Byron Shire Echo – Issue 22.17 – 02/10/2007

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THE BYRON SHIRE ECHO Advertising & news enquiries: Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777 Byron Bay 02 6685 5222 Fax 02 6684 1719 editor@echo.net.au adcopy@echo.net.au Available early Tuesday at: http://www.echo.net.au VOLUME 22 #17 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2007 22,300 copies every week

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Queen of the tuckshop tosses in her teatowel

time for a change – time to get out of the tuckshop before she turned into a pumpkin or a sausage roll with sauce. Jo told The Echo, ‘I have loved working here. I love all the kids. I think to really enjoy working with teenagers you have to understand

them. I think a little understanding is mutually beneďŹ cial! They have their moments, but then, don’t we all? ‘I always try to encourage healthy options when the kids come in to choose their lunches, although it doesn’t always work. We believe it

Mayor Jan Barham said Council had already moved to support in principle a farmers market in the north of the Shire. Three councillors were opposed to the trial. Cr Ross Tucker was not convinced there would be no conict with sports groups and wanted to wait for a shirewide markets policy. Cr Richard Staples described farmers markets as ‘a

closed shop’, ‘a boutique marketing operation’. Cr Bob Tardif reckoned Council ‘should drive the plan rather than reacting to groups who just appear in front of us’. In response Cr Barham said, ‘This is not reactive but responsive. Us driving the process is probably dreaming. [The market organisers] have gone and done the work.’

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should be the kid’s decision.’ At 55 years, despite being young at heart and someone who works at keeping fit and healthy, Jo believes she was beginning to show Bringing the birds and bees to your signs of someone who needed a property by providing suitable change. Always at Mullum High, habitat is the subject of a free semcontinued on page 5 inar presented by Byron Shire Council and Brunswick Valley landcare this Wednesday between 6pm and 7.30pm at the Council admin building in Mullumbimby. Local landholders, such as An amendment by Cr Diane Keith and Rhonda Wrigley who Woods for a six month trial was are restoring their 170 acre farm at lost 6-3. Cr Barham’s motion was The Pocket, will share their then put to the vote and lost 5-4. ďŹ rsthand experiences of converting Cr Lazarus successfully called for weed-infested areas to regenerata recommittal of the vote and this ing bushland. time the amendment got up 8-1 A discussion session will be held and became the substantive at the end of the seminar. To ďŹ nd motion, which got across the line out more call Wendy Neilan on 7-3. 6626 7119 or Colin Hastie on continued on page 2 6626 7028.

Farmers market for New Brighton Michael McDonald After a confused voting process Byron Shire Councillors resolved 7-3 last Thursday to allow a trial weekly farmers market next to the New Brighton oval. The trial will run for six months although organisers had lobbied for 18 months so farmers could get crops in. In support of her original notice of motion for an 18 month trial,

Ocean Shores woman charged with murder An Ocean Shores woman appeared in Lismore Local Court last Friday charged with murdering her husband. Police alleged Regina Veinstein, 43, had killed her husband Ronen Veinstein, burned his body and scattered the remains on his Mooball property. According to a police press release, on May 25, 2005, Mr Veinstein was reported missing to Byron Bay Police. He was last sighted in the Mooball area in December 2004. As a result, police from Tweed/Byron Local Area Command established Strike Force Wondaree to investigate the circumstances surrounding Mr Veinstein’s disappearance. On Thursday morning police stopped a motor vehicle on the Pacific Highway at Brunswick Heads. Ms Veinstein was arrested and taken to Byron Bay Police Station where she was charged with murder. Ms Veinstein was refused bail last Friday. Magistrate Jeff Linden adjourned the case to Lismore Local Court on November 20, with Ms Veinstein to appear via video link.

Last days in the tuckshop – Jo Storey says goodbye to teenagers and sticky treats. Photo Jeff ‘On A Summer Roll’ Dawson

Lou Beaumont After twelve years in the Mullumbimby High School canteen, Jo Storey had her last day on the job on Friday September 28. A lover of hard work and someone who clearly has the ability to see the good in all people, Jo felt it was

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Michael McDonald Byron Shire Councillors voted 5-1 last Thursday to censure Cr John Lazarus for his behaviour towards a female staff member. Three Greens councillors – Barham, Staples and Tabart – left the chambers before the debate, citing a conict of interest. The Echo understands Cr Lazarus’s status as a Greens member is to be discussed at an upcoming branch meeting. There was no requirement on Cr Lazarus under the Local Government Act to absent himself from debate. In the Mayor’s absence Deputy Mayor Ross Tucker chaired the meeting. Cr Tucker was himself censured by his colleagues in a 6-2 vote in 1996 for ‘his intransigent attitude and obvious incomprehension of the magnitude and inappropriateness of his behaviour’, following his refusal to apologise for remarks made to Deputy Mayor Jenny Coman. Cr Tucker moved the suc-

cessful motion, seconded by Cr Bob Tardif, that the councillor (at that stage Cr Lazarus’s identity was still secret) be censured, the councillor formally apologise to the staff member, the councillor be identiďŹ ed, and that the conďŹ dential records of the Conduct Committee be kept conďŹ dential. The Conduct Committee concluded that Cr Lazrus had breached three clauses of the code of conduct relating to intimidatory behaviour. Cr Tucker said that in August and October 2006 there had been incidents not conducive to the good oper-

ation of a council committee. ‘It’s not a good situation when a Councillor is threatening in behaviour,’ he said. ‘It’s a concern to the wider community where a male is intimidating to a female. That is not acceptable generally. ‘A complaint has been found and if we do nothing, then our act of condonation is equal to the offence. We have an obligation to recognise that this sort of behaviour is condemned. ‘Not to identify the councillor nulliďŹ es the effect of censure.’ In his defence Cr Lazarus said, ‘It takes two to tango. Through incorrect procedure the staff member created the issue. The staff member’s improper action created the situation – the blame lies with both. ‘The process we have gone through was less than perfect. No proper investigation was conducted – the eight witnesses have not been talked to. ‘The conduct committee

has not handled it in a timely fashion. There are holes and aws in the process. ‘My [former] offer of apology was rejected.’ Cr Peter Westheimer said formal censure was a ‘relatively mild’ action for Council to take. ‘The councillor in question overall means well, however the actions on these occasions and many other occasions left me feeling that Council was brought into disrepute. ‘I certainly try not to harass, bully and intimidate people.’ Cr Jan Mangleson, a member of the conduct committee, said. ‘I agree with Cr Westheimer that an improvement in behaviour was very much needed. A staff member is in a vulnerable position.’ In his right of reply Cr Tucker agreed with Cr Lazarus that the matter had not been handled in a timely fashion. Cr Lazarus voted with Cr Tucker’s foreshadowed motion to identify him.

Farmers market trial for New Brighton From front page

Market organisers, the North Byron Farmers Market Inc (NBFM), a not for proďŹ t, community based association, welcomed the Council decision. NBFM spokesperson Nino MacDonald said, ‘A new local farmers market at New Brighton is good news for residents in the north of the shire – good news for local farmers and consumers alike. ‘With the addition of New Brighton, the network of

local farmers markets around the shire is steadily growing and helping to create a thriving local food economy. Their popular success has highlighted a preference in the community for genuinely fresh local fruit and veg as well as a greater awareness of the importance of keeping it local. ‘The economic success of the markets has generated income for farmers, helped increase local food production and helped to keep agri-

cultural land productive. We are blessed in the shire with excellent growing conditions and good soil, yet too often our agricultural land is put under the pressure of development. ‘Food security, the reliability of supply over long distances and affordable food prices are becoming major areas of concern. Keeping it local and encouraging greater self sufďŹ ciency in local food needs takes on a whole new meaning when

faced by the impacts of climate change and the unsustainable global practices of a heavily industrialised agriculture sector.’ NBFM aims to have a market at New Brighton trading by the end of November. The market will be held every Tuesday between 8am and 11am. Local farmers are invited to apply and membership of the NBFM is also open to the community. Enquiries to Nino on 6684 5390.

Dog exercise area reduced at Brunswick Heads Byron Shire Council has announced changes to the Brunswick Heads dog exercise area. The exercise area has been reduced due to the zoning of the Marine Park and the Department of

Environment and Climate Change’s policies regarding domestic animals adjacent to nature reserves. The proposed changes will result in the Brunswick Heads dog exercise area being redu-

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:OOO Story & photo Jeff Dawson If you thought Tony Narracott had taken his eye off the ball on the Byron Bypass question, think again. He’s not the kind of guy to allow a small dimensional shift to get in the way of a project he has championed for years. True to his wishes Tony has had his ashes interred in a football shaped urn decorated with a plan of said bypass and an image of his eye.

This will sit above the bar at the Railway Hotel where it can survey the progress on what he saw as the inevitable solution to the town’s traffic woes. Friday saw a colourful procession more like a new Orleans Mardi Gras procession than a funeral cortege which headed for (surprise) the pub, where Lisa Hunt and Soul’d serenaded the ‘Silver Fox’.

The last word went, as usual, to one of his closest friends Paul McCarthy, ‘Tony’s been done to death, we’ve all been well and truly Narracotted, but what a lovely way to go.’ Anyone interested in contributing to the Northern Rivers Community Foundation sub-fund established by Tony’s generosity can contat Tracy Clement on 6621 9996 or visit www. nrcf.com.au.

Business group supports Splendour DA Business lobby group Byron United has come out in support of the trial event of Splendour in the Grass at the new Yelgun site in August 2008. Byron United president Ed Ahern said in a press release last week, ‘Byron Shire is in need of permanent festival sites that adequately support the specific requirements of music and cultural events while limiting the effects on residents and protecting the environment.’ In its statement of support to Council, BU noted the importance of cultural festivals to the economy and social diversity of Byron Bay and Byron Shire and highlighted that ‘two of the best international festivals’ have been hosted in Byron Bay for years – Splendour in the Grass and the East Coast Blues and Roots Festival. ‘Byron United believes this trial event will help evaluate the social,

environmental and economic effects of moving festivals outside of the town centre. ‘Byron United has thrown its full support behind the integrity of the Splendour management team who have proven their world class operation of festivals in Byron Bay and nationally over a number of years. ‘The commitment of the owners of the North Byron Shire Parklands site to conduct land swap agreements with National Parks and Wildlife and planting significant numbers of trees to re-establish the fragmented wildlife corridor is a step in the right direction to assist in overcoming the barriers agriculture, Tweed Valley Way and the Pacific Highway pose to the corridor linking the Billinudgel reserve to the Mt. Warning caldera,’ Mr Ahern said. He said there is ‘a need to support

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Two winners in sculpture show Two provocative and playful works are this year’s joint winners at the East Coast Sculpture Show at Thursday Plantation in Ballina. ‘Artemis – Pillars of Society’ has won for its creator, Victoria Royds of Toowoomba Qld. It is a witty tribute to the nurturing role of women in our society. Daniel Clemmett of Clunes, a perennial exhibitor at Thursday Plantation, has won for ‘Stealth Bonnets 7’, playing with persistent modern trash and transforming solid car bodies into light paper planes. In a very strong show that had the judges, Jude McBean of Grafton, Sebastian di Mauro of Brisbane and Donna Marcus from the Gold Coast, in a lively debate, other winners were Ken Johnson of Brooklet for ‘Euclicon’, winner of the Regional Artist’s Award, Lynne Adams of Main Arm for ‘Tulips’, winner of the TAFE Arts Prize, and Dev Lengjel of Mullumbimby for the Crystal Castle Ephemeral Art Prize for ‘Thumbprints’, an interactive work that had everyone leaving their mark at Thursday Plantation. Curator Priya Woolston, said, ‘I’m so happy that our last show at Thursday Plantation is so rich in diversity, humour, thoughtfulness and a commitment by our artists

Daniel Clemmett with his winning sculpture ‘Stealth Bonnets 7’ (photo Jeff Dawson), and below, a detail from Victoria Royds’s winning work, ‘Artemis – Pillars of Society’.

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Jo Storey calls it a day From front page

Jo has worked at the three canteens they have had there. Over a decade in the hole in the wall had Jo gasping for life outside the school. Moving onto a job at the Byron at Byron, she is looking forward to starting again somewhere new. Not shy of

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Strike a pose for Yoga Aid Story & photo Lou Beaumont One hundred and eight sun salutations and 100% profits to charity. On Wednesday October 10, people all over Australia in over 22 locations will salute the sun and take part in the 2007 Yoga Aid Challenge. The challenge was set up to raise funds for Australian children’s charities, Save the Children and Barnados, and to publicise the benefits of yoga. The number 108 is an auspicious number sacred to Islam, Jainism, Sikhs, Chinese, Catholic traditions and particularly on the Indian subcontinent. Practising this number of salutes to the sun will be part of celebrations during Australian Yoga Week 2007. ByronYoga Lounge invites everyone to come and salute to the sun whatever your level of fitness or dedication to yoga. You are encouraged to go at your own pace, so you can go along and do as little as one sun salute or join the Byron Yoga Lounge teachers Karena, Jo and Claire as they lead and assist you safely through more. The Byron Yoga Lounge is on Ewingsdale Rd – turn into Belongil Fields and follow the signs. The sun salutations will begin at 8am on

Iyengar yoga teacher Karena Williams salutes the sun.

Wednesday October 10. Entry by donation. For more information call Karena on 0431 458 953 or visit www.byroniyengaryoga. com. If you are an early riser, you can take part in the challenge at the Byron Bay Yoga

Centre on Border Street, Belongil from 6:30am – email john@byronyoga.com for more information. For more general information about the yoga aid challenge or yoga week, visit www.yogaaid.com and www. yogaexpo.com.au.

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Check your palm oil, save a forest Story & photo Lou Beaumont A show of people power is the only chance we have of halting the devastating deforestation in Malaysia and Indonesia which makes way for large oil palm tree plantations. The Palm Oil Action Group (POAG) is calling for consumers to make conscious choices when loading their shopping trolleys. They are also asking we demand a clear and compulsory labelling system which deďŹ nes which products do or do not contain sustainably derived palm oil. Each Australian consumes 10kg of palm oil each year on average. Palm oil, from the fruit of African oil palm trees, is the second most produced edible oil, behind soybean oil. To foster this industry is to rapidly reduce primary and regenerating rainforest habitat, to greatly accelerate global warming (largely through peatland ďŹ res in the cleared land that was once wet rainforest), to encourage unhealthy eating, and to trigger social conict and the abuse of human rights in the countries of production – communities are often forced to give up their land against their will and without adequate compensation, conicts between palm oil companies and locals are increasing. Please think twice before buying your fried chicken, biodiesel, cooking oil, washing detergent or favourite bikkies. While it would reduce palm oil consumption, an overall boycott will ultimately only hurt many Malaysian and Indonesian people who depend on the trade for survival. Instead, consumers are being asked to demand that food companies, via government enforcement, label their use of palm oil. Palm oil is available from environmentally and socially sustainable sources and with appropriate demand from the public, supermarkets and other manufacturers will be forced to use them.

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The application for the compulsory labelling of palm oil products has been submitted to the FSANZ (Food Standards of Australia and New Zealand). It has not yet been assessed but when it does, interested parties will be contacted to respond. It is vital that concerned individuals register their interest on the issue now so when the time for public comment arises they are contacted. Email slo@foodstandards. gov.au. All supermarket products have addresses on their packaging. Write to those with non descriptive labeling to demand clarity on the source of the oils and to ask

soap and toothpaste have ‘palm oil’ or the misleading label of ‘vegetable oil’ on them. They took part in an education session and students donated money to have their hair sprayed orange and to eat a breakfast of donated organic ‘Orangutan Os’ cereal. Money raised on the day will allow the students to collectively sponsor an orphaned Indonesian orangutan. Asked to talk to the kids on the issue, POAG Campaign Coordinator Wren McLean was super impressed by the kids’ level of knowledge and their positive efforts. ‘I think these guys know more than me about this issue,’ she joked. ‘For them to understand the impact they alone can make is a wonderful thing, and by sponsoring an orphan orangutan the kids at Durrumbul Primary are leading the way. Let’s hope others follow suit!’

them to use palm oil that has not been grown in place of primary and regenerating rainforest. Addresses of relevant government legislators, heads of manufacturing companies and sample letters can be found on the POAG website www.palmoilaction.org.au. If you are short on time but still want to make a difference, you can send an email. And, yes, we can make a difference. An area of rainforest equivalent to 300 soccer ďŹ elds is being destroyed (forever) every hour. Please educate yourself, tell your friends, and pick up a pen.

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A bloke’s shed is his castle Story & photo Eve Jeffery When I was a kid the invariable answer from my mother to any major request was ‘go and ask your father’. This meant wandering out to the shed, with its tin lids nailed to the ceiling waiting for their jars of nuts and bolts to be returned, and a marked pegboard laden with weapons of mass construction. The important decisions of my life were made by my dad in that shed. Could I go to the BlueLight Disco? Yes. Could I leave school? No. Could I get a motorbike? No (then) Yes (then) No. My dad’s shed wasn’t simply a place to ďŹ x stuff. He also listened to the radio, read the newspaper and I suspect escaped from the ďŹ ve noisy women in the ‘big house’. The shed was just as much about therapy as it was about bike repairs. These days many retired men have had to downsize their living arrangements, often resulting in the man’s personal space, usually the garden shed or workshop, being lost. With an upsurge in men’s health problems and what can sometimes be the accompanying depression, the idea of a community shed was born, a place where men can come and share a variety of tools,

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October 2, 2007

Political adventurism It has been over 650 years since the six Burghers of Calais – that French city’s equivalent of modern day councillors – offered themselves up as hostages to end the English king Edward III’s siege of their city. The great sculptor Rodin immortalised the burghers in bronze in the 19th century on a commission from the Calais town council. Thankfully our councillors have not been called to such a great act of heroism as yet, but some of them have exhibited a little adventurism. Last week Cr Tom Tabart put up a notice of motion to have the general manager distribute to staff the unions’ Your Rights at Work information as a counter to the federal government’s Work Choices propaganda forced upon councils by legislation. The vote just got up 5-4, Crs Tucker, Woods, Mangleson and Tardif opposed. Cr Tabart noted from the start that it was ‘an overt political action’. He said the federal government had seen ďŹ t to lean on local government and ‘I think we’re entitled to put out an alternative view’. Opposing the motion, Cr Ross Tucker saw it as dangerous precedent to direct the staff so. ‘If you have politicking to do, do it yourself,’ he suggested. Cr Tucker is probably correct if you support the spurious notion that local government should not be politicised and that Council staff operate in an impartial vacuum. In the end it is just a storm in a teacup, a pointed gesture by Cr Tabart against the feds’ outrageous legislating. The general manager will distribute the information and neither the state government nor the federal government will deign to notice. It was a bit of harmless larrikinism the Burghers of Calais would have taken in their stride.

For the birds One of the more uplifting episodes at last week’s Council meeting was a presentation by the Byron Bird Buddies (www.byronbirdbuddies.com.au), formerly the Belongil Bird Buddies but now spreading their wings further aďŹ eld. The group thanked Council for its support and presented the mayor with a beautiful poster of local shorebirds. Indeed Council is to be congratulated for setting up a hide for BBB at its West Byron wetlands and for promoting knowledge of our bird population through its wetlands walks. BBB presenter Isabel Borrelli also made the point that many migratory birds come here to breed, repair their feathers and restore their fat levels. The two biggest threats to their repose are human walkers strolling through resting birds or their dogs chasing them. It seems fair enough to be mindful of the needs of these international visitors and to leave them alone, especially during the breeding season, September through to March. After all some of them have own all the way from Siberia and deserve a decent rest.

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y continuing to procrastinate about calling the election, John Howard has left us in an ongoing political limbo, presumably in the Micawberish hope that sooner or later something will turn up. Well, all the signs are that it won’t, and that even if it did we wouldn’t take any notice of it. The polls suggest that nothing is changing; if anything, the government’s already desperate position is getting worse by the day. Last week while Kevin Rudd roamed the countryside in search of new marginals to conquer, our Dear Leader was stuck in Bennelong, frantically introducing himself to the residents in a last ditch attempt to save his own seat. Even his shameless attempt to duchess the Chinese community went wrong: his staff produced a glossy invitation lauding the achievements of Chinese Australians, but through either blind racism or pig ignorance sent it not only to the Chinese but to their sworn enemies, the Koreans andVietnamese, as well – after all, they all look the same and they all have funny names. Maxine McKew’s response – ‘Bring on the election, we’re ready’ – seemed entirely apposite. Howard maintained a ďŹ xed grin even while undergoing ritual booing at the Rugby League grand ďŹ nal, but he is clearly not a happy man; nor are his ministers. Last week Alexander Downer, presumably at Howard’s bidding, performed a gigantic backip on climate change at the United nations meeting in NewYork. Australia’s reason for not ratifying Kyoto has always been that it imposes reduction targets on industrialised countries but not on devel-

oping ones. Downer now accepted that this was inevitable and that we would have to work in that context. When asked to explain the switch, Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull, himself furiously trying to shore up his splintering electorate, gritted his expensive teeth and suggested that the interviewer ask the Prime Minister. Meanwhile Peter Costello was telling anyone who would listen that he offered long range vision, youth, energy and enthusiasm, presumably in a pointed contrast to you-know-who. He was also able to point to budget surplus for the year of $17.3 big billions, which will presumably be pissed up against a wall like all the surpluses before it. Economist Sol Estlake cal-

sible; when the writs are issued, it will have to stop and the Libs will have to rely on their own funds, which by all accounts are not as ash as usual. The Nationals have already started advertising, their slogan being: ‘Don’t Risk Rudd.’ This is not quite as remorselessly negative as the coalition’s 1972 answer to Labor’s ‘It’s Time’, which was ‘The Hell It Is’. Nonetheless, it gives us a fair idea of what we can expect once Howard summons up enough nerve to name the date. And if he is still hoping for a miracle, at least he knows where to look for divine intervention. Last week he referred to Rupert Murdoch as ‘God’. He said he was joking. Well, he would say that, wouldn’t he?

Howard maintained a ďŹ xed grin even while undergoing ritual booing at the Rugby League grand ďŹ nal, but he is clearly not a happy man‌ by Mungo MacCallum culates that since 2002 Treasury has received a total of $398 billion in windfall gains from the mining boom, with absolutely nothing substantial to show for it. This is supposed to be superior economic management. What we do know is that $2 billion has been spent on taxpayer funded political advertising, which is currently running at $1 million a day, the cost (as Rudd points out) of 1000 hospital beds for a night, 78 hip replacements or 12 senior nurses for a full year. This massive exercise in corruption is presumably one reason for Howard putting off the election for as long as pos-

At least he knows that he has one of God’s servants in his pocket. Seldom can a story have suffered such a massive beating up as The Australian’s political editor Dennis Shanahan gave Kevin Rudd’s switch over naming his ministers last week. On Wednesday Rudd has said that if Labor won, all ministerial positions would be up for grabs, which was technically true; caucus would have to vote to endorse the personnel, after which Rudd would allocate the portfolios. Howard and Costello immediately launched into a prolonged frothing about how this was

an admission that the dreaded left was really in control and that the unions would force Rudd to install Julia Gillard (the horror! the horror!) as treasurer. Simply to end the distraction, on Thursday Rudd said that of course Wayne Swan (Treasurer), Gillard (Industrial Relations) and Lindsay Tanner (Finance) would keep their shadow positions, which no-one had really doubted anyway. For most, a ďŹ ller for the inside pages, but for Shanahan, a hold-thepresses, super splash, an absolute jeans-creamer. It was a huge unforced error which allowed Howard and Costello to dictate political terms, he gibbered; Rudd’s hand had been forced and he had lost the political week. To cooler heads it seemed more probable that Shanahan had lost his marbles. Also, that he had missed the real story, which was that Rudd was now tearing up ALP rules and taking it upon himself to appoint his ministers without a caucus vote; and, more importantly still, that the faction leaders were prepared to let him get away with it. This gives Rudd more power than any Labor leader in the history of the party. Not Curtin, not Whitlam, not Hawke would have dreamed of preempting the system; they exerted what influence they could, but they accepted that the ďŹ nal choice lay with the party room. For the moment at least, Rudd has broken the power of the factions and assumed supremacy along the same absolutist lines as a leader of the Liberal Party. We wait with interest for Shanahan to accuse him of yet again slavishly copying John Howard.

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Big thankyou Hello and a big thankyou to all the wonderfully loyal and consistent volunteers, who have given of their precious time and energy over many decades, assisting on beautiful Daffodil Day. A strong bond has grown between us all, a gift more precious than gold, in endeavour to help our fellow man. Norma Forest

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Troubled waters It’s a bridge, get over it. Just because some people have no need to use the Billinudgel walkway they assume that no one does. Countless children use it every day. It gives them access to shops, schools and homes they would otherwise be isolated from. As for its size, how do you propose to build a bridge that spans seven lanes of highway and is of a gradient that is able to be traversed by both the very young, disabled and the elderly in our community? Furthermore, they cast dispersions about our homes and businesses

Magpies and rubber bands Q As a wildlife carer and member of WIRES I was horrified by the situation Libby Ward (Echo, September 25) was confronted with. Indeed, how these young magpies have been so callously disregarded is beyond belief! Thank you, Libby! We can all help in so many small ways to achieve the best outcome for all our precious wildlife. I’ve just spent four days hunting a magpie with a rubber band around its neck keeping its beak open and blocking the windpipe and trachea, which amounts to, apart from obvious distress, minimal air, little food, and very little water. Fortunately there was a positive result and the magpie survived. The fact that The Byron Shire Echo prints 22,300 copies every week with (how many?) home delivered with a rubber band has me worried.

Q We are students in Year Eight at Shearwater Steiner School Mullumbimby. We are studying Civics and Citizenship. Our teacher is always raving on about speaking out and getting involved in our community. So we have decided to write about our indignation and ask why? We are responding to the devastating shooting at Ocean Shores of a female magpie. Her young were left to die after she was killed. We have made a few phone calls and have found out that National Parks and Wildlife Service issued the Permit to Destroy. We want to know, is there a protocol to follow with these licences to kill? Surely it is not OK for the Brunswick Police to just shoot the bird and leave her there. Was there anyone physically injured by the magpie? Why were the young birds left to die? Why did the children have to see all this happen? Can you please give us James Morrissey Mullumbimby answers to all these ques-

(dreary surrounds). It’s our community, and we like it. As for the Anangu people of Uluru, I didn’t climb the rock, but I will climb the bridge‌ that’s what it’s there for.

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Opinions divided on worth of Splendour Q Did The Echo have to go outside of our shire to ďŹ nd support for this Splendour in the Grass DA! If Duncan Gibb is so enamoured with this proposal, why doesn’t he have it at Tumbulgum? For his information the closest house to ‘where the noise will be generated’ is about 500 metres. Even my own house would only be about one kilometre away from the sound stages. Shame on The Echo for giving over half of the space to the pro lobby when there is clearly a great deal more opposition to this proposal than for it. Bevan Acton

Yelgun Q The letter was submitted, not solicited. As most of the letters to date were opposed to the DA, it seemed reasonable to give the other side a go. – Ed Q Dear Katie Watts, I feel deep shame at the way you were treated at the Ocean Shores Splendour protest meeting on Sunday September 23. The mood of the meeting was almost ‘Young people, they are a bunch of dangerous, drunken, drug taking thieves. Keep them away from my backyard – we hate them’. For one so young you showed courage in speaking up about assistance given you by Mayor Jan Barham and Splendour personnel for your Get Rocked event for school kids.

The favourable mention for Splendour brought jeers and insults. The majority of those in attendance were in the 60 to 85 years age group. Apparently we expect respect and courtesy from the young but are reluctant to give it in return, as was illustrated by the reception you received. Then it may have been a temporary, grumpy lapse. After all it was getting on to 6pm and at this time we are usually sitting in front of the TV to watch the news but falling asleep instead. I could write more about respecting the right of others to have, and express, a different point of view but it is getting on towards 2pm and time for my afternoon nap. I hope this apology removes that distressed look on your face as you left the meeting, and we can see again your beautiful smile. Ray Ellis

Ocean Shores Q I don’t get it! Splendour says, ‘We remain committed to providing community consultation...’ So, why would they pass up a terriďŹ c opportunity to answer questions and clarify the DA at the Ocean Shores meeting? Surely a great chance to convince the residents that this permanent rock site would be better than sliced bread. But Brandon Saul says he’s afraid. Of what I wonder? The truth perhaps? People defending their homes,

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kids and local environment? I guess the ‘consultation’ they are committed to is when Splendour holds the reins and the residents are spectators. However on Sunday 23rd locals got to host the meeting, so‌ developers, no show. Developers weren’t in control of the proceedings far too risky! Councillors were called on to set up stricter policies and cap festivals at say 5,000, beďŹ tting small coastal towns. Elections are next year and this is a telling issue on every level of our society. It behooves the Council to heed their constituents. A resolution was put forward at the end of the Sunday meeting: ‘That this meeting of concerned residents and ratepayers condemn in the strongest possible terms the entire concept of the massive festival site at Yelgun or Tyagarah on a trial basis or at any future time. This is based on social, environmental, economic and practical reasons within Byron Shire. We call on the Byron Council to reject the DA application out of hand.’ Put to the vote – 350 for, 3 against. I rest my case. Ri Fraser

Ocean Shores Q Duncan Gibbs is probably quite right that a short term music festival would have little impact. The point he seems to overlook is that very few would object to a once a year Splendour, a once a year Blues, a once off Bob Dylan concert. Our objection is the large scale multiple events. The DA as proposed would allow 20 days of festival per year. That is seven 3 day concerts at Yelgun. That number of festivals with that number in attendance tips the balance of the social and ecological environment in our shire. Great

for holiday lets but a disaster for locals with families. Add in the Blues Festival site mooted for Tyagarah with another 20 days per year allowing another seven 3 day concerts that brings us up to 14 3 day events per annum. Either or both festival sites allowing mutiple events per year with thousands in attendance is a huge impact on our community. It is not the tempory DA that is a problem but the permanent ongoing mutiple large scale events. Think about it. Do we want to be the rock concert capital of Australia or can we come up with something more creative to satisfy our local youth and music lovers? Gwen Gould

Tyagarah Q I am saddened by the negative response of some members of the community to what is potentially one of the most exciting and sustainable developments to take place in the Byron Shire. In a global climate of poverty, terrorism and fear, where the opportunities for people to gather in large numbers to celebrate are rare and powerful, I am failing to understand the local opposition to the North Byron Shire Parklands. The people who have united to create this project are responding to a very real community need. Ensuring the future of our planet is as much about educating and inspiring people to protect and preserve as it is about political activism and planting trees. Have we forgotten that art and music can be strong motivators of environmental awareness and protection? Splendour has proven its commitment to managing a world class event, hence its success, and is continually raising the bar on environmental practice. The NBSP could provide the commu-

nity with a dedicated space to share and celebrate our local knowledge of various subjects including, sustainability, indigenous culture, bush regeneration, healing, art and music with a wider audience. Maybe then we will see a real change in our relationship with each other and our earth. Kate Little

Mountain Top Q Ms Little is the publicist for North Byron Shire Parklands. – Ed Q Let me see if I have this right. The Splendour outďŹ t pays $6.5 million for land and a further unspecified sum for roadworks including a tunnel and applies for a ‘trial’ DA. If the trial does not work and our green and clean Byron Shire Council knocks them back as a permanent festival site, Splendour will just walk away counting their losses, OK? Pull the other one. Council, what are you thinking? Stop this charade now. Bryan Milner

Ocean Shores Q I’m a little confused. In your front page article Norm Sanders is quoted as saying ‘This is a protest meeting, this is not to ask what people think’ (very libertarian, what one would expect of a Byron Shire resident). At which point apparently the new age right grunted their approval. However Sue Arnold is later quoted as saying ‘it is really important that you all know that the developers were invited but they declined saying this was a protest meeting, which it is not’. But apparently it was? Or wasn’t? Or was it? Oh, I can feel a Byron Shire headache coming on. Oh well, perhaps the full page advertisement would help clarify things. Apparently, 92% of festival goers

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are from outside the shire. That is Byron Shire, where the rate of sexual assault is 200% higher than in Waverley Council. Presumably, for all of our efforts at making this a better place, we are far better off in that weekend of Splendour, because at least we can dilute our population with some lesser sex offenders from out of town. And if Byron Shire is indeed the top of the leader board, so to speak, in drink driving arrests, then surely the bus services provided by Splendour would only help to get us a few rungs down the ladder. Of course we are far too spiritually evolved to entertain the possiblity that we are merely so far stuck up our own arseholes that we have no idea how to balance ideals with practice. Our inability to come to grips with any uniďŹ ed identity is testament to our cultural schizophrenia. Can anybody ďŹ gure out whether we are pro or anti development? Do me a favour, Byron Shire, get over yourself before the rest of the world does. I very much doubt that the vocal minority are born and bred locals (how far back do you want to take this?) and if they weren’t originally drawn here by a festival or cultural event of some description then they are probably related to somebody who was, and might as well be telling their own family, ‘You have no right to be here’, as the spiritually devoid right wing always do. Albert Moses

Mullumbimby Q Letters on this topic also received from Basil Cameron, Goonengerry, Garth Brien, Coorabell, Duncan Gibbs, Tumbulgum, Adrian Gattenhof, Mullumbimby, Michael Balson, Billinudgel, Rene and Julie Thalmann, Ocean Shores. Longer letters have been shortened.

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$104 billion over the next decade with Indonesia, for example, wasting 3% of its GDP on weapons and Singapore a whopping 4.5%. The Howard government has committed Australia to defence spending of 3% p.a. each year until 2016 equaling $39 billion. These huge expenditures represent grand theft of food, medicines, education, clean water, sound housing and a digniďŹ ed life for millions of people. Our imagination falters when imagining what $39 billion invested in measures to combat climate change, for example, could achieve. There will be no vetting of customers seeking, like those from Burma, crowd control technology, area denial equipment, leg irons and shackles or more guns for its security forces to mow down democracy pro-

testers. Clients from torturing states will be given ‘king’ treatment while the old refrain will be trotted out again: if we don’t sell them weapons someone else will. We are now organising a nationwide strikeforce of protest against these Merchants of Death who slobber over increased defence spending. In 1991 in the ACT, we stopped a recurrence of AIDEX (Australian International Defence Exhibition). The $9 million security bill was just too much for the authorities to swallow. Now this revamped AIDEX is planned to occur every two years in Adelaide, Australia’s preeminent defence manufacturing centre. People of goodwill will once again take to the roads and converge on the South Australian Convention and Exhibition Centre and will

close down this arms bazaar. Naturally, activists from the Byron region will be well represented. Interested persons are encouraged to contact me on 6694 3324. Gareth Smith

Byron Bay

Two good men I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you and goodbye to two good men. When I first came to Byron I decided I wanted to do something community minded and I volunteered at the Uniting Church on Christmas Day. This is where I ďŹ rst met John Brophy and only last week there was John again, helping set up at the Taste of Byron. He inspired me to see the value in giving back to others. The other person who ďŹ red this inspiration was Tony Narracott, a man of energy

and passion right till the end. The good deeds of both these men will not be forgotten. I wanted to acknowledge their inspiration and wish John happy times in Victoria and Tony God’s speed. ‘The highest destiny of the individual is to serve rather than to rule.’ – Albert Einstein. Sevegne Newton

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has only recently discovered that global warming is happening – just how slow is this idiot? He’s got a grandchild now so maybe he’ll finally work out that the planet’s worth much more than his fiscal policy. Begone, Howard, and your type! Hannah Grace

Mullumbimby

Sports beefs Regarding the Sports Roundup report on Casey Stoner – ignorance of a subject does not excuse sloppy repor ting. For John

Campell’s information, Wayne Grady is a golfer. He means Wayne Gardner. Gary Hocking was born in Wales and raised in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe). Only Australians Gardner (1987), Doohan (1993-98) and now Stoner (2007) have won the 500cc or Moto GP world championship. Doohan of course is considered one of the greats. Casey was Aprilia Challenge UK Champion in 2000 (not UK 125cc). In 2001 he was 2nd in the 125 UK Championship and 2nd in the 125 Spanish Championship. More signiďŹ cant

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was his second placing in the 2005 250cc world championship and rather than impressing in Moto GP in 2006 he earned a reputation, as he did in earlier classes, of being fast but a crasher. However he did set pole in his second ever Moto GP race, displaying the raw speed and courage that has characterised his 2007 year with Ducati. Just five minutes on Google or Wikipedia would have given John this information. And why the stupid photographic collage? Why not a decent photo of the new champion on his machine? Doug Barry-Martin

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attend grandma. Members of the public were also offering assistance and Brunswick Heads was living up to its reputation. Meanwhile – our vehicle was being booked for having parked in the disabled zone opposite Bruns Newsagency. Natasha Dal Bon left her newsagency to inform the Byron Shire Council parking ranger that a family health crisis was unfolding within view. The response: ‘Too late, started to issue parking ticket – $397 – no disabled sticker on vehicle.’ We appreciate the ranger would be following BSC parking procedure, but what we’re looking for is the compassion button on the parking infringement recorder. The reason such parking zones exist is to improve the lifestyle of members of the

public who have a disability (or are suffering a heart attack). We were advised that an appeal could be lodged with Byron Shire Council ďŹ nancial agents in Parramatta, the Debt Recovery OfďŹ ce (no bureaucratic spin on that title – the $397 regarded as instantly overdue – and needing recovery). Appeal has been lodged and will advise outcome through The Echo. Brunswick Heads retailers, medicos, general public and hospital staff responded immediately with their relevant skills, unfortunately, so did BSC through their parking procedures. Grandma Rose extends her gratitude to the wonderful people of Brunswick Heads.

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original intention and clearly explained in the DA. It is no wonder that people try to get around the red tape by taking matters into their own hands as it seems so ridiculously out of perspective. If you are found out, Council then goes to war with the applicant with the support of the law. This is ludicrous! I suggest Council should do the work of the red tape dragon, help the ratepayers and allow me to get on with my tree planting so that I may live happily ever after in my beloved surroundings.

Seeking advice Paul Brecht (Letters, September 25) lambasted MP Sue Page for saying that reducing greenhouse gasses would have a devastating impact on ‘the cost of living and jobs’. While I do not agree with Sue’s assertion, Paul rebukes her with his own laughable assertion that ‘if this reduction is not implemented like yesterday, then there will be no jobs and no living’ . I would greatly appreciate it if you could invite Paul Brecht to write a full page article for The Echo, explaining exactly how global warming will not only destroy all jobs but also kill all life in the next twenty years. I’m eager to find out whether this catastrophe will affect all of Australia,

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I am writing to inform you how disappointed I am that this council is not helpful to the ratepayers’ needs. In this speciďŹ c instance I am referring to the need to remove a tree on my property to improve my beloved surroundings. I am faced with a dilemma: should I just chop the tree down surreptitiously at the dead of night, or should I do the right thing and pay $75 for a DA to remove the aforementioned tree, face the inevitable visit from an obstreperous council ofďŹ cer followed by the red tape ‘dragon’ who then eats thousands of dollars of my money? Common sense would use the money to replant the tree several times over, as is my

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The householder and the nature strip Mary Gardner It’s all very well to have property and a house. A place to eat and sleep. To mingle with people in that intense private way of family and friends. To receive aspects of the seasons and weather. You know the part of the room where the morning sun enters in winter. What rattles when the wind blows this way or that way. Where the rain gets in. The certain shadows the full moon makes across the oor when you get up at night. It’s all very well to keep a house. To stock the cupboards, cabinets and drawers.You clean the sink drains, pulling up long smelly wet strings of debris. On special occasions, you hang a new picture on the wall. All around town, us being ‘house proud’ shows. The walls are painted.The gutters fixed. A new verandah is built, moving out, risking open space. Landscaping, that outdoor housekeeping, bullies the ground into a certain ‘look’. Dominating, hard ďŹ sted, right up to the boundary. Spreads of lawn are popular. Oh so snug and smug! But after so many metres, we are all at the ‘nature strip.’ Here another reality mingles with property and house. The nature strip is that greenway which the council owns but you take care of. Once the nature strip was that commons everyone shared for the sake of their cows and such. Back when more of us knew farming and planting ďŹ rsthand. Over time, between the lines of houses, the commons morphed from muddy track to asphalt road. Now squeezed between the house proud and road tyrant, the nature strip knows hard times.

At our door, of all the thousands of years of sweet wallum heath, the paperbark tea tree swamp and the fringe of rainforest, there is only the nature strip. And most of the time, as a beaten bit of lawn part of other lawns – it’s hardly nature that would recognise itself. But still, just before it’s too late, on a nature strip in the heart of Byron, some small native orchids are readying to bloom. They were mowed down last week. Pragmatic as ever, the stubborn orchid rallies from its underground roots, helped by the companion fungus that grows with it. The ower stalks are sent up again. A friend alerted me. I showed the property minder, who called off the mower. One type of stalk is a Microtis species, a type of onion orchid. There are a few that burst open already with a cluster of very small green owers. The other type of stalk is a Thelymitra species, a sun orchid. Each holds up only three or so blue buds. Both of these might be common somewhere, but not here. In total, there are less than a hundred. There aren’t any others up and down the street or the next. The Thelymitra may bloom soon, in the heat of the day. If there is too much wind, they will bloom inside itself without opening and self-pollinate. The seed capsules will form and need a couple of undisturbed months to mature. But when they do, capsules will have seeds numbering into millions. Some of the capsules could be collected and the seeds shared out among gardeners who could plant them in other nature strips. See, nature strips can be

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nature reserves. They can be corridors for plants, for birds, bats and others. They can impress the bully landscaping with different species. The ‘look’ can give way to accommodate plantings of natives mimicking what the country once was. The animal life will notice and perhaps use that extra roost or food or space. This small trans-species kindness can be the difference between a type of wild creature surviving here today or becoming locally extinct forever.

And looking up from the kitchen sink, you may see a pair of birds courting right at your window. The rustle on the verandah is now the scamper of a water dragon who likes you sharing bananas. Sitting with a cold drink in the afternoon heat, you see six different butteries in all the greenery which goes right up to the road. Green frogs appear. By welcoming the Other, the Stranger Species, you make of your house on this earth truly a home.

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John Howard’s legacy for Byron Shire Dailan Pugh Global warming is generating increasing amounts of hot air. Its effects are being felt far quicker than most imagined, both politically and physically. While Howard ďŹ ddles, Australia is drying, dying, and Byron is getting by. As the Murray-Darling system dries up, Red Gum dieback spreads along its arteries like a cancer, the few remaining wetlands are robbed of life-saving moisture, birds die and farmers despair. The talk is increasingly of a climate shift having occurred and drought becoming the norm. So far we have spent almost three billion dollars prolonging the agony of the

farmers in marginal areas. Meanwhile Howard wafes on about the unusual drought ending soon while he and the National Party refuse to do anything to ďŹ x the problem because it may cost money. Last century temperatures rose by an average of 0.76oC, and eleven of the last twelve years (1995-2006) were among the 12 warmest years on record. Depending on what measures are taken to reduce emissions, temperatures are likely to rise by a further 1.8-4.0oC (possibly up to 6.4oC) by the end of this century. In line with predictions, dry periods, bushďŹ res and rainfall events are all becoming more extreme. Rainfall has been declin-

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ing around Byron, and this is likely to continue, particularly in Spring, though hopefully not by too much in other seasons. It will certainly become more erratic, with more of the rain falling in extreme events. As temperatures rise so too will evaporation, sucking more moisture out of the parched earth. This means more oods interspersed by intensifying dry periods and bigger bushďŹ res. At least here in Byron we have not had a cyclone for some time, and maybe in Howard’s brave new world, they will be less frequent. Though when they do come it will be with a vengeance, with intensities increasing by this century. This means some 20% by the middle of greater risks to life and limb. Thankfully the world’s oceans have dampened global warming by absorbing about a third of our carbon dioxide emissions and 80% of the excess heat being generated. There is a cost – the rise in sea temperatures already initiated will eliminate most of the world’s coral reefs within the next few decades. While Howard may teeter on the brink of political oblivion, the Great Barrier Reefs teeters on the brink of extinction. What coral the heat misses, the increasing acidiďŹ cation of oceans (resulting from carbon absorption) should ďŹ nish off. Calcium carbonate acts as the building blocks of the skeletons and shells of many marine species aside from corals, including various planktons, clams, snails, starďŹ sh and sea cucumbers.The acidiďŹ cation is weakening their skeletons and eating away at the basic structure of ocean food webs. The warming of our oceans also causes the water to expand and this, in conjunction with the melting of glaciers and icecaps, caused global sea-levels to rise by around 0.14 metre last century.

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Sea-level rise is nothing new – over the past 20,000 years it has risen by some 120m, at times at rates of up to 5m per century. Not so long ago Julian Rocks was a rocky peak rather than an island. It is worth recognising that when the average climate was around 1°C warmer than today during the last interglacial (125,000 years ago) sea-levels were around 4-6m higher, and when it was about 2–3°C warmer three million years ago the seas were 25-35m higher. Though it was about 35 million years ago that we last lost our polar icecaps and the seas were around 70m higher. Latest global estimates are for sea level rises of 0.18 to 0.79m by the end of this century. Due to a strengthening of the East Australian Current this region can expect an additional rise of up to 0.12m by 2070, giving us an expectation of 0.18 to 0.91m rises in sea-levels around Byron. Some scientists have cautioned that such estimates have not adequately factored in the recent accelerations in the melting of the Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets, predicting global sea-levels are more likely to rise by 0.5

to 1.4 metres (or more) by the end of this century.While sea-level rises are accelerating it will still take many centuries for them to reach equilibrium with the changed climate. Even under a best-case scenario of immediate action to begin drastically slashing emissions of greenhouse gases, our children will inherit a warming and dr ying Australia with expanding deserts, extreme droughts, floods and fire storms, declining biodiversity, collapsing ecosystems, acidifying oceans, dead coral reefs and rising seas. We call this intergenerational equity! Under Howard’s leadership we appear to be on the worst-case trajectory of temperatures rises of 4-6 degrees for Byron, and sea-level rises measured in metres, within our kid’s lives. Howard ďŹ ddles while Australia burns. John Howard and the National Party are creating a hell on earth for our grandchildren. It is not that we can’t afford the costs of taking action to minimise global warming, but rather that we cannot afford the rapidly escalating costs of further delays. If you care about your grandchildren, Howard must go.

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Once again there is a need for Christmas hampers to be sent out west to farmers in constant drought. Farmers in some areas were encouraged by winter rain in June/July and spent thousands of dollars, which they could ill-afford, planting grain crops; only to watch them wither and fail with the lack of followup rain. Anne Thompson, who has organised the Appeal in the North Coast area for many years, was recently in touch with the CWA Barwon Group Conference, which conďŹ rmed the many areas in

dire straits. The aim of the appeal is to send Christmas hampers to families doing it so tough. Many of them can barely afford the necessities of everyday living, let alone the luxuries of Christmas. It means so much to them to know that we, here on the beautiful lush North Coast, are thinking of and caring about them. What is needed: 1. Offers of suitable places for ‘drop-off ’ points. (i.e. shops, ofďŹ ces, clubs, schools, churches etc.) 2. Non-perishable food

items such as canned vegs/ fruit/salmon/tuna etc., pasta, sauces, lollies, biscuits Christmas cakes/puddings. (You only have to look in your own cupboards. But please, no rusty cans or past used-by dates.) Last Christmas a record 754 hampers were sent out west; let’s see what we can do this year. Offers of help, or ‘drop-off’ venues would be appreciated. Anne can be contacted on 6629 1041. The Anglican Church and Op Shop in Byron Bay is the ďŹ rst among local drop-off points.

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Articles Michael Murray provides the words to accompany Jeff Dawson’s images opposite

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small contingent of Byron Bay residents attended the Burning Man Festival in Nevada this August, including Echo photographer Jeff Dawson. As if Byron does not have enough festivals of its own you may ask! Just what it is that makes this event such a standout is hard to pin down – but I will give it a go. This year, close to 50,000 people built a tent and camper van city in the desert outside of Reno, Nevada. Sounds unappealing so far, I agree. Everything must be shipped in and all waste taken out with the motto of ‘Leave no trace’. There is no money, no bartering – everything must be ‘gifted’. There is only a thin veneer of central authority, so anything goes. Makes it sound even worse but somehow it works admirably and it is now a major cultural event and social experiment. What happens? Groups of people voluntarily erect theme camps where they donate a free service or an entertainment. You can go from a yoga class or a tantric goddess workshop to an open discussion on green energy, or to the Great Canadian Beaver Eating

This small dance troupe performed randomly across the playa. Photo Jeff ‘Visions Of Mary Poppins’ Dawson

Competition. (Don’t make me explain!) Imagine a combination of an anarchists’ costume ball mixed with a sexual libertine conference, throw in some acid-ravers, a new age market stall on steroids, a sculpture show and arts symposium – all cohabiting and assisting each other in an intensely harsh but beautiful environment.

At night, the Playa (the bed of an ancient dry lake) comes alive with mobile dance floors, art cars, fireworks, light shows, things that explode, huge burning effigies and – centrally placed – the main Burning Man which is ignited on the last Saturday night. Swarming through all of this are thousands of garishly dressed crazy people on

bicycles covered in neon glowsticks. It is a visually intense experience. Night and day exposes the only schism that may increase in time – a split between those who see the event as an experiment in community and those who just go for the weeklong, kickass party. As a social experiment it turns normal society on its head. To attend

you are asked to be a creator instead of a consumer and follow the theme of ‘radical self expression’. Money, prestige and position are no longer currency like in the ‘default’ world. You are only judged or appreciated on what you can contribute and how available you are to each interaction and each moment. There are no per-

formers, no stars, and no hierarchy. You are the show and you are continually asked: What can I give? What are my boundaries? How free can I be? I am sure the original creator and figurehead, Larry Harvey, is still amazed by the monster he created back on a San Francisco beach in 1986. After breaking up with his wife, he made a bonfire of her new boyfriend, threw a party and let it all go. Now it is a movement, an industry and an ideology. Regional Burns and ‘Burners without Borders’ are moving around the country and around the calendar. If nothing else it is a signal that the culture wars in America are not yet lost. There is a strong and vibrant alternative scene bubbling away. True freedom and diversity have not been extinguished in Bush’s Republican America. For more factual info, but absolutely no indication what it is really like, go to www.burningman.com. Or better yet, get out your stilettos and boa, sun cream and other lubricants and make a date for next year.

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Spring Iyengar W’Shop @ Byron Yoga Lounge Simon Marrocco is the director/founder of the St. Kilda Iyengar Yoga School in Melbourne & has a local Retreat and Teacher Training Centre. He is a Senior Intermediate Iyengar Teacher and travels yearly to Pune, India to study with BKS Iyengar & family. Students attending his workshops gain valuable guidance and insights through his many years of experience in yoga. To book, ring Liz on 02 6684 9324. www. byroniyengaryoga.com

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in total mass and as a percentage. Learn how to biologically reverse the ageing process specifically for you. Together, we can design a nutritional detox and fat-loss program ensuring you gain and remain in vital health. This test is great for athletes, monitored progress of fitness training and weight programs and comprehensive & preventative health care. Tamara Gillett is a fully qualified Naturopath, Remedial Massage Therapist & Certified Healthy-Ageing practitioner. Tamara consults from Ambaji House of Welling in Byron Bay from Tues-Sat. Contact her on 6685 6620 or 0413 248 463.

Easy and friendly classes recommence after the school holidays in Bangalow and Lennox with Suzanne Rienits. She is an experienced teacher and Chinese Medicine Practitioner. Private tuition in Qigong/Tai Chi is also available with Suzanne. For information and bookings phone 6687 5636 or visit www.wellnessandbeing.com

Natural Medicine Clinic open to the public When Barbara Pearce went looking for naturopathic advice to address her repetitive strain injury, she had no idea there was a natural medicine clinic with excellent therapists right at her doorstep offering discount rates. Through word-of-mouth, Barbara discovered the Southern Cross University Natural Medicine Clinic, which is open for public consultations daily. All consultations are with fourth-year Bachelor of

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Byron Bay Chiropractic One of the most consistent problems that chiropractic adjustments can be of great benefit too is the tension headache. Most headaches are caused by faulty resting tone and incorrect alignment of the muscles and joints in the top of the spine.

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A healthy mind, body, and bank balance. If you would like to discover how a natural approach to health and wellbeing can help you feel your best, consider making an appointment at our clinic. Our fourth year students, under the supervision of highly qualiďŹ ed natural health care professionals are at the leading edge of their ďŹ eld. Make an appointment today – for a check-up, a review of your diet, or advice on how to better manage your health. A two hour consultation is just $25 or $15 concession. Call 6626 9131. Cnr Cynthia Wilson Drive & Rie Range Rd, 6 Industry Drive, Lismore.

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start acting like muscles again instead of being used as straps to compensate for faulty posture. If your headaches come on towards the end of the day and are made worse by sitting for long periods it is very likely than chiropractic care will be able to help you. To make an appointment with Michael or Brent please call 6685 8159. We are at 52 Shirley Street Byron Bay.

Anti-ageing treatments have deaths among people aged over 15 could be attributed to become very popular amongst both men and physical inactivity. women of all ages in today’s society. With current technologies, there are a lot of treatments which can improve and maintain that healthy, fresh and vibrant appearance in a subtle yet effective way.

Heel pain?..... We can help. This common complaint is often caused by poor foot posture, which can be corrected with custom orthotics. Orthotic therapy can also help treat tired feet, arch, knee, hip & back pain. Make an appointment with Podiatry in the Bay for all your foot health needs. Phone 6680 7211.

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Women’s health seminar • Engaging The Feminine – Nature as Teacher� is a seminar to be held in Byron Bay area on Saturday 27th October. The seminar will be focusing on the importance of our natural rhythms in assisting health and wellbeing. This afternoon seminar is being conducted by Natural Woman Network and is the second in a series of seminars run at various locations throughout Australia. Wendy Dumaresq, Founding Director of the Network says '‌we are aiming to provide a platform for women and their families to explore ways of improving their health and wellbeing on a permanent basis‌ that is what Natural Woman Network is about – information, inspiration, community building, networking and the encouragement to live in harmony with nature for optimum health and wellbeing‌’

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Are you experiencing a variety of health issues, or mental or emotional disturbances? Such symptoms, which may indicate an imbalance within your constitutional makeup can be addressed through Ayurveda. Ayurveda is based on the fundamental principle of wholism and analysis of your unique constitution looking at the balance of the elements present within each of us and our environment. Through lifestyle, diet and use of Ayurvedic herbs, the body and mind can be brought into alignment and equilibrium.

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Chi Kung is a health system based on traditional Chinese medical theory. It is suitable for people of all ages and levels of fitness with its gentle, flowing, circular moves that are soothing and relaxing, Raman Das, an Ayurvedic while being safe and easy to Practitioner with more than 20 learn. Chi Kung benefits the years experience is health of the spine, organs, accredited by ANTA , ATMS, joints and bones and the AAA, NPA , YTAA and digestive system, nervous CMPAC. Appointments: Rob system and immune system. It 0416 127 342. Health improves all functions of the rebates available.

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Articles Fun run for cancer research

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The inaugural 8km fun run/ walk raising funds for cancer research will be held in Byron Bay on October 28. Commencing at Main Beach, participants will run along the beach to The Pass then around the Lighthouse by road before returning via the Recreation Grounds to Clarkes Beach and then along the beach to the start/ finish line at Main Beach. Organising coordinator Lisa Parkes said that ‘this route is designed to make the most of our unique landscape and fits with Byron

Right: It’s all stops out to give the old Mullumbimby post office, the Brunswick Valley Historical Society museum, a new coat of paint in anticipation of the old building’s centenary, being remembered next month. It’s also 25 years since the formation of the society and a new display featuring the highlights of those years is being prepared. Anyone interested in joining the society’s volunteer team, or in getting details of the celebrations being planned should phone 6688 4356.

Open gardens at Ewingsdale Two Ewingsdale gardens, Bramasole and Daisy’s, both in Taylors Lane, will inspire garden visitors when they open as part of Australia’s Open Garden Scheme on the weekend of October 13 and 14. These gardens are thoughtfully landscaped to take full advantage of the natural water features. A flowing creek and series of pools provide shady walks and an ideal environment for lush, shade loving plants. Bramasole, 21 Taylors Lane, is an extensive garden of extraordinary variety set out as a series of distinctive rooms. An olive walk lined with agapanthus leads to shade area containing camellias, orchids and bromeliads. The flowing creek and pools are edged with gingers, heliconias, bird’s nest ferns. Near the house, a formal courtyard is defined by box and murraya hedges. A bank of spring flowering perennials will be a highlight on the open weekend.

Winding paths Daisy’s garden at 18 Taylors Lane features a natural creek running over large boulders creates cool tranquil atmosphere. Winding paths lead past plantings of heliconias and gingers to a wetland area, and across a picturesque bridge to a rainforest. From Ewingsdale Rd turn into McGettigans Lane, travel 2 km & turn right into Taylors Lane; turn sharp left over causeway. Access not suitable for coaches. Visitors are requested to park in Taylor’s lane as space is limited in the gardens. Teas will be available at Bramasole. Bramasole and Daisy’s, part of Australia’s Open Garden Scheme, will be open between 10am & 4.30pm on October 13 and 14 at an entry fee of $5 each. Children are admitted free.

Bay’s vibrant and healthy outdoor character. ‘At present the run doesn’t have a name and we are asking the Byron Shire community to participate in naming the fun run.’ Entries can be sent to byronrun@gmail.com by October 7 and the winner will receive a six month membership to the new Spirit gym being built in the Byron Arts & Industry Estate. For further information contact Lisa Parkes on 0429 878 902.

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Canadians. Postcards are only available, under the counter, at some hotels and the central post ofďŹ ce. Nevertheless this city of 1.5 million people has its charms. It is crammed with trees and there are good, cheap restaurants, funky bars, superb local beer and the most surprising thing of all – the most beautiful young women on Earth live there. The Aussies were stunned by this city of fashion conscious, long haired supermodels. Strangely, this doesn’t apply to Ukraine in general, only Donetsk. Ukraine is a disturbing mixture of ostentatious wealth and terrible poverty as it crashes out of control into a free market economy. Recent ďŹ gures claim 25% of the population live in poverty and two million are destitute. The Orange Revolution of 2002 did not stop the proRussian Donetsk Clan and friends from controlling the

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Ukrainian government and on April 2 president Victor Yushchenko dissolved parliament and called early elections, but prime minister Victor Yanukovych and his allies disputed the president’s authority to do so. Tension followed. Many in Russian speaking Donetsk seem to think the Orange Revolution is an American plot to get a foothold in the former USSR. The last census revealed that nationwide 77.8% identiďŹ ed themselves as Ukrainians, while only 67.5% consider Ukrainian their native language. The US$300 million palace is being built for local oligarch Rinat Akhmetov. He is tipped to be Ukraine’s next President. There are many scary stories about Rinat, his early days as a gun-toting gangster, murder and money laundering. He allegedly liked to bring owers to the family funerals of continued opposite

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Articles people he had erased. These are just rumours. However, in August last year the Kiev Post reported the murder of the policeman who was in charge of an investigation into the money laundering practices of the Donetsk Clan in which Akhmetov is a major player. Everyone is searched when entering or leaving the palace grounds. The security guards use metal detectors and sniffer dogs, apparently looking for bombs.The hightech building is laced with bugs and phones, cameras, iPods, alcohol and cigarettes are not allowed on site. However, they obviously didn’t see the crazy Aussies as a threat and the guards warmed to us considerably, enjoying an occasional laugh. They described us as ‘funny, kind and simple’. Delays were many until Akhmetov realised that some of the key people wanted remuneration, Ukraine style, to enable things to run smoother. ‘Doh’! Most of us went home in March and a some new people were own in from Australia and Italy. The palace is sited on what was once botanical gardens and mimics the lavish style of the Louis XIV.There are four levels. The external walls are clad in sandstone adorned with classical statues and topped with a patina copper French style roof. Inside is awash with marble – columns, panels and inlaid heated oors. The ceilings are richly ornamented with domes and complex cornicing to which thirty gilders from Kiev assiduously applied 3.5 kilos of gold leaf.

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Our crew is charged with painting domes, ceiling features and trompe l’oeil murals. The ‘grand salon’, a sort of ballroom, with an 11 metre high vaulted ceiling was a massive job with aged paintings of cascading roses and large golden medallions containing pictures of unusual pheasants. The entrance hall has 12 autumn landscapes with ruins and peacocks painted on canvas in Australia and ďŹ xed to the walls between marble columns. The ceiling sports six domes and flat areas painted with clouds and sky seen through foliated classical architecture. These are just two of the twenty or so rooms that were decorated. Outside there is a large computer controlled fountain and a ridiculous amount of landscaping within the four metre high walls. In the previous winter the

temperature dropped to – 31°C. We were worried that we may not be able to get to work in our bus if there were two metre snow drifts. But the winter was a mild one which bottomed at -20°C. After 6 months in Ukraine I bailed out and came home in March. What a paradise we live in! Late in May I was asked if I would return to Donetsk and, after some hand-wringing, I did. The job was nowhere near being ďŹ nished. They loved our work and kept adding on new contracts for other rooms. But the politics of the project was jaw-dropping. Our boss regularly feared for his life. The ABC news made the sensational claim that Ukraine was on the brink of civil war. The Donetskis thought it was all a bit of a yawn. It was summer and the temperature hovered between 30°and 40°C Res-

taurants set up outdoors, mini skirts and high heels were back and daylight persisted till 9pm. The Italian artists, ďŹ ve women and two men, were a lot of fun and international relations between Australia and Italia took a leap forward. Every occasion demanded a party, usually at a restaurant. After seven years the palace was nearing completion. Carpets, drapes, plasma TVs and astounding furniture were being installed. Most of the internal walls featured silk panels ďŹ tted by a French company. Some of their fabrics cost as much as 1,500 Euros per metre. As rooms were completed they were locked. In the last week of July our job was ďŹ nally in the can. Everyone was happy and breathed a sigh of relief. But, I’m sure most of us retain a spot in our hearts for this lawless coal town.

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Local artist’s work chosen for Ethical Fashion Show Mandy Nolan They say that creativity once unleashed has a life of its own. Derrida talks about the artist being divorced from the texts, as they allow the ‘reader’ to consume the creation and impart their meaning. This is happening for local artist/photographer, Jules Ober, whose stunning photographic works have been chosen to appear at The Ethical Fashion Show in Paris next week, with the very sexy pc moniker ‘Green is Beautiful’. Jules Ober has been making images for over 20 years, working between Australia making, fashion, film and sonal exhibition of abstract draws the first seed of inspiand Europe across platforms multimedia. Her latest exhi- landscapes. ration from our very own as diverse as fine art print- bition is Wallcandy, a perThe Ethical Fashion Show Byron Bay.

‘My friend Isabelle Quebe came here about ten years ago with her three kids from Paris,’ Jules said. ‘She was so inspired by the markets she went back to Paris and created a market in Paris. ‘It had to move every month because over there they aren’t really legal. She had hairdressers, fashion designers, painters, jewellers. It was the first time they’d found a way to sell their work for cash. It was an opportunity to show what they are doing and get together. ‘Through that she created the Ethical Fashion Show where she brings designers from around the world who

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use environmentally sustainable practice. There is no exploitation of the workers, and production methods are often traditional. No pollutants are used in the production process.’ The fashion show is in its third year and is gaining momentum as a high profile fringe event to the prestigious Paris runway shows previewing the latest collections. Jules’s work reflects her deeper, more spiritual beliefs. ‘I believe that everything is interconnected. Once you understand this you can’t really stuff up. I started researching all my suppliers and I found the German paper I was using was fantastic. I am now using a bamboo paper.’ Jules’s work is extraordinary. It’s hard to explain, but it’s like seeing something you’ve always seen but never seen. She focuses on tiny details and photographs them in incredible depth, and often reproduces the image by repeating and doubling. Although she never alters colour. It’s the naturally occurring colours that she finds so inspirational. ‘I am borrowing colours and textures from nature’s palette and using them to create new landscapes. I take a whole lot of pictures and worry about how it works later.’ Jules Ober’s work is on show from October 10 to 14 at Tapis Rouge in Paris. If you happen to be there, why not pop in?

The Byron Ballet Company is in its third season and is currently in pre-production for The Nutcracker Ballet. This wonderful ballet for all ages offers roles for dances across the demographic. These child friendly ballets are a wonderful way to introduce children to more classical tales, and involve them in a very magical experience. The Company’s recent production of Peter and The Wolf saw them pack the Byron Community Centre with children from all over the shire. The company also offers young talented dancers the opportunity of working in a production alongside adult professional dancers. The company is currently seeking interest for their upcoming auditions and are seeking the assistance of sponsors to maintain this new company. If you are interested, email yvonne@ youngdancers.net.

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Most would know Ollie McGill as the sweet young thing who rides the keys in The Cat Empire. It’s a band that has become renowned for its ability to instigate music fuelled drug free mass euphoria, from a stage full of under 30, possibly even under 25 jazz trained musical prodigies. Ollie spoke to me from under the doona in his Melbourne bed about his latest creative venture: Peaking Duck, who play the Blue Birdy on Wednesday 10 October. Peaking Duck is the musical collaboration of the Cat Empire’s Ryan Monro, drummer James Hauptmann and North Coast sax sensation David Addes. ‘I first met Dave when we were coming up north and playing at the Blues Festival as the Cats. He’d sit in and we’d give him a little solo and I’d get excited and play underneath him and accompany his solos. Dave is a really well respected jazz musician in this country, so it’s a real honour and it’s a great opportunity.’ The Cat Empire has been the meeting place for young jazz players who have developed a way of making the music accessible and digestible to young crowd. In a sense the boys have performed a musical service, in educating new listeners. ‘That’s what is great about The Cat Empire, we are all jazz musicians. We are all jazz players, so when we do solos it’s essentially jazz, the songs are written in a pop style, so it’s exposed us to a mainstream audience. ‘Something I have learnt a lot is that being a jazz musician is all about education and spreading the word and taking and expanding our race by pushing the limitations of what can be done by the terms of crazy ideas, and expanding into other genres. ‘Peaking Duck is where that is important to all of us, the music isn’t as pop-influenced as with TCE, but we pretty much entirely improvise the stuff that we are playing. The whole sound is very much in the style of a lot of stuff that Dave does, it won’t have the commercial appeal

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the people who live in Byron.’ According to Ollie, Peaking Duck is the ultimate road band. ‘I think the most important thing is getting on with the players in the band. We all have a warped sense of humour that inspires music, we all see things that are a bit odd and find them really funny.’ Having this kind of connection is crucial for a band whose set is mainly improvised. ‘You just have to have an ultimate open mindedness about things, a person that had really closed couldn’t do it. You have to be prepared to jump into new ideas – it applies a lot to life.’ In responding and evolving,

the music of Peaking Duck is created. But how do you know when an improvised song is finished? ‘Sometimes it’s amazing. When it’s good there are no questions, the music just unfolds, and that’s why people get the impression that something is possessing them because it does just overcome you, it is quite an amazing feeling, you wouldn’t be able to perform it again, it’s all about that moment in that time... I have come to realise that life and living and health involve similar philosophies!’ Peaking Duck play the Blue Birdy on Wednesday 10 October. Tix $15 from 7.30pm. (Blue Birdy is at the Buddha Bar.)

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MISSY ME We have a very unique ticket give away as a lead up to Missy Higgins playing the Mullumbimby Rugby League Grounds on November 24th. The major prize winner gets a double pass, to meet and greet with Missy in the arvo and to stay on site and watch Missy and the band do their sound check. It’s the stuff Missy dreams are made of. email: mandypow@echo.net. au with subject header ‘missyme’

wrong with me, I wear age inappropriate clothing and use language with my husband like: ‘Wow Russ that video was like totally random.’ And he’ll say, ‘Fuck off’ and I’ll say ‘like whatever’. There’s only one problem: I have rules. The only rules cool mums have are: don’t tax my stash and if the bedroom’s rockin don’t come knockin. Wild girls make for strict mums. Because when it comes to adolescent behaviour, let’s just say, I know what you did last summer, and it wasn’t Christian camp. So, it would appear I’m not cool mum. As a standup comedian with a penchant for public disclosure on every intimate detail of my inner monologue, combined with a bad case of impromptu undie ashing, I reckon I’m an outright Fool Mum.

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[ Live Music ] * WOLLUMBIN DREAMING POEM For the past few weeks we have been running a ticket giveaway for Wollumbin Festival. The comp reects the values of Wollumbin Dreaming, and asked for a poem about reconciliation. Thanks to all who have entered, they have been all of a very high standard. Rachel Barnden won the honours with her verse: Recognise Elders Custodians Of Nature Ceremony & Country. Indigenous Law & Landrights Invaluable. Acknowledge Traditional Identity. Overcome Nullus. The Wollumbin Festival returns to the Tyalgum Showground from Friday to Sunday. The event features over 20 stage acts including OKA, Nathan Kaye, Dub Shack, Cloud 9, Banawurun Feat (aka Troy n Trevelyn), Optimystics, Future Native, Zennith (from Cairns), Greg Sheehan and Rhythm land, Me, CWA Ladies, The Pitts and much more. Nathan Kaye is one of those acts that with your eyes closed, you get absorbed in the driving heart-beat of the stomp-box, the eastern melodic rhythms of the guitar, the droning of the didgeridoo, and then soaring above comes the rich vocals. With your eyes open, you realise all of this is being skilfully woven by one person. As a

multi-instrumentalist, Nathan skilfully blends; human beatboxing (vocal drums), 12 string guitar like it’s some kind of funky sitar, 6 string guitar, lap-steel slide guitar, Slide-Didge (an innovative Trombone-like Didgeridoo made from timber) and stomp-box (a kick drum) – often performing with several instruments at the same time! But it isn’t his obsession with instruments that has attracted so much attention to his show. It is his explosive technical proďŹ ciency on the Didgeridoo, as well as his soulful voice, heart-felt lyrics and engaging, honest conversational style evoking the inspiring moods of Michael Franti that people are drawn to. In the tradition of a troubadour, Nathan travels, plays music and shares stories. With a straightforward conversational approach, he reveals some of the bizarre behind-the-scene action that a touring musician experiences on the road. Later that evening is Lecia Music. As a little girl living in rural Queensland, Lecia stole her sister’s guitar and became determined to make music her life. Lecia has been stealing the show ever since – across Australia, the USA, and the Middle East. As a guitarist, she has supported some of Australia’s biggest names such as Killing Heidi, The Buttery Effect and Grinspoon. She played at The Woodford Folk Festival 2004/05 and was featured at Joyfest, headlined by Ash Grunwald. With years of being a soughtafter session musician and lead guitarist for numerous

artists and bands, Lecia is now stepping out on her own to perform and is recording her long-awaited debut album. As an accomplished musician on the guitar, drums and bass, her raw energetic stage presence and her strong yet honest vocals have proved her a successful front woman. DubShack are one of Australia’s own dub steady roots reggae act led by the enigmatic Marky P. The unique and innovative sound of Dubshack, launched from Australian stages across the ocean to the festivals and stadiums of Nth East India, where their distinctive blend of musical styles fusing

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G LOVE ON THE G SPOT The incredible Mr G Love ventures back to Oz. He continues to lay down some very impressive soul-drenched tracks of blues infused hip hop solo. A delicious treat for his legions of fans and the perfect introduction for the yet to be initiated. He performs at the Hotel Great Northern on Thursday. morning. Melani M busking on her guitar to anyone and everyone that would listen when who should walk by?... a man... with a drum... and a twinkle in his eye... ‘we looked each other up and down and said...Hi!’ That was the beginning of an awesome twosome. Melani and Damion then launched off on a world trip together busking and playing their original sound to any steet corner, cafe, pub and festival that would have them. Upon their return, Cloud 9 became a kick-ass 4 piece with the legendary Charlie Wall on drums and Malcolm ‘The Sauce’ Wood on trumpet. Many good times, fun jams, freakish events, crazy festivals, wonderful moments and great songs followed. The Wollumbin Festival also features Bundjalung Elders, Ginibi Dancers, Tagai Torres Straight Island dancers and many more inspirational indigenous performances. This will be a power packed weekend of music, arts, dance and culture, all in the shadow of Mount Wollumbin. For more information, go to their website: www. wollumbindreaming.org

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The new album The Signal received 4 stars from Rolling Stone and the single We Get Around has so far been a feature record on radio and television across the country. The album features collaborations with Mia Dyson. Urthboy is also part of The Herd, Australia’s premier hip hop group. This second release has been a leap forward in structure and maturity for Urthboy, displaying a unique songwriting talent rarely seen on the pop music scene. Urthboy is joined by The Tongue in this triple billed hip hop happening.The Tongue has been in constant demand since appearing with his Bad Education EP in 2006 and played endlessly on Triple J. His LP titled Shock and Awe will drop jaws when it’s released in September. The Tongue is one of, if not hottest new talents in the hip hop scene and is aided by the phenomenal talents of DJ Skoob (current NSW DMC champ). The last part of the holy trinity is Hermitud – highly respected and lauded producers of hip hop breaks and instrumental music, with releases available worldwide and the likes of DJ Krush counted as fans. Their brand new EP is titled The Rare Sightings, written on their 2006 tour to Japan, Norway, Spain, England and America. Friday at Coorabell Hall. Show starts at 8pm. Tix $18/16 at the usual outlets or $22 on the night.

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KEEPING A DIRTY SECRET Over the last few months The Dirty Secrets have been working hard and the future shows no sign of letting up. They aren’t complaining. This is what they’ve been craving. The lads from Perth will y across Australia to play three shows on our east coast then y on to Tokyo to play the Astro Hall in the heart of Tokyo, before crossing the PaciďŹ c Ocean to play The Gig and The Cat Club in Los Angeles. Then it’s on to New York to play Arlene’s Grocery at CMJ New York with fellow Perthites Eskimo Joe, The Panda Band and Katie Steel and later the same night at Lit Lounge also for CMJ New York. With no time for sight seeing the Dirty Secrets will y straight to Manchester to play In the City then head down to London for a couple of club night gigs. When not doing shows the band are slipping back into the studio to put the ďŹ nishing touches on their debut album with producer Alan Brey

and Mercury prize winning engineer Nick Terry (The Klaxons, Libertines, Simian Mobile Disco). This Sunday they play the Hotel Great Northern.

JULIEN WILSON TRIO AT THE BIRDY Since its formation in 2004 the Julien Wilson Trio has performed many high proďŹ le concerts and festivals, including three performances at the Sydney Opera House. In November 2006 they played two sold out shows at the Berlin Jazz Festival as part of a three week European tour that included shows in Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Scotland, Ireland and Austria. This Trio features three of Australia’s most accomplished, distinctive and versatile musicians, who have enchanted and mesmerised audiences wherever they have played with their gentle yet passionate music. Their unique instrumentation and original compositions draw on many inspirations and inuences, incorporating

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THE BEST SOUND IN TOWN A few weeks ago I happened to catch the Byron Vista Social Club. It’s certainly refreshing to be listening to music in a nice comfy seat in relaxed surroundings. I am of that age now that the prospect of standing in a boozie pub is occasionally appealing, but becoming less so. The sound was amazing. I have to admit in all my years of seeing gigs here I have never heard such beautiful sound. A lot of the acts featured by Byron Vista are people that you will have seen before. But not like this. You can hear every breath, every move on the fret board. It makes for a much more intense and intimate experience and calls on the musicians to dig deeper and go further in their performance. This Thursday at the Byron Community Centre the feature artist is rising recording star Sara Tindley – fast becoming a Country music icon. She will be accompanied on the night by Hans Lovejoy on double bass and George Chrysostomou on guitar with backup vocals from Shanto and Sarah McGregor. Also performing are The Blue Skillet Rovers – an upbeat 5 piece jug band that will have the place jumping from

their ďŹ rst note. A fun bunch of musicians who know all about feelgood music. The extensive and high quality program also features a performance by Luke Vasella – a sensitive local musician who has produced a bunch of very ďŹ ne CDs featuring his ďŹ ne songwriting skills, great voice and hot guitar playing. Next up is Rebecca Ireland, another rising star and extremely popular Byron Vista regular will be back with some great new songs. A delightfully unique voice, powerful but intimate songwriting and guitar style make her another contender for success and due recognition. She will backed on guitar by funky ex-Tamworth musician Guy Kachel and Shanto on vocals. Dr Pelmore puts down his stethescope and picks up the guitar with It’s Probably Us. He is accompanied by legendary guitarist John Bushelle and Martin on bass, presenting their very entertaining songs with great harmonies and accompaniment. North Coast Ukulele Collective regulars Benhur Helwend and Renee Searle will bring their ukes, as ‘weapons of mass affection’ and some great songs to get you cruising... sweet harmonies and good vibes! The night ďŹ nishes up with a huge community singalong. If you’ve given up on going to gigs, then you can rejoice, these are comfortable, high quality shows for a music loving audience!

40, afďŹ rming the astounding popularity of a band who had grown their fanbase from genuine hardcore roots. Indeed, Parkway Drive’s success might have seem like some kind of amazing dream, if it weren’t for the all the hard work and sacriďŹ ce that has gone into making it happen. Relentless touring has been one of the keys to Parkway Drive’s success. Sold-out national runs, stealing the thunder of overseas bands they were meant to be supporting, Big Day Out and Homebake appearances and the 2006 Taste Of Chaos tour. Recently, too, Parkway Drive have begun leaving their indelible mark on stages all around the world. Signing an overseas deal with indie giant Epitaph, they have spent a large part of the past year abroad, crisscrossing North America, Europe and Japan, a 31-date stint on the 2007 Vans Warped Tour being just one of the many highlights. The world is catching onto what we in Australia have known for a while. These local boys hit their straps at the Byron High School on Thursday. Tickets on sale from All Music and Vision (Byron, Lismore and Ballina), Skinny’s, Rocking Horse, Mosh Pit, Music Mania, Sunower Music and www. resistrecords.com

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Brother and sister act Angus and Julia Stone are joined by Jez at the Hotel Great Northern on Saturday. Angus and Julia’s new album A Book Like This debuted at number 6 on the ARIA album chart and was Triple J album of the week. The album has been receiving amazing reviews across the country with the Sun Herald saying ‘Cult success – and potentially more has alighted upon these siblings from the northern beaches.’ The Daily Telegraph made it album of the week and said: ‘These songs are both warming in their honesty and melancholic in their starkness.’ Music made by brother and sister, easy on the ear, and I might add, the eye.

Blasting out of Byron Bay in 2003, an affront to the sun-soaked serenity of their surroundings, they have achieved milestones both here at home and overseas that hitherto seemed beyond the realms of imagination. But with the release of Parkway Drive’s second album, Horizons, the phenomenon is about to get a whole lot more phenomenal. A ďŹ vepiece of astonishing power and understated charisma, Parkway Drive created unseen hysteria with their brutal 2005 full-length debut, Killing With A Smile. Released by Sydney independent hardcore label Resist Records, the album spent time in the ARIA National Top

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Television Guide 1. If you cannot bear too much reality in the ABC TV news, turn to Futurama (TEN, 7pm, weekdays) for the adventures of that moral vacuum, Bender the robot. 2. The late master of suavity David Niven stars with Shirley Maclaine in the 1956 version of Around The World In 80 Days (NBN, Friday, 8.30pm), far superior to the remake. 3. Jim Carrey plays Count Olaf in the movie of Lemony Snicket’s A Series Of Unfortunate Events (Prime, Sunday, 8.30pm). If you’re not familiar with this splendid series of children’s books, visit www.lemonysnicket.com. Elsewhere the binge on footy and fast cars (TEN’s weekend) continues.

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ABC 4.30 Movie: All Night Long (PG, 1962) Stars Patrick McGoohan, Richard Attenborough, Dave Brubeck. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 11.00 Bomber Crew (PG) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 National Press Club Address 1.30 Talking Heads 2.00 The Bill (PG) 2.45 Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson 3.00 Kids’ Programs 4.55 RollerCoaster (G) 5.55 Behind The News 6.00 A Place In Slovakia 6.30 The Cook And The Chef 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 The New Inventors (G) Special. 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: Men Should Weep (M*v,a) 12.25 Movie: Tarka The Otter (G, 1978) Doco narrated by Peter Ustinov. 1.55 Movie: Whirlpool (PG, 1959 Rpt) 3.25 National Press Club Address

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UEFA Champions League 07/08 – Live 6.00 Sunrise UEFA Champions League 07/08 – Delay 9.00 The Morning Show World News in various languages 11.00 The Fairies A Fork In Asia – Lebanon 11.30 Morning News 12.00 Movie: Nancy Drew (PG,d, 2002) The Journal 2.00 Beyond Tomorrow (G) Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 3.00 Flipper And Lopaka Living Black 3.30 Tribe: The New Tomorrow World News Australia 4.00 It’s Academic The Hairy Bikers Ride Again 4.30 News – Morocco. 5.00 M*A*S*H (G) Inside Australia: Parent Rescue 5.30 Deal Or No Deal Dateline 6.00 Prime News World News Australia 6.30 Seven News Broken News: Bolivian Crisis. Movie: Old Boy (M,s,v,a, 2003) Thriller 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 RSPCA Animal Rescue (G) from South Korea. Movie: Samba Chanson (M,l,a 2002) 8.00 Medical Emergency (PG) 8.30 Las Vegas (M) Drama from Brazil. 9.30 Prison Break (M) WeatherWatch Overnight 10.30 The Unit (M) 11.30 Zero Hour: Pope John Paul II (M) 12.40 Expo and Home Shopping to 6am.

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

4.30 Movie: Some Girls Do (PG, 1969) Stars Richard Johnson, Dalia Lavi. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 9.30 School Programs 11.00 Great Artists (G) 11:30 Off The Map (G) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Pie In The Sky (G) Repeat. 1.30 Strictly Dancing (G) 2.00 The Bill (PG) 2.45 Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson 3.00 Kids’ Programs 4.51 RollerCoaster (G) 5.50 Behind The News 6.00 Moments In Time 6.05 Grand Designs: Ross-On-Wye 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Catalyst (G) 8.30 Dynasties: The Leahy Family Special 9.30 Difference Of Opinion 10.25 Lateline 11.00 Lateline Business 11.25 Live At The Basement: Guy Sebastian 12.25 The Return (M*A,v) 2.05 Movie: Curtain Up (G, 1952) Stars Margaret Rutherford, Robert Morley. 3.25 Movie: One Way Out (PG, 1955, Rpt)

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4.30 Movie: The Long Memory (PG, 1952) Stars John Mills, John McCallum. 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 A Chimpanzee’s Tale (G) 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Fireflies 1.25 Parkinson (PG) Repeat. 2.28 News Up-Date 2.30 Spicks And Specks 3.00 Kids’ Programs 4.50 RollerCoaster (G) 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 (G) 8.30 Wire In The Blood (M*,v,n) 10.00 The Kumars At No. 42: Corbett 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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Most Prime programs between 6.30pm and 11.30pm (approx) nightly are Closed Captioned (CC)

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

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) Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader? House New series return. Life (M) Series premier. Late News With Sports Tonight Late Show with David Letterman Everybody Loves Raymond (PG) Everybody Loves Raymond (G) Infomericals, Shopping & Religion

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Sunrise 6.00 Early News The Morning Show 7.00 Toasted TV The Fairies 7.30 Kids’ Programs Morning News 8.30 Rock It! Flipper and Lopaka. 9.00 9am With David And Kim Tribe: The New Tomorrow 11.00 Ten News V8 Supercars 2007: Bathurst – live. 12.00 Dr Phil (M) News 1.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show M*A*S*H (G) 2.00 Ready Steady Cook Deal Or No Deal 3.00 Infomercial Prime News 3.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures Seven News 4.00 H20 – Just Add Water Home And Away 4.30 The Bold & The Beautiful Better Homes And Gardens 5.00 Ten News Flood (PG,v,l,a) Stars Tom Courtenay, 6.00 The Simpsons (G) Tom Hardy. 6.30 Neighbours 11.45 Movie: Supernova (M,v,s, 2000) Stars 7.00 Futurama (PG) 7.30 Jamie At Home Angela Bassett, Wilson Cruz. 8.00 It’s Me Or The Dog (G) 1.50 Danoz Direct 8.30 Movie: How To Lose A Guy In 10 2.50 Expo & Shopping to 6am. Days (PG,c,l,s) Stars Matthew McConaughey, Kate Hudson. 10.45 The World In Union Rugby show 12.15 Sports Tonight 12.45 Late Show With David Letterman 1.30 Infomercials, Shopping & Religion

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Sunrise Morning Show The Fairies Morning News Movie: I Do (But I Don’t) (PG,s) Stars Denise Richards. Beyond Tomorrow (G) Flipper And Lopaka (G) Tribe: The New Tomorrow It’s Academic News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away (PG) Ghost Whisperer (PG) Bionic Woman (M) – Pilot. Hero (M) Series return, double episode. Famous Presents Hollywood Uncensored (M) Stargate SG-1 (M) The First 48 (M) Criminal Investigations. Danoz Expo & Shopping to 6am

Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne TVP Direct Danoz Movie: By Dawn’s Early Light (PG, 2000) Stars David Carradine. Wife Swap USA (PG) Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm (P) The Sleepover Club Bargain Hunt: Shepton 15 Antiques Roadshow: Manderston Temptation 500th episode. Evening News A Current Affair McLeod’s Daughters (PG) RPA (M) Season final. 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

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

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 Wormwood Series premier. The Bold & The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Futurama So You Think You Can Dance (PG) 14 Perform and Results. Law & Order (M) Late News With Sports Tonight Late Show with David Letterman Everybody Loves Raymond (G) Infomercials, Shopping & Religion Are three things I can do without

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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 Rome 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 (Part 2). 8.30 As It Happened: Emperor Hirohito (M,v) Documentary from the UK. 9.30 World News Australia 10.00 Russian Dolls: Sex Trade (MA,v) 10.50 Movie: Lilya 4-Ever (MA,v,l,a 2002) Drama from Sweden. 12.45 Queer As Folk (MA,l,a,s) Drama series 1.35 Weatherwatch Overnight

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Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy-Renker Movie: A Little Princess (G 1996) Stars Eleanore Bron, Liesel Matthews. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm The Shak: Bamboo Bargain Hunt: Edinburgh 22 Antiques Roadshow Temptation Evening News A Current Affair Get Away Sea Patrol (PG) Season final. RPA: Where Are They Now? (M) Amazing Medical Stories (M) Proteus Sydrome – series return. Nightline The Mint Guthy-Renker Australia Entertainment Good Morning America

Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Guthy Renker Movie: A Dog Of Flanders (G, 1999) Stars Jack Warden, Cheryl Ladd. Days Of Our Lives Fresh Cooking New MacDonald’s Farm Season final The Shak: Blue Bargain Hunt: Jersey Antiques Roadshow: Chelsea Temptation Evening News A Current Affair Airline (PG) Airport (G) Movie: Around The World In 80 Days (PG,v,l, 1956) Stars David Niven, Shirley MacLaine. Nightline (M) Two And A Half Men (PG) The Mint Entertainment Good Morning America

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5.25 World News in various languages jtv Saturday 12.30 Business Report Bowls NSW Open 2007: Women’s 1.00 Death And The Maiden Masterpiece Stateline from Canada. Australian Story 1.55 Clint Eastwood: A Life In Film Foreign Correspondent 3.20 J.S. Bach: The 48 Preludes and Fugues. Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson (G) 3.30 US: Art In the 21st Century – Power. Rugby In The Seventies: Part One Rugby Union: Australian Rugby Cham- 4.30 Newshour with Jim Lehrer. 5.30 Vasili’s Garden (G) pionship 2007 – live. Bowls World Team Cup 2007: Men’s 6.00 Here Comes The Neighbourhood 6.30 Word News Australia Goodnight Sweetheart (G) 7.30 Equator – Latin America Gardening Australia 8.35 Iron Chef ABC News 9.20 RockKwiz New Tricks (PG) 10.15 Movie: The Sea Inside (M,a, 2004) ABC News Drama From Spain. The Bill (M*v) 12.30 SOS – Shorts On Screen (M) ABC News 1.30 Happy Tree Friends (M,v, Rpt) No Sideshow with Paul McDermott Foyle’s War (M*,v). dialogue. Rage (M) 1.20 Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex (M,v,s) Animated series from Sex [cl] = Coarse language Japan. Adult themes [sr] = Sexual references 2.00 Happy Tree Friends (M,v, Rpt) Nudity [mp] = Medical 2.05 Harvey Birdman: Attorney At Law Drug use procedures 2.15 Weatherwatch Overnight

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Toasted TV Kids’ Programs Video Hits First Video Hits Red Bull Air Race: San Diego RPM Rugby Wold Cup Match 37: Scotland vs Italy – replay. Rugby World Cup Match 39: Ireland vs Argentina – replay. Ten News Sports Tonight Simpsons (PG) Smallville (PG) Deadliest Catch (PG) Alaskan Fishing. Law & Order (M) Cops (M) Rugby World Cup QF 1 Formual One Grand Prix: Round 16 – China. Infomercials Video Hits Up-Late Rugby World Cup QF 2 – live.

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Rugby World Cup QF 2 – live. Scooter Secret Agent Totally Wild Meet the Press State Focus Video Hits First Video Hits Video Hits Loves: Editors Rugby World Cup QF 1& 2 – replay. World Cup Review Rugby Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons Thank God You’re Here (PG) Australian Idol – Final 8 Rove (M) Rugby Wold Cup QF 3 – live. Formula One Grand Pix: Round 16 – China 3.15 Everybody Loves Raymond (PG) 3.45 Everybody Loves Raymond (PG) 4.15 Rugby World Cup QF 4 – live.

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6.00 Sunrise 9.00 Morning Show with Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies. 11.00 The Fairies 11.30 Morning News 12.00 Movie: Love Comes Softly (PG,a, 2003) Stars Katherine Heigl. 2.00 Beyond Tomorrow (G) 3.00 Flipper and Lopaka 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) 12.00 Life As We Know It (M) 1.00 Danoz Direct 2.00 Expo and Shopping to 6am.

6.00 Rugby World Cup QF 4 – live. 7.00 Rugby World Cup 2007 – qualiďŹ er. 8.30 Puzzle Play 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 Late Show with David Letterman 12.25 Everybody Loves Raymond (G) 12.55 Infomercials 1.25 Video Hits Up-Late 3.00 Infomercails

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6.00 Sunrise 9.00 Morning Show with Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies. 11.00 The Fairies 11.30 Morning News 12.00 Movie: True Heart (PG,v,a, 1996) Stars Kirsten Dunst. 2.00 Beyond Tomorrow (PG) 3.00 Flipper And Lopaka 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 (PG) 7.30 Dancing With The Stars (G) 9.30 All Saints (M) 10.30 Murder Squad (M) Return. 11.00 Born To Kill? (M) 1.00 Danoz Direct 2.00 Expo and Shopping to 6am. Technology is so much fun but we can drown in our technology. The fog of information can drive out knowledge. Daniel J Boorstin

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Kids’ Programs Saturday Disney The Saturday Club (G) Toon Disney It’s Academic Sea Princesses Flipper and Lopaka V8 Supercars 2007: Bathurst – live. Sydney Weekender Seven News Movie: Madagascar (PG,a, 2005) Voices of Ben Stiller, Chris Rock. Judge John Deed (M,v) Movie: Bless The Child (AV,v,l,h, 2000) Stars Kim Basinger, Rufus Sewell. Movie: Crime And Punishment In Suburbia (AV, 2000) Stars Monica Keena, Michael Ironside. Danoz Direct Expo & Shopping through until 6am. Don’t worry about life, you’re not going to survive it anyway

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World News in various languages 6.00 Religion The Movie Show 7.00 V8 Supercars 2007: Supercheap Corner Gas Auto Bathurst – Live coverage Dateline 6.00 Seven News Samoa 2007 South PaciďŹ c Games 6.30 Australia’s Best Backyards Series Speedweek return. UEFA Champions League 7.00 Hot Property (G) Series return. 2007/2008 Magazine 7.30 Kath & Kim (PG) Series return. UEFA Champions League 8.00 My Name Is Earl (PG) Series return. 2007/2008 – Sunday Match 8.30 Movie: Lemony Snicket’s A Series The World Game Football Of Unfortunate Events (PG,a,v Thalassa – Sea Cucumbers, Galapagos. 2004) Stars Billy Connolly, Emily World News Australia Browning. Lost Worlds: Homo Sapiens – doco 11.00 Alias (M) from France. 12.00 Movie: 28 Days Later (AV,v,l, 2002) Why Democracy?: Please Vote for Stars Alex Palmer, Bindu De Stoppani. Me – Documentary from Denmark. 2.20 Danoz Direct Decadence – Democracy (PG) Use of 3.20 Expo and Shopping to 6am public money to spin their message. Movie: Monsoon Wedding (M,a,l 2001) Drama from India. Descent Into The Ice: Mont Blanc The Storm Rages Twice: (PG) Drama from Lebanon . WeatherWatch Overnight

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Infomercials Kids’ Programs Foreign Exchange The Music Jungle Speed Machine The Car Show MXTX The Nanny (PG) Movie: Rio Bravo (G,1959) Stars Dean Martin, Angie Dickinson. The Good Life Talk To The Animals The Garden Gurus Antiques Roadshow Cannock Evening News Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Movie: Looney Tunes In Action (G) Stars Steve Martin, Heather Locklear. Saturday Lotto Movie: The Island (M,v,l,a,d) Stars Scarlett Johansson, Ewan McGregor. Penn & Teller (M,l) The Mint (M) Games show. Shopping to 6am.

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[ CuLture ] * STANDUP COMICS ON FIRE A few months back, local comic/cartoonist, Brendan Lovechild had a bushďŹ re at his Mullumbimby property. Had is a pretty loose word. It’s not like it just started randomly. It was the result of a harmless burnoff gone a little wrong. Luckily, the volunteer rural ďŹ re service saved the day, but sadly, while attending the blaze, had their ďŹ re depot and cars broken into and vandalized. I mean who would commit such a lowly act? Here we have a bunch of blokes volunteering to save someone’s home and possibly half the valley and some tosser decides to break their stuff. That’s like mugging Mother Theresa on her way home from a Leper Colony or stealing Nelson

Mandela’s car while he’s in jail struggling for freedom. It just ain’t right. In an attempt to raise money for the ďŹ re ďŹ ghters, Brendan Lovechild, standup comedian and part time pyromaniac, is putting on a comedy show with some of Australia’s hottest comedians. Akmal Saleh, Dave Grant and Greg Sullivan have all taken up the hose, and are promising to raise the roof at what promises to be a night of aming red hot and dangerously combustible humour. Akmal Saleh is known and loved by pretty much everyone, he’s at the height of his career and is truly ‘on ďŹ re’. Akmal has the amazing ability to walk onstage and connect with the audience. He’s the feature act on the night but will be pushed to the limit by two of the funniest comedians in the business, Dave Grant

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THEATRE SUMMER’S HERE AND SO ARE HOT SHORTS Can two frogs really save the world? What happens at 3.00am at Kirribilli House? and What was T. S. Eliot’s state of mind when he wrote The Waste Land? These are some of the questions that will be answered in Baywrite Theatre’s popular program of short plays, Hot Shorts, now in its third year. There are 10 plays in the program, all new by local writers, covering subjects as diverse as euthanasia and ebay nerds. Great night out! Fri & Sat 19, 20 & 26, 27 October. 7pm doors open. Showtime 7.30pm. Tickets $20 Groups of 8 or more $15. Byron Bay Community Centre. Bookings 6685 6807 Are you from Mullum? Come on Saturday 20 October, Mullumbimby night! Contribute to the Mullumbimby Mystery Prize and feel part of the action, Enquiries Rosemary 6684 2994, rosemary@hotshorts. org

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RATATOUILLE Ratatouille is created by Pixar studios, the creative people who brought us Finding Nemo and The Incredibles. Ratatouille features Remy, a common rat with a gourmet’s soul, who has made his way to the kitchen of the once-great Paris restaurant Gusteau’s. Here, Remy wants be able to create superb dishes – if only he can ďŹ nd a human ally. His desperate choice: a callow scullery lad named Linguini. Hiding under Linguini’s chef’s hat, Remy urges the young man to create dishes of amazing mastery. Like Cyrano de Bergerac, Remy pulls the strings and Linguini takes the credit. This amazing animation parades the talent and depth that set Pixar apart from other animation studios. This is a wonderful family ďŹ lm – it offers material to viewers of all ages and doesn’t lose one group by catering too strongly to another. Lounge Cinema

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Twenty year local resident, Michael Murray, has been helping people buy property and get finance since 2001. A buyers agent works only for the buyer where a real estate agent is working for the seller. Let me help you buy well in this competitive and demanding market. Buying a house and/or taking out a mortgage is one of the most important decisions you will make - get good advice! Call for a free consultation. Mobile: 0428 555501 BH office: 6680 9232 www.byronpropertysearch.com.au

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Broken Head Upholstery Broken Head Upholstery will reupholster your inside and outside furniture using a selection of fabrics, canvases and leathers from around the world. Geoff also works on commercial projects for restaurants, motels and hotels. So why not get that tired and lifeless furniture revamped?

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Byron Street Bistro is a locals’ favourite. Tucked up Byron Street, its cosy interior welcomes you in to an atmosphere of moody music, fabulous aromas and the trés francais warmth of owner Pascale. This is homely provincial French fare, which might be Moules a la Mariniere or Salmon Rillettes for starters, followed by Slow Roast Sweet Bangalow Pork on Braised French Lentils, or Snapper Fillet with Celeriac and Fennel Pilaff and Saffron Sauce. The Lapin a la Forestiere – Rabbit with Forest Mushrooms – is a big seller, as are the long-time favourites Tarte Tatin and French Pudding on the desserts menu. Unless, that is, you are unable to resist the creamy Bavarois de Framboises with Berry Coulis. From Monday through to Saturday dinner is served in the only French bistro in town – bon appetit ! tel: 6685 5234 Shop 8 Byron Street, Byron Bay N.S.W. 2481 opposite the great northern drive thru bottle shop

Bridglands Bridglands are this year celebrating 99 years of trading in Mullumbimby and have been continuously family owned for the entire period. Bridglands began back in 1908 from a site in Station St beside the present Mullumbimby hire moving then to the location where Mark Cochrane and the Silver Thread are presently located. The business finally relocated to 69 Burringbar St in the late sixties and moved the electrical department to Stuart St in the year 2000. Bridglands are probably the longest established business of their type on the Northern Rivers which speaks volumes about the way they do business…………..you don’t last this long if you don’t look after your customers and treat them right, something Bridglands have done in the past and will keep doing in the future

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Bay Podiatry Is now open and offers gentle and effective podiatry. If you need help with ingrown toe nails, orthotics, gait analysis, heel pain, arch pain, postural problems, hip, knee or back pain. They offer bulk billing for Medicare Careplan patients – No Gap Payment and DVA patients welcome. Andy Jenkins BSc Podiatrist Holdsworth House Medical Practice 37 Fletcher St Byron Bay Phone 6680 7211

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THIS WEEK CELEBRATES THE FEAST DAY OF LIBRAN LOVER OF WILD THINGS FRANCIS OF ASSISI, PATRON SAINT OF ECOLOGY. IF YOU’RE NOT INTO HISTORICAL HOLY BLOKES, IT’S STILL AN APPROPRIATE TIME FOR CONSIDERING THE EFFECT YOU HAVE ON THE ENVIRONMENT AROUND YOU AND WHAT YOU COULD DO TO IMPROVE IT‌

ARIES: This month’s astral energy falls in your 7th house of relationships and teamwork, putting the emphasis on partnerships, friends and public relations – keywords are compromise and cooperation. Best avoided: insisting you’re

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TAURUS: With this month’s planetary emphasis in your 6th house of health, signiďŹ cant beneďŹ ts (and a spunky spring look) can be achieved via dietary changes and exercise regimes. Rather than maintaining things the way they were, try the Dance of Graceful Adjustment.

VIRGO: With this month’s planetary energies percolating through Virgo’s work and ďŹ nance sector, your thoroughly enjoyable challenge is transforming raw materials into lucrative operations. Don’t try too hard though – when you couldn’t care, what you want presents itself on a platter.

GEMINI: This month’s focus is in your 5th house of pleasure, recreation, romance and creative talents – could it get any better? A high energy, highly productive, gregarious month in which symptoms of party fatigue syndrome can be alleviated by uttering the occasional no. CANCER: This month highlights your 4th house of family affairs and base of business operations. It suggests improving all personal relations, advises against being moody, stubborn or cutting. Best – or if you make it so, worst – times will be in the home zone. LEO: The goddess of gorgeousness in Leo ensures you’re the epicentre of attention this week. But with the spotlight on your 3rd house of siblings, short trips and communication, peace needs to be made in a

LIBRA: With the Sun in your ďŹ rst house of leadership and new ventures, this month you’ll want things going smoothly - in the direction you choose. And knowing how to negotiate in a less than perfect world, you’ll get your way without looking like you’re even trying. SCORPIO: Close focus in your 12th house of self analysis this month suggests a time of thoughtful introspection in which learning from and correcting past mistakes will be tremendously beneďŹ cial. Mercury moving into Scorpio makes it easier to share plans and information. SAGITTARIUS: Patient as a saint this month you ain’t – but the P word’s pretty well mandatory with present astral energy concentrated in your 11th

house of friends, group activities and – dadaah! – your future. Tact, delicacy and courteous communication are all important this week. CAPRICORN: October’s astral energy in your 10th house of business ambitions encourages pursuing professional opportunities, contacts, connections and leads – though it’s important not to make decisions without consultation. Don’t expect equal interest from others though - right now folks just wanna have fun. AQUARIUS: This month stimulates your 9th house of education and travel. It’s excellent for formulating long range plans of all kinds – career, creative or recreational – but advises speciďŹ cally against making hasty decisions or being indiscreet. A socially aerobic week, but steer clear of gossip. PISCES: The coming month accentuates 8th house matters for Pisceans: jointly held ďŹ nances, property and possessions. Apart from a reasonable spring ing, it’s a time for not letting partners part you from your hard earned – not easy when people are sooooo persuasive‌

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Sports Roundup with Eve Jeffery

When sport gets heated, switch off the fans Eve Jeffery Once upon a time the Merlyn, (a title not a name), would stand on a hill beside a field and watch two opposing sides beat the crap out of each other. These clashes always resulted in death, and the victorious team would sing bawdy songs and prance around the paddock with the days trophies, anything from metal rings stolen from arms and fingers, and animal skin jerkins pilfered from lifeless opponents, to parading the head of the other team’s captain on the business end of a spear.Think Mel Gibson and blue face paint. You get the idea. But I digress into gore. Forget men in tight kilts, and let your mind wander to our dear Merlyn on the grassy knoll. His job was to oversee the action and hold his staff above his head for the duration of the battle. The reason for this being that in those days of yore, the definitive primates of the time were a superstitious bunch and believed that the Merlyn had mystical powers. Standing up high for all to see, in clan colours under the tribal flags, he was a constant reminder that the gods were on their side. Any given Merlyn’s stamina in keeping his trusty wand aloft showed

SPORTS RESULTS BOWLS Brunswick Heads Men Wed S/S Triples: C Jensen, R Appel, B Montgomery; r/up L Torresi, E Boyter, C Pav; F Hill, W McLachlan, D Croft. Sat Pairs: I Mcrae, P Brassington; r/up M Caldwell, J McGuire; Lucky Rink I Rittway, J Lawlor. Mixed Pairs: S Pearce, C Marshall 22 d L McCormick, G Rendell 13; D Guest, C Mackay 29 d K Peacey, R Northcott 15; B/D Wyborn 22 d J/B Howell 7. Sun Bantams Bowls/Breakfast: M/H Neave, D Shilton; r/up L Flello, B Rose, J Lawlor. Brunswick Heads Women 25/9 Social: N Barnes, B Rose, E Marks d M Darby, P Appel, J Kearney; T Pollard, S Iversen, D Guest d J Loomes, J Howell, N Stearman. Byron Bay Men 30/9 Bay Pairs: R Barnes, M Danswan; r/up P Lofts, B Lamont. Semi finalist teams: A Harrow, B Vella, G Lake, M Laybutt. Other prizes: D Maundrell, M Hogan; D Hopps, P Messing; C Clavenstine, A Latif; McMillan, McMillan; L Toressi, J Phypers. Thanks to organisers; D Aldridge, K Quinnell. 13/10 at 12 noon: mixed special meeting to elect a committee to run bowls in the club. 17/10 AGM of Club Limited at 4:30pm in the auditorium. Byron Bay Women 25/9 3 social games: Trophy to V Breckenridge, E Costigan. 16/10: Quarterly Meeting at 9:30am. InterDistrict games this Friday at Cabarita. 22/10: District Shield at Murwillumbah. Mullumbimby Ex Services Men 26/9: D Kidby, M Murphy, T Batson 33 d A Bartlett, F Cornale, S Ridgewell 17; T McDonald, P Jones, P McDonald 33 d L Boyter, T Johnston, L Henry 12; A Pyzer, T Trivet, B Gibson 16 d S Purdie, R Moore, F Buckley 15; N Bond, B Neate 28 d T Morgan, A Johnstone 13; R Day, R Barnes 33 d J Estreich, R Philps 11. 29/9 Final Mens Major Singles: D Hammond d M Brown. Social: P Gower, P Jones 18 d G Schneider, J Estreich 15; D Kidby, M Murphy 22 d B Wark, B McClymont 20. Players required for match with Sunshine Coast Falcons on 6/10. Mullumbimby Ex Services Women 22/9 C’ship Triples Final: J Lee, J Beaumont, B Croft 22 v E Jones, R Thompson, J Towner 19. 25/9: H Robb, J Lee, J Beaumont 24 (winners) v H Robb, E Jones, J Towner 14; A Ellem, B Reglin 25 v S Brown, J Kidman 19; J Morrow, J Graham 8 v R Mills, G Henry 28.

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not a poof – not that there’s anything wrong with that) – but the folk whom the mere mention of the words guernsey, pitch and dare I say ball, creates a simultaneous desire to yell obscenities and drink beer or as my mate Grumpy Gutz used to say of his Victorian compatriots: drink bee-ah. I once had an English boyfriend. A gentle man who was kind to children and old folk and a person whom I have a hard time believing would harm a fly. He told me of a misspent youth in the UK as one of waiting in soccer stadium car parks for the families and older fans to go home before he and his brothers-in-arms would face off against their counterparts from the opposing team. He doesn’t ever recall there being a death, but there was certainly blood and bruises. He recounted, ashamedly, how he once held someone down while his mate kicked the man into unconsciousness. In the face. This was a common after-game ‘sport’ amongst his contemporaries, all in the name of fan-hood. He was a mild mannered courier by day. Does sport turn fans into fanatics? I like sport. I used to play

sport. I can tell you what a tennis racquet looks like. I was a champion netballer until my boobs got too big and I was in danger of a broken jaw everytime I shot for goal. But I have never been a huge fan of sport, unless of course by fan you mean my one big, black and white eyed, Colliwobbling, men in tight shorts ogling, Hot Pies eating love of the one true Australian game of aerial ping-pong: F-O-O-D-Y! I am mad. I have to make sure I am distracted on Grand Final day, because no matter who is playing, (God help my house if it’s Collingwood), I get a knot in my belly and my kids look on in horror and embarrassment as I scream at the tube and call the ump the most disgusting names in the bluest of Carlton blue language. It’s like a switch is turned on somewhere. One minute I am normal, well normal for me, the next I am a total lunatic – well lunatic for me, which is pretty bad. Inexplicable. Maybe I am the reincarnation of an ancient wizard. Does Nathan Buckley really think I have a magic wand and command over the gods?Who knows? Who cares? C’arna Mighty Mighty Hot Pies!

that he was wise and strong and able to out-Merlyn the other wizard, and probably that his penis was larger and that he had a cherry red cart in his stable as well. This mystical fellow had to literally ‘uphold’ the army if they were to win. Soldiers would sneak sidelong glances to the hillock betwixt parry and thrust to make sure that the magic was still guiding their swords, and bloody Merlyn had better be there. Or else. The ultimate barracker.The problem was that

these battles sometimes lasted for hours and even days and his arms would get a tad sore – one suspects that he may have had a stunt magician for such occasions and kept himself fresh for the victory par-tay. Jump forward several hundred years and things haven’t changed all that much. The troupes still battle it out on the paddock and encourage fans to sing and swish banners and scream till they’re hoarse.The punters still paint their faces and wear the right

colours but have let weary arms fall, and in an attempt to placate the warriors have renamed upholding the battle, the Mexican wave. Sport fans are a breed apart, well actually a half breed. Those that can be seen to be normal, holding down jobs, raising families and being solid community members, don colours and become animals – and I am not talking about the other mongrel breed the ‘sport parent’ who should be bound and muzzled (the umpire is

Ocean Shores Men 24/9 S/S triples: L Toressi, E Boyter, M Danswan; r/up J Berry, D Lawson, L Campbell; A Saltus, S Warren, K Kirkland. Ocean Shores Women 26/9 Mixed Social: J Bartlett, N Gartner 17 (Secret score winner on c/b) d K George, L McGowran 10; K Farrell, S Burgess 26 d. S Woolford, M Flesser 10; M Oliver, D Grant, M James 17 drew M Moodie, B Baber, G Johnston 17. 29/9 Social: C Timewell, L Bland, D Grant, M Hosie 22 (rink winner) d C Timewell, B Baber, M Flesser, P Campbell 21. 2nd Rnd Club Triples: J Bartlett, L McGowran, S Burgess 25 d P Sullivan, V Balfour, G Johnston 17; M James, M McConville, L Mason 23 d E Hill, W Bird, N Gartner 9. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley 24/9: N/S 1st gross and net: D Gall/J Wright; 2nd gross and net: P Keyte/S Easterbrook. E/W 1st gross and net: P Sullivan/J Murray; 2nd gross: I/M Homfray; 2nd net: C Wellings/ R Pedecini. 29/9: N/S 1st gross and net: P Sullivan/H Lewis; 2nd gross and net: P Baldwin/M O’Halloran; E/W 1st gross and net: F Patterson/D Grant; 2nd gross and net: E Hollick/M Solway. Byron Bay 28/9: North/South; 1st R/H Stanfield; 2nd M Wilcox, J Kable; 3rd K Milne, T Macdonald. East/West; 1st P Bradley, G Lynn; 2nd J Theakstone, A Humphreys; 3rd K Westall, C Wellings. Ocean Shores 26/9: 1st gross/net: P Keyte/P Sullivan; 2nd gross/net: R Keyte/M Fleming. DARTS Brunswick Valley 3/10 Closed Comp: Men, Womens Singles and Drawn Doubles at Mullum Ex Services Club, 7.10pm start. 10/10: Women, Men and Mixed Doubles. 8/10 Meeting, 7.30pm start. GOLF Mullumbimby Ladies 22/9 Single Stab: G Parsons 42 (Eagle on the 3rd); NTP 7th G Parsons, 9th G Parsons, 12th D Cullen. 27/9 4BBB Invitation Day: M Davey, C Chidlow 49; r/up B Mules, M Broughton 48; R Manley, C Killion 45; G McDonald, K Lane 44. Local winners: D/V Kelly 48. NTP: 5th R manley, C Killion, 7th S Kosaka, H Mackay, 12th E Gallen, M Leeson, 17th V/D Kelly, Pro Pin C Killion, R Manley (10 balls). Weekly Ball Comp: F Hayden 39; F Gannell 38 c/b; M Bertoli 38 c/b. 4/10 Vardon Stroke Graded: T H Hammond/R Wilson; V E Leclere/F Hayden;

1st Tee; 9am N Dwyer, M Bertoli, R Manley; 9.06 K Mudgway, M Crichton, S Kosaka; 9.12 B Mules, F Gannell, L Riches; 9.18 G Lynn, G Redman, L Walker. 10th Tee; 9am G James, G Poynting, B James; 9.06 E Leclere, J Stuart, B Woolnough; 9.12 L Siddall, L Frogatt, F Hayden; 9.18 T Robbins, J Beer, F Brooker; 9.24 M Davey, K Thomson. Kitchen: L Siddall/ F Brooker; Table: N Dwyer/M Bertoli. Ocean Shores Ladies 29/9: B Crossley 72 nett; r/up M Byron 73 nett. NTP H McDonald; Putting B Crossley 28; vouchers to 77 c/b. Ocean Shores Vets 27/9 Stab: J Roberts 40; r/up B Edwards 37; J Conqueror 36. NTP: 3rd h/c 0 to 19 T Cornell, h/c 20+ J Ianson; 6th C Godsmark; 15th A Phillips; 17th h/c 0 to 19 J Conqueror, h/c 20+ L Hoffman; Captains Pin M Brady; Gorilla Award h/c 0 to 19 M Kelly, h/c 20+ L Hoffman; Chooks to 21; balls to 32; Scrubbers Ball P Osmond. SQUASH Brunswick Heads 3/10 Rnd 10 Business Houses Teams Comp: Bruns Blinds v OS Glass; M Underwood v D Bird, C Walsh v D Runciman, G Kaminski v R James, J Nicolson v C Johnston, S Bruyn v J Moodie. The Potato Works v Bruns Pharmacy; G Elliott v B Staff, T Wood v I Bissett, C Pearce v A Li, J Miller v S Moon, M Isbister v F King. Bruns Smash Repairs v Canty’s Surveyors; S Sleep v S Thompson, C Ashworth v M Ottery, C Staff v C Booth, M Stratton v J Heers, M Wallace v T Mason. Byron Bay Trophies v OS Bakery; G Davis v B Trivett, P Hill v J Gribble, R King v W Ferrier, L Miller v D Wraight, S Truesdale v Jeff Heers. 8/10 Rnd 12 Byron Health Foods Comp: Div 1; 5pm L Powell v A Brooker, G Davis v B Staff, B Trivett Bye. Div 2; 5pm C Walsh v I Bissett, M Cassidy v M Ottery, J Gribble v S Koop; 6pm G Kaminski v D Runciman. Div 3; 5pm R Draper v M Rogers, C Pearce v S Moon, R King v A Li, D Wraight Bye. Div 4; 5pm J Heers v J Moodie, F King v M Wallace, P Westcott v S Bruyn, C Johnston Bye. Div 5; 5pm Jeff Heers v S Truesdale, M Isbister v D Williams, M Hazelwood Ross v T Mason, A Brooker v S McTiare, A Booth v B Alander. To play phone 6685 1794. SWIMMING Byron Bay RSL Congrats to competitors at FNC Winter Sprint Carnival at Lismore: Ava, Clay, Riley Buckley, Ava Cormack, Alex Barnes, Riley O’Grady, Tai Daniels, Tazi Murray, Alex Byrne, Josh Brown, Hendy Steward, Kisane, Brendan

Rosebank ‘David’ takes on Goliath

Photo by Headmaster, Coach and team photographer Richard Fuller

The tiny school at Rosebank has produced a team of giant slayers. From just sixty-five students, they have made it to the play-offs of the State Small Schools knock out soccer championships and are headed to the semis in Sydney on October 26. The only catch is that the boys desperately need sponsorship help to get them there. Give Richard Fuller a ring on 6688 2126 if you fancy kicking in for a good cause. Irwin, Kelly, Rebecca, Dean Templeman. Each child recorded either or both personal best times and top 10 placings against very strong competition. Summer training at Byron Pool on Mon 15/10 from 4pm. First club night Thurs 18/10 from 5.45pm. Mullumbimby Pool Mullum Learn to Swim Courses all levels Enrolment Days as follows: Wed 3/10 1pm to 6pm, Sat 6/10 8am to 1pm, Wed 10/10 1pm to 6pm. Please bring bathers for assessment and payment to secure position. 8 lesson course costs $96 or $80 with season pass. Enquiries 6684 2494. Swimming Squad at Mullum Pool Initial timetable: Mon and Fri 4.30pm to 6pm, Tues and Thur 6am to 7.30

am and 4pm to 5.30pm Mini Squad starting soon. TENNIS Mullumbimby Enquiries regarding coaching Justin 0403 841 241, all other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads 2/10 Rnd 7 JV Towing Comp: 6pm; Hit and Run v Ballistic, Goobanators v Wild Ones, Lounge Lizards v Flash, Duty No Mercy. 7pm; Dragons v No Mercy, Silver Bullets v Triple Zero, Brewers Bye, Duty Flash. 4/10 Rnd 8 OS True Value Hardware Comp: 6pm; Short and Sweet v Hot and Sweaty, Exodia

v Amazons, Volleys v Bolters, Duty Red Frogs. 7pm; Chilli Twist v Kaos.Com, Panthers v The Monkeys, Tripods v Comeback Kids, Red Frogs v Barefoot Bandits, Duty Bolters/ Exodia. To play phone 6685 1794. Beginners welcome. WATER POLO Byron Bay Sun 7/10 at 4pm, Byron Bay Water Polo Club has second sign on. All Senior Men and Women play on Monday Night FNC Comp and Juniors (10 to 16yrs) play on Tues night in Byron Bay learning skills and having games. Contact Rod: 6685 9727, Jaz: 0408 553 111, Jo: 6685 9099 or Karen 6685 8478.

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Sports Roundup with Eve Jeffery Ladies rise to the Ocean Shores Challenge

Geckos show Driftins the door Brian Mollet On Sunday the grassstained gladiators of social cricket gathered for the second Semi Final of the Nick Shand Memorial series, renowned by sports fans and sociologists alike as the game where the typical meets head on with the oblique, and comes up with the unique. Corporate sponsored superteam the Geckos took on the Mullum Drift-ins, a team that somehow condenses from skipper Tent’s address book, the winner to earn the dubious privilege of facing the fanatical Main Arm Mujahadeen in the ďŹ nal. Derek won the toss for the Geckos and chose to bat in fine conditions, openers Matt and Toby keeping out the nippy mediums of Rick and taking few risks but managing a healthy 5 an over. Trent decided to test the young fellows by toss-

ing the ball to the crafty witch-doctor Ed, whose bowling is as much a test in the art of seduction as cricket technique. Both proved equal to the task, meeting each sensuously sliding delivery with a straight blade, and a ďŹ rm caress, and both went to retirement at 30 runs. John and Trent took scalps just before drinks but the Geckos had a good platform on which to build. Jack and Derek, like undercover narcs, scored with impunity. Jaan took three wickets and was on a hat trick at one stage but at the other end Adam was aying the bowling and the score leapt like a rocket frog chased by a grass snake. When the dust had settled, the scoreboard showed a series high 178 off 30 overs. After the break the Driftins were on the back foot when Johnno slid one through Ricky’s defenses.

Pugilism fights the war on bullies If punchbags and speedballs ‘When you feel good about are your thing, then the yourself, then there is no Mullumbimby Boxing and need to bully others, or try Fitness Club has something to pull them down to make yourself feel superior,’ says for you. Peter Guage who runs Peter. The club has been a Healthy Body – Healthy Mind, in association with resounding success with four the Mullumbimby Youth winners in recent boxing and Recreational Facility, tournaments. started the club 2 years ago The club is at the Drill Runner up Katrina Jones, winner Cecilia Nha and Courtney Massey get ready to tee off. Photo Eve Jeffery with the aim of giving local Hall in Mullum Tuesdays teenagers, boys and girls, a and Thursdays 6-7.30pm. Weather conditions were student from Helensvale and quick putting, and place to channel energy, get For information phone Peter ideal for the 184 lady golfers won the 36 hole with 142, a locals were well represented ďŹ t and learn discipline. on 0421 920 616 who turned out for the Ocean 2 under par total, followed throughout all divisions, Shores Ladies Amateur Chal- by Katrina Jones in second with 50 players from Ocean lenge, which has been played place. Both girls are inter- Shores, Byron Bay and annually since 1999. state players, Cecilia is from Mullumbimby competing The Challenge promotes the Gainsborough Greens in the ďŹ eld with pleasing golf as a sport that can be club on the Gold Coast and results for both Jacquie played at any age and at all Katrina is from Wantima Gray and Claudette Martin levels of golďŹ ng ability. Club in Brisbane. who were day winners in Overall thirty-nine clubs The Challenge is well pat- Division 1, and overall wins were represented with play- ronised by players from the in two groups, Division 3 by ers coming from the Bris- north because even though Marnie Ianson and Division bane and Gold Coast areas, this is a stand alone event, it 4 Carmel Blacker both of Northern Rivers and as far is a Queensland Stroke event Ocean Shores. south as Newcastle. and the scores of the low Competitors generally The event showcases the markers count toward their liked the course though Championship golf course stroke average. This is part they found the greens tricky and facilities and attributes of the selection criteria for and 105 visitors joined of the Brunswick Valley. the Queensland representa- locals at the Challenge din- Lennox Heads surfer Anthony Walsh backhands his way through a The most recent winner tive teams. ner on the Monday night, Cloud 9 barrel enroute to winning his round one heat at the Bilof the Queensland state Four divisions played on where they were entertained labong Cloud 9 Invitational in the Philippines last week. Walsh championship, sixteen year the day where the sun and by the Ocean Shores Lady posted a 15.97 combination to outdo Hawaiian Kamalei Alexander and local Philippines surfer Jomar Gloria. old Cecilia Nha, a year 11 breeze created a dry green Dancers.

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

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Grooming @ reasonable rates Free pick up and drop off, for 1st groom Call Rachel 6684 1201 or 0405 265 383

POSSUM TREE

Wildlife Boxes

seesaw e: signs@seesaw.com.au

p: 02 6680 9624

m: 0423 685 902

HEALTH & LIFESTYLE COMPUTER SERVICES Experienced Tech/Webmaster/Graphic Designer/Tuition House calls to all Byron Shire. No fix no pay. Before you smash your computer call Dina the

0405 929 371

CHIROPRACTIC 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

10 River Drive, PO Box 349 WARDELL NSW 2477 PH 6687 9779 or Jeff’s Mobile 0428 58 51 59 Email: jefpaola@bigpond.net.au

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

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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Ads may be taken by phone on 6684 1777

$13.00 for the ďŹ rst two lines

8.30am – 1pm Monday 9am – 5pm Tuesday to Friday

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Ads can’t be taken on the weekend

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AT OUR OFFICES

Cash, cheque or credit card – Mastercard or Visa.

Advertisements placed in The Byron Shire Echo do not reect the views or opinions of the editorial staff. The Byron Shire Echo does not make any representations as to the accuracy or suitability of any content or information contained in advertising material nor does publication constitute in any way an endorsement by The Byron Shire Echo of the content or representations contained therein. The Byron Shire Echo does not accept any liability for the representations or promises made in paid advertisements or for any loss or damage arising from reliance on such content, representations or promises.

PUBLIC NOTICES – CLASSIFIEDS – Can be booked any time during business hours Monday to Friday by phoning 66841777. Please be very clear about what you want to have printed in your ad. Our Echo staff will read your ad back to you. Please help us by making sure we have correct details and phone numbers. Please also have your credit card ready for ALL ads placed over the telephone. PHOTOS All photos handled by The Echo – all care & no responsibility taken.

Mullumbimby – Village Way, Stuart St Byron Bay – 95 Jonson St

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

RUG WASH SEASON

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

BLISS BOTANICALS

100% NATURAL SKIN CARE HANDMADE in Byron Bay for men & women. FOOD FOR THE SKIN Avail now at : GYPSY LE FAY 1/22 Mullumbimbi St Brunswick Heads Shop enquires : 0417427518

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Prepayment required for: Garage Sales, Share Accommodation, Short Term Accomodation, Wanted to Rent and Work Wanted classiďŹ cations

THERE IS A CERTAIN WAY rich people get rich. You can learn this certain way. Free 2 min message 1800825299. GENUINE CLAIRVOYANT READINGS Diane Webb - Psychic Medium Over 20 years experience. Personal & by telephone. 66809342 ASTROLOGY EXPERIENTIAL Dramatic - Liberating - Enjoyable Phone Neeru 66847210

KIVA SPA SPECIAL

Sundays in October 2 for 1 for one hour spa/sauna bring ad 66844811

INVITATION to a free CELEBRATION of RELATIONSHIP Oct 6th at 2–4pm in Myocum. Intro/Launch of Allies in Love with wine & cheese & fun. 66843470

SAMBA BLISSTAS NEW CLASSES

Mon @ Coorabell Hall start 8th Oct 6.30 - 8pm, $15. Sudo (Samba-Bass Drum) Wed @ Mullum Scout Hall 6-8pm. 6 wk Dance Troupe training for Ballina River Festival with Kaaren and Paul Barrett. Starts 10th Oct Bookings essential 66850160. www.carnavaldrumming.com

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Alina Hughes

Inspired Ceremonies – 66859898 CELEBRANT 66803032, derekharper@mac.com

Holistic Counselling

RI FRASER Accred. A.H.H.A 66803040

COUNSELLING SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

TAX DOCTOR!

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

ANTHEA AMORE

MARRIAGE CELEBRANT 66807277 0422383151 www.antheaamore.com HONOURING LOVE AND LOSS

Audrey Fisher Celebrant - 0414720081

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

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

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Begs classes start Wed 3/10, 6.30pm, Ewingsdale Hall. 0427845297 66845297 MULLUMBIMBY SOUP KITCHEN Neighbourhood Centre, Dalley Street, Wednesday 5pm. 66841816 Back by popular demand: THE AUSTRALIAN CANNABIS COOKBOOK @ Echo ofďŹ ces Mullumbimby & Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net

ART FUNTASTIC

Paint on canvas to music, all materials provided, no exp. needed. Byron Bay Sun Sun Oct 14, 10–4 $70. Ph 66844610 0416130399

FOREST FAST

3 DAY SILENT RETREAT with Organic Juice, Yoga, Meditation. Forest Walks, Dance, Massage + Rest. Spectacular Location 12-15 Oct 66845279, www.funkeyforest.com

ARTISTS WANTED to share studio/gallery space in Byron Arts & Industry Estate Phone Tracey 0431092618

PSYCHIC ASTROLOGER

Accurate, insightful, life readings. Phone 0427518795 ATTENTION

DANCES PEACE

MULLUM HAPKIDO KIVA SPA SPECIAL

For Fun In Bruns - All Welcome $5 SPRING SONG this Thursday 7.15pm GLF 22 Mullumbimbi St. 0417427518

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

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Includes silks & patchwork. 25 Elton St, Lismore. Oct 5,6,7. 9am-5pm. 66219188.

ALI’S RUG CENTRE

Specialist rug washing & repairs Quality rugs for sale Cnr Wollongbar & Centennial Cct Byron Arts/Ind Est 6685 7750/0427 469 843

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Shop 2 Carlyle Street, Byron Bay. Tel: 6680 8811

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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

OF Now on 1st & 3rd Sats. 7.15pm start, $10. All welcome, Suffolk Park Hall. 66854491.

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HEART & SPIRIT

Sacred Feminine workshop Oct 27-28 Oceana & Suzanne 66803504 or 66801918 www.heartandspirit.com.au BE ALL YOU CAN BE

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

Let me help you sort yours out in your home, ofďŹ ce or business. Call Fay 0417028642 www.acleanslate.com.au

BYRON JUNG SOCIETY Jungian Analyst & Storyteller Sarah Halford is back. She will give a talk called Ecstacy: Nature’s Way of Healing. 7.30pm Mon Oct 8, Byron Community Ctr. 69 Jonson St. $10 at the door. All Welcome.

INVITATION to anyone who has never experienced the KIVA before to come for free on Thursdays in October only between 10am&noon. Bring ad 66844811

WEDDINGS & FUNERALS

Marriage Celebrant 66847165

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www.echo.net.au EXCITING NEW ABORIGINAL ART Featuring works from the Eastern, Western and Central Australian Deserts. Gloria Tamarre Petyarre, Lilly Kelly Napangati, Jill Kelly Kemarre, Ngoia Pollard Napaltjarri and many more. Representitives from Alpitye Art Studio, Alice Springs will be present to answer any questions and offer information. Exhibition opens Thursday 11 October at Glam Emporium, 1/18 Brigantine St, Byron Bay. 66809082.

BOLLYWOOD BLISS

Indian Dance performances, Indian Mystical Art Exhibition, Delightful Indian Cuisine, Bollywood Film, BYO cushion. Sun Oct 7, Ewingsdale Hall, 5.30pm. Proceeds to Rainforest Information Ctr. $10/$8 concession, Kids free. Presented by the Bollywood Sisters. 0433506577.

MIGRAINES, WHIPLASH, SCIATICA, FROZEN SHOULDER, CHRONIC UPPER & LOWER BACK PAIN. Remedial & sports massage therapist. ATMS accred, health fund rebates. Student discount. Ila McDonald 0403748647, 66808400

HYPNOTHERAPY

& Counselling. Wendy Purdey. Relax, resolve, release & restore inner calm & clarity. BeneďŹ ts include insights, understanding & energy to create change. Enq welcome 66802630

THAI MASSAGE 1.5 hrs $50. Home visit $60. 7 days. Ekka 66804478. No sex PERSONAL TRAINER - yoga, Ayurveda & massage. Soul 0406788944 SIMPLY DIVINE heartfelt bodywork & intuitive healing. Readings Lisa 66844003 TANTRIC ENERGETIC FREEDOM Soft touch, ancient technique & guidance. Ph Lucy 66854918/0427917960.

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P I L A T E S MAT CLASSES, Brunswick Hds. Judy Leane 0266851977

Waxing Discounts

Massage/Beauty. Vashti 0423135569 KUNDALINI DANCE! Every Thurs. 10am Ewingsdale Hall Mon @ Federal starts 8 Oct 12.30-3pm Call Sally 66849437. Dance to Love!

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

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CORE STRENGTH & BREATH Awareness mat & apparatus. 0413178801

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Guiding & companioning new ways of being. Children, teenagers & adults. Ph 0402074568 Bev Clark G. Dip Miecat

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TANTRIC ENERGETIC FREEDOM Soft touch, ancient technique & guidance. Ph Lucy 66854918/0427917960.

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

TYAGARAH MULCH Bales $4. BH 66844242

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www.echo.net.au BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES Best brands. Best range. Sleep Zone, Bridglands, Mullumbimby. 66842511

HILLS Kids swing set in very good condition. 0407900600.

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TRACTOR REPAIRS

All natural from $49.90 Natural latex pillows from $59.90

Lounge suite – brown leather 2 seater and 2 chairs. $110 ph 0412732465

MattressXpress 66855212

BAMBOO PLY

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

TRAMPOLINES

Round with safety net. 0429847473 Star-Light Trampolines

BIOLYTIX Septics We’ve got worms. 0427897496

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

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MACHINES & GAS REFILLS Bridglands Retravision 66842511

CD & DVD

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

MOSQUITO NETS

100% COTTON – ALL SIZES Ph 66843191 www.1001nets.net ARCHIBALD’S QUARRY PRODUCTS @ QUARRY PRICES. Gravel from $12m3, blue metal from $30m3, metal dust from $25m3, ALL SIZE DELIVERIES from 1 metre3. Phone 66845517, 0418481617

WARD’S Landscape Supplies

Wooden railway sleepers, concrete sleepers, garden ornaments & pots, mulches, soil, metals, gravel & more. Mon-Fri 7.00am-5pm, Sat 7.00am-2pm. 1176 Myocum Rd, Mullum. 66842323

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CLEM’S CARGO Lots of quality wooden furniture. 38 Tweed St, Brunswick Heads Tues-Sat. Ph 66851213 WASHING MACHINE auto $170, fridge 2 door $250, freezer $140. 0413589388 PIANOLA Comes with 100 roles. Bridglands. Phone 66842511 KITCHEN U shape + sink, 8 c/boards + pantry + cutlery $1000. DOOR timber & clear glass dbl slider & screen $700. TERRAZZO tiles 400 x 400, 150 green, 60 orange make an offer. 66841273 BAR FRIDGE Turboline brand, 1yr old, excel cond, $240 sell $100. 0408794757 LOVELY free standing professionally built room 3.6 x 3.6 x 3.8m new, all windows, footings etc. Can supply as is or fully erected on your site. Suit small self contained or extra bedroom, sell @ material cost. All materials new. Phone 0413622777 FRIDGE Whirlpool 400L $100, h/duty w/ mach $80, old mtn bike $20, w/snipper $50, 2 lnge chairs $20 pr, 2 o/door cane chairs $20 pr, 0427999107, 66851232 WASHING MACHINE Simpson, good wrking cond, top loader, $110. 66855298 MASSAGE table Centurian, deluxe, portable $250. Rebounder, lymphasiser $300. Both as new. ono. 0400309274 ANTIQUE furniture, English oak 3 pce bedroom suite $550, hall/umbrella stand $250, silky oak dining table $200, small silky oak cabinet $125. Ph 66857794 S O FA BED Phone 0407942984

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MICROWAVE $50, dble bed ensemble $100, polished wood extend. dining table with 6 chairs, bargain $350, cost over $1000. Phone 66854290 Fender Jazz Bass. Sunburst VGC with ight case, strap. $1000 Ph 0412 732 465

WANTED RECORD COLLECTIONS 1950-2000 Rock, Jazz, Blues. Rod 0409489997

HOUSES FOR SALE

Airport 2 Byron

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

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CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE $$$ paid local reg’d business 0401606707

ALLWHEELS

CAR BUYING SERVICES Save time & $$$ 12 mth warranty. Barry 0427667177 ‘94 HOLDEN NOVA 1 owner, engine rebuilt, receipts avail, 10mnth rego, $4000. Phone 66802369, 0400358576 BUY A GREAT CAR FOR A GREAT PRICE. Call Barry 0427667177 89 MAGNA Runs well, drive away, as is $417. Ph 66842882 HOLDEN RODEO, 96, 185000ks, excel cond, $8,750. 0418562414 66855237 MERCEDES ‘81 diesel wagon 7 seater 6 mth rego, loves bio diesel, best available $6,500 ono. 66808084, 0406535414 TOYOTA SECA 11mnth rego, great cond $2800. Ph 0429819386, 66850283

INDUSTRIAL UNIT, FOR SALE, Byron A&I Estate, 4yrs old, tilt slab construction, good exposure, easy truck access, total floor area 120m sq plus car space, motivated vendor $250,000 ono. Call owner on 66871264

LAND FOR SALE RAINFOREST/RURAL retreats, high alt & rainfall, 10-588 acres. Phone 66795000 OCEAN SHORES 71 Orana Road, 1239 sqm, good views, possibility for duplex or 2 houses, $250,000. Ph 66801665

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

BYRON ff room + stunning views suit health minded O/Seas worker or yoga pers s/term ok $160 all inc 66809261. ROOM Byron central, quiet leafy loc. $130pw + elect + exp. Ph 0405084873

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SUFFOLK 2 rms in 3 br house $150pw each + bond + bills. Easygoing, employed social people to share. 0423699946 OCEAN SHORES townhouse to share. Own bathroom + study. Must be employed. $160 p/wk incl electricity + bond. Phone 0405086934 MULLUM 2 rooms in lge house with swimming pool $170 & $160pw incl elect, water & gas. No pets. Ph 66843704 OCEAN SHORES furn rooms ensuite, $150pw incl. elect. Ph 0415172038 SUNRISE furnished room, single $135, couple $220pw, no bills. 0401302343 BYRON 4 furnished rooms, single $150, couple $235pw, no bills. 0401302343 BANGALOW 2 rooms, avail with decks in gorgeous, modern house, $115pw each. Phone 0405419552 CHILLED HOUSE AT MYOCUM, 2br available, cheap rent, 8ks to Byron, 25+, outgoing, fun, employed. 0422081272

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GARAGE SALES

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

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MULLUM Large house, 1 room, share with 1 other, $135pw. 0431474264 3 SWIMMING holes, room in lge house, $115 pw, The Pocket n/s, d/f, veg, yoga fem preferred. Phone 0423606595

SUFFOLK, 36 Alcorn St, Sat 6 Oct, 7.30am, various household items.

ROOM in bright sunny rural house, 5 min to Byron, $150pw. Ph 0412853660

EWINGSDALE - GIFT SALE Sat ex shop stock, great Christmas presents + h/hold, toys, books etc. Lot 3 Brookview Court, off Parkway Drive not before 8am. BYRON BAY, 6 Armstrong St, Sat, 6/10, 9am, furn, household items & clothes. BIG MOVING sale Sat, antique furn, vintage bowls, glassware, tea set, dinner set, collectables, folding massage table, heater, linen, books, clothes, computer parts, kitchenware, plants, garden stuff, lots more. 23 Hamiltons Lane, Byron Bay, off Old Bangalow Rd, from 8am. O. SHORES 22 Goondooloo Dr, Sat 812, Teak o/door, 52 inch steel sculptures, French poetry, Gaudi, Crumb, DVDs, CDs, bistro plates, edger, icons, fashion, art, style. BYRON HILLS, 4/8 Hazelwood Cl, (turn at BP) Sat/Sun 6 & 7/10. Quality items. BAYSIDE BRUNS kids stuff, bunk bed, lge chest of drawers, books, desk etc. Sat Oct 6 from 8am. 41 Excelsior Circuit

BOATS & MARINE STESSL Tinny with trailer, 6hp motor, reg July ‘08. $1550 ono. Ph 66843083.

CARAVANS 16FT MILLARD Dbl bed & bunk bed, table, bench seats, good fridge great cupboards, new curtains, tropical roof, newly painted, new tyres. $2500ono. Ph 66221590 or 0404905454

MOTOR VEHICLES

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ĂˆÂŁĂŠ Ă•Ă€Ă€ÂˆÂ˜}L>ÀÊ-ĂŒĂ€iiĂŒĂŠĂŠ 1 1 9 SANTA FE HYUNDAI ‘02 spacious, good on petrol, 4 cyl, 4WD, great cond, $16500 ono. Phone 66805855 TOYOTA CAMRY ‘91 Wagon, manual, air-con, 8 months pen. rego, good condition, well maintained, joy to drive. $2500 ono. 0429701492. FORD VAN LWB 96,000km, excellent cond $5500 ono. 0414596326, 66770004 HOLDEN RODEO ‘05 2.4L Pet, white, as new 25000km, rego 7/08, great racks $15,000. 66841521, 0434571642 NISSAN PULSAR 92 Only 97500km, 12 mnth rego, new tyres. Good condition, great little car, $3750. Ph 66291663

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SUBARU LIBERTY 2000 270000km (highway). Good condition, full service history, $5900. Ph 66291663

MOTOR BIKES

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

YAMAHA TENERE, 98, 660cc, exc cond 12 mths rego, $4400 ono. 0417421064

TOYOTA COROLLA 1988. Rego 02/08 $1400. Phone Morgane 0432511564

VEGETARIAN DELIGHTS Food van for sale, 3 markets & festivals, $79,000 ďŹ gures avail. 0407299258

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KEBAB TAKEAWAY, BRUNS long lease, low rent, stock + training incl. Fab reputation. 66851216 or 0406110955 LEASE AVAIL on large shop. Central Byron, long lease. Ph 0423891756

BUSINESS OPP. 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. INVESTORS looking to invest time & money in a current business. Please email details to bbhfd@westnet.com.au

BYRON BAY. KEEN TO SELL. Rainforest property. 4 bed, 2 bath home with 6x6m ofďŹ ce & storage. Walk to beach, golf & high school. Inspect Sat 12-2pm. 12 Old Bangalow Rd. 66856617

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

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BYRON, 5 mins walk to town, comfy clean f-f room, TV, DVD, suit workers/ travellers/ sgle/ cple/ twin. 0408855738

35.2)3% "/5,%6!2$% BEDROOM HOME ENSUITE $,5' SPACIOUS YARD UNDERCOVER OUTDOOR AREA &URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED PW

NEW BRIGHTON S/C downstairs, 2 br and living, kitchen, bathroom, garden. $200 pw. 0419627506.

3TYLISH FULLY FURNISHED PENTHOUSE IN THE HEART OF TOWN !IRCON GAS COOKING SINGLE SECURITY CARPORT PW

SUFFOLK Great space, walk to beach, working male, share with 2 others $145pw + bond & exp. Ph 0415448391

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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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OCEAN SHORES room in lovely home, share with 1 other, own bathroom, veg 4/10 - 8/12. Phone 66801973 BYRON, f-f room in 3br, house, 5min to town quiet nature setting, shgort/ long term ok, $150pw +bond+bills. 0405559420

TO LET BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 WORK FOR RENT exchange Possum Creek self cont studio room above garage in gdn setting, quiet person 1 to 3 mnth. Mainly gardening & regen. 66872340

ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement.

SMALL cottage $200pw incl power in Burringbar. Work cpl pref. 66771635

THE POCKET sanctuary room, $85pw, n/s, d/f, veg, yoga, Phone 0423606595

MULLUMBIMBY Huge double garage, easy access. Approx 7mx7.7m (150 cubic metres) $275pm. Ph 66846551

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

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BYRON Room & ensuite, $160pw incl. Exp female. Ph 66858904.

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LOVELY 1br f-f apartment, Ewingsdale, pool, b’band, $250pw. Phone 66847610 NEW BRIGHTON Riverside apartment. Fully furnished, N/S, 1 min to beach. Short term, 6 weeks from mid October. Pets welcome 0417427518

HOUSE SIT MATURE local couple with refs availble Bruns or O/Shores area. 0428179222 RESPONSIBLE Housesitter, available now until Dec. Call Jenny 0412818519. WORKING professional woman (n/ s) available to house sit/rent early Oct, Pets & maint OK, exp & refs. Ph 0415379757 RESPONSIBLE capable woman to housesit Byron area. Ph 0409844402

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HAIRDRESSER Creative Senior req. Bangalow 66871888

POTTSVILLE. 2 br top oor unit. Recently renovated. 100 meters to beach, 12 mins to Bruns. Sorry no pets, kids. Electricity inc. $230pw + bond. Ph 0412 732 465

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

OCEAN SHORES 3 br house with views $320pw, ready to move in 0428555501 CARAVAN mature clean resp. man who wants home & own bit of organic garden on neat property. Goonengerry n/s n/d, no pets, veg. 66849498 after dark only. MULLUM lovely garden at, quiet space, newly renovated, self contained, walk to town, suit single, working person, n/s $160pw incl elec & water. Ph 66842085 COORABELL CABIN s/c, 1 room, 3.4 x 6.7, quiet spot, must be working, $175pw. Phone 66847420 LENNOX super 4br, DLUG, quiet, ocean views $450pw neg. OCEAN SHORES large 2 br, river views $280pw. BALLINA EAST 1br unit, quiet $180pw. 66867678 2 BED RURAL FLAT, bright, sunny, 5 mins to Byron, $300pw. Ph 0412853660 SUFFOLK AREA, large modern 3br duplex, 2bthrm, study, private pool in tropical garden, $570pw, water & elect included. Phone 0407871503 MULLUM s-c cabin, solar hw for working n/s, $200 incl. + bond 0412437707

NEW 80 SEAT RESTAURANT, Lennox Heads, overlooking ocean, modern Australian cuisine, requires qualified chefs, apprentices, barista, supervisors & wait staff. Opening mid October, breakfast, lunch & dinner. Email resumes to wayne-slater@hotmail.com FRESCA BANGALOW Chef F/T Energetic & creative, passionate about ďŹ ne food. Call 0421962090

Cook/Chef Full time

Kitchen Hand Casual

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O SHORES 1br modern at, a/c, garden deck, part furn, $175pw, 66804441 SUFFOLK PARK BEACHSIDE spacious, new, 3 large brs, 3 ensuite, 3 WIR, 3 spa, air con, 4 car LUG, attractive fenced garden, security alarm, 2 living areas, $600pw. Phone 0412367233

WANTED TO RENT ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. COTTAGE/STUDIO accomodation wanted in quiet rural area close to Mullum for reliable, n/s, working & studying mother with 3yo son from end of November. Phone (02) 65843860 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 COTTAGE OR CABIN up to 20 mins from Byron for clean, healthy living, local business owner. Phone 0417421064

TO LEASE BYRON Arts & Ind Est small factory or arts space, 22 or 44sqm, $85 or $160pw + GST, incl outgoings. Ph 66871197

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

7E ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXPERIENCED RETAIL PERSON TO SUPPORT OUR EXPANDING TEAM 4HE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT WILL BE mEXIBLE HAVE A PASSION FOR CRYSTALS BE DEDICATED TO CUSTOMER SERVICE HAVE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE $ESIRABLE TO HAVE CREATIVE VISUAL MERCHANDISING SKILLS PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE DAYS PER WEEK MUST BE AVAILABLE W ENDS IN *ANUARY &AX OR EMAIL APPLICATIONS WITH RESUME RELEVANT WRITTEN REFERENCES TO n FAX OR EMAIL MISH CRYSTALCASTLE COM AU

FANTASTIC CLEANER, avail now, your home or business, from Suffolk to Sunrise! $20 per hour. 0402589493 HOUSEKEEPER responsible, for live-in, live out position. Ph 0409844402

Soul Parents y Da Free seminar October 6 Enquiries: Kay 0421 531 240 Christian City Church Banksia Drive Byron Arts & Industry Estate

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Renew NSW under way Scientists believe that we are producing more waste than the environment can absorb. With 14 tonnes of greenhouse gases generated each year by the average Australian household, RENEW NSW is on a rescue mission to reduce global warming. The Earth’s temperature is estimated to rise between 1.4 and 5.8oC this century making global warming a hot issue. RENEW NSW, the voluntary group focused on improving waste management solutions for rural and regional NSW, has been working on initiatives and education to help reduce greenhouse gases and global warming in Australia. LandďŹ lls throughout Australia are a major contributor of producing the greenhouse gases of which methane and carbon dioxide are two of the biggest contributors to the rise of temperature. In landďŹ lls, these gases are generated when organic matter, (food, paper, cardboard and garden waste), breaks down without fresh air. And unfortunately, polluting gases are still produced for up to 30 years after landfills have been closed. Global warming is caused by the increase in greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere. The sun’s infrared radiation is trapped by the greenhouse gases when it leaves the atmosphere which results in an increase of the Earth’s temperature. The great news is that organic matter does not have to end up in landďŹ lls as there are a number of alternatives! It can be recycled into new products or deposited in composts. RENEW NSW is initiating alternative waste management projects throughout rural and regional NSW aimed at reducing the amount of organic waste being disposed in landďŹ lls. In one year, 187,686 tonnes of domestic waste was recycled by rural regional councils. REROC Waste Forum, which represents the Eastern Riverina region of NSW, is working with Charles Sturt University on the Small Communities Closed Loop Recycling Pilot Project. The aim of this project is to develop and test an organics recycling system that can be operated in small communities to reduce the amount of organic waste ending up in landďŹ ll. Charles Sturt University has set up 8 different composts of organic matter including grass, food waste, paper and cardboard. These composts are being tested to determine the amount of maintenance needed to sustain the composts and which compost works best on different gardens and lawns.

The results of the tests will provide councils with a recipe for a low cost, low key compost solution which they can set up to turn organic waste into a usable resource. As a result of this project, to date 245 tonnes of organic waste has been processed through this system or the equivalent to 3500 60kg household garbage bins full of organic waste was saved from landďŹ ll. Another RENEW NSW group, the Northern Inland Regional Waste group (NIRW), which represents New England and North West of NSW, has set up the Green Waste project which is a great example of recycling organic matter. Councils participating in this project have set up green waste collection methods which include a fortnightly kerbside collection, green waste pick ups and stockpiling the green waste which is delivered to landďŹ lls. Green waste, including garden, vegetation and timber, is collected and processed into mulch and then offered to the local community to use on their gardens. As a result of this project, NIRW has produced 214,000m3 of mulch since November 2005 or 85 Olympic sized swimming pools, diverting this waste product from landďŹ lls. To help combat global warming, the North East Waste Forum (NEWF), which represents the North East region of NSW including Byron Bay, Ballina and the Clarence, Richmond and Tweed Valleys, has established the Waste Wise events project. NEWF are working with eight local event organisers to assist them with waste management practices. As a direct result of this waste initiative from four events which have recently taken place, between two to three tonnes less waste has been disposed of to landďŹ ll. A popular regular event, the Bangalow Market introduced a 3 bin system to separate organics, paper and recyclable drink containers from general waste. This resulted in a reduction of waste to landďŹ ll by 70%. Another favourite event, the All Girls Surf Showdown which was held in Lennox Head diverted 40% of the events waste for recycling. The c o l l a b o r a t i ve approach of RENEW NSW allows the implementation of waste avoidance and resource recovery programs of which regions wouldn’t be able to deliver alone. RENEW NSW – working together for the beneďŹ t of regional and rural NSW. Further information on RENEW NSW can be found on their website www. renewnsw.com.au.

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News Extra Grannies make a noise for peace

Crabbes Creek mob takes ukelele prize

The Crabbes Creek Ukelele Mob, whose members are made up of students and teachers from Crabbes Creek School, took out first prize at ‘The Ukukele Rocks’ fundraiser and talent quest on Saturday night at the Ewingsdale Hall. The songs they performed entitled ‘Composting Dunnies’ and ‘Save our Earth’ were written by two of the players after they had studied at school some of the environmental issues facing our world. Photo Eve Jeffery

Grandmothers from around Byron Shire gathered at the Peace Pole at noon on Sunday September 23. Brandishing pots, pans and drums, they made a noise for peace for one minute. Local grandmother and social activist Norma Forest issued the call: ‘May there be peace on earth and may it begin with me.’ The day began with Nigel Stewart, Arakwal-Bundjalung representative, invoking the spirit of the land and sea to bless the occasion through song, dance and

story. Shire surfers, led by Bev Joy and Arakwal surďŹ ng ace Sean Kay, took the peace message to the waters of the bay. The peace ame was in attendance and Peace Week concluded with Byron Bay declared a ‘Bay of Peace’. The Byron Peace Group would like to thank all our sponsors and supporters, including Byron Neighbourhood & Resource Centre, Grooven, The Echo, Passion @Flowers and Madura Tea/ Taste of Byron. Photo Trina Minter

Gastro warning The North Coast Public Health Unit has stressed the need to follow preventive measures to help limit the spread of viral gastroenteritis that has been reported in a number of North Coast locations in recent weeks. ‘The virus is easily spread from person-to-person and special attention to thorough washing of hands with soap and running water is essential to prevent further spread,’ advised North Coast Director of Public Health, Paul Corben. ‘In particular, hands should be washed after going to the toilet, changing nappies and before eating and preparing food.’ Mr Corben explained that viral gastroenteritis is a common infection of the stomach and intestines that results in vomiting and diarrhoea. Viral gastroenteritis is highly infectious and is spread by the vomit or faeces of an infected person in various ways, such as person-toperson contact, for example shaking hands with someone who has been sick and has the vir us on their hands; and contaminated food or drink. There may also be the possibility of infection being

spread through aerosol particles when people vomit. The main symptoms are vomiting and watery diarrhoea. Other symptoms may include nausea, fever, abdominal pain, headache, and muscle aches. Symptoms can take between one and three days to develop and usually last between one and two days, sometimes longer. ‘There is no speciďŹ c treatment for viral gastroenteritis except rest and drinking plenty of uids,’ Mr Corben said. ‘Most people will recover without complications. However, viral gastroenteritis can be serious for those who may have difďŹ culty replacing fluids and salts lost through vomiting and diarrhoea.’ People with vomiting or diarrhoea should, among other things, rest at home and not attend work or school while sick; not visit hospitals or other health care facilities, including aged care homes, until you have fully recovered; not attend childcare for 24 hours after symptoms are resolved. Further information is available at www.health.nsw.gov.au/ infect.diseases.html.

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weed infestation problem, in conjunction with the National Parks & Wildlife Service, in the reserve since November 2006. ‘While performing our duties we have sighted dead wallabies,’ says the group. ‘We would like to stress the importance of all dog and cat owners surrounding the National Park being vigilant in restraining and containing their animals night and day.’

Billinudgel Fun Day raises funds for intervention service years of their life helps them to reach their full potential. Our service receives some state government funding but we rely on additional fundraising activities to survive.’ The event will begin at noon at the Billinudgel Hotel on Saturday October 6. There will be rafe prizes valued over thousands of dollars, a BBQ, children’s activities with lots of prizes and local bands will provide entertainment for a fun family day. For further information, call 6685 3023.

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Pin This Up U3A Brunswick Valley Meeting on October 16, Guest Speaker Daryl Rock, ‘What’s happening in Telstra.’ Enquiries 6680 4365. Boules held Sundays 2 to 4pm, Market area Brunswick Heads. Enquiries 6680 4365.

Oktoberfest Function: Quota Club of Alstonville Wollongbar Oktoberfest on Saturday October 20 2007 at the Alstonville Leisure and Entertainment Centre. Time: 7.00pm; Entertainment: German Band The Melondians. Tickets: $35pp. The price includes German food, entertainment, lots of prizes and giveaways. Complimentary Coopers beer glass with each ticket. Contact: Diana 6628 3834 or Peter 6628 7910 for tickets.

afternoon tea included in the $5 7.15pm on 1st and 3rd Thursdays entry fee. Starting time 10am. each month at the Uniting Info contact Ian pm 6687 8335. Church Hall, Carlyle St. Byron Bay. Phone 6680 8853.

Learn to Swim

Mullum Learn to Swim Courses all levels Enrolment Days as follows: Wed Oct 3, 1pm to 6pm, Sat Oct 6, 8am to 1pm, Wed Oct 10, 1pm to 6pm. Please bring bathers for assessment and payment to secure position. 8 lesson course costs $96 or $80 with season pass. Enquiries 6684 2494.

Seniors Computing Byron Shire Seniors Computer will not be holding any workshops in the school holidays. Workshops will resume on October.16 and 17. Enquiries/Apologies to Margaret 6684 2931.

Pathways to Adulthood

Mullum Toastmasters

Pathways to Manhood is a conMullum Magic Toastmasters temporary, community based meets on the October 8 at 7pm. Rite of Passage for boys into Express yourself in a fun, safe and manhood. It takes the form of a 6 supportive environment. Call day bush camp for boys aged 13 Megan for details on 6680 4702. to 15 and their fathers or a mentor. The next North Coast FAC Meeting program starts on the November The Film Artists Cooperative 19. Pathways into Womanhood is (FAC) will have their monthly a contemporary, community meeting at 7:30pm on Thursday based Rite of Passage for girls into October 4 at the Byron Services womanhood. It takes the form of Club, Jonson St., Byron Bay. FAC a 5 day program for girls aged 13 is a participant-run filmmakers to 15 and their mothers or a carer. and artists support group and is a The next available program for free program inviting new mem- the north coast starts on the bers to participate. This month November 6 at Mt. Tamborine, Vanessa Gray and Camille Scarf SE QLD. Ring 6639 9900 or visit will be showing their latest works. www.pathwaysfoundation.com. For further info, contact coordi- au to register. nator Sahaj 6685 3554 or email Cavanbah Toastmasters sahaj@freerangemedia.com Public Speaking Skills: Coaching, Spring Garden Festival mentoring, public speaking guide. Lunch for sale by the Rous School Ideal for the inexperienced who P and C for the Spring Garden wish to learn or improve their Festival at Bob and Margaret speaking skills in a friendly enviEggin’s home, “Pleasant Way” ronment. Byron Cavanbah Toast281 Rous Road, Rous on Satur- masters encourages and helps day October 6, 2007. Vintage Jazz those who want the chance to played during the day. Morning/ speak with confidence. Meetings

Radiotherapy Unit Volunteers needed for Radiotherapy Unit Petition days in Byron Bay and Mullumbimby October 12 and 13. This is phase 2 of Regional Community Watch’s campaign for fast tracking of the Cancer Care Unit at Lismore Base Hospital. Please contact Nan on 6622 8879.

Wilsons Creek Tree Planting Wilsons Creek/Huonbrook Landcare group is having a massive tree planting on Friday October 12 from 8am to 4pm. If you have some spare time, no matter how small, your help will be greatly appreciated and rewarded. Location Wilsons Creek Rd opposite the hall and school. Enquiries Sue 6684 0283.

Play Reading

Baywrite Theatre Play Reading this Saturday October 6 at 2pm at Byron Entertainment Centre, MA 17 Centennial Circuit, Arts and Marijuana Anonymous, a fellowIndustry Estate. We will present ship of men and women whose readings and discussions of two primary purpose is to stay free of works in progress: Ausylum – A marijuana and help others to detention centre musical by Andachieve the same freedom, has rea Heinrichs and Good Morning opened a new meeting in Byron Sunshine, a satire on breakfast Bay. At the community group television by Peter Lans. Both room (near emergency ) Byron plays require large casts so if Hospital, Shirley St. Each Thurs- you’re an actor looking for expoday 6 to 7pm. There are no dues sure come along and make a conor fees, no expectations or obliga- tribution. $4 per head for entertions. All welcome. Helpline: tainment and refreshments. 1300 762 348 or email to byronbayMA@yahoo.com.au. Byron Jung Society On Monday October 8, Sarah Mullum HS Trivia Night Halford a Jungian Analyst visiting Share in lots of fun and lots of from the US will give a talk on prizes, raffles and celebrity items Ecstasy: Nature’s way of healing. inc: Greg Norman signed cap, The talk focuses on restoring a Jimmy Barnes signed photograph, full relationship to the environJohn Paul Young signed memora- ment. Venue: The Studio, Byron bilia, Dustin Claire (Home and Community Centre in Jonson St., Away) signed photo, East of Eve- 7.30pm, $10 at the door. Enq: rything (filmed in Byron Shire) mariemm@optusnet.com.au. memorabilia, and we will be auctioning our own 2007 winning St Vinnies Sale Mullumbimby Giants signed On October 3 St Vinnies in Muljumper. Book your table of 8 at lumbimby has a sale of lace doi$15 per head (nibblies included lies and old wares. and drinks available). Phone Debby for bookings 6684 2094. Byron Bay Market All ages welcome, Mullumbimby The next Byron Bay Market is on Ex Services Club on October 19 Sunday October 7. Entertain2007 at 7pm. This is a P and C ment provided by the Cape Byron Fundraiser, we are raising money String Quartet from 9am to 3pm for much needed shade for our and buskers throughout the day. Plenty of kid’s activities, hundreds children.

of craft stalls as well as fresh local produce and delicious food and drinks. Charity of the day: Byron Early Intervention and Byron Toastmasters. Sorry no dogs allowed. For more information call 6680 9703.

Bangalow CWA AGM on Wednesday October 10 at the CWA Room, Byron Street at 10am. All welcome. Phone Secretary on 6687 2695. Street Stall in Byron Street on Wednesday October 17 at 8am. Plenty of cooking will be appreciated.

Lone Parents Meeting The next Lone Parents meeting is on Saturday October 6 at 10am. Venue is the CCC Hall, Banksia Ave, Byron A and I Estate. Free childcare, free lunch, free carwash and free seminar on Understanding Conflict. Enquiries by email to katiethompson@iprimus.com. au.

Suffolk Park Dune Care

Red Cross meeting on Friday October 5 at 10am in the RSL Hall. Contact Gwen 6687 1232.

Suffolk Park Dune Care meets on Saturday October 6 at 9am at the beach access in Suffolk Park, Clifford Street. They aim to pull out as many weeds as possible and replant after the rain. Help wanted. Phone Helen on 6685 4964.

Living Library

Volunteering Options

Bangalow Red Cross

Lismore City Library at 110 Magellan Street, Lismore, has a monthly Living Library. The next session is on Friday October 5 from 11 am to 2pm. Come along and borrow one of their ‘Living Books’ for a half hour chat. For further details phone 6621 2464 or visit www.rtrl.nsw.gov.au

You could help by: reading documents for a sight impaired person or becoming a driver for Community Transport or editing a newsletter. These and many other volunteer opportunities are available by contacting Volunteering Northern Rivers on 6621 7397.

Cat Caring Volunteers

Celebrate International Lesbian Day at a Women’s Dance in the Winsome Hotel, Lismore on October 6 at 8pm. Cat dress theme, DJs Lady K, Sista Ray and Amozon. Tickets $10. Transport assistance available call ACON on 1800 633 637. The dance is a fundraiser for the Lesbian Counselling Service.

Pets for Life Cat Shelter, Billinudgel is seeking volunteers to assist with cleaning the shelter, fund raising and petting of cats. There are lovely natured cats just waiting for good homes. All cats are desexed, micro chipped, wormed, defleaed and vaccinated. Adult cats $50 and kittens $100. Please ring Jean on 6680 1864 or 0411 032 905.

Women’s Dance

Bollywood Bliss

On Sunday October 7 at 5.30pm at the Ewingsdale Hall. Indian The Brunswick Valley View Club dance performances, Indian Mysluncheon is on Thursday October tical Art Exhibition, delightful 11 at Mullumbimby Bowling Indian cuisine, Bollywood film Club, cost is $17. Guest Speaker presented by the Bollywood sisis Danielle Davis from WIRES. ters, proceeds to the Rainforest Morning tea at 10.30am, meeting Information Centre. Cost: $10/ starts at 11am Ring Jean by Octo- Con $8/Kids free. For more inforber 8 on 6685 1446. mation phone 0433 506 577.

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27 Beachcomber Drive, Byron Bay. Inspect Sunday 1-1.45pm. 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.

‘Breeze” Crn Booyun & Tweed Sts, Brunswick Heads. Inspect Sunday 1-3pm. These ten double story dwellings 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 Jon Luton on 0422 794 384. Byron Bay L.J Hooker Byron Bay on (02) 6685 7300.

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OPEN FOR INSPECTION Scott Harvey Real Estate p57 • 17 Weeronga Way, Ocean Shores. Sat 11am. Byron Bay First National p58 • 57 Granuaille St, Bangalow. Sat 12.30-1pm. • 33 Kingsley St,Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.45pm. Property Buyers Net p58 • 26 Veterans Lane. Brunswick Heads. Sat 11am-12pm. LJ Hooker Brunswick Heads p60 • 41 Mullumbimbi Street, Brunswick Heads. Sat 11-11.30am. • 1/92 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. Sat 11-11.30am. • 4 Kuringai Way, Ocean Shores. Sat 11-11.30am. • 3 Melaleuca Drive, Mullumbimby. Sat 12-12.30pm. • 1/1 Rajah Road, Ocean Shores. Sat 112-12.30pm. Red Rose Realty p61 • 1 Bottlebrush Crescent, Suffolk Park. Sat 10-11am. • 18 Old Bangalow Rd, Byron Bay. Sat 11.30am-12.30pm. • 34 Roses Rd, Federal. Sat 2.30-3.30pm. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p62 • 2 Heritage Court, Byron Hills. Sat & Sun 11-11.45am. • ‘Broken Ridge’ 591 Broken Head Road, Broken Head. Sat & Sun 2-2.45pm. • 2/70 Shirley Street, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 15 Oakland Court, Byron Bay. Sat 1-1.45pm. • 42 Brandon Street, Suffolk Park. Sun 12-12.45pm. • 27 Beachcomber Drive, Byron Bay. Sun 1-1.45pm. • 75 Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Sun 11-11.45am. LJ Hooker Byron Bay p63 • 27 Beachcomber Drive, Byron Bay. Sun 1-1.45pm. • ‘Breeze’ Cnr Booyun & Tweed Sts, Brunswick Heads. Sun 1-3pm. Elders Byron Bay • ‘Life’s a Beech’, 44 Beech Drive, Baywood Chase. Sat 11-11.45am. • 4 Korau Place, Suffolk Park. Sat 12-12.45pm. • 8 McGregor Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 12-12.45pm. Rainforest Property $770K Neg • 12 Old Bangalow Rd, Byron Bay. Large 4 bed, 2 bath, office. Walk to beach, high school. 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.

Unique Waterfront Position Canal frontage vacant block of land located in top neighbourhood with sensational waterway views. Approx 719sqm in size and a level parcel of land, this will be an easy build. The location presents many opportunities to take advantage of that are both convenient and contribute to a healthy lifestyle - paddle the canoe, cycle to the surf at South Golden Beach, or even walk to the nearby pre & primary schools. Be quick to secure the only vacant land remaining in this quality street. Price $348,000 Call Mark Lycos on 6680 1594 or 0438 680 250 will@eldersnewbrighton.com.au www.eldersnewbrighton.com.au New Brighton

Value In Ewingsdale – Vendor Wants It Sold Reduced to sell, vendor committed elsewhere. Just 5 minutes from Byron Bay, but with all the space of a rural property, this wellappointed full-brick family home has three large bedrooms, formal lounge, large dining/family, two bathrooms and large double garage. The house and pool are set on approximately 1.5 acres in a peaceful, park-like space complete with a well designed garden and orchard. Value-add to this solid home with your own makeover. For further information or to arrange an inspection call Lyneve Morgan on 0413 044 497 at Gail Fuller Real Estate Byron Bay 6680 8111.

Exceptional Living – Ewingsdale A perfect home for our lifestyle and climate. Carefully designed for maximum enjoyment and liveability. Wide decks, generous patios, sun in winter, shade in summer. Lush tropical gardens, spacious lawns. A sparkling 17m lap pool, 3 bedrooms + study, 2 bathrooms, personal jacuzzi, double shower, gourmet kitchen, open plan living, double garage. Immaculate, not a penny to spend. A great entertainer or private retreat. Price $1.15M. Phone Owner 0408 660 028 or your favourite agent.

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Scott Harvey Real Estate p57 • 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 Byron Bay p58 • 32 Ruskin Street, Byron Bay. AUCTION 1pm onsite Sat Oct 13, Inspect Wed & Sat 11-11.30am. Bangalow Real Estate p63 • 377 Pearces Creek Road, Alstonvale. AUCTION 11am onsite Sat Oct 20. Inspect Sat 11am-12pm.

Small Carbon Footprint At Diggers Camp 26 Nugget Street, Diggers Camp. This tiny coastal village relies entirely on solar power and is definitely a great place to escape the congestion of modern beach towns. Ocean views are available from almost every room in the house at this charming eco-friendly 2storey home, which features 2.5 bedrooms, timber kitchen and lock up garaging and is surrounded by National Park. Owners keen to hear offers today! OFFERS SOUGHT Call Angus McKimm 0438 425 176 for more details.

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Backlash For the last couple of Byron Shire Council meetings, the timber louvres have not been in place on the upper part of the chambers, making for a less claustrophobic and lighter atmosphere. Perhaps the inrush of the afternoon sun might prove an incentive to ďŹ nish meetings faster. Q Q Q Q Cr John Lazarus last week copped a slap over the wrist with a wet lettuce leaf for his behaviour – see story news pages. The man who moved the censure motion, Cr Ross Tucker, was censured in 1996 for intimating that then deputy mayor Jenny Coman might be playing fast and loose with conďŹ dential documents. Q Q Q Q An error in our story last week on the schoolchildren running a council meeting: Madi is from Upper Coopers Creek school, not Eltham. Q Q Q Q Someone has to do it – our sports editor John Campbell is on holiday in Sicily for a month. Eve Jeffery will be ďŹ lling in for him, and sports news and results can still be sent to editor@echo. net.au. Q Q Q Q Climate change lobby group The Big Switch asked politicians for their personal vision and stance on climate change. ‘[Richmond MP] Justine Elliot took the time to respond, but only submitted her party’s policy, so her rating remains at zero,’ says the group. ‘We have advised her of this situation and hope to receive her valid survey soon. Why not get in touch and tell her you would like to see her personally considered responses to The Big Switch survey?’ See www. thebigswitch.org.au. Q Q Q Q

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