, clean, wkg fem, n/s, sundeck, $160pw. 66807879 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK Gorgeous modern home, n/s, d/f, $145pw includes bills. Ph 66859895/0428659348 SUNRISE BEACH 4FF bedrooms in FF house. . Up to 3 month stay. Maybe longer. $130-$145 bills incl. Avail 25/10 Phone 0401471019. Photos at www. linknet.com.au/byronbusker

ĂˆĂŠ " "ĂŠ* ]ĂŠ 1 ĂŠĂˆĂˆnä棂ääĂŠ BEAUTIFUL furnished private sunny 4 br home in rainforest. 10 mins Mullum, broadband, avail start October, 3 month lease. $550pw 66840570

SUFFOLK AREA Private tropical home 3 br + study, pool, separate studio avail mid Oct $550pw. Ph 0407871503

STH GOLDEN BCH nice room in big house on canal for n/s, relaxed, clean, working person, 2 min beach, b’band $140pw. Ph 0423697528

LILLI PILLI/BYRON, seeking clean, considerate, reliable, vego to share 4br, 3bthrm large beautiful house with 1 easy going student, ocean peek, lush gardens, close to town, must see $300pw + bond, 6 mth lease, avail mid Oct. 0424338307

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CABIN 3 MINUTES TO MULLUM 3 room, self contained, rural, private, views, A/C and phone. Suit quiet mature working couple/single $250pw 66843470

O-SHORES 3 br with views $320pw, downstairs - new s-c studio $180pw. Rent together or separately. 0428555501

BYRON room in f-f share house $130pw incl bills + bond. Prefer working 25-35 yr old. Phone 0402830780

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SUNRISE, room in 3br house with garden & healing room for n/s, d/f person $120pw. Ph 66808507

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BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK good room in special home $125pw (incl phone, elec, b-band) spa, pool + more. Pref female. Phone 66854231

MITSUBISHI Van, 1992, 2.4L, LWB, man, 5 speed overdrive, 5 door, recon motor, mech A1, set up for a trip with futon, storage & stove, $3900. Ph 0411645269 ‘97 FORD STATION WAGON reliable, runs well, reg serv, $2500. Ph 66801161

BYRON room unfurn, 5 min walk CBD, 3br, quiet & tidy house, must be working & reliable, $130pw incl + bond, avail 4/10. Phone Nikki 0423505127

PEACEFUL LEAFY setting for female, share special house with fem, n/s, d/f, $125pw. Close to Byron/Mullum/beach, log ďŹ re. Ph 66847000 SUFFOLK PARK nice room, in friendly shared house, fem pref $110pw + bills. 0407921075 SUFFOLK, f-f room, own bthrm, ent, etc, pref young girl, safe, fun home. 66854905

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

TO LET BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 POTTSVILLE 2 br top oor unit. Recently renovated.100 meters to beach, 12 mins to Bruns. Electricity inc. $230pw + bond. Ph 0412 732 465 SUFFOLK PARK BEACHSIDE spacious, new, 3 large brs, 3 ensuite, 3 WIR, spa, 4 car LUG, attractive fenced garden, secuurity, $600pw. Ph 66859916

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48 September 25, 2007 Byron Shire Echo SUFFOLK STUDIO, private, clean & ff, avail now suit single prof. non-smoker, $250pw no bills. Phone 0418472892 COOLAMON SCENIC DRIVE self cont, f-f, 1br studio, suit sgl working person new to area, 10 acre farm + pool $250pw + elec, no pets, no children. Ring 66842095 SUFFOLK small f-f, s-c, bedsit, $170pw incl bills. Phone 66807465 EUREKA 4br house, 15m pool, magniďŹ cent views & gardens $450pw, avail 15 Nov. Phone 66884476 O.SHORES NTH 4br house, fenced, close to beach $370pw. 0421347320 MULLUM 3br brick house DLUG ens, bond, refs, $350pw, no pets. 66251381 MYOCUM 3br farmhouse on acres. 6 mth lease avail now, pets neg, property for sale, $300pw, 66805831 or 0419771514 MULLUMBIMBY 2br brick unit $180pw Ph 66842029 BELONGIL beach house 2 bedroom fully furnished. 4 month lease Oct-Feb $550pw + elec. Ph 66842464 MYOCUM new 1br studio. decks, garden $265pw, incl overheads. 0419419402 MYOCUM f-f caravan, beaut $115pw incl, has b’band, clean, d/f. Call 66844364 VERY CLOSE TO BYRON luxury 4br home (incl parents retreat/ensuite) plus 2-storey studio on acreage, peaceful, private, creeks, views. $1000pw. 0420213381 WILSONS CK lge studio 1 br, f-f, 1 pers $160, dbl $180 incl elec. 66840418 MULLUM close to town, self cont, unfurn 1 br studio, suit quiet n/s worker, no children/pets $160pw. Ph 0431227105

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MULLUM s-c cabin, solar hw for working n/s, no pets $200 incl. 0412437707 FERN BEACH $460pw, luxury plus, bright modern colorful upmarket 3br spacious beach home, no pets. Ph 66803837 EUREKA $300pw, lovely wooden 3br home, 1 of which is mezzanine, quiet location on acreage, polished oors, verandah on 2 sides. Ph 0404267047 SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH 3br, 2bth, spacious house, lush garden in quiet street, avail in Nov, long-term lease $360pw. Phone 0401457895 LENNOX super 4br, DLUG, quiet, ocean views $450pw neg. OCEAN SHORES large 2 br, river views $280pw. BALLINA EAST 1br unit, quiet $180pw. 66867678 OCEAN SHORES: 3 br, 2 storey house, DLUG + carport $340pw, 3br unit, ensuite, ocean views, SLUG $330pw MYOCUM: 3 br rural house, SLUG $330pw. NO PETS UNLESS SPECIFIED Siwicki Real Estate, 17 Fingal St, Bruswick Heads. Ph 66851206

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GENT SEEKS COTTAGE Quiet, ďŹ t, sober, capable semi retired design engineer, conďŹ rmed bachelor, smoker, classic FM listener, seeks small self contained rural accom with shed space. Long term. Rent up to $150pw. Refs avail. Present landlord selling up. Phone Colin on 66779186 or 0419217629

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APPRENTICE CHEF, 1st year, Phone 66857557 MAKEUP & SKINCARE CO 10 years. Sales and admin. Sales history and computer exp essential. 5 days busy and rewarding. Ph 0419493615

SELF EMPLOYED computer artist to share studio/gallery $50pw 0432843865

EXPERIENCED medical receptionist 2 to 3 days pw, experience essential. Forward resumes to: 60 Stuart St, Mullumbimby 2482

FULL TIIME experienced computer network technician required. Must be well presented, reliable & have own car. Resumes to uri@crystaltec.com.au

HOUSEKEEPER Newrybar area. Experienced housekeeper required 2 days per week (Thurs & Fri). Duties would include ironing. Must be self motivated. Applications will be taken by Jane on 66871472 on Tues, Wed & Thurs. 9am to 12noon.

CLEANERS required for holiday apartments. Must be exible, reliable, energetic, avail weekdays & weekends. Casual award rates apply. No travellers, prefer Byron residents. 0422075868

HOUSEKEEPER required, 10-15 hrs per week to clean 4.5 star luxury apartments. Experience necessary. Please call 66807555 8am-5pm

THE POINCIANA CAFE Mullumbimby Seeks a Breakfast & Lunch Chef/Cook for two to three shifts only per week Front Of House Floor Staff also required. Ph 02 66844036 for interview

THANKYOU to all applicants (many) re MOKEA P/A, chilldminding etc job. Position has been ďŹ lled.

HAIRDRESSER Creative Senior req. Bangalow 66871888

CASUAL HAIRDRESSER for men’s hairdressing shop at Ocean Shores. Ph 66803723

EXP KITCHEN & FLOOR staff wanted. All hrs avail. Lennox Head. 0401786181

QUALIFIED CHEF and Apprentice required, Olivo Restaurant call James 0412065935

HOUSEKEEPER/CLEANER for lovely home in Possum Creek, 2 days per week, through Nov and Dec only, $20ph. Phone 66871971

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BEAUTY/DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE THERAPISTS Therapists with professional and committed attitude. Beautiful environment, great team. Opportunity to learn from the best. Fax Resume 66808960 HEALTH/MASSAGE practitioner wanted for centrally located Byron studio. Phone Herbert 0408782834

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MUSIC TEACHER seeks studio to $150, (BYRON/MULLUM/BANG) 66859851

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WEEKEND WORK - GREAT MONEY Outgoing person with own car to do local markets. Fantastic pay. Please call 66872620 or 0431122051

COMPUTER skilled person with ebay exp. Mullum area. 66847712, 66847702

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE Seeking a house short term Nov - Feb. Hills or coast ďŹ ne. Phone 0423767611

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CHEF WANTED For private gourmet cooking, 2 meals a day, P/T to start. Must be good with people & have excellent presentation in both yourself & your dishes! Only serious need apply! Ph 0432686597

RESPONSIBLE working female with small friendly dog, n/s requires self-cont at or part house Bangalow or surrounds. Ph. 0425768688 BYRON doctor seeks peaceful wooden house. Please phone 0412317421 YOGA TEACHER‌fem, d/f, n/s, working‌looking for self-cont space, up to $160pw Byron area. Ph 0448807798 FINANCIALLY secure, mature female seeks small rural house, Mullum/ Bangalow. Phone 66803274

TO LEASE THERAPY ROOM f-f, Byron main street, shop front, 5 days/wk, $200. 0410690847

The Art of Transforming Conict into Closeness and Creativity A RELATIONSHIP WORKSHOP FOR COUPLES

& SINGLES WITH JOHN DOUGLAS Oct. 26-29 ‘07

Special Introductory price: $380 per person, $560 per couple Early bird discount before Oct. 6th: $50 pp, $75 pc

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BYRON INDUSTRIAL, space to rent, suit small business or storage. 0421990785

POSITIONS VACANT WARNING The Department of Fair Trading has warned people to be very careful about responding to advertisements offering work at home. Readers should be wary if asked to pay money upfront for employment opportunities and never send money to a post ofďŹ ce box. TAXI DRIVERS BYRON SHIRE Drivers required, shifts available. Full training provided. Ph BH 66209211 email: info@byronbaytaxis.com CHEF Exp. qual. chef required F/T. Able to supervise kitchen & work with others. Lunch & dinner only in popular local bistro, must be reliable & have long term commitment. Apply in writing to: PO Box 61, Suffolk Park 2481 BAR & BOTTLESHOP ATTENDANT Required F/T, exp necessary. RSA & RCG required, ability to work with & supervise a team. Must be reliable. Apply in writing to PO Box 61, Suffolk Park 2481 Gaia Retreat & Spa Is looking for exible, professional & efďŹ cient casual wait staff. Please fax/ email CV jonathon@gaiaretreat.com.au or fax: (02) 66871310 QUALIFIED CHEF and EXPERIENCED WAITSTAFF with barista skills and RSA for re-opening of established restaurant in Byron Hinterland. Starts mid-October. Email resumes to rupert_ stevens@internode.on.net CARER NEEDED for mature lady in Mullum, opportunity to obtain carers payment with additional beneďŹ ts, livein optional, current drivers license. Call Bev on 66843704.

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Requirements: high level of computer literacy, excellent communication skills, ability to work exible hours. You will display strong administrative skills, have a customer service focus, be self motivated and organized. A media/publishing background would be an advantage. You will be able to demonstrate your ability to work independently as well as part of a team, be able to meet deadlines and manage several issues simultaneously. We have a company culture that focuses on strong ethical business practice, high levels of client care and a passionate devotion to training and education. If you want to be part of a real team with common goals and caring attitudes, people who enjoy their job and enjoy working hard, bring your CV in to Lee at Byron Bay First National Real Estate, 15 Lawson Street, Byron Bay and ďŹ ll out an application form.

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HOUSEKEEPER responsible, for live-in position. Ph 0409844402 PERSONAL ASSISTANT Available now EfďŹ cient, motivated, 100% reliable and trustworthy. Stylish and friendly with positive outlook and great communication skills. Just returned from New York. Working as PA for events producer and as fashion stylist. Travel no issue. Contact Mishka on 66840570 or email: mishkastar@yahoo.com

MATON Natural Series guitar, with hard case $630. Phone 0423365818 BIG BAND FOR HIRE That’s right – 18 piece latin/swing/funk Lismore Con band. Ph Ken 0421574858 VERSATILE BAND AVAILABLE – swing, tango latin pop soul. Ph 0412732465

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CLEANER/DOMESTIC H E L P, HOUSE keeper, att to detail, reliable. 0432636461

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HOLISTIC GARDENING Gdn, lawn, organic vege setup & maint or wherever 3rd hand needed hort exp. 66801081 FANTASTIC CLEANER, avail now, your home or business, from Suffolk to Sunrise! $20 per hour. 0402589493

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TUITION BP OZIGO Centre Are you looking for a job in a busy working environment? Are you looking to work steady and exible hours year round? Are you outgoing, reliable and really enjoy customer service? If this sounds like you, we welcome your application to join Ozigo team. Apply by calling 6685 8140 or drop your resume in at BP Ozigo

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Brookfarm takes out national business award Brookfarm from Bangalow and SRA Information Technology from the Northern Territory have shared the honour of being awarded the 2007 Telstra Australian Business of theYear at the annual national awards presentation in Sydney. Brookfarm, a gourmet food manufacturing company, and SRA Information Technology, a corporate custom software solutions provider, were presented with the award by Telstra Chief Executive OfďŹ cer Sol Trujillo and Telstra Business Group Managing Director and Telstra Business Awards Ambassador Deena Shiff in front of almost 500 guests, including award winners and ďŹ nalists from around Australia.

Pamela and Martin Brook of winning macadamia processors Brookfarm.

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Call for subs on telecomm services Public submissions are being invited to the independent review of the adequacy of telecommunications services in regional, rural and remote parts of Australia. The Regional Telecommunications Independent Review Committee, chaired by Dr Bill Glasson, will look at progress made since the 2002 Regional Telecommunications Inquiry (Estens) report. ‘This review will assess whether there are still areas in regional, rural and remote Australia that need priority attention to achieve adequate and equitable access to telecommunications services,’ said Dr Glasson. ‘We will be consulting publicly with people in regional, rural and remote communities across Australia.’ Fur ther information about the Review and copies of the discussion paper are available from the website at www.rtirc.gov.au or by phone 1800 064 851 (free call).

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operating nationally. ‘On the one hand, Brookfarm is taking traditional agricultural products and value adding while SRA Information Technology is at the forefront of independent web based applications for industry. ‘Telstra believes that Australian small to medium businesses are among the best in the world and is committed to supporting their growth and development by providing the tools they need to realise their potential. ‘World class networks, including our Next G wireless mobile broadband network are helping businesses become more competitive, save time, connect with their customers and improve productivity.’

State Landcare forum Winner of the 2007 Land & Water Australia Eureka Prize for Water Research and Innovation, Professor Shahbaz Khan, will join an impressive line-up of speakers at the Namoi Landscape Management and State Landcare Forum in Tamworth next month. Internationally regarded for his work in hydrology and water management, Professor of Water Hydrology at Charles Sturt University (CSU) Shahbaz Khan has worked on nearly every continent, including many developing nations across the globe. He’s a man who knows water and lives his ideas to tackle one of the biggest environmental challenges facing the world: how to save water in an economically sustainable way.

Professor Khan will present a break-out session on Sharing the Water. This session will review the often controversial issue of water use – who uses what and where? It will also ask questions surrounding allocating deďŹ cits – who will cop the cuts? The Forum, to be held at TRECC in Tamworth, runs from October 25 to 27 and is being hosted by the Namoi Catchment Management Authority (Namoi CMA) and NSW Landcare. People interested in attending the forum are encouraged to register before the closing date of October 11. The complete Forum program is available at www. namoi.cma.nsw.gov.au. For more information contact Namoi CMA on 02 6742 9220.

PaciďŹ c Solution described as ‘living hell’ Six years since the Tampa crisis of the 2001 Federal election, urgent reform of Australia’s asylum seeker policies is called for after a new report found that the PaciďŹ c Solution had so far squandered $1 billion of taxpayers’ money, exacerbated mental illness of refugees and was operating without scrutiny. ‘A Price Too High: The cost of Australia’s approach to Asylum Seekers,’ a joint report by Oxfam and A Just Australia, presents new research that found since 2001 it has cost the Australian taxpayer more than $500,000 per person to process fewer than 1,700 asylum seekers in Nauru, Manus and Christmas Island. By comparison, the latest estimate from the Department of Immigration and

Citizenship suggests that the cost of holding asylum seekers in a mainland Australian detention centre is only 3.5% of the running costs of the PaciďŹ c Solution. ‘The PaciďŹ c Solution is neither value for money nor humane,’ said Executive Director of Oxfam Australia, Andrew Hewett. ‘In six years since Tampa the cost of the PaciďŹ c Solution to the Australian taxpayer has been $1 billion. We are calling on the Australian National Audit OfďŹ ce to investigate the full ďŹ nancial cost of the PaciďŹ c Solution.’ The research found that The Pacific Solution has been both costly to the nation’s taxpayers as well as to the health and wellbeing of asylum seekers who have had to endure years of isolated offshore detention, compounding post trau-

matic stress disorder after having ed persecution from Saddam Hussein’s Iraq and the Taliban in Afghanistan. ‘It has tarnished Australia’s reputation as a nation that upholds human rights and does not mistreat people,’ said Mr Hewett. National Coordinator of A Just Australia, Kate Gauthier said, ‘The PaciďŹ c Solution has failed. It has robbed vulnerable people who arrive by boat in Australia of their dignity and health. ‘The culture of unaccountability exposed in the Department of Immigration and Citizenship that saw Australian citizens Vivian Solon and Cornelia Rau detained continues in the PaciďŹ c Solution.’ ‘We are calling for an immediate end to costly and inhumane offshore processing and an urgent reform of

Australia’s asylum seeker policies to ensure that people claiming asylum have their cases processed quickly, accountably and are treated humanely. Refugees deserve to be treated better by Australia, and Australians deserve to have their taxes put to less inhumane uses,’ she added. ‘A Price Too High’ also found: • Manus Island has been empty since 2004 but is maintained at an annual cost of $2 million in readiness for new asylum seekers • it costs $1,830 per detainee a day to keep someone on Christmas Island compared to $238 per detainee a day at Sydney’s Villawood detention centre • evidence of multiple asylum seeker mental health problems including self harm.

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HAIR SALON - Coffs Northern beaches. Suit owner operator $25,900. PH: 6656 2759 a/h

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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6th & 7th October, 2007 Performance in contemporary, traditional and original for both seniors and junior competitors. Programs and applications for performance Phone 02 6736 2900 or 02 6736 1082 and ask for Julie

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MACHINERY

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SEED ROLLER, 3 mtrs wide Round posts, shed poles, $1,500 PH: 0418 365 104 stockyards, etc. Will deliver. Diesel Gensets: PH: 0427 376 227 Importer offers incredible POOL TABLE deal on indent orders, commit now and save $$$$. Pub size, mint cond, all accessories, 5 cues $850 Examples: John Deere powered 30kva open set with PH: 0412 738 592 mains failure system $14,300 VIDEO CAMERA SONY inc GST, 60kva John Deere SPRING HD HVR/Z1P with telephoto powered with weatherproof GETAWAY lens. $6,000. 0428 875 422 enclosure and mains failure Princess Palm system $21,890 inc GST Absolute beachfront. or 250kva John Deere 2 brm fully s/c powered in soundproof enclosure with mains failure apartments. Your ideal system $52,250 inc GST. Gold Coast destination Other options available from 07 5534 5455 10 to 2000kva. European www.princesspalm.com quality with delivery still possible pre Christmas. VEHICLES Contact Lees Industries, sales@leesgroup.com SUBARU

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CARAVANS

KITCHENS

KITCHEN & VANITY SALE Wed 26th to Sat 29th September Assembled - ready to install. Timber - polyeurethane - granite Porcelain vanities with mixers

$210 - $460

RIK TOLBERT 3/6 RUSSELLTON DRIVE, ALSTONVILLE

Phone 0413 648 718 or 6628 8597 BRING YOUR MEASUREMENTS & SAVE $$$!

WANTED

HEALTH & BEAUTY

GOOD USED

CARAVANS & MOTORHOMES

1300 880 220

GOT PSORIASIS! ITCHY SORE SCALP. CALL 6687 2620 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION

PUBLIC NOTICES

REAL ESTATE

ASHFORD 546 Acre Sheep grazing paddock dams 8 title $273K PH: 6736 5566

2.5ltr RS, auto, sedan, reg’d 01/08, 94,000kms, white. ALJ-52X $14,500 ono PH: 6677 1339

Lennox Head 10 mins to Byron Bay 3 double bedrooms – main with ensuite & W.I.R., bathroom, open plan living, timber floors, northerly aspect, great rural views, large double garage, covered rear verandah and front deck, large block. $495,000. PH: 6687 5596, 0411 104 593 25 ACRES Glenugie, 8 mins to Grafton. Dwelling, fully fenced, dams. Enquiries PH: 6654 1412 GLEN INNES / TENTERFIELD 535 Ac grazing paddocks, perm creek $350K PH: 6736 5566 SADDLE ROAD 2 brm house on 5 acres rainforest, 3 mins from Brunswick Heads. Hilltop ocean + mountain views. PH: 07 5597 3741 or 0414 851 887 SEACHANGE COFFS Quick sales - ž acre 3 brm, 20 mins nth, genuine buyers $395,000 MOONEE BEACH Holiday home, ocean view $165,000. See www.owner.com.au under postcodes 2450 & 2456 0422 885 545 or 6654 0818

POSITIONS VACANT

STABLEHANDS

Gerald Ryan requires stablehands for immediate start at his Rosehill NSW stables. • Full time • 5am starts • Above award wages • Accommodation available

Contact Gerald Ryan 0419 394 419 or Matt Dunn 0414 696 429

MINE JOBS

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smallgoods available. Free from cages, chemicals, hormones & antibiotics, our black Berkshire pork is Get FREE Info -Pack and Application Forms from: naturally better. www.regentgoldmine.com

Caravans, Pop Tops and Campers MIGHTY RIVER CARAVANS South Grafton (opp McDonalds) Phone: 6643 2896, 0429 302 559

FOR SALE

MACHINERY

DON’T MISS OUT... ORDER TODAY www.blackmountain.com.au PH: 02 6771 5130 or 02 6684 5047

NEED TO RE-SHAPE YOUR BODY???? We can HELP to do this. For more information call

02 6686 3923 or 02 9901 7399 REAL ESTATE

CANON XL 2 with spare 20x FORKLIFTS GUYRA & NEW ENGLAND optical lens, 6 batteries and Inexpensive, quality units. properties. Land & homes. Canon hard case. $6,000 700 kg - 12 tonne 30-40 units JACKSON LIVESTOCK & PH: 0428 875 422 available. PH: (07) 3865 1205 PROPERTY P/L. or 0417 623 495 (02) 6779 1777 or visit Community ClassiÄeds www.eureka-forklifts.com.au Phone www.jacksonlivestock.com.au

MACHINERY

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CASE, TAKEUCHI, TEREX, FIORI, LIUGONG Excavators, skid steers, backhoes, dozers, dump truck, new and used.

Phone John Rae - Semco Equipment Sales (formerly Case Equipment Sales)

PH: 0409 569 789

BRICKLAYERS (Townsville Area)

Looking for an opportunity? Long term side by side continuous work on housing projects. Cards & insurance required.

Phone Donna on (07) 4728 3822 between the hours of 8.30am - 5pm

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN Growing Company requires a licensed, experienced Automotive Technician to carry-out duties in fully equipped workshop. Would prefer with European vehicle experience but not essential as you would be working on all makes and models. Must be well presented, have own tools, able to work unsupervised and have good customer service skills. Excellent pay and conditions await the successful candidate (wage negotiable).

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VEHICLES - BUSES NISSAN CIVILIAN BUS ‘92 holds 2 wheel chairs, 21 seater, wheelchair lift, 12 mths rego. AL-84-GA $18,000 ono PH: 6658 9474

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(turbo) ‘98, cargo barrier, CIBIE lights, t/bar, excel cond. OL-000 (not transferable) $16,500 PH: 0429 206 063

VEHICLES - WANTED MONARO HK-T-G-Q PRIVATE CASH BUYER 0412 750 892

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MASSAGE THERAPY CAREER Nationally recognised CertiÂżcate IV & Diploma of Remedial Massage courses Date: 04.10.2007 Remedial and relaxation techniques Part-time and full-time Upgrade course for Cert IV holders to a Diploma only 3 places left Date: 02.10.2007 Place: Byron Shire

For all enquiries 0407 299 258 POSITIONS VACANT

CALISTA HAIR & BEAUTY - KINGSCLIFF

Wanting Beauty Therapist. PH: 0422 820 092

OUTBACKPACKERS Do you need staff?

We are dedicated to filling the staff shortage in the rural sector.

For more info

Phone: (02) 4988 7280 Fax: (02) 4988 7243 Email: students@outbackpackers.org Web: www.outbackpackers.org

Looking for a satisfying Career and a great Lifestyle.... Clarence Valley Council offers you a 9 day fortnight, flexible working hours, training support & more Applications are invited for the following employment opportunities closing at 4.00pm on Tuesday, 2 October 2007: Ref No

Position Title

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Contact

2128

Manager Social Planning & Cultural Development (re-advertised)

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Debbie McGilvray 6643 0203

Positions closing at 4.00pm on Monday, 8 October 2007: The following positions are available to persons of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. Persons applying must supply confirmation of Aboriginality from a registered Aboriginal Organisation. Ref No

Position Title

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2152

Customer Service Assistant (Grafton & Maclean)

35k - 42k

Tim Howarth 6645 0204

2153

Administration Assistant (Grafton Community & Function Centre)

35k - 42k

Susan Howland 6645 0008

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.

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Community Care News

On Monday October 8 Sarah Halford a Jungian Analyst visiting from the US will give a talk on Ecstacy: Nature’s way of healing. The talk focuses on restoring a full relationship to the environment. Venue: The Studio, Byron Community Centre in Jonson St., 7.30pm start, $10 at the door. Enquiries mariemm@ optusnet.com.au

Brunswick Heads Community Care Council Inc. held its Annual General meeting on August 29 and apologised for forgetting to advertise the event! President Michele Grant, Treasurer, Cr. Diane Woods, Assistant Treasurer, Caroline Robinson Jones, Public OfďŹ cer Courtland Oakes and Committee member, Rosemary Flanagan were reappointed unopposed. Outgoing Secretary Marie Stewart was appointed Vice President, and Clare Harris is the new Secretary. Outgoing Vice President Ralph Johnston remains on the executive committee. The Council would like to thank Patricia Warren for conducting the elections. Brunswick Community Care provides emergency relief to anyone in need and is funded by Department of Family and Community Services. Our ofďŹ ce is located at the Bruns Community Centre and is open Monday, Tuesday and Friday from 10am to 12 midday. New members and more volunteers are welcome. For more info contact 6685 1378 during ofďŹ ce hours, or 6680 3163.

Spiritualist Church Spiritualist Church gathering at Pioneer Hall, Mullumbimby. Held Sunday September 30 11am. All Welcome. Enqs ring Cindy 6684 5316.

Healing Day TASSA presents Therapeutic Healing day every Wednesday in Mullum. 1 1/2 hour session. Donation of $20. Tel: 6684 3704 to book.

Car Wash Day The Uncle Project Car Wash returns to Byron Bay on Saturday October 7 and will be opened by Jan Barham, Mayor of Byron Shire. The car wash will take place every market day and will be located at the market grounds. Why not leave your car to be washed by the boys and men of Uncle while you wander around the market. For more information on the Uncle Project or to get involved in the car wash call Mark Gasson on 6680 8582.

Pregnancy Support Group Are you pregnant? Want to connect with other pregnant women, learn about birth options, be empowered, meet midwives and birth workers? Byron Pregnancy Support Group, each Wednesday at the Community Centre, 10.15 am for bodywork, then morning tea and discussion till 1ish. Great resource library. $15 (concession available). Contact Heli 6685 6523 for info, or come along.

Cavanbah Toastmasters Public Speaking Skills: Coaching, mentoring, public speaking guide. Ideal for the inexperienced who wish to learn or improve their speaking skills in a friendly environment. Byron Cavanbah Toastmasters encourages and helps those who want the chance to speak with conďŹ dence. Meetings 7.15pm on 1st and 3rd Thursdays each month at the Uniting Church Hall, Carlyle St. Byron Bay. Phone 6680 8853.

Byron Junior Chess Players The Byron Junior Chess Classic is on Tuesday October 9 at the Byron Surf Club from 9.15 to 2pm. The computer draw accommodates

players of all standards. Prizes for age groups plus random and encouragement prizes. Ph Mike DufďŹ n 6684 6281 for more details or see entry form at www.gardinerchess.com.

Independent Retirees The next meeting of AIR will be at 9.30am on Fri Oct 5 at the Goonellabah Sports and Rec Club, Oliver Ave, Goonellabah. The guest speaker will be Maxine Tobias from the Qld Alzheimers Assoc, speaking on the problems, treatment, and early detection of Alzheimers, and the large percentage of the population that will develop dementia. I hope I remember to go. An investment group meeting will be held at approx noon for those interested in the stock market. Visitors welcome, more info, Ph Ken 6687 7291.

Brunz Toastmasters BrunZwick AM Toastmasters is a Morning Club meet on 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month at the SDA hall on the corner of Shara Boulevard and Banool Circuit, North Ocean Shores from 9.45 until 12 noon, where members support and help each other in the ways we express ourselves, prepare assignments or wedding speeches and more, to express ourselves more clearly. Help by Steven 0401 842 879 or David 6680 2037.

Mullum CWA Mullumbimby CWA Annual General meeting will be held October 10 9.30am start. New members welcome. Phone 6684 1225 or 6684 1675 for inquiries.

U3A Brunswick Valley October 16 speaker is Daryl Rock on ‘What’s happening in Telstra’. Enquiries to 6680 4365. Boules held Sundays 2 until 4pm in the Market area Brunswick Heads.

Enquiries 6680 4365.

Bangalow Street Stall

Brunswick Valley Landcare

Bangalow Uniting Church Ladies Fellowship will hold a street stall in Byron Street on Friday September 28 at 8am. Plenty of cooking will be appreciated.

Landcarers of the Brunswick Valley will gather for their annual general meeting on Wednesday Sept 26 at 7.15pm at the Pioneer Hall, Gordon St, Mullumbimby. Come and hear what your fellow landcarers have been up to throughout the year and enjoy some regenerative chatter and refreshments. Bring the latter if you can. Enq. 6680 3307.

Harvest Festival The Bangalow Uniting Church Harvest Festival will be held at the Church Centre on Monday October 1 at 6pm. Hot tea will be served, followed by the sale of produce.

Parkinson Support

Parent Forum

The next meeting of the Northern Rivers Parkinson Support Group will be on Friday October 12 at 10am at the Activity Centre, Crowley Village, end of Cherry Street, Ballina. Our guest speaker will be Trish Morgan from Parkinson’s NSW Inc who will present an interactive workshop on Support Groups. New members and interested persons very welcome. Contact Gerri White on 6628 8278 to RSVP.

The next Parent Forum will be held on Wednesday September 26 at 7pm until 8.30pm at Patt Gregory’s home at 48 Main Arm Road, Mullumbimby. Parents and professionals share ideas to help teenagers ďŹ nd rewarding activities, functions and events, have fun and learn about responsible drinking. For further information call Patt on 6684 3160 or email David Bradbury on david@frontlineďŹ lms.com.au

Bingo at Mullumbimby High

The Byron Bay branch of the Country Women’s Association meets every Thursday at 10am in the SDA Church Hall, Jonson Street, Byron Bay. All women are welcome. AGM on October 11. Contact Barbara 6685 3144.

Share in lots of fun and prizes, all ages welcome at Bingo at Mullumbimby High School Auditorium on Saturday September 29 from 10am to 2pm. (Eyes down 11am) Lunch and snacks available. Bingo is a P and C fundraiser to raise money for much needed shade for the children. See you there!

Schubert First Mass 50 local singers will combine to present Franz Schubert’s First Mass in F Major and other choral delights at 7pm on Thursday September 27 at St Andrews Anglican Church, Lismore and at 7pm on Friday September 28 at St Mary’s Anglican Church, Ballina. Tickets at door: Adults $20, Concession $15, children $10. Enquiries 6628 5361.

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Ukulele Collective Meeting On the last Wednesday of the month the North Coast Ukulele Collective has a free meeting at the Byron Bay Bowling Club. The next meeting is on Wednesday September 26. Social hour starts at 6pm, music from 7pm sharp. This is a smoke free, family friendly get together. See the website at www.ukulelecollective.com

Probus Meeting The Byron Bay branch of Probus will meet on Thursday September 27 at 9.30am at the Byron Bay

Bowling Club. Guest Speaker is Mr Miller, Headmaster of Byron Bay High School.

Friends of Feros Next meeting is on Tuesday October 2 in the Feros Village, Marvell Street, Byron Bay. All welcome. Enquiries to Nola on 6680 1234.

Donate Books The Byron Bay Youth House is a not for proďŹ t, crisis to medium term youth accommodation service for the 16 to 24 age group. They would love some book donations of ďŹ ction and non ďŹ ction. If you can assist please ring 6685 7264.

Painting Lessons Lessons in oil painting are being offered by artist Barbara Jarvis as a fundraiser for the St Martin’s Bell Tower Restoration Fund. Lessons will commence on Monday October 8, 9.30 to 10.30am for 6 weeks in St Martin’s Anglican Hall, Mullumbimby. Phone Barbara on 6684 2486 for more information.

Cat/Dog Desexing If you are the holder of a Centrelink pension or health care card and are struggling to afford the cost of having your pet desexed, the Animal Welfare League NSW may be able to help. Please ring 6684 4070.

Wollumbin Dreaming Festival stallholders required for market/information/health. Come and be part of this event. Show off or sell your wares. Volunteers wanted. Call 6679 3777 or visit www.wollumbindreaming.org

Country Labor The ALP Mullumbimby/Brunswick Valley Branch next meets on October 2 at 6.30pm at the Ocean Shores Country Club. Inquiries to 6684 3434 or 6685 1452.

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The desire to create a luxurious private oasis overlooking one of Byron Shires most picturesque historic villages was the inspiration behind this exceptional residence. No expense has been spared in the renovation & extension of this home & in doing so, captured the character & splendour of an original timber homestead. The elevated site offers far-reaching views over Federal village & the rolling green hills to the picturesque coastline. The extensive use of timber bi-fold doors invokes a strong sense of space, offering a seamless blend between indoor/outdoor living areas. High ceilings with ornate cornice work deÆne the expansive rooms & illustrate the quality craftsmanship. Set on 9 fertile, frost free acres the property beneÆts from a spring fed creek.

50 Callistemon Drive, Federal

AUCTION October 18 SALES AGENT Terri Williamson 0421 061 502 WEBSITE PID 268867

OWN YOUR OWN PIECE OF PARADISE IN BANGALOW X Balinese inspired timber home X Tropical gardens, pool

X 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms X Walk to Bangalow village

Perfect home for a family or keen investor. The home comprises 3 bedrooms (main with ensuite and WIR), family bathroom, vaulted ceilings, polished timber Çoors. Take a walk outside onto the covered entertaining deck area overlooking the pool and tropical gardens with still enough room for the kids to play around.

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‘THE MANSE’ A BANGALOW ORIGINAL X Painstakingly restored X Wide wrap around verandahs X 4 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

X Character, splendour & privacy X Walk to Bangalow village X Large 979m2 corner block

Situated in the heart of the Bangalow village only a short stroll to the buzzing cafes and shops, this stylishly restored federation home boasts impressive original features - polished teak Çoors, wide wrap around verandah, original Æreplace, 11ft high ceilings, decorative cornices, wide entrance hallway, 4 generous size bedrooms, contemporary kitchen and 979m2 corner block. Ideal for the growing family or home ofÆce (STCA).

2 George Street, Bangalow

OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00-12.30pm AUCTION October 18 SALES AGENT Greg Price 0412 871 500 WEB PID 285354

ATTENTION RENOVATORS AND INVESTORS OPEN HOUSE Sat 1.00-1.30pm FOR SALE $895,000 SALES AGENT Damon Rahmate 0413 884 091 WEBSITE PID 290178

X Gently sloping ½ acre block X Renovators/investors take note X Old world charm

X Walk to Clunes school X 10 minutes to Bangalow X Great potiential

Our Vendor has bought elsewhere and will meet the market when listening to offers on or before the Auction date. Located in the pretty village of Clunes in a quiet village precinct, the home is a perfect entry level property with capital gain assured. Handy to all our major towns & beaches this home will represent great buying.

16 Avalon Avenue, Clunes

OPEN HOUSE Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm AUCTION October 18 SALES AGENT Greg Price 0412 871 500 WEBSITE PID 289239

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X 30 acres (approx) X 4 bedrooms X 2 bathrooms X Quiet country setting X Huge wrap around deck X Large shed plus a creek

X Peaceful leafy setting X 2.72ha of undulating land X Separate Studio X 10 mins to Mullumbimby X 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms X Pool

X Perfect location close to Bangalow and Byron Bay X Elevated home site X Gently sloping 10 acres X Easy care acreage X Spectacular hinterland views

X 1 acre parcel of land X Elevated outlook with cool breezes X 3 generous size bedrooms, 2 bathrooms X Privacy and space X Manicured gardens

OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm ADDRESS 275 James Gibson Drive, Clunes FOR SALE $699,000 WEBSITE ID 281145

INSPECTION By Appointment ADDRESS 405 Goonengerry Road, Goonengerry FOR SALE $605,000 WEBSITE ID 290832

OPEN HOUSE Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm ADDRESS Lot 11 Possum Creek Rd, Possum Creek FOR SALE $850,000 NEW LISTING

OPEN HOUSE Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm ADDRESS 11 Henderson Place, Modanville SALES AGENT Denise Burch 0408 193 415 AUCTION October 18 WEBSITE ID 288815

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OPEN HOUSE Sat 11-11.45am ADDRESS 44 Beech Drive, Baywood Chase SALES AGENT Brett Connable 0408 155 931 or Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537 AUCTION Onsite 2pm Saturday 27th October 2007 WEBSITE ID 289646

ENTRY LEVEL BUILDING BLOCK Perfect corner block ready to build on Situated in a family friendly suburb of Suffolk Park 436sqm Walk to shops & beach & a short drive to Byron

INSPECTION By appointment SALES AGENT David Gordon 0418 856 222 FOR SALE $899,000 WEBSITE ID 289532

'LIFE'S A BEECH' Unlock the potential of this fantastic Byron Bay lifestyle opportunity. This freehold 134sqm local grocery store servicing 650 homes comes complete with an attached large family home set on a huge 1375sqm block. Located adjacent to the sports ďŹ eld and the proposed primary school. Easy walk to Tallow Beach and the Suffolk Park Tavern.

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‘Breeze’ At Brunswick Heads

Position Position Position 27 Beachcomber Drive, Byron Bay. This fantastic 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is ideally located on Beachcomber Drive just a short stroll through coastal reserve to Tallow Beach and central to Byron Bay’s bustling CBD. Renovations have been carried out to create a contemporary home featuring a fresh use of colours and quality fittings & fixtures including marble benchtops and timber flooring. This unique property assures privacy with an intimate, central courtyard and fenced, landscaped grounds. Ideally designed for the casual coastal lifestyle this property is a must to inspect. Asking price is $1,350,000. For further information or to arrange an inspection please contact Byron Bay Andrew Rosee on 0421 914 054.

These ten double story dwellings (5 Already Sold) are located in downtown Brunswick Heads within an easy walk to the beach, river, local shops and the famous hotel. The houses have timber floors, large decks and are open plan designs with light filled balconies. A combination of modern materials have been used to bring an ‘architectural feel’ to the site. There are nine homes with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and one single bedroom, two bathroom home. Agent declares interest. Price from $590,000. For further information or to arrange an inspection today please contact Glen Irwin on 0418 604 080 or Byron Bay L.J Hooker Byron Bay on (02) 66 857 300.

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Scott Harvey Real Estate p53 • 13 Rifle Range Road, Bangalow. Sat 11-11.45am. Elders Bangalow p56 • 2 George Street, Bangalow. Sat 1-1.30pm. • 275 James Gibson Drive, Clunes. Sat 12-12.30pm. • Lot 11 Possum Creek Rd, Possum Creek. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 11 Henderson Place, Modanville. Sat 2-2.30pm. Winston Lamont Real Estate p57 • 3/1 Nunyar Crt, Ocean Shores. Sat 11am-12.30pm. Elders Byron Bay p57 • 44 Beech Dr, Baywood Chase. Sat 2-2.45pm. • 165 Brooklet Road, Brooklet. Sat 2-2.45pm. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p58 • 1/55 Julian Rocks Dr, Byron Bay. Sat & Sun 11-11.45am. • 75 Bangalow Rd, Byron Bay. Sat & Sun 12-12.45pm. • 2 Heritage Court, Byron Hills. Sat & Sun 2-2.45pm. • ‘Broken Ridge’ 591Broken Head Road, Broken Head. Sat & Sun 3-3.45pm. • 49 Ruskin Street, Byron Bay. Sat 11-11.45am. • 2/70 Shirley Street, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 15 Oakland Court, Byron Bay. Sat 1-1.45pm. • 23 Marvel Street, Byron Bay. Sat 1-1.45pm. • 42 Brandon Street, Suffolk Park. Sun 1-1.45pm. Property Buyers Net p59 • 26 Veterans Lane, Brunswick Heads. Sat 11am-12pm. Rainforest Property $770K • 12 Old Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Large 4 bed, 2 bath. Inspect Sat 12-2pm.

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Inverness 377 Pearces Creek Road, Alstonvale. Auction 11am onsite Saturday October 20th. One of the region’s finest homes, this magnificent fully restored circa 1908 residence is situated on approx. 25 superb acres. Offering gracious living at its very best & of exceptional character, the generously proportioned home features 4 - 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & high quality fixtures & fittings throughout. Private with lovely aspect & views. Prior offers considered. Inspections by appointment. Contact Tim Miller on 0411 757 425 or 6687 1306.

Abode At Byron – Ewingsdale The beauty & tranquility will captivate you. Lush tropical gardens, lawns, secret gardens, an understated contemporary home overlooking a sparkling 17m pool. An enchanting setting with complete peace & privacy, and the perfect home for our climate & lifestyle, creatively designed with ideal northerly aspect for maximum liveability; just 6 minutes drive to CBD. 3 bedrooms, study, 2 bathrooms, double garage and wide decks & patios. Price $1.15M. Phone owner 0408 660 028 or your favourite agent.

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Scott Harvey Real Estate p53 • 15 Rifle Range Road, Bangalow. AUCTION onsite October 20. Inspect Sat 11-11.45am. • 13 Tintenbar Road, Tintenbar. AUCTION onsite October 13. Inspect Sat 1.30-2.30pm. • 4 Gumtree Place, Clover Hill. AUCTION onsite October 6. Inspect Sat 12-1pm. LJ Hooker Brunswick Heads p54 • 98 Stock Route Road, Billinudgel. AUCTION 11.30am at Ex-Serviceman’s Club, Brunswick Heads September 29. Inspect Fri 12-12.30pm & Sat 9-10am. Elders Bangalow p56 • 50 Callistemon Drive, Federal. AUCTION October 18. Inspect Sat 1-1.30pm. • 4 Rifle Range Road, Bangalow. AUCTION October 18. Inspect 12-12.30pm. • 2 Avalon Ave, Clunes. AUCTION October 18. Inspect 1-1.30pm. Elders Byron Bay p57 • 44 Beech Drive, Baywood Chase. AUCTION 2pm onsite Sat Oct 27. Inspect Sat 11-11.45am. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p58 • 32 Ruskin Street, Byron Bay. AUCTION onsite Sat Oct 13. Inspect Wed & Sat 11-11.30am. Bangalow Real Estate p59 • 377 Pearces Creek Road, Alstonvale. AUCTION. 11am onsite Sat Oct 20. Inspect Sat 11am-12pm.

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Rosebank – Great Views Fab Investment Located on two titles totalling about half an acre in the very centre of charming Rosebank village, is this large solid home comprising 3 large bedrooms; sleepout; en suite; very generous main bathroom; lovely open plan living area; kitchen with large s/s free standing gas stove; vast covered verandahs with spectacular rural views; and spacious under house room and storage area. This building was constructed around the 1920’s and has been restumped, rewired and reclad in western red cedar. Additional features include polished boards throughout, high ceilings, stained glass, and beautiful French doors. $495,000. PROPERTY Contact Gai Hart-Hughes on BUYERS NET 0418 755 088 or 6687 1313.

Beautiful Brunswick Heads 26 Veterans Lane. Inspect Sat Sep 29, 11am-12pm. ‘Hibiscus House’ is an exquisitely restored property in the centre of this sought after seaside village so close to Byron Bay. Featuring a grand entrance with original stained glass front door, 3 bedrooms, stunning original en-suite & additional bathroom, open plan living area, chef’s S/S kitchen with gas cooking and classic covered verandah entertaining area. Original features include intricate woodwork, high ceilings, French doors, fabulous joinery and polished boards. A huge under house space contains a large shed, heaps of undercover parking and awaits summer parties. Located on 440sqm and just a 2 minute walk to the water! Good value at $875,000. PROPERTY Contact Gai Hart-Hughes on BUYERS NET 0418 755 088 or 6687 1313.

Broadview Waterfront Apartments Historic Broadview Apartments bask in the sun in the picturesque seaside village of Brunswick Heads. River-view balconies are enjoyed by holiday makers who come for peace, beauty and charm of being by the sea with good restaurants, parks, a top hotel, arty shops, the river and the surf. There are nine 4 star rated apartments. Modern appliances blend with timber floors, oriental rugs, antique furnishings, original art works. The office suite and storeroom are set on this 1012sqm block with rear lane access and adequate parking. For the ultimate seachange with an income, this is a unique investment. Make an appointment today to view and discuss this exciting property. $4,800,000. Phone Bernadette Harris at Professionals Brunswick Heads and Ocean Shores on 0408 150 645 or 6685 1839.

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Tony Narracott’s Farewell will start at the Butler Street Reserve on Friday at 2.30pm. Those wishing to attend are asked to wear happy colourful clothing, comfortable footwear and bring a tambourine or percussion instrument if possible. Q Q Q Q Cr Tom Tabart has been raising questions about Byron Shire Council’s risk exposure through Collateralised Debt Obligation (CDO) investments, which constitute about 25% of Council’s investment portfolio. Concerns about CDOs were raised in the ABC’s Background BrieďŹ ng program of September 9. In answer to Cr Tabart’s questions, Council staff seem unperturbed, even though Council sold out of Jacaranda Trust and Obelisk Trust 2006 at about breakeven, that is, made $1,710 on Jacaranda on a $1 million investment and lost $3,820 on the same amount in Obelisk. Q Q Q Q On Friday night there was a second break-in within ďŹ ve months at the Main Arm shop. Notes a local: ‘The hard working family who own and run this important community asset are devastated and we the locals are very distressed and angry to hear of yet another robbery that has happened to Maryanne and Alex who are still struggling over the first break-in. They work long hours and are always cheerful and helpful to all their patrons.’ As for the robbers: ‘May you choke on your illgotten gains, you meanspirited bastards.’ Q Q Q Q Whale activist Dean Jefferys hopes to have his whale cam up and streaming from this Tuesday on until next Monday. Visit www.ightofthehumpback.org for all the

Wigs warm a scene from the Main Arm Upper Primary School’s latest movie production The Life of Perfarto, with Cody Adams on camera and Years 1-3 acting. Students from Years 5 and 6 devised the fictional bio-comedy. They shot, acted and will postproduce the film under the tutelage of awardwinning filmmaker Sharon Shostak for the Small Schools Film Project organised by Graham Jessop. Photo Jeff ‘My Films Are One Frame Long’ Dawson

ukey action. Q Q Q Q This Tuesday 25th, the ABC airwaves are full of locally produced programs. At 8pm part 2 of The Pursuit of Excellence produced by Mullumbimby resident Mark Lewis looks at ‘The Ferrets’. At 10pm see ‘Janet Laurence – The Life World’ produced by Richard Mordaunt, long term Byron and Mullumbimby resident. Since Richard and Diana set up the Mullumbimby Arts Gallery (1985-1990), this is now the sixth Arts program that Richard has produced for the ABC, all out of Byron. The music for ‘The Life World’ is all home grown and has been composed by Yantra de Vilder, Steve Berry and Cleis Pearce, and Peter Westheimer. And on October 1 on SBS an episode of Marx and Venus written by The Echo’s sports editor John Campbell takes to the air at 8.30pm and is repeated the following Thursday at 7.30pm. Q Q Q Q Camilla Connolly’s painting of Mungo MacCallum,

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the S H Ervin Gallery, Observatory Hill, Sydney. See more about the Prize at www.cultureandrecreation. gov.au/articles/portiageach.

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Our first stop in the morning, a frequent destination throughout the day, and the last thing we see before we hop into bed, the bathroom may be the smallest room in the house, but it looms large in importance. Bathrooms must fulfill a host of expectation: we demand that they be functional, hygienic and safe, but we also expect them to serve as a place of ritual. A long soak in a bath represents a retreat from the world of work and family responsibiilities. A bathroom must be attractive and serene and this is where tiles can play a strong role in establishing the function and beauty of a room. The Tile Studio has a great range of floor and wall tiles as well as beautiful stone tiles and outdoor/pool tiles. See you in the new spacious showroom!

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