THE BYRON SHIRE
Volume 25 #19
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
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Council backflip on Drizzle no barrier to bikers
land applauded
Eve Jeffery
Council voted unanimously last week
to rescind the decision to swap land in
Brunswick Heads for land in Byron
Bay with the NSW Land and Property
Management Authority (LPMA).
Council’s turnabout on their July
resolution was applauded by the peo-
ple of Brunswick Heads.
Councillors’ background notes to
the rescission vote stated ‘Since the
passing of the subject resolution, it
has become apparent that the current
LPMA draft plans for the redevelop-
ment of the Brunswick Heads Cara-
van Parks are potentially detrimental
in many aspects of their community
impact including parking, traffic
movement, foreshore access, safety
and residential amenity.
Not critically evaluated
‘It would appear that in moving
to negotiate on land swaps with the
LPMA these impacts were not fully
taken into account and we now need
to consider them in more detail.’
In her public access speech, rep-
resentative for the Brunswick Heads
Foreshore Protection Group Michele
Grant said that is was clear that Coun-
cil had not critically evaluated the five
proposed sites in Brunswick Heads.
She added that until recently they
were not even aware of the impact of
the resolution on traffic, parking, pe-
destrian access or the general amenity
of the community.
‘The Land acquisition process de-
tailed in the Corporate Manager’s re-
port may be legal, but it has clearly
failed to provide adequate informa-
tion to our elected councillors or en-
gage in proper consultation with the
affected communities.
There has been no consultation
with interested stakeholders in Brun-
swick Heads.
Neither Council nor LPMA have
informed local residents or adjoining
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roads they live in.’
As a resident of Brunswick Heads,
Councillor Diane Woods was unable
to vote during the process, though her
ideas on the subject were clear.
‘I think the rescission motion is
fair,’ she said. ‘Given that the commu-
nity did not have the opportunity to
meet and discuss the implications of
the change of ownership of the lands
in question.’ Cr Woods said that the
original decision was made when it
came before council as a late report.
‘It was at the end of a very long day
in the chambers and the collateral ef-
fect of all the changes was not evident
at the time,’ she said.
Securing Fishheads
tenure denied
There is a suggestion that coun-
cil’s main priority was to secure ten-
ure over the Fishheads restaurant.
Cr Tom Tabart denied that saying,
‘There is no possible connection be- Velocette owners from the country gathered at Lennox Head last week for a run around the Northern Rivers. The
tween the land swaps and tenure of cyclists had short rides planned for each day of a week long run but had to reduce the length of their daily rides due
the Fishheads shop. ‘Any suggestion to the inclement weather that dogged the whole trip.
that there is must be the figment of The rain didn’t stop them taking a trip to Murwillumbah and the hinterland last Friday however.
an overactive imagination. There was About 60 bikers stopped at the driver reviver at Yelgun, where Velocette veteran of 55 years Bryan Dawes, took the
however a dark and seamy tale sur- opportunity to warm up with a cuppa and cake served by the Lions ladies Val Armstrong and Lyn Fitzgerald.
rounding the Fishheads past dealings Bryan said that despite his protective gear, he was still wet underneath but the run was worth it.
with staff which completely passed
the media by.’
Cr Tabart did agree that the origi-
nal decision was not a good one. ‘Yes
Events policy sparks community debate
the majority of councillors certainly
lost the plot on Bruns Parks.’ Hans Lovejoy Right balance: CFFS represents over 30 many major, high impact
progress associations, com- festivals.
Mistakes admitted Council’s events policy CFFS munity and environment ‘We applaud council for
was passed last Thurs- Coalition For Festival groups in the Tweed and its careful and considered
‘impressive’ day, and with it the future Sanity’s (CFFS) Mac Nicol- Byron region. vote on the issue.
‘It’s easy to see how Council- framework for the Shire’s son told The Echo, ‘We be- Mr Nicolson added that ‘We believe that the
lors “overlooked” the issue,’ said Ms festival management and lieve it is a very constructive it finds the right balance be- policy finds the right bal-
Grant after the meeting. ‘I am really size was outlined. step towards defining our tween encouraging the lo- ance between encouraging
impressed with the way they admitted The policy’s main points community’s wishes in re- cal music and arts industry, the local music and arts
the report slipped under their radar include a limit to 17,500 gards to the frequency, size while protecting the com- industry, while protecting
and have quickly moved to reconsider people per day, with two and nature of events and munity, its infrastructure, the community, its infra-
the deal, now that they are properly major music festivals per festivals to be held within amenities and environment structure, amenities and
informed.’ year. Byron Shire.’ from the excesses of too continued on page 2
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Events policy sparks debate
continued from page 1
environment.
‘We applaud council for its
careful and considered vote
on the issue.’
No vision, cultural
context says Artscape
But what of smaller events?
Artscape’s Byron Bay fore-
shore exhibition this year was
no doubt a success.
How does this policy affect
them?
Artscape’s Merran Mor-
rison told The Echo, ‘Other
than 16,500 people per day,
two major music festivals per
year, and no cruelty to ani-
mals, there is not much the
policy is really saying.
‘There is no overarching vi-
sion, no cultural context or
aspiration established.’
Ms Morrison also claims it
isn’t the role of council policy
to tell event organisers they
have to have effective and ef-
ficient resources allocated to
the event.
‘What community events
ever do?’, she says. ‘Does this
mean we won’t be given ap-
proval because a council offic-
er doesn’t think we can either
a) raise the money (for
which one needs an approval
first!) or
b) pull it off on a shoe
string?
‘Council’s decision not to
recommend a part time or
full time events officer is also
short sighted, according to Ms
Morrison.
‘It took 18 months to fi-
nally get an approval to stage
Artscape Biennial at Clarkes
Beach reserve, and I am con-
vinced that had there been a
dedicated officer to deal with
our application it would have
taken less than half the time
and the savings of staff time
would have been consider-
able.
‘There was so much time
wasting by a variety of staff
as they invented our approval
process as it unfolded.
‘Byron Council is constant-
ly hampered by a lack of spe-
cialised staff.’
Blues Fest granted
11 years in Tyagarah
The Blues Festival was ap-
proved by Council to have its
event in Tyagarah for the next
eleven years.
At the time of going to
press, Splendour In The
Grass management had not
returned calls for comment
over the policy.
Best event in Australia? It’s Blues Fest
Byron Bay’s Blues Festival
has been named as Austral-
ian Event of the Year, as well
as picking up the award for
Best Cultural/Arts Event.
The announcement was
made at the Australian Event
Awards, held in Sydney last
Thursday.
Director Peter Noble told
The Echo he was taken by
surprise. ‘They had us up the
back of the auditorium, and
we never expected to win.
‘It’s such a thrill,’ he said.
‘Of course I am very proud Annika Oman and Peter Noble celebrating their win last Thurs-
day in Sydney. Photo supplied.
of all our team. It recognises
the hard work put in by all.’
T h e a n nu a l f e s t i v a l Sydney’s New Year’s Eve Cel- ists on six stages for 12 hours
trumped hundreds of entries ebrations.’ daily with over 200 perfor-
vying for the prestigious title. Held annually over Easter mances.
‘I can’t believe a small or- for the last 21 years, the five The Peats Ridge Festival
ganisation such as ours beat day event attracts people won the Best Achievement in
Microsoft, WOMADelaide, from around the world and Sustainability award, with the
Sydney’s FIFA, The Austral- across Australia. Last year Blues Fest being a finalist in
ian Tennis Open 2010 and Blues Fest showcased art- that category also.

Who wants to stop the music?
Hans Lovejoy
The police, apparently, plus
a few neighbours surround-
ing the streets of Byron’s CBD
precinct.
A trial of amplified busking
in Byron Bay was approved by
council this week, however the
NSW Police Force came out
against such a trial.
In a document to Council,
Acting Inspector Doug Con-
ners said it would increase
anti-social behaviour, noise,
obstruction and cause poten-
tially anti-social and violent be-
haviour due to intoxicated on-
lookers. ‘The policy approves
of busking until 12am, which is
the most significant issue in re-
lation to street related violence.’
However musician David
Ades, a regular street perform-
er, told The Echo, ‘I have never
witnessed any arrests, or anti
-social behaviour while busk-
ing. We provide free entertain-
ment for the tourists, young
people and families. It’s an op-
portunity to see live music up
close on the street, away from
licensed premises.’
Bangalow’s new pool on drawing board
New plans for the much-an-
ticipated Bangalow Pool will
be released this week, accord-
ing the Bangalow Pool Trust
(BPT).
'We have been working on
this project for 14 years now
and over this time the plans
have changed several times,'
said BPT president Peta
Heeson, 'but we now feel we
have the right combination of
ideas which will be right for
Bangalow.'
In July, local architect Dom-
inic Finlay-Jones came on
board to build upon the hard
work already completed.
'Our proposal to the Trust
was to place an outdoor heated
pool within a large recreational
park so that the pool becomes
integrated into the sports pre-
cinct, which is already a hub
for the community,' he said.
Dominic said the facility
would include a 25m 8-lane
outdoor swimming pool, a
shaded kids’ pool (both pas-
sively heated in the cooler
months), a large multi-purpose
space, a crèche and a café.
The community is encour-
aged to view the proposed
pool online at bangalowpool.
com.au.

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Story & photo Eve Jeffery
A short film featuring ‘Ollie
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the opening of the revamped
Byron Regional College last
Wednesday.
Ollie’s journey through the
construction took the viewer
onto the building site to high-
light the many eco friendly
additions which are also men-
tioned on several plaques
adorning the walls of the stu-
dios and offices.
Tricia Shantz who was the
Secretary of Byron Adult Edu-
cation for 14 years, gave a brief
history of adult education in
the Byron Shire, saying that
the original grant from the
government was for $1,000 extreme gratitude to the build- grungy old shed,’ she said. ‘It
and it grew from there. er Trevor Holdsworth and the has been a labour of love that
architect Mark Halford whose is a real credit to everyone
Council praised vision and expertise made the involved. The college is a real
College director Richard dream a reality. vision.
Vinycomb that the college had Mark is currently over- ‘In a community that so
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mum amount possible from the event but his family and shared vision.’
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Mr Vinycomb also praised cation of an incredible college ‘This is a wonderful envi-
council for their swift response committee and staff that the ronmentally friendly facility
when haste was needed. college was able to continue to and something to behold,’ he
‘I want to acknowledge operate during the renovation said. ‘The Byron Shire has em-
council,’ he said. ‘Without the process. braced adult education and
support of Jan Barham and Mayor Jan Barham de- this is one of the best facilities
Ray Darney we wouldn’t have scribed the facility as a tri- out of the 63 across the state.’
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R U OK: supporting mental health and wellbeing for youth 3 ti-tree plce. arts & industrial estate byron bay 66855714

Eve Jeffery grief at the loss of so many of run in this area.

Our children are dying and

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Between youth suicide
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risk behaviour, the instances
of the death of Australia’s
youth are growing at an
alarming rate, and a group
of local parents, friends and
the youth themselves are
working to make a change.
The Headspace for Mullum-
bimby action group is a team
of concerned people who are
alarmed by the high incidence
of youth fatalities and who feel
that the youth of our com-
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Headspace was established
and funded by the the fed-
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health and well being support,
information and services to
young people and their fami-
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Thirty Headspace centres
have been established nation-
ally so far, with a further 10
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It’s part of an ongoing na-
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would like to see the program
To raise awareness of the is-
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A world class sustainable event
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The proposal for a permanent sustainable cultural event venue on North Byron Parklands’
660 acre site at Yelgun is now on public exhibition with the NSW Department of Planning.
s Your supportive submission will make all the difference to the success of the proposal.
s The event usage proposed is in grazed pasturelands covering less than 50% of the site, leaving
the majority for habitat use and bush regeneration.
s Approval has been sought for up to 20 days of events each year:
- Minor events – less than 300 patrons – no daily limits proposed
- Small events – 300 to 3,000 patrons – no more than 4 event days per year
- Moderate events – 3000 – 10,000 patrons – no more than 4 event days per year
- Major events –10,000 – 35,000* patrons – no more than 12 event days per year.
Splendour in the Grass would occupy 3 of these 12 days.
It would take many years to build to this capacity. One or two major events would be held in the first year.
* Incremental capacity increases from 35,000 would only be sought based on achieving stringent
performance criteria covering a range of aspects such as traffic, noise, ecology etc. Extensive studies
have shown that a manageable long term upper limit of patrons for a major event is 50,000.
A later stage proposes a conference centre with a capacity of up to 180 people, a cultural centre
covering indigenous and non-indigenous history from the immediate area, a depot and office for a
rainforest restoration team and a nursery for rainforest and bush tucker plants.

INSURANCE DOLLARS IN THIS ECHO! s The application details extensive commitments to avoid where possible or otherwise mitigate
impacts upon the residential amenity of those living around the site. Please see our website.
North Byron Parklands will, when operating at capacity:
s Distribute over $100,000.00 annually to local community groups through the North Byron Parklands
Community Grants Program. The Program will commence with the first major event held.
s Inject $192.6 million (total multiplier effect) into the economy annually (RPS Group, 2010).
s Create 210 full time equivalent jobs (RPS Group, 2010).

We value your support

The NSW Department of Planning takes individual submissions via electronic submission or posted letter
seriously. To support the proposal please go to our website and take five minutes to write a submission.
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The Carnies, Kooks and Clowns exhibition opened at Retrospect Gallery on Jonson St last Friday. Pictured is ‘Even Felix Couldn’t
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Calls for Splendour site support divides
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Hans Lovejoy voked debate over its capacity Contrary to ill informed Northern Rivers Tourism
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Mullumbimby NSW 2482 Tweed Heads NSW 2485 to be environmentally sensitive media reports we have never (NRT) has asked the public to
Are the big festivals in By- on the grounds it has chosen to sought to have the Splendor In write submissions of support to
With Integrity & Light Cameron Bell, Principal
Kate Brady LLB (Hons) ron generous philanthropic call home. The Grass Festival leave Byron. the NSW Department of Plan-
friendly giants or self serving The Coalition For Festival ‘What they are proposing, ning. ‘The Department takes
greedy goliaths suckling at By- Sanity’s (CFFS) Mac Nicolson however, and the manner in individual submissions via
‘It’s amazing that the amount of news that ron’s resources? told The Echo the DA put for- which they have operated, email or posted letter seriously,’
The North Byron Parklands ward by the Spendour in The ie seeking approval from the NRT’s Russell Mills said.
happens in the world every day always just proposal – where Splendour In Grass is currently unworkable. State Government, we find no ‘A report by International
The Grass wants to be – went ‘It will transform the whole alternative but to strenuously consultancy firm RPS Group
exactly fits the newspaper.’ – Jerry Seinfield on public exhibition on Thurs- Shire into a permanent night- oppose the development and states that North Byron Park-
day October 7, and has pro- mare of partying, binge drink- encourage all within the com- lands, operating at its full po-
ing and drug taking, threaten- munity and all those visitors tential, will inject $192.6 mil-
ing the fragile ecosystem of and families who love Byron lion annually (total multiplier
the adjacent high conservation to lodge submissions opposing effect) into the region and will
area of the Billinudgel nature this development. create 210 full time equivalent
reserve and taxing to the ex- ‘This is in stark contrast to jobs.’ He also added ‘The event
treme our local infrastructure the much appreciated Blues usage proposed is in grazed
and amenities. Festival who have sought per- pasturelands covering less than
‘We view the proposal as a mission from the local authori- 50 per cent of the overall site,
massive over-development that ties and engaged with the local leaving the majority of the site
seeks permission to hold four community at every step in or- for habitat use and bush regen-
mega festivals of unlimited size der to expand and grow their eration.’
per year plus another four of festival and who, subsequently, At the time of going to
up to 10,000 patrons and an have broad community sup- press, Splendour In The
unlimited number of smaller port and respect.’ Grass management had not


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Blackbirds ‘crowd funded’ to success
Local musical group Blackbirds say they received ‘skyrocketing ‘We recorded locally at Panoramix Studios and mixed it at
demand’ for an album from fans following their appearances on Rocking Horse.’ She added the album also features percussion-
TV’s Australia’s Got Talent. ist Daniel Gonzalez from Tijuana Cartel and is expected to be
‘$10,000 was generated in just 48 days’, member Renee Simone released around Christmas.
told The Echo, ‘and was achieved through online donations from ‘Crowd funding’ is a platform to present artistic ideas and ask
fans via the fundbreak website and our Facebook page.’ for funding via the internet. For more visit www.fundbreak.com.
Ms Simone says the money will be used to complete and tour au and www.blackbirds.com.au.
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Farewell Pete Jackson – community stalwart
Byron Bay lost a very spe-
cial community member last
Tuesday.
Pete Jackson, 50, passed
away around 8:30 Wednesday
morning in the Lismore Hos-
pital. He was taken suddenly
to the hospital the night before.
Pete was a very familiar face
around the Byron Community
Centre and the Byron markets.
He undertook various roles
through the Community Cen-
tre and was a smiling happy
face behind the bar at Byron
theatre shows.
He helped people to their
seats as a theatre usher, and
on ocassion was a very capable
MC for shows in the theatre.
At the Byron markets he was
essential to the team as he chat-
ted his way around the market
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There is a part in all of us that
imagines when it is our time to
die, we’d like to go out doing
something we love.
Tragically young film maker
Anthony Fricker did just that
August 2, 2009, leaving unful-
filled dreams and loved ones
behind.
During the filming of a
downhill sequence on the Burr-
ingbar Ranges for his film Skate
Australia, Anthony had a colli-
sion with a fellow skater and did
not recover from his injuries.
The film was still at a very
early stage of post production
when Anthony died and there
were only two people with
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enough knowledge of the pro-
ject to finish it – Swedish twin
brothers Jonatan and Sebastian
Lundmark from Dampling
Productions.
Jonatan and Sebastian had
been working closely with An-
thony. Three weeks after An-
thony’s funeral they committed
to the challenge of completing
the production and dedicated
a whole year to finishing Skate
Australia for their beloved and
greatly missed friend.
The film is based on the
simple idea of traveling the
country with a group of skat-
ers and their long boards, who
within weeks were rolling with
extreme downhill skaters from
all over the world.
Skate Australia documents a
road-trip of discovery into this
rapidly emerging and varying
sport, covering all styles of
long boarding: slalom, sliding,
dancing and downhill.
After skating beaches,
mountains and big cities of
Australia’s east coast the film
comes to a climax in Bathurst
and the biggest downhill skat-
ing event in Australian history,
the World Championship in
Downhill Skateboarding.
Skateboarders dressed in
full face helmets and leather
suits, racing down Mt Panora-
ma at 100km an hour, looking
more like super V8 cars than
skateboarders and to he hon-
est, some of the footage is just
plain hectic.
Just days before Anthony
passed away, he recorded a
scripted narration, originally
to be used as a rough guideline
through the editing process.
The fact that it was not the offi-
cial recording made it a perfect
voiceover due to its relaxed and
natural feel.
There are not many docu-
mentaries that have pulled off
a “one take” voice-over for a 35
minute long documentary.
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Some of the features include
the online sales of tickets for
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of events and market updates.
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That’s how this place oper-
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Fun run shows volunteers the money
Mullum to Bruns Walk and
Run organiser Mehil Becker-
man recently got together with
the recipients of over $17,000
of funds raised from the event.
This year’s third annual walk
was a great success, and as in
years past, volunteers from
worthy causes were also the
winners.
Representatives from local
volunteer rescue organisations
were on hand to receive the
cheques.
They include the Brunswick
Valley Rescue Squad, the
Brunswick Volunteer Marine
Rescue, the Mullumbimby Ru-
ral Fire Brigade and the Byron
Shire SES, and also reps from
both the Mullumbimby High
School and Mullum Public
school.
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Garden winner tackles acidic soils
Bruce Dickson, winner of the Spring Garden competition
Story & photo Eve Jeffery
The Ocean Shores and Dis-
trict Garden Club recently
held their Spring Garden
competition.
As the competition cov-
ers the entire 2483 postcode,
there were a few entries from
Brunswick Heads this year
with two of the prize winners
coming from the town.
There were a lot of new en-
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Shire. If you have an award,
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businesses we would love
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Tsonga is a new store in
Byron Bay – and their first
in Australia – selling all Renovations are currently
hand-stitched, ethically taking place on the site
made products from Africa. of Spoon, down from the
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tries among the 38 who com-
peted, but first place went to
Bruce Dickson and Daryl Sul-
livan of Ocean Shores.
Their beautiful Pacific Re-
sort Style garden has even
been opened in the past to
the Open Gardens Scheme of
Australia.
Bruce said that one of the
challenges of the garden
was getting used to the dif-
ferent soil.
Bags, belts, wallets and
shoes are made by a group
of women in Africa for
whom a special trust has
been set up by Tsonga,
aimed at supporting
their education, food and
medical assistance. The
shop is at 19 – 23 Lawson
Street, Byron Bay.
‘We come from Adelaide
where the soil is alkaline,’ he
said.
‘The soil here is acidic. This
block had been half levelled
during the development of
of Ocean Shores so there was
only a small amount of top
soil, then rock, rocks and
more rocks.’
The garden club welcomes
new members and can be
contacted on 6680 5175.
Beach Hotel in Jonson
Street, Byron Bay. It will be
renamed Wahoo’s.
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month they celebrate a
thirty year milestone of
operating in the Byron
Shire. Manager Adrian told
The Echo his company is the
second largest employer in
the Shire, with around 100
contractors and employees.
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The Bangalow Chamber of
Commerce is celebrating with
the ‘Spring into Bangalow’
Fashion Parade on October 14
at the A&I Hall.
The fourth-ever parade of its
kind to be held in Bangalow,
the charity event will promote
local businesses and designers
and raise much-needed funds
for the Bangalow Community
Children’s Centre.
Runway highlights will in-
clude resort and party wear,
day-to-night looks, weekend
casual, swimwear and lingerie
with local stores such as Au-
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Byron Bay kids
saving water
Three, four and five year olds
and their teachers at the San-
dhills Early Childhood Centre
in Byron Bay celebrated wa-
ter saving achievements last
week.
Through recently complet-
ed water saving works and an
education program they are
now empowered to help save
our resources.
The Early Childhood
Centre had already achieved
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Comment

A dangerous dip in the Basin

I
t is now more than three
and a half years since John
Howard and his newly ap-
Volume 25 #19 October 12, 2010 pointed minister for Water and
the Environment, Malcolm
Turnbull, promised to fix up
La Niña and El Niño the Murray-Darling Basin with
a great big $10 billion dollar
splash.
partnership complete The figure, and indeed the
plan, were apparently plucked
out of the air; they came as a
complete surprise to Treas-
Despite the flooding here it’s not raining in the Amazon.
It should be, according to the BBC, ‘A dry spell caused by high tem- ury, the Finance Department
peratures and reduced rainfall has diminished the Amazon river in Peru and even to Howard’s cabinet,
to its lowest level in 40 years, and is causing severe economic disruption but they produced spectacu-
throughout the country.’ lar headlines at the start of an
It’s called a La Niña, and I heard it first from orchid enthusiast Jay at election year.
the Poinciana cafe in Mullum. He described the trend as opposite to the Unfortunately that was
El Niño, and said we can expect further inclement weather because of it. about all they produced; the
Indeed El Niño and now La Niña affect both Australia and South
America – causing opposite weather patterns across the globe. Like the
state premiers in Queensland
and Victoria simply refused
degradation of the Murray Darling, the state of Peru’s rivers now threaten
that country’s economy.
to sign up to a scheme which,
The AFP reports ‘The low water levels have stranded several boats and they correctly foresaw, would
suspended shipping services, closing several ports and harbours in Peru, involve their own irrigators
which rely on the river for transport.’ losing out.
No doubt industry will overcome short term geographic and technical And in its first term Kevin
obstacles, but the question remains: are we experiencing weather shifts Rudd’s government, beset by
due to human activity, or is this just another longer term pattern of the the Global Financial Crisis
planet’s climate cycle? and the wider issue of climate
An incredibly toxic sludge from Hungary now threatens the Danube change, didn’t do much better.
river, due to bauxite (aluminium) mining. It begs the question – how
well equipped are Australian bauxite mines to respond to flooding? And
Penny Wong did manage to
what of uranium mining, now that the La Niña weather pattern threat- spend one and a half billion
ens this continent? dollars buying back some 700
Environmentalist David Suzuki will be in Byron Bay at the end of the gigalitres from willing sellers,
month, and although he doesn’t claim to have all the answers, he sure but until the recent rains came
is a good person to ask. Elders such as Suzuki bring reason and wisdom the health of the rivers contin-
to these debates, and their opinions are of great value to humanity’s ued to worsen.
quest to be better managers of the planet’s finite resources. Perhaps it’s The problem was obvious;
not the greatest timing from Gillard for water restrictions – apparently human activity was taking too
production of the fourth Mad Max movie has been suspended due to
much water out of them.
the unseasonable green pastures of the film’s location in Broken Hill.
Hans Lovejoy – Acting Editor The solution, therefore, was
to curtail the human activity,
but this involved political pain
In the right headspace which none of the six govern-
Among many other things, October is Mental Health Month in NSW. ments concerned – one federal,
The theme is ‘Good Friends Help Us Bounce Back’ and puts the em- four state and one territory –
phasis on the community to help build resilience. was prepared to suffer.
We certainly need resilience among young local people having to face Thus it was left to the Mur-
a series of tragedies, including the suicide of their friends. To that end, ray Darling Basin Authority to
concerned locals are pushing for a headspace support centre in the style come up with a hard science-
of the national movement www.headspace.org.au. based analysis of just what the
Already they have established a Facebook Cause ‘Support Headspace
for Mullumbimby’ to lobby the federal mental health minister for a
options were.
centre. Business as usual was not
The more funding for youth outreach services the better. Early one of them; if the rivers con-
intervention in the area of mental health is a winner on all levels. To join tinued to deteriorate at the
the Mullumbimby Action Group contact Karen Hodder on 6684 6407 or present rate, within a couple of
email karen_hodder@bigpond.com.
Michael McDonald
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decades the local environment
would break down altogether
and human activity would not
only be curtailed but would be-
come altogether unviable.
But going back to the pris-
tine natural state wasn’t on
either; this would require the
return of some 7000 extra gi-
galitres at a current cost of $2.3
million each.
At present just $3.1 billion
is budgeted for the next three
years. And quite apart from the
If the rivers continued to
deteriorate at the present rate,
human activity would not only
be curtailed but would become
altogether unviable.
by Mungo MacCallum
money, taking back that quan-
tity would wreck most of the
agricultural industries which
are the basin’s economic raison
d’etre.
Clearly a compromise had
to be found, but even so it was
always going to be a controver-
sial one: thus the Authority’s
report was not released until
after the election.
And even now, the report
makes it clear that it is only
floating ideas for consideration
by all the interested parties: the
final decision will have to be
made by governments after
extensive consultation and ex-
planation.
However, its conclusions are
clear: to get the system work-
ing to the extent that the Mur-
ray flows through to the sea
for a reasonable amount of the
time, an absolute minimum of
3,000 extra gigalitres will be
needed.
This would involve cutting
existing allocations across the
entire area of the catchment
by about 27 per cent on av-
erage at a cost of around $7
billion, which would be spent
on buying back water and
improving infrastructure. A
much better result would be
achieved by a cut of 37 per
cent at a cost of over $9 bil-
lion, but this would involve
more dislocation and would
therefore be harder to sell.
Even the lower figure would
result in the loss of about
$800 million a year in pro-
duction and about 800 jobs.
The irrigators claim these lat-
ter figures are a drastic under-
estimate: the National Farmers
Federation put the job losses at
ten times as high. And obvi-
ously the high water users like
rice and cotton growers would
be hit hard.
It could, of course, be argued
that such crops should never
have been grown in Austral-
ian conditions in the first place,
but there are still a lot of work-
ers – and votes – involved.
The redoubtable Barnaby
Joyce came to a predictable
conclusion: ‘It’s not going out
on a limb to say that if you take
45 per cent from an area, the
area for all intents and purpos-
es is decimated.’
Well actually it’s worse than
that; decimation would mean
a loss of just ten per cent. But
Barnaby was never very good
at arithmetic.
The electoral arithmetic is
actually quite straightforward;
almost the whole basin is Lib-
eral or National Party territory,
so in purely political terms a
Effective, natural-based treatment
federal Labor government has
little to lose by going in fast and
hard. But in a broader social
context the choices are more
complex.
Obviously the environment
is a precious and irreplaceable
resource. But the rural lifestyle
of some of the small farmers
and irrigators, especially in the
horticultural areas, is also a
valuable national asset.
The economic rationalists
may deride it as wasteful and
uncompetitive, and no doubt
in the cold hard terms of the
global economy they are right.
But that does not mean that it
is not worth preserving.
Faced with a similar dilem-
ma many years ago, France
made what is usually seen as
the irrational choice: it used
high tariffs and subsidies to
prop up the regional lifestyle
of its small farmers.
The free traders screamed
with indignation, but the fact
is that the French countryside
remains one of the most desir-
able destinations in the world:
the same well-paid economists
who insist that they loathe
the very basis of its existence
queue to sample the delights
of its local cuisine and culture.
The Murray Darling basin
is not just Australia’s major
food bowl, and an important
economic resource in its own
right; it is also one of the most
varied and interesting parts of
the country.
Restoring it to the environ-
mental paradise of the years
before white settlement might
be the preferred solution of the
extreme greens, but it would
involve losses well beyond the
immediate disruption of the
present generation.
Julia Gillard has promised
that she will not shrink from
the hard decisions. They won’t
come much harder than the
one she will have to make on
the Murray Darling Basin.
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Letters
Time to introduce park and ride
Some things in life are just
wrong – Julie Bishop’s eyes,
the phrase ‘Places of interest in
Lismore’ and traffic gridlock in
Byron. When the rest of Aus-
tralia wakes up and moves to
this area, ‘Carpark Full’ will be
a permanent addition to the
‘Welcome To Byron Bay’ sign.
Recently stuck in Ewings-
dale Road holiday traffic sorely
tested my belief in life being
the journey rather than the
destination and got me think-
ing (again) about Byron’s traffic
dilemma. Sadly, I don’t have
all the answers (surprising, I
know), but I am curious as to
why the discussion seems to
have slipped off the radar.
A recent article in the SMH
extolling the virtues of Amster-
dam’s conversion to the bicycle
had Byron Bay written all over
it. Thirty years ago, when the
writing was on the dyke wall,
Dutch authorities began de-
signing infrastructure around
the bicycle rather than the car.
Dangerous woman
Almost a perfect day – game
of golf at Byron Bay with my
husband, then a most deli-
cious seafood dinner near the
beach. Feeling happy, relaxed
and in holiday mode, I was in
the mood for a treat – a single
glass of scotch whisky to slowly
sip and gaze into the night sky,
savour my celtic ancestry and
memories of my dear dad.
After three pubs refused
point blank to sell me ‘a shot’
citing a local hotels agreement,
I gave up. On the way home, we
encountered a group of intoxi-
cated lads weaving all over the
footpath, barely able to stand.
I mentally thanked the Byron
Bay law makers for a well-tar-
geted policy without which this
51 year old matron could have
possibly trashed the joint!
Jenny Taubman
Annandale
Mobile towers OK
Contrary to claims in a recent
article (‘Optus tower opposi-
tion grows’, Echo, September
28), there is no credible scien-
tific evidence of health effects
from living or working near a
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Apparently 57 per cent of all
Amsterdam’s inner-city traffic
movement is now via bicycle.
The system is so safe, helmets
aren’t necessary. Meanwhile,
our Aussie visionaries remain
busy trying to come up with a
plural for sheep.
The most favoured approach
to the traffic gridlock in Byron
focuses on the word ‘bypass’.
A true bypass would bypass
the town but the stats tell us 83
per cent of motorists on Ew-
ingsdale Road are destined for
Byron, not Suffolk Park and
not Ballina. Nobody knows
where Suffolk Park is and no-
body wants to know where
Ballina is.
The other bypass, the one be-
ing promoted, directs incom-
ing traffic down Butler Street
to then re-enter Jonson Street
opposite Marvell Street, which
is like implanting a second oe-
sophagus to cure constipation.
When cities around the globe
are banishing vehicular traffic
mobile phone base station.
Comprehensive reviews of
over 2500 research publica-
tions, including more than 600
studies specifically on mobile
phones and base stations, by
governments and health au-
thorities continue, without ex-
ception, to find there is no sub-
stantiated scientific evidence of
health effects.
In fact, the World Health
Organisation’s fact sheet states:
‘Considering the very low
exposure levels and research
results collected to date, there
is no convincing scientific evi-
dence that the weak RF signals
from base stations and wireless
networks cause adverse health
effects.’
Also, a recent independent
review of all the science on
base stations and health by
the Irish Government Expert
Group found: ‘There is no sci-
entific basis for, or evidence of,
adverse health effects affecting
either children or adults as a
result of their exposure to RF
fields from phone masts. This
applies irrespective of the loca-
tion of the phone mast.’
Furthermore, the Irish Gov-
THE BYRON SHIRE
from their CBDs, why does By-
ron insist on remaining in the
dark ages? Didn’t we manifest
our existence in this paradise
to transcend this sort of shit?
Why has the ‘Park and Ride’
approach, proposed by the
likes of our Mayor, not been
given the same consideration
as a ‘bypass’? The system, com-
prising perimeter parking and
an efficient public transport
system, has worked for years in
ski villages like Mount Hotham
and Falls Creek. Is Byron’s low
snowfall the problem? We
could tell the Queenslanders
they’re not able to drive their
Beamers to the Beachy because
the streets are crotch deep in
pixie dust only the enlightened
can see.
The perfect Byron com-
muter hub is currently under
construction. Known as ‘The
Sportsfields’, this area could
accommodate all vehicles ar-
riving from the north. A fleet
of solar powered, open-sided,
ernment Expert Group said:
‘The public can have legitimate
concerns over the physical
appearance of such masts in
their neighbourhood. It is also
true that some will be worried
about the possible effects the
mast may have on the health
of their family, but the scien-
tific evidence does not support
their concerns.’
A recent audit of base sta-
tions across Australia by the
Federal Department of Health
found base stations, even
those expected to have the
highest levels, emit less than
0.001 per cent of the safety
standard, or 100,000 times
below the standard.
However, the mobile phone
industry acknowledges that
some people are genuinely
concerned and we are com-
mitted to addressing these
concerns responsibly through
active community and local
government consultation.
Chris Althaus
CEO
Australian Mobile Telecom-
munications Association
Acceptance
Hello Australia Post, I went to
Mullumbimby Post Shop yes-
terday to collect mail. On the
door is a new sign: ‘No dogs
allowed. Guide dogs accepted.’
Surely it should be ‘guide
dogs excepted’ as you are mak-
ing an exception to allow their
entry. Or perhaps they re-
ally are ‘accepted’. Though this
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when we get one, these vehi-
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provide everything from Rum
to Rescue Remedy, ensuring
any delays in traffic flow would
almost be welcomed. Botox
could be provided for the Gold
Coasters so they at least look
happy on public transport.
Should delays still occur, over-
head signs could explain why:
‘Mercury in Retrograde – Go
Slow’.
It might not be any of the
above that solves the problem,
but whatever does, I hope it’s
instrumental in reclaiming the
old Byron. C’mon you vision-
aries – on your bikes!
Mick Malloy
Suffolk Park Rusty’s make your money back over the year
would require a change in your
delivery rules. After all live ani-
BYRONGUIDE since 1984
mals are hard to mail. And if
it were a large dog you would
need to change the 105mm
maximum length rule. Also if
it were over 20kg we would be
in trouble as it would be ‘too
heavy’.
I do think that maybe you are
‘accepting’ them, though. After
all, your delivery people are in 7 WEEKS TO PRINT . BOOK NOW
dire need of them to avoid mail ONE OFF COST – ONE YEAR EXPOSURE
beats the heck out of the echo
being put in the wrong PO box.
And they need them to find ru-
ral addresses, thereby reducing
the need to get a PO box in the
first place in order to actually
receive mail – eventually.
Peter Kunzli
Mullumbimby
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Council chambers in Mullum-
bimby during the occupation
by so called nutters etc as de-
scribed on your front page ar-
ticle of September 28, I would
like to say that I did not have
a hidden agenda and that my
mental status is not that of
a nutter nor am I a layabout
putting down persons I have
no connection with. I am not
racist or arrogant towards my
fellow human beings and I do
have respect for the people
who occupied this land before
the British invasion but my IQ
is intact, my motivations are
honorable, my search for an-
swers has covered many cor-
ners of the globe and exposed
me to people of many experi-
ences and opinions.
All the time I am conscious
of keeping an open mind that
others have their story – be
cautious not to judge unin-
formed, last but not least be
prepared to learn always. I
would like to finish my story
by saying that I appreciate the
opportunity for listening to
the people of the park and the
Council at Byron for allowing
them the space to voice their
stories and motivations.
L De Marco
Mullumbimby
Q When I hear Welcome To
Country I honour all who were
part of it before me. In a tacti-
cal maneouvre, White politics
has created a divisive situation
whereby only Aboriginal clans
who can prove a continuous
link to a geographical area have
the exclusive rights to reap ac-
companying financial and
prestigious rewards. Well, we
know that’s not always obvi-
ously provable, and so too may
be Uncle Harry’s Ngaraakwal
clan’s claim. Time and the Aus-
tralian Institute of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Stud-
ies will have some answers.
Some say the way we treat
each other is the way we treat
our environment. Thanks Un-
12 October 12, 2010 The Byron Shire Echo
cle Harry for holding ground festivity and storytelling by the
in a dignified way. Oh and fires of the hearth. A night for
goodness help the refugees. cakes and ale, music, dancing
Kaye Groves and putting the ouija boards to
New health service in Bay
Mullumbimby Creek good use in celebration of all I am writing on behalf of the digenous communities in a Service is Dr Jodi Stevenson
things occult and spiritual and Byron Community Centre to culturally appropriate way. It GP, Mark Moore CEO, Emma
Halloween a good time had by all until the inform the community that we offers a wide range of services Walk, practice manager, and
In a couple of weeks’ time on sun rose and the veils closed have welcomed the Bullinah from education and counsel- Barry Phyball, health worker.
the night of October 31, Hal- once more until the next year Aboriginal Health Service to ling to GP clinics and the main If you have any enquries
loween will be celebrated. It of visitations. And let’s not for- the Fletcher Street Cottage, 18 office is located in Ballina. It about this service or any of the
is a pity that a once magical get to invite the pets we loved Fletcher Street, Byron Bay. was established two and a half other services that are offered
celebration has descended in now gone to the ‘Other world’. We enjoyed a welcome to years ago, and also has a clinic at the Cottage please call the
modern times into a bizarre Peggy Balfour country from Aunty Dulcie on Cabbage Tree Island. manager Katie Thompson on
caricature of its original sig- Mullumbimby from the Arakwal People and The Bullinah Health Service 6685 5959 10am till 4pm Mon-
nificance. Aunty Bertha and Aunty Nan- will operate at the Cottage ev- day to Friday.
Prior to the Christianisation Carbon crazies cy from the Bundjalung Peo- ery Wednesday from 10am till The Fletcher Street Cottage
of the Celtic pagan people this Is this stupidity or what? ple. It was a happy gathering 2pm. is supported and managed by
was the first day of the sea- First we (humans) work to- to celebrate a milestone for the If you want to see the doc- the Salvation Army, The By-
son of Samhain ( pronounced wards a sensible carbon solu- Bullinah Health Service in set- tor just come in to the Cottage ron Community Centre, The
Sahw’n). Samhain was the be- tion with a price and/or caps ting up this clinic in Byron Bay. and bring your Medicare Card St Vincent De Paul Society and
ginning of the season of cold on carbon. Then the ignorant, Bullinah Aboriginal Health with you. Byron Shire Council.
and dark (as opposed to Bel- money hungry fools among Service was established to meet The team involved in the Jani Collins
tain, the season of light and us try to derail this process. the health needs of coastal in- Bullinah Aboriginal Health President BBCA Inc
warmth). This was the time of Then some of the more ra-
year of the closing of harvest tional of them finally realise are enough steady hands on Principles’. Moreover it could able and relevant positioning
and the initiation of the winter they have made a mistake. So the tiller. If you have steady provide a means by which a would demonstrate that the
season. Many of today’s tradi- they scramble for the wonder- hands, google us at Transition community consensus, so es- landowners are truly focused
tions of celebrating Halloween ful cheap solution of blocking Byron Shire. sential to success, could be de- on the desires, dreams and
are adopted from Samhain, the some sunlight (various scary Sapoty Brook veloped. needs of the Byron market.
Celtic Druid fire festival. options available). Well, we Mullumbimby This is important when the And it is important the land-
The early Christian church weren’t capable of agreeing possible scale of the West By- owners are proactive in de-
fathers disapproved of the fes- to carbon cuts and renewable West Byron vision ron project is considered – per- fining their position so the
tival of Samhain which, to their incentives anyway, were we, It is mildly comforting to see haps land for between 1,000 community does not draw the
sombre mindset, was a load of so this is obviously the best the Byron Bay West landown- to 1,400 dwellings might be conclusion that West Byron
Pagan hanky-panky display- solution. ers are prepared to engage so created. By way of compari- will be another ‘cookie cutter’
ing irreverence for the dead. Brilliant! Then we can con- openly with the community son, Byron Shire had 11,942 subdivision with built form
As they could not completely tinue spewing carbon dioxide and that most are Byron Shire occupied private dwellings on patterns and homogenous
repress Samhain festivals they into the air and as long as the locals (Echo, October 5). Hope- Census night 2006. Bangalow housing forms typical of those
decide to do the ‘If you can’t sun-block is maintained we are fully their sensitivity to the By- had 519, Mullumbimby 1,230 produced by unimaginative
beat ’em, join ’em’ caper so they cruising, baby! Holy shonks! ron community, and the Shire’s and Byron Bay itself had 2,250. developers incapable of inno-
sprinkled it with holy water What a bunch of @’s! Don’t unique environment and iden- West Byron could therefore be vation and only interested in
and called it All Saint’s Day, they know that the tempera- tity, will (at least) balance their conceived as a completely new short-term gain.
to be observed austerely in the ture on the surface of Venus is economic objectives and sim- village in the Shire. How key A logical conclusion to the
churches. 500C because of the CO2 in its ple adherence to the letter and issues such as housing diversity Vision Statement might be
To the Pagan’s mind this was atmosphere? spirit of the relevant legislation and affordability, local shops, some clues on how different
the one night of the year when I thought they were sceptics, and policies. However, it seems community and education fa- landowner needs are to be eq-
the veils between the world of oh, but not sceptical about their present focus is just on cilities, services infrastructure, uitably accommodated, man-
the living and the world of the humanity’s ability to keep a process, a box ticking exercise vehicular traffic, pedestrian aged and resolved. This is im-
departed were opened, a time shade cloth wrapped around to meet the Department of and cycle movement, employ- portant as the value of West
for celebrations, festivals, bon- our planet for thousands of Planning’s formal Study Re- ment opportunities and open Byron can be significantly
fires, feasting, honoring those years? Do these geniuses put quirements. spaces (to name a few) are to be enhanced if the development
who had passed to the ‘Other sun screen on their skin can- What would be useful, even integrated and balanced with process demonstrates the
World’ and convening with the cers too? at this early stage, is for the site’s natural assets, cultural seamless, orderly and coher-
spirits of the departed loved Hey, isn’t prevention better landowners to articulate a co- history and environmental im- ent urban experience typical of
ones. than suppression? Oh, that’s herent and compelling Vision peratives needs to be spelt out.  that produced by a focused and
It was not thought of as a right, suppression is cure, isn’t for the site. This would pro- This could lead to a state- single minded master develop-
morbid occasion, but one in it? Any drug dispensing doctor vide the basis for measuring ment on West Byron’s future er. A well-considered structure
which the dearly departed were knows that. how well the planning process position in the northern NSW could be a model for other de-
revered for how they had lived; Oh dear, we have so much meets a set of objectives more housing market. An under- velopments in an environment
a time of remembrance with to learn, don’t we? I hope there precise than the current ‘Five standable, distinctive, believ- where the pressure for more
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One rule for the big boys and another for the rest
Q Anyone expecting a benign
human scale shop develop-
ment on the Woolworths site
should take a stroll down Sta-
tion Street. It is something of a
shock to come into the shadow
of grim grey walls looming
above even the tall tree line. At
the moment it looks as though
sections of the Berlin Wall have
been recycled. They are as im-
posing as those of a high tech
prison.
Spare a thought perhaps for
residents in both Station Street
and Prince Street for their loss
in such brutal fashion of sky
and horizon. I wonder how
many residents confronted by
these walls (fenced-in walls, so
no Berlin Wall graffiti) are in
favour of Woolworths coming
to town.
Perhaps those who are in
favour, together with Wool-
worths executives, the Com-
missioner of the Land and
Environment Court, Planning
Minister Frank Sartor and
others responsible would care
to swap houses with those in
streets so effected.
Although I do not live in ei-
ther of these streets I stand in
solidarity with those who do
and object to this massive im-
position on their lives, on our
environment and on our town.
Roy Edward Drew
Mullumbimby
Q The Saturday Star has been
more than generous with its
coverage of the anti-Wool-
worths campaign on its front
page; its tone, however, was less
so. Is this journalism in The
Star or is it astrological divina-
tion? Where on earth do they
find their information?
When referring to the anti-
Woolworths campaigners, does
the unnamed reporter refer to
the 1,300 or so signatories of
letters of objection sent to the
Department of Planning, Mul-
lumbimby Forum or MCAN?
Should the latter be the case, let
me set the record straight. Nat-
urally our very first step, years
ago, was to make contact with
the traditional owners. Sadly
our representations were not
met with the robustness that
Uncle Harry’s mob have come
up with. Uncle Harry fortu-
itously arrived under his own
steam and was not ‘enlisted’.
That being said, I thorough-
ly enjoyed the down-to-earth
presence of the occupying
mob, their audacity to set up
a drop-in centre in the middle
of town and their challenge to
Woolworths.
Furthermore, I applauded
the tolerance of Byron Shire
Council in allowing them their
presence and space to have
their voices heard. The Indig-
enous flag, the sacred fire and
their hospitality was a plea-
sure to experience and made
a harmonious contrast to the
military zone set up by Wool-
worths across the road.
Coincidentally, the Stan
Robinson Park was also home
to the statue of Nick Shand
who founded The Echo in re-
sponse to issues of social jus-
tice. Uncle Harry (legitimate
or not) stood for social justice.
MCAN stands for social jus-
tice. The Star assures us that
the Woolworths development
is ‘not illegal’. But is it just?
Deborah Lilly
Coordinator
Mullumbimby Community
Action Network
QWhen it come to compliance
in the Byron Shire there is one
rule for the big boys and an-
other for the punters.
For months now Wool-
worths’ construction site’s
minimal to non-existent ero-
sion and sediment control
measures result in considerable
amounts of sediment polluting
the Brunswick River.
By Byron Shire Council’s
(BSC) own Sediment and
Erosion Control Guidelines
for Developers and Builders,
Woolworths’ sediment control
measures are surely way short
of adequate or compliant.
This concern led to the Mul-
lum Community Action Net-
work lodging a complaint with
BSC. Following that complaint
we received a report from
Woolworth’s private certifying
authority BW Consulting.
BW reported all was just
fine with their client’s activi-
ties. BW Consulting even had
the audacity to blame the water
from upstream of the building
site for the problems created
by Woolworths’ massive exca-
vation.
To top it off they made the
ludicrous claim that ‘We con-
firm that the water quality leav-
ing the site is probably better
then when it arrives overland.’
The consultant obviously did
not visit the site when it was
raining.
In wet weather only a pro-
portion of the muddy water
running off the site and road
works flows through the so-
called geofabric detention
basin. Most of the site and
the disturbed road verge has
remained as bare earth for
months now with no form of
stabilisation or revegetation.
How come BSC officers have
not hit Woolworths with on
the spot fines for what has been
totally inadequate for months?
How come small local build-
ers are fined for piles of sand
or rubbish without detention
fences, materials encroaching
on the public road verge, and
for roadways and drains not
clean and swept?
How come BSC’s General
Manager can justify fining a
resident for a couple of cy-
cads growing out front of their
house while not issuing an on-
the-spot fine to Woolworths’
builder when, 200m from his
office, gross volumes of muddy
water flow to the Brunswick
River when it rains?
Why is it that BSC pursues
the ‘little fish’ to the point of ri-
diculous and lets the ‘big ones’
go free?
Garry Scott
Mullumbimby

integrated and balanced neigh-
bourhoods and better urban
outcomes is increasing.
The details of a Vision can be
developed at the Master Plan-
ning stage but the principles
can, and should, be clearly
spelt out now.
All this requires leadership.
It will not come from the De-
partment of Planning or Coun-
cil as neither has the essential
commercial and urban vision-
ing skills required to influence
a relatively complex process.
Relatively inflexible thinking
and prescriptive controls, rath-
er than creative flexibility and
market responsiveness, have
been the inevitable outcomes
of government involvement.
But leadership is not a right, it
has to be earned. Whether the
West Byron landowners will
earn accolades from leading
a respected and commercially
successful delivery process re-
mains to be seen.
David Brown
Mullumbimby Creek
Festival compromises
The misleading comments
made by Northern Rivers
Tourism Tourism CEO Rus-
sel Mills regarding Byron Shire
Council’s Festivals Policy and
it’s ‘non-consultative and over-
ly restrictive approach to major
events’ are an insult to our hard
working community and need
to be corrected.
There has been considerable
consultation with the commu-
nity and industry over many
years, and compromises have
been made by the community
to accommodate the industry’s
needs, despite the widespread
concerns about the impact
on the community and envi-
ronment by some of the large
events.
His assertion that Splendour
In The Grass has permanently
moved to Woodford is also
untrue. After the community
took the organisers to the Land
and Environment Court, and
won, they lodged their DA
for festivals at Yelgun with the
state government. Their DA
is currently on exhibition and
people are now able make sub-
missions.
It’s not hard to understand
why people have little faith
in bureaucrats or politicians
when they make such outra-
geous comments which have
no relation to the truth.
Mr Mills also talks about the
Repco Rally moving to Coffs
Harbour, butfails to mention
the genuine concerns and op-
position in the community
about the way that event was
forced them. He also fails to
mention the millions (we’re
not allowed to know how
much) of taxpayer funds al-
located to the event by the
state government or the leg-
islation rushed through by the
state government to override
existing laws to accomodate
the rally. That’s obviously Mr
Mills’s idea of community con-
sultation. But it’s the outraged
community which has been
roundly cricised by Mr Mills
and their state MP Thomas
George, not the actions of the
state government.
Apart from the social and
environmental impacts tour-
ism and large events have had
on our community for many
years, it’s really not very smart
to be putting all our economic
eggs in such a fragile basket. 
These events, and tourism gen-
erally, rely on good weather
and cheap oil to thrive, and
as we’re seeing, our climate is
changing fast and the supply
of cheap oil may be coming
to an end. We must diversify
and encourage long term, sus-
tainable industries which can
provide our young people with the past two years our homes finished work being washed the roads and filling any un-
permanent, secure, well paid and streets are being trauma- away into the streets. covered sewer pipes. This did
employment, rather than the tised. Some DAs passed by the Above my property, both not happen before all the trees
seasonal, casual, insecure, low local council are not necessar- front and back, the roads and were cut down.
paid jobs provided by tourism ily certified by the local council driveways of the new devel- Should the planned develop-
and festivals. which means they have little or opments are not sealed. The ment of the New Byron Bay
Developers and event organ- no control over the builders’ heavy rains have washed mud urban development go ahead,
isers who choose to go down practices. Some developments and loose gravel onto the roads, then we of the township would
the route of ignoring the con- are being left without safety blocking the drains, covering be very grateful if the council
cerns of the community and fences or protection from un- neighbours’ lawns, flooding continued overleaf
the Land and Environment
Court and take their DA to
the state government to be ap-
proved under their dodgy Part
3A planning laws should not
be surprised if their develop-
ments/events are not warmly
welcomed by the community.
Louise Doran
Ocean Shores
Change the beat
Dear Gareth, Vic and all those
who continue to ‘beat the
drums’ of the past regarding
Israel and Palestine.
While ever we beat the
drums of our past, we are sure
to repeat or continue the situa-
tion into the future.
Change the beat, good peo-
ple. How about writing letters
in to highlight the positive
stories that DO exist between
the actual people living there?
There must be some, surely?
Please ferret them out, high-
light them and start beating
the drums of compassion and
unity that do exist among our
species. When we bring the
positive to light, the darkness
will simply be no more.
David Levine
Byron Bay
Bypass first
Re new Byron Bay urban de-
velopment (Echo, page 5, Oc-
tober 5).
I live in the centre of the
Byron Bay township. After
experiencing the perils of liv-
ing continually surrounded by
housing development during

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went ahead and built a bypass
from Ewingsdale Road exiting
on the northern side of new
development and exiting to
Bangalow Road, so all those
deafening vehicles, enormous
cranes, delivery semi-trailers,
excavators, cement mixers,
graders, earthmovers and ce-
ment mixers, etc did not have
to come into town at all. This
will assist the traffic problem
on Ewingsdale Road and may
also assist in the preservation
of what roads we have left in
town.
Hilary Kerr
Byron Bay
Load of bullocks
Diana Gall’s letter in last weeks
Echo is a great insight into the
very unfortunate governance
situation that the residents of
NSW now find themselves in.
Obviously concerned by the
many letters to the editor, info
drops, organised town rallies
and newspaper reports about
the state government’s Draft
Plans of Management for the
Brunswick Heads Foreshore
parklands, Dianne contacted
the author of the plan for clari-
fication and explanation.
After a phone conversation
with Derek Sinclair from Inte-
grated Site Design, the private
contractor for the NSW Land
and Property Management Au-
thority who developed these
plans, she is now convinced that
all is fine for Brunswick and is
now even recommending that
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cerned, should contact Derek to
put their mind at ease. To quote
Diana, ‘it is much safer to speak
with the people who have most
of the responsibility for this
planning rather than solely rely
on other people’s interpretation
of the situation’.
This morning I attended the
Byron Shire Council meeting
to observe our local council-
lors unanimously rescind on
a previous agreement with the
LPMA concerning the Bruns-
wick Foreshore Parklands. It
became obvious to the council-
lors that ‘those responsible for
the planning’, the LPMA, had
in fact deceived Byron Shire
Council with misinformation
and incorrect maps to try and
gain control of public Crown
Land and rezoned it so it could
be turned into private tourist
resorts. Luckily, some ‘other
people’s interpretation of the
situation’, a group of suspicious
locals, alerted Council to the
real intentions of the LPMA, its
failure to observe proper regu-
lations and notifications and
the huge negative implications
this could have on the town and
its residents. Councilors even
apologised to the residents for
initially being fooled by the
LPMA into believing their clev-
erly disguised proposal.
I really hate to burst Diana’s
bubble, but the ISD plans of
Management for Brunswick
Heads will be a complete night-
mare for the residents. Diana
says in her letter that Derek Sin-
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Compliance under the microscope
Preparing a court case is stress-
ful, time-consuming and ex-
pensive but in my coming
stoush with Council’s compli-
ance section there are certain
things I’m looking forward to.
Firstly I’ll get to cross-exam-
ine David Murray, undoubted-
ly the least diplomatic (shall we
say) of Council’s field officers.
I look forward, for example, to
hearing his reasons for bring-
ing a posse of cops along dur-
ing the August 09 inspection
of my property.
Secondly I will subpoena Jan
Barham and Ross Tucker to be-
latedly get some reasons why
they voted the way they did and
why they resorted to procedural
trickery to get their desired re-
sult, trickery which resulted in
utter denial of my rights.
The main issue in the case
will not be whether the dwell-
clair explained to her that the
Terrace road reserve was now
OK to be closed (to make way
for a tourist resort) as bullock
teams who needed wider roads
no longer used it so it could
now be handed back to the
caravan park. What a load of
bullocks! This road reserve has
been closed for over 30 years.
My family have lived in the Ter-
race for over 90 years and know
all the history. I have had previ-
ous conversations with Derek
trying to establish exactly what
ings on my property are illegal
(which is mostly a foregone
conclusion) but whether in
seeking to close them down the
Council acted in good faith.
This is a critical issue because
Council claims that in some
cases it has the discretion to
look the other way and allow
illegal dwellings to continue in
operation.
This is fact what Council did
on my property in 2003; they
inspected, took photographs,
made measurements etc and
prepared a report which con-
cluded that there were no prob-
lems they needed to address.
Accordingly Council faces the
hurdle of explaining what has
now changed to warrant the
recent harassment. The only
pertinent changes that I can
see are
1) we have a new GM,
his complex and deceiving
plans really intend and usu-
ally find that while they say one
thing the opposite is often the
case. When I challenged Derek
about his bullock statement he
immediately denied it, but said
he may have said something
about all roads needing to be
wider years ago.
I also challenged Derek as
to his assertions to Diana that
there would be an improved
public path through the Terrace
Reserve that would be suitable
for wheelchairs and prams as
his current plans show no such
thing, on the contrary, they rec-
ommend that all public access
be stopped for security reasons.
Again Derek acknowledged
that as yet there is no defined
walkway, so this was also not
true.
Finally, Diana ends her letter
by stating there is no evidence
of a ‘land grab’ in Dereks’
plans. This intrigues me as cur-
rently Diana lives opposite a
beautiful riverside public park
that she can walk 50 metres
through to swim in the river. If
Derek’s plans are adopted, this
historic public parkland will
become a treeless concrete car
park and a fenced and private
tourist resort.
Sean O’Meara
Brunswick Heads
To our council, ref second
crossing in Upper Wilsons
2) I’ve been criticising Coun-
cil’s compliance regime.
It is an indication of Council’s
compliance inconsistency that
while they on one hand claim
the discretion not to act, in my
case they now claim that al-
lowing the dwellings to remain
‘would create a precedent’. This
is nonsense; where compliances
are dealt with on a case-by-case
basis each case is different and
therefore by definition cannot
create a precedent.
To demonstrate Coun-
cil’s hypocrisy I will need to
subpoena large amounts of
Council’s compliance files. If
you try to find instances where
Council has in the past elected
to look the other way you will
come up against the old ‘confi-
dentiality’ barrier. People who
have benefitted from Coun-
cil looking the other way are
have money put aside. Shuffle
things around and get on with
the work.
I would like to thank you in
expectation of a prompt start
of work.
David Oliver
Mullumbimby
Earthdance thanks
Many thanks to the hun-
dreds of beautiful people who
voted with their conscience
and their feet to support the
recent Earthdance Byron
event at Durrumbul hall. The
profits were donated to Olive
Kids (www.olivekids.org.au),
a charitable organisation pro-
viding relief and support to
Palestinian orphans in Gaza
and the West Bank. The dance
fraternity’s continued support
for this annual ethical event is
an inspiring reminder that in
the true centre of our commu-
nity, there beats a warm and
compassionate heart.
Duncan Shipley-Smith
Byron Bay
Power to the people
The aim of Australia’s members
of Parliament, all of them up to
the present time, is to get into
power, and by whatever means,
stay there.
Over the years I have been
writing to The Echo and other
newspapers, urging the neces-
sity of removing power from
Parliament, and parliamentar-
ians and replacing it into the
hardly likely to draw attention
to it either, so when you try to
find out what’s actually going
on you have a tough job.
I will also need to subpoena
some files regarding to holiday
letting, an industry which has
consistently benefitted from
Compliance’s selective vision
over several years.
I have the feeling that this
case will bring many problems
to a decisive head; looking
back it all starts to acquire a
certain inevitability.
I will close by asking social
worker Cr Simon Richardson
how much low cost housing
he will be able to personally
provide to make up for the
reduction in supply that will
result if Council wins the case
against me.
Fast Buck$
Coorabell
ations impinge adversely on
the majority.
Such an example would be
‘freedom of speech’. We either
have it, or we don’t have it,
and we can’t lose that freedom
simply because some minority
feels such freedom makes them
feel unsafe. Our national rights
are diminished to accommo-
date the minority. The law is
there to protect our society,
and can deal with transgres-
sors, and must not change to
give preference to minorities
at the expense of the majority.
Only by the population tak-
ing back the power, can we
protect ourselves from the
treachery of people like Rudd
and Howard who, while mak-
ing a great show of being both
Christian and staunch Austra-
lians, creep up the backsides
of powerful ‘internationalists’
in New York or Westminster,
who now openly declare their
intentions of establishing an
atheistic, all powerful, world
government.
Under our present style of
government we are unable to
stop them, and until we re-
place power in public hands,
we must demand the right to
‘single issue voting’.
I repeat, power belongs to
the people. We delegate people
(MPs) to act on our behalf and
we’d better let Canberra know
this before the next economic
(financial) crisis hits us.
Jim Inness
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Learning to follow a braid of freshets to the sea

Story & photo Mary Gardner
The night was dark and stormy.
The wind was lashing the tree
branches against the house
roof. Rain was pouring down.
A heavy thud against the floor
to ceiling window startled me
out of my book. There, the
noise again and again. I shone
my torch at an angle through
the lowest section of the glass.
Facing me was a large green
frog.
That’s the third species this
evening, pausing at my win-
dow. Perhaps the frogs are
catching a breath. This time, I
grab my camera, switch on the
outdoor light and step out the
front door.
I’m confronted by the al-
ter ego of the yard: a braid of
freshets. Already the frog is
gone from view, taking advan-
tage of the dark flow as only
amphibians can.
Not till late the next morn-
ing did I go myself, down the
freshets. Any other day, this
would be a track down to the
sea. As I slopped along, I could
hear to my left a full concert of
amphibians. There, somewhere
at the lowest point in that large
bed of reeds, were either frogs
and toads or both. I couldn’t
tell for sure.
In Australia, the fates of
frogs and these sudden flows
of freshwater due to rain are so
intertwined. From egg to tad-
pole to frog can take as little as
six weeks but an adult can live
up to fifteen years. Freshwater
can be in the sea or a pond in
an hour or at Lake Ayre in a
few months. It can join a wa-
ter reservoir or underground
water table and slow down for
years.
At the interface
They are both artful ephem-
era tracing processes that we
don’t see plainly. Frogs convert
the rich kilojoules of water bugs
into protein that feed birds and
other animals. Freshets move
soils, with seeds, plants, bacte-
ria and fungi as well as animals
and eggs. They also mix in pes-
ticide residues, exhaust dust
and chemicals. Relying on this
same wet, breathing through
their moist skins, frogs live at
the interface of water and land.
This is how the crisis of frogs
worldwide is tied up with not
only water use but changes in
the shape of land and its natu-
ral cover. Frogs reflect these
disturbances. Weakened, they
are suffocated by a type of fun-
gus growing over their skin.
Afflicted by chemicals, they
are then cut down by bacteria.
They are tricked by our urban
and rural developments at the
water/land interface. Where
was a frog going when she
shows up in a toilet?
So researchers now tracking
frogs in the Murray Darling
Basin are actually mapping
the catchment’s recovery. The
whole world is watching us
as we wrangle the water free.
The fate of the Basin is one of
the international priorities for
safeguarding biodiversity. It’s
singled out in an initiative by
George Monbiot, the watchdog
journalist at the UK Guardian.
Monbiot is heading the up-
welling of citizens who are
publicising these specific chal-
lenges throughout the media.
They will put this in front of
the international delegates at
the Biodiversity Convention
in Japan (October 18-29). They
are calling on people every-
where to not only change what
they can themselves but to
insist their governments add
clout.
To think as an entire catch-
ment may seem grandiose un-
til we doggedly follow aspects
like the freshets and frogs. Our
views change. We find farms
can switch to new crops. All
along town and farm, water
conservation becomes a given.
We see that swathes of inva-
sive plants change habitats so
drastically: what nursery can
be allowed to sell them any
more? As 22 species of exotic
ornamental fish now crowd
our waterways, eating up eggs,
tadpoles and frogs, we accept
that the live aquarium trade
must change drastically.
Recently, I heard a farmer
describe how he learned and
revived his farm in the Basin.
He changed his entire enter-
prise to adapt to his catch-
ment. So do others like him
as well as developers, planners
and builders. Urbanites are as
much part of this land/water
interface. We are all swapping
or forgoing ‘water rights’. We
all are changing practices.
After training our senses on
water catchments, we can then
consider wildlife corridors.
To soar and see connections
across landscapes urban and
rural, along coasts as well as
inland from sea to mountain,
across all property boundaries
and roads. To track the move-
ments of animals back and
forth over the cycles of days
and seasons.
Critical needs
Right now, understanding
those movements takes more
skill than ever before. With
many wetlands, dunes and
nearly all of our Big Scrub rain-
forest destroyed, we are forced
to anticipate the critical needs
of fauna. What is required by
birds, bats, koalas, possums,
all the other small mammals,
the reptiles, frogs? And by the
echidna, quoll, emu and yes
even dingo?
Natural corridors are critical.
Like exchanging ‘water rights’,
swapping ‘land use’ over to
enhance these is vital. Along-
side, investing in large buffer
zones of compatible land uses
is needed. We’re only starting
to do as much as is needed. As
Monbiot says, do what you can
and demand of your govern-
ment more.
But like the freshets, there is
something else we must accept.
Everywhere is a living corri-
dor and an endlessly changing
habitat. We are always guests
in other creatures’ homes. An-
cient rules of hospitality as well
as ecology require us to be at
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Eat your pet to save the planet, or reduce its pawprint

Kel Raison
Dog owners may be eating
more than humble pie when it
comes to the war against cats,
as research suggests a German
Shepherd size pooch leaves ap-
proximately double the carbon
pawprint per year as driving a
Toyota Land Cruiser. Cats, on
the other hand, equate to a VW
Golf, according to sustainable
living architects Robert and
Brenda Vale, authors of the
book, Time to Eat the Dog: The
real guide to sustainable living.
The little critters take their
toll, too, with two hamsters
leaving the same size pawprint
as a plasma television, one ca-
nary a quarter of a plasma telly
and one goldfish swimming in
at two mobile phones.
As the title of the book sug-
gests, the Vales are of the opin-
ion that pets are a luxury item
the planet cannot afford, and
the only environmentally re-
sponsible form of pet owner-
ship is to keep the ones that
we can eat.
So hats off to the rabbit who,
unlike the old fable, actually
wins this race – as long as you
are willing to eat them. Appar-
ently two breeding rabbits who
provide meat in the form of
their regular offspring produce
more energy than they require
to sustain them, leaving a nega-
tive footprint of 0.09 ha per
year if they are fed commer-
cial feed. This cancels out the
equivalent of two chihuahuas
a year, or if you grow the rabbit
food on site, three.
Chickens do well, too, with
three free-range laying hens
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leaving two thirds of the car-
bon footprint of one hamster.
This figure is reduced again
if you are willing to eat the
chooks when they are too old
to lay.
The figures are based mostly
on the food consumption of
domestic animals and have
caused a stir in the interna-
tional pet owning community.
They are contested on the basis
of incorrect calculations, with
one conflicting report suggest-
ing the Vales may have overes-
timated the meat consumption
of a medium sized dog by dou-
ble, and underestimated the
footprint of the Land Cruiser.
Another viewpoint is that
humans themselves are over-
consumers of meat and as pet
food is mostly made from by-
products of the human meat
industry, the use of animal
parts that would otherwise be
discarded should reduce the
calculated carbon pawprint of
our pets. Then there is the ani-
mal rights perspective that our
pets have as much right to be
here as us, one that is difficult
to contest, considering which
species has done the most
damage to the planet.
However the pawprint anal-
yses remain thought provoking
when it comes to feeding and
caring for our chosen animal
companions.
Dogs are omnivorous scav-
engers by nature, not carni-
vores, and have quite hardy
digestive systems that can
cope with reasonable human
leftovers. Supplementing your
dog’s diet with food scraps
that would otherwise go to
waste significantly reduces
their pawprint, and sourcing
bi-product meat from your lo-
cal butchers has a similar ef-
fect. However some human
food scraps are toxic to dogs
and cats according to Mullum-
bimby vet Dr Richard Gregory.
‘Onion and chocolate, par-
ticularly dark chocolate, can be
toxic to dogs,’ Dr Gregory said.
‘Large quantities of grapes, sul-
tanas, raisins and currants can

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videos or DVDs without any new equipment. However, if you want to record digital TV, you carbon pawprint, according to
have two main options. the Vales, so stick to leftovers
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dog and cat faeces can impact
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Suzuki’s vision for the future A rebel take on Buddha

The Legacy: An Elder’s Vision for our Sustain-
able Future, by David Suzuki (Allen & Unwin)
Rosy Whelan
Some 20 years ago, I had the disconcerting
pleasure of hearing David Suzuki, Canada’s best
known environmentalist, speak about the plight
of our planet. Much of what he said was com-
mon knowledge, albeit knowledge we choose to
put aside, but there was one thing that haunted
me and changed my modus operandi: ‘When
you throw something away, it doesn’t go any-
where. It stays with you – and all of us – for the
rest of your life.’
Suzuki has written more than 40 books, but
none as eloquent as this one, based on his 2009
Legacy Lecture, delivered at the University of
British Colombia. In the Introduction to this
slim volume of some 100 pages, the author, who
turns 75 next year, asks, ‘What’s it all about?
What have I learned over a lifetime that I’d like
to pass on?’ He also writes, ‘I offer my vision,
based on a lifetime’s worth of experiences, for a
future that is possible, one rich in joy, happiness
and meaning.’
Starting with the big questions of who we
are, where we came from and where we’re go-
ing, Suzuki divides his book into three sections:
Evolution of a Superspecies, Finding a New
Path, and A Vision for the Future.
I’m not sure how he managed to pack so
much into so few pages, for not only does he
outline and address the major challenges we
now face, but he also offers solutions and a posi-
tive vision for the future.
Additionally, Suzuki quotes extensively from
a wide range of literature that includes ecolo-
gists, anthropologists, theologians, philoso-
phers, linguists, writers, biologists and econo-
mists to name just a few.
Throughout the book he weaves details of
his profound and productive life into a narra-
tive thread, accompanied by fascinating family
photos.
There are many lessons to be learned from
this little book. As Suzuki writes, ‘We have lost
our sense of place in the world and our rever-
ence for nature. We need a new relationship
with the planet that is, in fact, our ancient un-
derstanding.’ I commend it to anyone who cares
about the future of humanity.
Q David Suzuki will speak at the A&I Hall in
Bangalow on Wednesday October 27 at 7pm.
Tickets $15, from Northern Rivers Writers’ Cen-
tre, Jonson Street, Byron Bay phone 6685 5115, or
SCU Co-op Bookshop, SCU Campus, Lismore,
phone 6621 4484.
Stephen Batchelor, former
monk, translator of classi-
cal Buddhist texts and author
of the best-selling Buddhism
without Beliefs, will be in By-
ron Bay this month. He’ll be
talking at the Byron Commu-
nity and Cultural Centre and
focussing on the secular intent
of the Buddha’s teachings and
the relevance of that message
today.
Stephen Batchelor was a
monk for ten years, first as a
Tibetan Buddhist and then in
a Korean Zen monastery. He’s
translated texts from Tibetan
as well as Pali and he’s used
the logic and deductive skills
taught in Tibetan Buddhist
training to question the some
of the foundations of the more
religious forms of Buddhism.
In recent times he has had an
interest in what the historical
Buddha’s life might have been
like and what really differen-
tiated the Buddha’s teachings
from those of other traditions.
Stephen’s personal journey and
research have led to a string of is a metaphysical core to the 2004 and was keynote speaker
books including Living with Buddha’s teachings. He has of that year’s Buddhism and
the Devil: A Meditation on the view that many current Psychotherapy conference in
Good and Evil and the more day Buddhist practices and Sydney. On this visit he’ll be
recent Confession of a Buddhist attitudes go far beyond what leading retreats with his wife
Atheist. the Buddha intended and as Martine and giving talks in
According to his publicists, a scholar and translator he is Sydney and the one in Byron
Stephen regularly challenges in a good position to back up Bay. It’s at the Community
the more religious aspects of his claims. Centre at 7 pm on Friday 22nd
Buddhism like the belief in re- This is Stephen’s second visit October. For more information
birth and the idea that there to Australia. He last came in go to www.dharma.org.au/bb.

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Fair Trade begins at home Meg at Water Babies has been
teaching the shire’s families
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swimming education programs for
& 4/102 Centennial Circuit, Arts & Industrial
the last 8 years. Small group sizes
Estate (next to Red Tent Yoga & Zakay Glass),
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Handmade in Byron Bay is owned and
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operated by woman in business Wendy Lees
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October for the summer period
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until March 2011. Monday-
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Thursday 3.30pm & 4pm. Saturday
giftware and memorabilia representing more
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teenager, adult training and private
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Many mothers want to exercise and get their pre-baby body back Serving up a high standard
but feel uncomfortable leaving the baby at such a young age. product from a well balanced
Yummy Mummy classes give mums the menu, supporting local
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cognitive development of your child. help it to prosper and grow in
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Venue: Inspya Yoga,
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Bookings: Susan 6685 4221 / Sharon 6685 3279
Suffolk Community Hall
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Tuesday, 8.30am
Byron Scout Hall
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Natural Lane, Broken Head. Bookings Susan 6685 4221 than $1,000. For more information and to reserve your
or Sharon 6685 3279. space (limited numbers) call Santoshi 0411 114 344.
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The King and I

.. p24
... .........
MUSIC Talking with Kaki King is mesmerising.
She doesn’t give normal musician style
CULTURE ......... p27 answers.
For King, her music is about philosophy and connection
GIG GUIDE ...... p32 and melancholy and breaking rules. It’s about chasing
traditions from classical to jazz, indie and pop and then
CINEMA smashing them apart with a weird ukele riff. King’s latest
S ......... p
33 album Junior is her fourth to hit the racks, and right now
this petite but fierce girl from New York is at the top of her
game. Mullum Music Festival welcomes Ms King as the
EATING OUT ..... p35
headline act for this year’s festival. I caught up with her in
the Big Apple (on the phone from Mullum, the squashed
STARS................ p34 banana).
So what kind of music does King want to be making
and who influences her?
‘I think that there are certain people that are great and there
are so many artists that I love, people going back centuries, its
GUITAR LESSON jazz and twentieth century music, it’s a broad spectrum and it’s
with Brewster Bros! unbelievable, it’s always different and as recording becomes
To promote their looser, it just opens it up. It’s amazing to think that you couldn’t
upcoming show at
the Courthouse in record even a demo at your house 20 years ago!’
Mullumbimby on
Sunday 24 October For the prolific King it’s all about time. The less time
Rick and John Brewster she has the more music she makes. Too much time she
have offered one lucky claims is the enemy of the artist!
reader the chance
to win a ONE HOUR ‘Time is a very very powerful tool, when you have a time limit you
GUITAR LESSON with the
infamous duo. Also are very very productive, having endless time is the achilles heel
have DOUBLE PASSES of the home studio, it’s like great we can have as much time as we
for the runner ups.
Email gigs@echo.net.au want, and you just procrastinate, but having a time commitment
with subject header is an inspiration.’
‘Brewster’
So how does King approach her time in the studio?
‘It’s never been track by track, its been typically let’s get this bit
We have TICKETS from down, and all the things that are for sure, they are the bits we get
Ku Promotions to see: down, all the bits we don’t know the flourishes and the unknown,
The Red Eyes the things that make the songs interesting and cool, well we
& The Audreys
The Red Eyes play do that in the second week, and the third week let’s drive in
the Byron Brewery on the car – and listen. I don’t like to spend a lot of time in the
Friday 22 October and
The Audreys play the studio. I’ll do 10 - 12 hours straight but then that’s enough.’
Bangalow A&I Hall on
Saturday 29 October.
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You just can’t account
for human stupidity.
It seems that our
potential for supreme
acts of idiocy has always
grown in direct parallel
to our ability for sublime
human acts of genius.
With every step forward
into the light of our own
brilliance, we’re dogged by
the shadow of consequence
and catastrophe. Here we are
evolved from primordial slime
logging onto Facebook on
our iPhones, sending robots
to probe Mars as scientists
doodle on the borders of their
map of the human genome.
At the same time we are the
authors of environmental
havoc that threatens to end
life as we know it.
Corporations repeat their
global safety assurances,
mantras like ‘Relax it will
never happen’ or ‘It’s safe’ ,
but it just doesn’t cut it. As
Australia expands uranium
mining at Roxby Downs and
Olympic Dam, perhaps it’s
time to turn our attentions to
the latest European industrial
disaster, a kind of Nouveau
Chenoybyl. Last week a
reservoir burst at a metal
plant just 160 kilometres
southwest of Budapest and
within hours an estimated
one million cubic metres of
toxic waste was dumped into
the environment, swamping
villages, farmlands, and
countryside in a poison
red sea of radioactive
contaminant.
In what is quite possibly
one of the prettiest areas
of Eastern Europe, all three
towns close to the site have
been wiped out with no
possiblity of rebuilding. The
sludge is high in lead, caustic
soda and heavy metals. It’s
radioactive and inhaling the
dust can lead to lung cancer.
God knows what wading
waste deep in the shit is
going to do to you. Or to the
land where you once grew
your food. Or to the water
sources that the waste has
leaked into.
As the sludge made its way to
the Danube the spin doctors
were already in place claiming
that the sheer volume of
water would have diluted
the aluminium byproduct to
the point of being benign. In
fact I can’t wait for them to
sell the bottled water here.
Geez, we paid top dollar for
sparkling Evian. What would
we be prepared to pay for a
24 October 12, 2010 The Byron Shire Echo
Driving is a creative time for King. She uses the time to Catharsis is a big part of King’s songwriting.
deconstruct her recordings, to fine tune and create. ‘I think we have something in our internal nature that speaks to
‘I have the whole driving thing sussed out: when you are driving the reason why we listen to a sad song. It’s not to become sadder;
the logical parts of your brain are engaged because they are it’s to become happier, catharsis is a cool idea, it’s about release,
doing something non intellectual – you become mesmerised, like that’s why so much beautiful music is written around that theme.
if you were moving a pile of rocks to another bunch of rocks, it We need to let our emotions out, things are incredibly beautiful
takes up that part of the mind that’s super critical and stops you and we need to let things out and suddenly we feel better!’
making more lateral jumps.’
King’s ironically titled track Sunnyside does just that.
So how does an artist make the choices they need ‘It came out in 20 minutes, there was no arguing, nothing I had
to make, when every door can lead to a completely to change. Sunnyside is a neighbourhood in Queens., I said to my
different song? girlfriend, whatever you do, don’t live there, and she did, and it
‘That’s the problem. It’s all arbitary. There are so many right just fucking killed me. Why do you have to move to the one place
choices, and so many wrong choices, but that’s what makes
music magic, and you have no idea why, the countless amount of
I asked you not to live in because of an old girlfriend, it’s dumb
– when you see the title of the track, you think sunnyside of life!
bottle of Blue Danube? Well, songs that people have written that are amazing. Beethoven, it’s But it’s like the worst possible place you could imagine! It was so
sort of a bit Red Danube now, five notes, it’s the stupidest thing (she starts playing the keys over crippling that everytime we get in a cab I’d be going, why why!’
the phone) – it’s Ode to Joy. It’s whatever he did, it really is dumb Understandably the relationship didn’t survive Sunnyside.
but that’s not poison, it’s just
but it’s perfect, you have to go after these intuitive and very
an explosion at the cochineal Kaki King headlines Mullum Music Festival with a performance
visceral ideas , you can’t listen to your brain, it’s not the emotional
plant when the giant cupcake on Sunday 28 November. Tickets are available online at www.
part of ... I think that there is music that really does stimulate the
reservoir sprung a leak. mullummusicfestival.com or call the hotline on 6684 6195.
brain and that’s important.’
What assurances do you
give people while they sit
around for the next few
decades growing cancers?
Luckily for big business,
cancers from contaminant
exposure are slow growing
and, as radiation expert Helen
Caldicott has said, can take
up to 20 years or more to take Mick Music
hold. Villagers would have Mick McHugh returns from Far North Queensland to play three
been relocated, communities duo gigs joined by a violinist. The Irishman is currently awaiting
rebuilt and tragedies the results of the Australian Songwriters Association 2010 contests,
forgotten when metastised where he is nominated in two categories. He is releasing his third
cancers wash through the CD in the coming months, a live recording at the intimate Mullum
internal organs. Folk Night. Mick plays the Ocean Shores Country Club 6.30pm
It’s the second wave of the on Friday, Lismore Showgirl Presentation Evening on Saturday at
red sludge, the most lethal South Lismore Bowling Club at 6pm, tix $35, and at The Eltham
of them all. It’s corporate Inn on Sunday at 2pm.
murder. But happily
aluminium would have been
Lazy Sunday at the Club
smelted, profits made, and Enjoy a beer on the deck at the Byron Golf
the red sludge victims so Club when Harry Healey takes to the stage MICK MCHUGH AT THE SOUTH LISMORE BOWLING CLUB
displaced it would be hard to on Sunday. This will be a regular arvo of live ON SATURDAY AND THE ELTHAM INN ON SUNDAY
get a real picture of just what music, great food and cheap booze. It’s all
about promoting local product, food, music
had caused their unfortunate
illness. After all Istvan was
and bevvies. Julien plays the Brewery
Julien Wilson spent much of the late 90s living and working
a heavy smoker. It was just 10 bands for $10 for 10 hours in Europe with the multi-national Swiss-based band, Snag,
a coincidence that he grew
Millions of people have been left homeless who received Swiss Government Arts grants for recording
his food in a field where
and starving after floods ripped through and touring. He completed graduate studies in the USA on
the sludge had settled and
Pakistan. They cannot get enough medical scholarships from The Ian Potter Foundation, The Australia
caught his fish in the Danube.
and food assistance. So 10 bands have Council and New England Conservatory. He received the
Like the Queensland politician decided to pitch in and help. This Saturday
‘Australian Jazz Artist of the Year’ award in 2008, was
who sang the praises of 10 bands will play at The Tatts in Lismore from nominated for an ARIA for the ‘Best Jazz Album’ in both
Monsanto and the harmless
12 noon -10pm to help raise money for Pakistan 2007 and 2008. Not only making his mark by himself,
nature of its infamous flood victims. If you’ve been wondering how The Julien Wilson Quintet was a finalist for the 2004, 2008
herbicide by skulling a glass to help, it’s easy! Come and enjoy a day of music & 2009 Australian Jazz Award for Best Australian Ensemble.
of RoundUp and ending up for only $10 entry. All profits go to CARE Australia He plays the Brewery on Monday at 7pm. Bookings 6685
stone cold dead, I expect the Pakistan Flood Relief. 5833 tix are $15/12.
people of Eastern Europe
will be experiencing their
own red terror. How does a
company give back a village?
A history? An ecosystem?
A child’s life? How have we
as human beings come to a
point where such devastating
accidents with irreparable
environmental damage are
normalised?
The Exxon Valdez oil spill has
managed to pass itself off
as an unfortunate corporate
mishap and the leakages
at Ranger & Olympic Dams
form the basis of a few more
workplace safety reports for
OH&S. So welcome to the
resource boom. Australia has
become the world’s quarry;
environmental disasters of
this massive scale are just
around the corner. It’s only a
matter of time. At least it takes
away that horrible uncertainty
worrying about whether or
not we have cancer. Everyone
will have cancer. Except for
CEOs.
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Ed Kuepper headlines the Lismore Show this year. Building on the
fantastic foundations set by the infamous Cock’n’Bull Tent, 2010 will
see performers covering a huge chunk of Australian rock’n’roll history
Fri 15 Oct 1.15pm and contemporary music from midday on Saturday October 23rd
& Sat 16 Oct 7pm through to late. Dolphin winners Koi Kids are the opening act Under
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A fusion of dance, MARKEN
music, circus & more THIS SU TS In a minor coup, the Lismore Show is also proud to present winners
BUTLER SNDAY of the 2010 Dolphin Album Of The Year and the new Garage/Indie
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section, The Tendons. Sara Tindley and the Kingfishers hold a
Sat 23 & Sun 24 Oct special place in the hearts of many North Coast Music lovers and the
7.30pm
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Sarah Blasko
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Sat 30 Oct sessions: 11am + 3pm appears. Throsby has garnered glowing reviews from music press
16th Annual World Of Women Film across the globe and with her band will present songs that have
Festival Presented by Byron Breast Cancer been described as ‘poetic distillations with an elusive profundity’
Support Group (Mojo, UK). Kim Salmon and Ron Peno are two men so respected
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centre groups that their coming together a few years ago left any
Sun 31 Oct 2pm wondering why it didn’t happen earlier.
Harley Black Keys White Keys
Rounding out a day of amazing music is the enigmatic Ed Kuepper,
A classic contemporary piano recital
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Stranded up until he was invited by Nick Cave a year or two back to
become a permanent Bad Seed. Ed has such a profound and diverse Mad about Martha
back catalogue but is always looking to the future it is impossible to
say exactly what he will offer up in Lismore. Nevertheless you can be Lismore Jazz Club is excited to bring alto saxophonist/composer
assured it will be the kind of show that folks will talk about in hushed Martha Baartz to the Lismore Bowling Club on Sunday from 2pm
tones for many, many months to come. Tickets available at www. to 5pm. Admission is $7 for members and students and $10 for non
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day and start from $8 . Early bird tickets available until October 15. will be students from the Conservatorium.

Ghent seems to be quite big on

When he isn’t pounding rhythms
behind the drumkit for Belgian
indie crossover band Soulwax,
Ghent-based artist Steve
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mixing tunes, slipping beats and
raising the roof at some venue
around the world.
Under the name of One Man Party,
Slingeneyer has been putting together
the most awkward of musical mash-ups
in a manner that eludes categorisation,
let alone description.
How did you first get involved in
music and then in bands?
My father is a musician; my whole
family is musical. We would dance in
the living room to Earth, Wind and Fire
and rock out to AC/DC. I got into music
at an early age. I was 13 or so when I
picked up the guitar and then got into
drums, formed a punk/hardcore band
and that was it. It just grew from there.
Apart from the Soulwax
connection, what gave you the
urge to set up your one man
party alter ego, and when?
In the early Soulwax
days, Stephen Dewaele (of 2manydjs)
and I used to DJ for fun, mixing
anything from disco and funk to rock
and electronic stuff. Then I moved to
New York for seven years. When I came
back to Belgium, I steadily started
DJ-ing more and more; from the bar to
the local clubs to international places.
The name One Man Party came from
James Murphy (of LCD Soundsytem)
because I was known for dancing and
partying hard on tour and at parties. It
seemed perfect to use as a DJ name.
Eclectic setlists are becoming
more and more popular. Why do
you think have clubbers become
more receptive to such diversity
on the dancefloor?
Being eclectic is completely natural to
me. I get bored hearing or playing just
one style of music. I think people in
general have broad tastes. One has to
cater for that. It’s also a real challenge
to make different styles of music
work together. You can mix by tempo
but also by key, finding little bridges
between tracks is what excites me.
Although clubbers tend to follow ‘styles’
a lot it’s nice to tease or surprise them
with a track they wouldn’t normally
dance to. A DJ should just want to make
as many people dance as possible and
hypnotise them with his selections, but
it’s also a lot of fun to shock sometimes;
throw somebody off. By the way, I never
rehearse a set.
Any particular people you’d care
to mention who have had a major
musical influence on you as a
musician and as a DJ?
There are loads and it’s mostly because
they’ve taken me on a trip… Maurice
Fulton, Carl Craig, 2manydjs of course,
Riton, James Murphy and Pat Mahoney,
Erol Alkan, Justice.
groovy tunes and clubbing, but
also for alternative music.
Ghent has been producing some good
music lately. My favourite new band is
called Teddiedrum; a two-piece band
that plays electronics, a ‘teddybear’
drum, guitar, keys… they sound like a
cross between Hot Chip and Devo.
Then there’s a good indie band called
Wallace Vanborn and others such as
Hong Kong Dong, Das Pop, Drums are
for Parades, Waldorf, Mascotte and
many others. There’s a lot of diversity
and many of the younger bands are
often quite experimental, which is
always good.
On the dance front there’s Nid and
Sancy, The Glimmers, Ultravid, Sound
of Stereo, Disco Drunkards, Hermanos
Inglesos… a lot of bands. Ghent has
been a real source for dance music but
there’s a lot of live action too thanks
to clubs and bars such as Charlatan,
Make-up, Vooruit, Culture Club, Video
and Roerkuip.
Your top five tracks at the
moment are…
Yeah by Boys Noize, Zaffrica by Zzt,
Coma cat by Tensnake, I Am Europe (Dj
Edjotronic Remix), and La Riots Bomba
(Mowgli Remix).
You’re playing at Brat Pack
alongside Sam La More. What are
you cooking up for the occasion?
Brat Pack will drop the funk and I bring
on the rave…
Any expectations on your part
from Byron and its clubbing
scene?
Sadly, I don’t know the clubbing scene
in Byron but I can imagine it’s an easy
atmosphere with all the sun you get!
I am definitely interested in spending
some time on the beach and I’ve heard
about Nimbin, which I hope to visit…
depending on how the club night goes
of course (laughs).
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Your Big Phat Chance
On the back of a year already packed with a massive touring
schedule, including the national Inkstains tour and supports for
heavyweight acts like Method Man & Redman, DJ Premier and
The Beat nuts; Solo Artists Phatchance & Coptic Soldier are
once again hitting the road with their unique brand of fiercely
independent, progressive Australian hip-hop. Both solo artists have
quickly established themselves as key members in the new guard of
Australian Hip-Hop music, their pragmatic approach and personal
song writing has bridged the genre gap and seen them forge a
dedicated and growing following beyond the typical reach of the
genre. They play the Brewery on Thursday.
A Meek Man
Loaded with charisma, Melbourne based songsmith Ryan Meeking
is a captivating story teller. His journeying songs have a powerful
dynamic that often reveal shades of Jeff Buckley. These alluring tales
come to life on stage with his band – a potent combination that will
silence any noisy room. Appearing at The Beach Hotel Saturday at
9.30pm. Free Entry.
Red Eyes next Friday
The Red Eyes describe themselves as a bit like the Hotel California –
you can check out anytime but you can never leave. Now with a core
group of seven multi-instrumentalist musical talents, performances
Fashionistas hit Lismore 
Get ready for glamour as Lismore prepares to shine at this year’s
most spectacular fashion evening ever, the Lismore Fashion
Society Debut Gala event. Showcasing to over 250 people the show
will give everyone a chance to dust off their bling and get fabulous
as we celebrate our region’s best designers. FRIDAY NIGHTS @ THE YAC
Weekly fun for high school kids
This Friday the Lismore Workers Club will play host to a night
Drop in for movies, music, gaming,
of glamour, as new and familiar local designers showcase their
and more… 5 to 10pm
latest collections at the Debut Gala Event. The gala event will be
a truly community celebration as the Lismore Fashion Society has FREE! 9 WEEK HOSPITALITY COURSE
gained the support of many local businesses, public personalities, STARTING Tues 19th October!
musicians and designers to create this exciting event. Hosted by Gain a qualification and get into the industry
Call Melissa or email links@bys.org.au
local comedian Mandy Nolan the event will see a exclusive VIP
pres show party followed by a runway show packed full of fabulous PROJECT U TURN:
frocks and entertainment. For more information on tickets or the CALLING ALL CREATIVES!
event please phone the event coordinator Trish on 0414 951 977 or We are looking for help in designing and making
chairperson Lisa Marie on 0416 054 477 or visit http://www.facebook. our Project U Turn ‘Brain’ mascot.
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can feature up to 12 members onstage, with their recordings
including over 30 of Australia’s most talented musicians. The band is
led on stage by enigmatic front man El Witeri who draws on his New
Zealand upbringing and Maori heritage for inspiration. Don’t miss
their show at the Byron Brewery on Friday October 22.
will be captured live in high-definition from the Royal Albert Hall
in London, and exhibited exclusively in select cinemas around the
world, including Dendy Byron Bay Cinemas, where it will screen
on Sunday at 1pm. Tickets are $25, concession $23, or $21 for Club Byron Youth Activity Centre (YAC) is managed by Byron Youth Service (BYS)
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Carola Funks It Up
Carola Christian is a versatile performer and singer. She is an
incredibly passionate and distinct vocalist with
a commanding voice. With a broad
range of deep haunting vocals to
screaming soprano, Carola has the
ability to move her velvety tones
thru raw sensuality to gutsy power.
Together with ‘The Dirty Funk
Affair’ they produce a unique
sound fusion of Rock, Soul & Pop
with a strong retro vibe succumbing
to affairs with Latin and wayward
romances with Funk...creating an
eclecticism that makes them hard to
categorise. Friday at the Rails.

CAROLA CHRISTIAN & THE DIRTY FUNK AFFAIR

AT THE RAILS ON FRIDAY

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The Still Curtin
Since moving to Byron Bay four years ago, Bernadette Curtin has
extended previous themes begun in Melbourne. In her new series
presented this Thursday at Still @ the Centre gallery, she painted
directly from observations of the changing and dramatic weather
patterns of our area. The title chosen, Forecast, also refers to the
times we are now experiencing, as if the paintings were not only
about her present environment but, in a wider context, sounding out
the future. Forecast will be opened this Thursday by Candida Baker,
director of the Writers Festival at Still at the Centre, 3 Centennial
Circuit, Byron Bay. The exhibition will run until November 6th.
Enquiries: (02) 6685 5808 or www.the-centre.com.au
Still @ the Centre
Forecast
Bernadette Curtin
Exhibition dates: 14 th October - 6 th November 2010
Opening Thursday 14th October - 6pm
by Candida Baker, Director of the Byron Bay Writers Festival
Still @ the Centre
3 Centennial circuit | Arts & Industry Estate | Byron Bay
Enquiries 02 6685 5808 | www.the-centre.com.au
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Starting Soon ... 19th Oct
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Need skills, experience & qualifications?
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the hospitality industry including barista; food preparation & service skills.
This FREE course will gain you pre-apprenticeship qualifications!
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Drop in, call or email E: links@bys.org.au
“...an impassioned and beautiful
piece, constantly rich and surprising
in its emotional range.” The Australian
28 October 12, 2010 The Byron Shire Echo
BERNADETTE CURTIN OPENS HER EXHIBITION
AT STILL@THE CENTRE GALLERY ON THURSDAY
A very Sketchy Place
Its time again for Dr Sketchy’s Burlesque Life Drawing at the
Byron Brewery on Tuesday. A bevvy of wonderful models descend
on Byron for a night of sketching, drinking, laughter, food, titillation,
music and general decadence. In other words, pretty much all that’s
necessary to support human life on this planet. It’s a big call, but if
you come along you’ll see what it means! Featuring the dangerous
Mercy St Just, Miss Kyla and Mc Mae Wilde. As always, entry is $15
at the door. Doors open at 6pm, and the drawing and festivities kick
off at 6.30pm. It gets busy, so be early.
Skate Doco
Skate Australia is unique documentary that gives
an insight into the underground sport of Downhill
Skateboarding and the exciting lifestyle that
revolves around it. There has never been anything
like this produced in Australia. The Skate Australia
documentary has taken a long and hard journey,
shedding more than its share of blood, sweat
and tears.  Anthony Fricker, the tremendously
passionate director of Skate Australia, died on
the 2nd of August 2009 as a result of a downhill
skateboarding accident while filming for the
documentary at Burringbar Range Hhighway
Skate Australia will be having its premiere at
The Lounge Cinema on Saturday at 7pm.
Tabulam Kids at the Shell
Aboriginal children from Tabulam community
will perform their Butherum (Dreamtime) story at
Soundshell in Terrace Park at 12pm on Saturday. 
The kids are fundraising for a BMX bike track and the
community’s fledgling cultural arts group are keen
to get some performance experience and meet our
local young performers.Brunswick Heads CDAT
youth activities are hosting the event which
will feature traditional song, dance, music and
stories. There’ll be heaps of fun activities including truly an incredible feat, and an
weaving, screen printing, arts and crafts and
delicious Bush Tucker food.  Donations of quality
second hand goods, clothing, books and toys for the
6685 community are welcome. Come along and enjoy
a wonderful family day of creation and celebration
7777 of our indigenous culture and offer support and
encouragement to our friends from Tabulam.
T:
NORPA PRESENTS A KULTOUR TOURING EVEN
STAR COURT THEATRE
15 OCTOBER 2010, 8PM
From The Burlesque Hour to her acclaimed Butoh Cabaret
DasShoku Hora!, Yumi Umiumare’s electrifying show is
in Lismore for One Night Only!
Yumi’s bold performance combines dance and digital painting produced
live by her collaborating artist Bambang Nurcahyadi.
En Trance is a dance theatre work creating images of intense beauty
and powerful physical representations of the borderlands between the
living and un-dead.
The presentation of this work is part of Kultour’s 2010 Strategic Initiatives in partner-
ship with Multicultural Arts Victoria and NORPA (Kultour Company members).
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Wild Dance
The Wild Honey Dance Festival is double the fun in 2010 with an
intensive workshop program on October 23-24 and a bohemian
performance extravaganza, Rhapsody, short workshops and markets
on November 13-14. Local resident and former pilates instructor
to the Australian Ballet, Harjiwan, will strengthen your core at
her Body Conditioning session on 23 October while guest artist,
Melusina (Melb) will teach sensual, syrupy-slow, succulent moves
reminiscent of moving through honey at her 4 hour Tribal Fusion
workshop intensive. The next day Hilary Cinis (Syd), slinky fusion
dancer extraordinaire, who moonlights as senior web designer at the
ABC, will explore figure 8 movements and apply a design technique
called ‘Information Architecture’ to facilitate rapid creation of a
choreography in her Contemporary Fusion workshop titled ‘Infinity’.
Students are invited to ‘co-create’ choreographies with Hilary and
Melusina with the final product being performed three weeks later
at the Rhapsody event. All workshops are being held in Byron Bay.
See Melusina and Hilary, Opalesque, Danielle Sansom of the Barefoot
Gypsies and more at the intimate Performance Parlour on Saturday
October 23 from 7pm in Brunswick Heads. Tickets $5 at the door,
sweet honey cakes and spicy chai are also available. For details of the
November festival program visit www.wildhoneyfestival.com or call
Belinda on 0420 398590.
En Trance Yourself with Butoh
Yumi’s bold performance combines dance and digital painting
produced live by her collaborating artists Banbang Nurcahyadi
and Naomi Ota. En Trance is a dance theatre work creating
images of intense beauty and powerful physical representations
of the borderlands between the living and un-dead. Yumi and her
collaborator Banbang Nurcahyadi will offer a Dance and Digital
Media Workshop at 10.30am on Saturday in the Dance Studio
in Lismore City Hall. The first half of the workshop will be an
introduction to the philosophy and physical exercises of Butoh
dance. In the second half of the workshop participants will learn
about motion tracking and the body as a canvas for digital art in
live performance. Participants will devise a short performance at the
conclusion of the workshop. The workshop is suitable for everyone
and is free with the purchase of a
ticket to En Trance, or $20. Fiona O’Loughlin Tix
I have a DOUBLE PASS
Your Good News Week to see Fiona O’Loughlin
at the Byron Services
Fiona O’Loughlin is one of Club on Monday November
Australia’s most successful and 1. She’s the hottest
female comic in the
popular stand up comedians. country. To enter email
In addition to her stellar comedyy fiona fiona
‘fiona fiona’ and to find
out more about the show
career she has also been a mother er ring 6684 3443.
to five children. 2009 saw Fiona’ss
contribution to the Australian
cultural landscape recognised when she
tory’s
was awarded The Northern Territory’s
‘Australian of the Year’ honour. Hailing
from Alice Springs, the growth
of her career is even more
impressive when you take
into account the geographic
isolation of her home town.
To have risen to become one
of the most sought after stand-
up comedians in the world is
indisputable testament to her
tenacity and talent. Monday
November 1 at the Byron
Services Club.
FIONA O’LOUGHLIN, ONE SHOW ONLY AT THE BYRON
SERVICES CLUB ON MONDAY 1 NOVEMBER
WORKSHOP:
DANCE & DIGITAL MEDIA
An Introductory Workshop with Yumi
Umiumare & Bambang Nurcahyadi
When:
10.30am - 1.30pm Saturday 16 October
Where:
Dance Studio, Lismore City Hall
Cost:
Free with the purchase of a ticket to En Trance
or $20
More info:
producer@norpa.org.au for more information
and bookings
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Television Guide
1. If you ever wanted anyone to fly a spaceship to an
asteroid and blow it up, then you’d probably pick Bruce
Willis and Will Patton. That’s exactly what they do, not
without difficulty, in Armageddon (Prime, Friday, 8.30pm).
2. Elizabeth Banks and Leonardo Di Caprio get funky with
it in Catch Me If You Can (TEN, Saturday, 8.30pm), one of
the best movies of the week, based on the real life of an
amazing con man.
3. In a sort of Gaslight for teenagers, Leelee Sobieski
begins to have suspicions about the family who takes her
in after the death of her parents. Such is life in the Glass
House (NBN, Sunday, 10.30pm).
ABC 1
4.30 Shortland Street 5.00 Something In
The Air
5.30 Gardening Australia
6.00 Kids’ Programs
11.00 Big Ideas
12.00 Midday Report
12.30 National Press Club Address
1.30 Talking Heads
2.00 Waterloo Road
3.00 Kids’ Programs
6.00 James Martin’s Champagne
6.30 Poh’s Kitchen
7.00 ABC News
7.30 The 7.30 Report
8.00 Strictly Speaking
WEDNESDAY 13
8.30 The Librarians (M)
9.00 The IT Crowd (M)
9.30 United States Of Tara (M)
10.00 At The Movies
10.30 Lateline
11.05 Lateline Business
11.30 The Last Enemy (M)
12.35 Movie: The Boy With Green
Hair (G 1949) Dean Stockwell
2.00 Big Ideas
3.00 National Press Club
4.00 Catalyst
ABC 3
6.05am to 3.00pm Kids’ Programs 3.35
Round The Twist 4.00 Mortified 4.25
News On 3 4.30 Pat And Stan 4.40 My
Goldfish Is Evil 5.05 Erky Perky 5.20 The
Pinky & Perky Show 5.30 Dex Hamilton
6.00 Total Drama Island 6.30 Escape From
Scorpion Island 6.55 News On 3 7.05
Richard Hammond’s Blast Lab 7.35 The
Tribe (G*) 8.30 Sweat 9.00 Close
ABC 1
4.30 Shortland Street 5.00 Something In
The Air 5.30 Gardening Australia
6.00 Kids’ Programs
12.00 Midday Report
12.30 Agatha Christie’s Partners In
Crime
1.30 Collectors
2.00 Waterloo Road
3.00 Kids’ Programs
6.00 Lost Gardens
7.00 ABC News
7.30 The 7.30 Report
8.00 Penguin Island
8.30 art + soul Aboriginal art
9.30 The Great Escape China 1935
THURSDAY 14
10.20 Lateline
11.00 Lateline Business
11.25 Live At The Basement (M)
Luka Bloom
12.25 Movie: Let’s Make Music (G
1940) Bob Crosby, Jean Rogers
1.45 Movie: Forget Me Not (G
1937) Beniamino Gigli, Joan
Gardner
2.55 Movie: Boy Slaves (PG 1938)
Anne Shirley, Roger Daniel
4.00 Can We Help?
ABC 3
6.05am to 3.10pm Kids’ Programs 3.35
Round The Twist 4.00 Mortified 4.25
News On 3 4.30 Pat And Stan 4.40 My
Goldfish Is Evil 5.05 Erky Perky 5.20 The
Pinky & Perky Show 5.30 Dex Hamilton
6.00 Total Drama Island 6.30 Escape From
Scorpion Island 6.55 News On 3 7.05
Richard Hammond’s Blast Lab 7.35 The
Tribe (G*) 8.30 Sweat 9.00 Close
CONDITIONEDBUS
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ABC 2
5.30 The Cook And The Chef
6.00 ABC News Breakfast
9.00 Kids’ Programs
6.00 Stop. Rewind
6.30 Scrapheap Challenge
7.20 The Daily Show
7.40 The Colbert Report
8.00 Good Morning Kalimantan
8.30 Stuart The day that changed
my life
9.30 Real Families
10.20 Fakes (M)
11.10 Rudely Interrupted (M)
12.05 No Way San Jose
12.40 The Royal Today
1.00 The Real Good Life
1.30 Close
ABC NEWS 24
4.00 ABC News 4.05 The Quarters
4.20 The Drum 5.00 ABC News 5.15
The Quarters 5.30 Newsline 6.00 ABC
News Breakfast 9.00 ABC News 9.30
Business Today 10.00 ABC News 12.00
Midday Report 12.30 National Press Club
Address 1.30 ABC News 2.00 Midday
Report 2.30 The World This Week 3.00
Afternoon Live 5.30 Stateline Select
6.00 ABC News 6.05 The Drum 6.45
The Quarters 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The
7.30 Report 8.00 ABC News 8.30 Lateline
Business 9.00 The World 10.00 ABC News
10.30 Newsline 11.00 ABC News 11.25
The 7.30 Report 12.00 ABC News 12.05
The Drum 12.45 The Quarters 1.00 BBC
News 1.30 Australia Network News 2.00
BBC World News 2.30 The 7.30 Report
3.00 Newsline 3.30 7.30 Report
ABC 2
5.30 The Cook And The Chef
6.00 ABC News Breakfast
9.00 Kids’ Programs
6.00 Poh’s Kitchen
6.30 Scrapheap Challenge
7.20 The Daily Show
7.40 The Colbert Report
8.00 Mumbai Calling
8.30 Kids In The Hall (M)
9.00 Hair By Mr Bean Of London
9.30 Like, Totally! (M)
10.35 Father Ted
11.00 Little Miss Jocelyn (M)
11.30 John Safran’s Race Relations
(M)
12.00 Ideal (M)
12.30 Roman’s Empire (M)
1.00 The Royal Today
1.20 Travel Oz 2.00 Close
ABC NEWS 24
4.00 ABC News 4.05 The Quarters
4.20 The Drum 5.00 ABC News 5.15
The Quarters 5.30 Newsline 6.00 ABC
News Breakfast 9.00 ABC News 9.30
Business Today 10.00 ABC News 12.00
Midday Report 12.30 Catalyst 1.30 ABC
News 2.00 Midday Report 2.30 Compass
3.00 Afternoon Live 5.30 Landline Extra
6.00 ABC News 6.05 The Drum 6.45 The
Quarters 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30
Report 8.00 ABC News 8.30 Lateline
Business 9.00 The World 10.00 ABC News
10.30 Newsline 11.00 ABC News 11.25
The 7.30 Report 12.00 ABC News 12.05
The Drum 12.45 The Quarters 1.00 BBC
News 1.30 Australia Network News 2.00
BBC World News 2.30 The 7.30 Report
3.00 Newsline 3.30 7.30 Report
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Buried
Lodged in my brain is the
memory of an episode from
‘The Twilight Zone’. A fellow
in prison arranged with
his contact outside to be
buried with an old inmate
who was about to die. The
buddy would then come
and dig him up. When the
escapee was lying in the
coffin waiting for his release,
he struck a match, pulled the
shroud away from the corpse
and, to his horror, saw that
the dead man was his buddy.
It is a pity that Rod Serling
wasn’t still available to tidy up
the script of Rodrigo Cortes’s
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and gagged in a coffin. He has
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on the cell phone that he has
been left with and demands
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is a daunting prospect for
any moviegoer. Not unlike
in last year’s brilliant ‘Moon’,
which also dealt with extreme
isolation, Cortes succeeds
in drawing you deeper
and deeper into Conway’s
claustrophobic world. Through
countless subtle camera and
lighting variations and an edit
that never allows for stagnation
– if anything, the pace is
quicker than it need be – you
experience with Conway his
panic, frustration and hope.
There are a few suss elements
– the snake that appears,
underground (if it wasn’t
already in the coffin, how did
it get there?), is employed
for no other reason than to
ratchet up the scariness, which
it did one hundred per cent,
and Conway’s lighter has
more fuel in it than you might
reasonably expect it to have.
Also, in communicating with
his family, employer, the State
Department, the FBI and an
organisation that has been
established to rescue hostages
from insurgents, his cell phone
battery, already down to three
bars at the commencement of
his ordeal, lasts a hell of a lot
longer than mine ever does.
Heavy-handed commentary
about bad Big Business, idiotic
officialdom and terrorists as
freedom fighters thankfully
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intensity of Conway’s riveting
struggle and the drama is only
slightly diminished by a climax
that comes across as rather
too much like a Monty Python
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To paraphrase Herman Goering, Fiat that Liz’s friend drives (you
every time I hear the word
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the Western professional
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of Italy and India would never
have been countenanced –
Jesus and dhal is not in the race
when Ganesh and Chianti are
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and well heeled seekers of
truth. The movie is beautifully
shot, in a chocolate box sort
of way, but with the bulging
budget that was clearly at
the disposal of director Ryan
Murphy, what mug couldn’t
make India look colourful
and vibrant, the Eternal City
dreamy? Liz’s Rome, however,
where the golden sun is always
floating on the horizon, is also
a hackneyed, cutesy attempt
at recreating the city in which
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out of a sow’s ear. Liz is an
unconvincing character
who deals in nauseating
platitudes and whose
most telling expression of
understanding is to half-
close her eyes and gaze
in wonderment into the
middle distance. Bali is the
Love chapter and upon her
arrival there a baby nearby,
who looked unnervingly
like Charles Laughton
(it was Reel Mums’ day),
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brown pong that I thought
summed it up perfectly
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Peck met fifty-odd years ago, and far more emotional
impact in ten minutes in ‘The
right down to the tiny tinny
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breadth of Italy and not find ultimate reward? A bloke. But
not just any bloke – it’s Javier
such a car these days) – and
Bardem! She’s got it all, and
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 Mungo’s Crossword
Quick Clues
ACROSS
1. Fixation, object endowed with
magic qualities (6)
4. Stated positively, asserted (8)
9. Loving, worshipping (7)
11. The side of a coin with the head
on it (7)
12. Perfect, ultimately desirable (5)
13. Large seabird (9)
14. Householder’s market for
unwanted possessions (6,4)
16 An arm or a leg (4)
19. Wise. Knowing (4)
20. Unreliable, one who escapes
paying his debts (3-2-5)
22. Small breed of dog, originating in
the Himalaya (5,4)
23. Chop finally, grind (5)
25. Follower, disciple (7)
26. Honest, trustworthy (7)
27. Conjecture, put forward as a
thesis (8)
28. Climb, mount (6)
DOWN
1. Tall pink water birds (9)
2. Hoard, usually of treasure (5)
3. Result of a spill (8)
5. Footwear for soccer players (8,5)
6. Summon, request the presence
of (6)
7. Stranding, abandoning (9)
8. Acts, things that are performed or
accomplished (5)
10. Fabulous footwear worn by
Cinderella (5,8)
15. Rambling discourse or process (9)
17. Unhappy conclusion, inevitable
but depressing finale (6,3)
18. Spring flowers; also marine
animals (8)
21. Substance, solid material (6)
22. The smallest amount (5)
24. Brother’s daughter (5)
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Cryptic Clues
ACROSS
1. Erotic fixation: for instance, groper
grasped alien … (6)
4. … and stated strange fad about
tree and me (8)
9. Loving party circle (7)
11. Heads back stinking verse (7)
12. Perfect single trade (5)
13. We hear Finney and Diana got the
bird (9)
14. Service station in Gippsland town
offers bargains (6,4)
16. Arm Bobby! (4)
19. Reverse vapour and energy --
that’s wise … (4)
20. …like an owl, but can’t be trusted
(3-2-5)
22. Dog has a …a rider. Look around!
(5,4)
23. Hamburger steak affected walk (5)
25. A job in the drink for Peter,
perhaps … (7)
26. … but the business in the dry is
genuine (7)
27. Conjecture: the alternative is
English (8)
28. The Americans call it the absolute
bottom. Go up! (6)
DOWN
1. Bloody, as they say, big birds! (9)
2. Time to travel at random for
treasure hoard (5)
3. Small sack, but accidental overflow
(8)
5. Measure votes to cover up the
stench: Predators, perhaps, a lot
tougher than 10! (8,5)
6. Six in popular note of request (6)
7. Stranding – in Queensland,
obviously! (9)
8. Acts for the nice guy who went to
town in 2002 (5)
10. Good girl falls for every saint in
fabulous footwear (5,8)
15. Fix up and master part in rambling
statement (9)
17. R, the unhappy outcome (6,3)
18. Surprisingly, see no man in these
bloomers (8)
21. Less glossy substance (6)
22. Athlete finishing in the final is the
smallest (5)
24. Ice melting in the north east? It’s
relative (5)
Mungo’s Crossword first published
in The Week.
Stars As the stellar telescope focuses
on the Sun, Saturn and Mercury in
easy-pleasy Libra, Venus retrogrades
in deepwater Scorpio for some learning
curves on the love road…
WITH LILITH
EARIES: This week offers lessons in the affections sector, whether KLIBRA: With the Sun, Saturn and Mercury all in Libra corner
that’s self value, appreciating others or just a general spring everyone could be looking to you for the positive comment,
cleanse of your love receptors. With October’s emphasis in the equitable and stylish solution, the balanced perspective
your house of teamwork, joint ventures, shared resources and and amusing view, giving you the chance to rack up some
combined efforts, two heads are definitely better than one. impressive karmic credits this week.
FTAURUS: As personal, business and social relationships LSCORPIO: Looks like you’ll need to look before you leap,
come under the cosmic microscope for recalibrating terms of examine all angles, read the small print, ask questions, check
general give and take, this week’s planetary salad recommends answers and verify warranties this week. And yes, other
clarifying what you want for yourself along with setting your people’s errors could be truly infuriating, but your fortune
highest intentions for what you’d like to share with others. cookie advises to forgo furious and channel charming.
GGEMINI: Feelings… everybody’s got them this week and even M S
AGITTARIUS: This week’s strife and spice whips up a
Geminis could start behaving like emoticons. Should that bonanza of lively interactions, plans and engagements.
happen don’t clam up, press yes to Ebay buys you’ll regret or Exhausting, because you’ll be the one maintaining an
entertain the usual escape fantasies. Just do what you do best - optimistic light and plugging positive possibilities in the face
of conflicting agendas, general pessimism and lowest common
talk about it. Sharing brings clarity.
denominationalist thinking. Factor in some rest.
HCANCER: Domestic pressures or office politics unsettling? Then
NCAPRICORN: Don’t make the mistake of thinking nothing’s
it’s time to meditate on Cancerian chronicler of the human
going on in the emotional zone this week. There’s plenty,
condition Michael Leunig’s take on life as a holiday on earth… but it’s up to you to figure out what… Hard work, so reward
The personal planets are extending the olive branch to patch
yourself by kicking up your heels under late week Capricorn
up quarrels, repair friendships and reconcile differences. moon in a capricious, delicious caper.
ILEO: If power struggles and control issues are up and running, OAQUARIUS: Earth signs have roots, Aquarians have aerials,
lion-tame those unruly emotions – it never pays to make which at present are likely to be receiving messages from
enemies. Buying luxury love substitutes probably won’t
distant friends or relatives. This week favours the arts: of
work either with post-purchase rejection high during Venus negotiation, compromise and creative adaptation, especially
retrogrades. Be cool, review your options, remember your sense when dealing with that one in every crowd who’s a prize pain in
of humour. the arts.
J 
VIRGO: If others are unreliable this week just deal with it, P P
ISCES: So what if you change your mind this week – a little
because the only thing you can change is yourself. You do have oscillation isn’t a federal offence. It isn’t easy being multi-
your own tiny flaws, so take responsibility for the mood you faceted when your facets head in different directions. A heart
create – you’d prefer that affectionate rather than fractious and to heart talk about unfinished business will get some of them
frazzled, wouldn’t you? working in synch this week.
The Australian teams left the The diagrammed position shows Darryl
Khanty-Mansiysk Olympiad with CHESS by Ian Rogers Johansen’s critical final round game after 128
moves and more than five hours play. Johansen,
no medals but satisfaction over a Play at Byron Services Club, Mon 7-10pm
playing Black against Charles Campbell, seems
difficult job completed. to have come to a dead end, since 128 …
Australia’s Open team, seeded struggled for consistency, and medal drought extends back to
g3 129.hxg3 Nxg3 130.Nf2! is only a draw.
49th in a field of 148, finished as their cause was not helped by 2002; the perennial top seeds However summoning up his last reserves of
predicted: =49th. Biljana Dekic’s aversion to play- seemingly unable to perform at energy, Johansen found
Remarkably, every Australian ing against strong opponents. the world’s most important team 128 …Nxe3!! 129.fxe3
This put extra pressure on the tournament. 129.Ng3 Nd1 130.Nh1 Nc3 131.Kf1 Ne2 132.Ke1
Open player scored above 50 per
Olympic debutantes Emma Guo However, the local fans did Kg2 would be a slower death.
cent, with David Smerdon top 129 …g3! 130.Nxg3 Kxg3 131.Kf1 Kf3 132.
scoring for the team with 6/9. and Vaness Reid and had a crucial have something to cheer about,
effect in the final round pairing with Russia’s women breaking Ke1 Kxe3
Our Open team seemed to lose and White resigned since he cannot prevent the
against the young English team, through to win their first ever
momentum in the second half final Black pawn from queening.
a match Australia lost 1-3. Had team gold medals. (The USSR
of the tournament but veteran Dekic played and the result been Women’s team took many gold Q Khanty-Mansiysk leading final scores: Open
Grandmaster Darryl Johansen reversed – a tough ask, though medals but usually in a team Olympiad 1.Ukraine 19/22; 2.Russia 18;
still had the energy to win the last =3.Israel, Hungary 17… =49. Australia 12.
possible – Australia would have filled with Georgians.) Women’s Olympiad 1.Russia 22/22; 2.China
game to finish in Siberia – a 132 finished at a best-ever tie for 15th
Russia’s rise has paralleled that 18; =3.Georgia, Cuba, USA, Poland, Azerbaijan,
move marathon against a young place. Bulgaria 16… =37.Australia 12.
Nigerian opponent. of the Kosintseva sisters, Tatiana
Playing on home soil, the
and Nadezhda, who dominated a b c d e f g h
Australia’s Women’s team Russians were expected to
finished better than their male dominate the Khanty-Mansiysk the event and added to their team 8
counterparts: a tie for 37th in a Olympiad, especially after ignor- gold medals with individual gold 7
field of 114, having been seeded ing the rules and entering five on boards one and two respec- 6
53rd. teams in the Open Olympiad. tively.
Led by the Kosintsevas, Russia 5
After winning her final However, a Russian loss to
three games Giang Nguyen top Hungary handed the Ukraine a won all eleven matches in the 4
scored for Australia with 6.5/10, chance to take the lead and, led Women’s Olympiad to finish well 3
although Arianne Caoili’s 6/11 by Vassily Ivanchuk in sparkling clear of second placed China, in 2
on first board was equally meri- form, they never relinquished whose team teenage superstar
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Australia’s Women’s team Remarkably, Russia’s gold great Olympiad. Black to play and win
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And I was loving every luscious mouthful.
Later Greg came out to chat, telling me
that he had cooked the goat long and slow,
130oC for about six hours with spices like
juniper berries. He had had goat on his
menu last year and no one was interested;
this year it has been running out the door
and in fact a wedding party booked for
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BYRON BAY CONTINUED
The Deck
Byron Bay Golf Club
Lunch: Tues-Sat
11am-2.30pm
Dinner: Wed-Sat
5.30pm-9pm
6685 6470
Fresh
Open 7 days 7am-11pm
7 Jonson St (beach end),
Byron Bay
Licensed & BYO
6685 7810
The Balcony
Breakfast, lunch & sunset
balcony dining
Cnr Jonson St &
Lawson St, Byron Bay
6680 9666
www.balcony.com.au
Rae’s on Watego’s
Lunch and Dinner 7 days
Watego’s Beach, Byron Bay
6685 5366
Bayside
Traditional Thai
Open for dinner
7 nights a week
5:30pm - 9:30pm
5/2 Fletcher St, Byron Bay
6685 5151
WINE’S WORLD
Wineries of the Gold Coast Pt 1
Once you get past the beaches and
the high-rises, the hinterland of the
Gold Coast offers rich wining and
dining experiences. Motor through
rainforest and into countryside rich
with vineyards, boutique wineries and
associated dining treats.
According to Queensland Vineyards (www.
queenslandvineyards.com),the Gold Coast
Hinterland Wine Country is ‘one of the
fastest growing wine regions in Queensland,
encompassing the cooler climate of Mt
Tamborine and Springbrook, through to the
milder climates of Albert River and Canungra
Valley; the region allows a diverse range of
grape varieties to be grown. These range
from plantings of Verdelho, Chambourcin and
Semillon, through to Merlot, Cabernet Franc,
Shiraz and Chardonnay.
‘Many of the cellar doors offer superb
restaurants, cheese tastings, gourmet picnics
and winery and vineyard tours. Group tours
are welcome, as are individual travellers who
are looking for an escape from the stress of
city living.’
Below are two you might like to visit:
O’REILLY’S CANUNGRA VALLEY VINEYARDS
– ‘one of the premium boutique cellar doors
in South East Queensland. Located in the
peaceful Canungra Valley, in the Gold Coast
Hinterland, we are a scenic 60 minute drive
south of Brisbane and 35 minutes’ drive
west of the Gold Coast. This area is one of
Queensland’s newly emerging wine growing
regions. Canungra Valley soil is well suited
to grapes, as the rich river loam has been
built up over centuries by the flooding creek
and a naturally occuring layer of gravel a
metre under the surface allows for excellent
drainage.
‘Eight of the fifteen acres of land belonging
to the Vineyard are “under vine”, consisting
of 4,000 vines of primarily Chambourcin and
Semillon grape.
‘Chambourcin is a subtropical grape variety
that is ideally suited to our climate here
in South East Queensland. Chambourcin
produces good-quality, ruby-colored
36 October 12, 2010 The Byron Shire Echo
Newly renovated ‘The Deck’ has been transformed The Petit Snail
into a modern and laid back venue, complete with Open Wed-Sat
lounge and deck dining options, not to mention one 6.30pm till late
of the most picturesque settings around. Can’t wait Live Jazz on Thursdays
to see you at The Deck at Byron. Accordion on Fridays
Fully licensed.
Bookings essential
6685 8526
Beach Kitchen
Fresh is... Open 8am till late
At the Beach Hotel,
Byron’s BEST location
Bay St, Byron Bay
Modern seasonal menu
6685 6402
Organic & local produce
www.beachhotel.com.au
Award winning Campos coffee
Cakes made onsite
Sophisticated blend of flavours and textures with an Lemongrass
ever changing menu, for breakfast lunch or dinner Open Monday – Saturday
and tapas all day. 5pm-9pm
Matched by an exciting wine list and arguably Shop 3/17 Lawson Arcade
the best cocktails in town, your taste buds will be Phone orders welcome
tantalised and so will your eyes as you look over the 6680 8443
streets of Byron and enjoy the eclectic vibe of The
Balcony.
Our 60 seat al fresco dining room overlooking Treehouse on
the ocean has a reputation as the best dining Belongil
in the region! We use the freshest local produce
25 Childe St, Byron Bay
and seafood combined with the exquisite mix of
Open Monday-Sunday
Australian and modern Italian flavours.
7am-11pm
Beautifully cooked and stylishly presented – we spare
6680 9452
no expense in sourcing quality produce.
“What do a Colombian, a Bulgarian and a The Restaurant
Laosythainese have in common? Traditional Thai! at the Byron at
Setup by a Heng, cooked by a Verano, served by
a Pavlova. We can be found in the Asian end of Byron
Fletcher St, just seconds away from the beach. Dine Lunch and dinner 7 days
in the warm colourful atmosphere of our restaurant Broken Head Road
or take away. Banquet menus ideal for functions and Byron Bay
private catering also available. 6639 2111
Earth ‘n‘ Sea
Pizza and Pasta
Open every day for lunch and
dinner. 12pm-2.30pm & 5pm.
(no surcharge Sundays).
New location: Cnr Fletcher &
Byron Sts. Byron Bay.
ww.earthnsea.com.au
6685 6029
wines that have a reasonably full, slightly
herbaceous flavour and aroma. This grape is Orient Express
used to produce our lush sparkling red, still Open 7 nights from 5.30pm
red wine and port. Yum Cha – Fri, Sat, Sun
‘Semillon is a white wine variety often grown 11.30am-3.00pm
in the Hunter Valley. This grape variety makes 1/2 Fletcher St, Byron Bay
6680 8808
a dry, grassy style of white wine. The crop is
www.theorientexpresseatery.
harvested in February, before the tradtional
wet season. The semillon grapes turn from a com.au
pale green colour to a golden yellow before
Italian at the Pacific
ripening.
Open seven days
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Next to the Beach Hotel,
been involved in viticulture and winemaking Bay Street
for over three hundred years, originally in the 6680 7055
Neckar Valley, a tributary to the Rhine in one italianatthepacific.com.au
of the most delightful wine producing regions
of Germany. WhyNot!
‘History saw an extension of the family Breakfast/Lunch
7 days from 6am
tradition due to the tumultuous religious
Cocktails & Dinner
wars. New settlements were established in the Wednesday to Sunday
rich and fertile southern Caucasus in Russia. Wednesday food & wine
Here, a substantial winery and distillery matching dinner – 2 courses $30
Thursday farmers market dinner
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again sourced natural extension of the family Fishheads
with the immigration of H Thumm. Open seven days,
‘He brought his colourful family traditions 7.30am-11.30pm
with him when he emigrated to Australia Byron Bay – 1 Jonson St
in 1946. Almost immediately he found the 6680 7632
ideal site to begin his new winery: the ruins Bangalow – 2 Byron St
6687 2883
of a historic flour mill dating from the 1870s
situated at the junction of two streams and
surrounded by majestic gum trees. This Fig Tree
was the perfect base for H Thumm to forge Restaurant
his life’s dream: a winery/chateau complex Dinner Thurs - Sat
Lunch Fri - Sun
reminiscent of the old country. Thursday Farmers Market dinner
2 courses $30
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‘In 1947 wine production in Australia was still Byron Bay
concentrated on ports, sherries and muscats – Woolies Plaza, Jonson St
so Chateau Yaldara extended its range to 02 6685 7103
include fine vintages of red and white wines Coolangatta
– Showcase on the Beach
in the traditional European style.
07 5536 5455
– www.thummestate.com/winery.html www.osushi.com.au
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After Paris, Lyon and Melbourne, French chef Igor Persan is
bringing authentic traditional French cuisine to Byron Bay.
With French staff, French food, affordable French wine list and
Belgian beers and incomparable Parisian hostess, Chauby
will take you on a journey to France.
Vegetarian and gluten-free friendly,
‘Most highly rated
parties and functions welcome, gift
vouchers, children welcome. Check
French Restaurant
our regularly updated website: in Australia’
www.thepetitsnail.com.au. - My Taste Website
Beachside
breakfast, lunch
and dinner right
in the heart of
town overlooking
Main Beach,
Byron Bay’
The only exclusively Vietnamese restaurant in town,
this intimate space spilling out into a courtyard offers
up fabulous dishes packed full of herbs, spices and
varied textures. The traditionally light and healthy
style of cuisine ensures the freshness and natural
tastes of food are preserved as much as possible. It’s
a popular spot so bookings are recommended.
Fully Licensed Restaurant – Bar – Functions
Stroll along Main Beach to Belongil
Devour our woodfired pizzas, a la carte meals and lush
cocktails
Enjoy our funky garden bar and casual atmosphere
Listen to live music and DJs Friday – Sunday
Set within the stunning rainforest of the multi-award
winning Byron at Byron Resort and Spa. Serving
innovative seasonal fare based on the freshest local
produce from head chef Gavin Hughes.
Awarded a Star in the 2010 Courier Mail Queensland
Food & Wine Guide.
The original Earth ‘n’ Sea Pizza and Pasta has been a
part of Byron Bay since 1976. Their basic philosophy is
to buy the best produce locally and making the food
from scratch. This family restaurant offers great service
in a friendly environment. The menu not only has 22
different pizzas it also has great pastas and salads as
well as gluten free options. And when you dine at
Earth ‘n’ Sea you get free underground parking.
Chef Tippy Heng is back at the Orient Express eatery
having just completed his culinary tour of Asia, Tippy
has brought back a collection of exciting new dishes
from China, Tibet, Laos and Thailand. These dishes
will be filtering into the specials selection and the
new Winter menu so if a little smoke and spice is
your taste - Now is the time to head down to The
Orient Express.
Italian at the Pacific provides a bustling atmospheric
restaurant, dishing up contemporary inspired Italian
cuisine. We’re introducing an exciting menu of taste
plates, antipasti, fresh pastas and main dishes. With
our new Ocean View Bar, we ensure all our guests
have the opportunity to enjoy some of Byron’s finest
cocktails and wine.
Why Not! start your day with the best cup of coffee in
Byron Bay. Why Not! Enjoy lunch using free wireless
watching Byron life pass by. Why Not! Relax into some
fantastic cocktails at the bar. Why Not! Indulge in our
weekly changing dinner menu with daily specials.
Why Not! Because you can. Bon appétit! Jonson Street,
Byron Bay. www.whynotbyronbay.com.au
6680 7994
‘An iconic Byron dining experience, Fishheads serves
fresh seafood on the main beach, dine in or takeaway
seven days a week. The Fishheads Ultimate Seafood
Platter is our signature dish and perfect for sharing
between two. (BYO) Fishheads is also located in
Bangalow (licensed) at the top of the town.’
The Fig Tree is perfectly positioned with commanding
views over the Pacific Ocean and Byron Bay. Opened
in 1981 it has been the bench mark in highlighting
Byron Bay’s fantastic local produce. Chefs/owners Jules
& Ché have travelled the world extensively sourcing
inspiration for their dishes. Bring a bottle of wine and
enjoy what is agreeably one of Byron Bay’s most iconic
dining experiences. www.figtreerestaurant.com.au
Winner of the favourite Japanese restaurant
all over Australia in the I Love Food
Competition. Eat in or takeaway. Licensed.
Open 7 days 11am till late. Get 20% off at
Dendy Cinema. O-Sushi is a modern Japanese
restaurant guided by a philosophy that incorporates
traditional values of providing the best possible service
combined with fresh wholesome food. Live music every
Wednesday.
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will tantilise your taste
GOODTASTE
Open for dinner 7 days.
buds with superb
$9.90 lunch Thursday
Feros Arcade, Jonson St,
Byron Bay
6685 6737
traditional Thai cuisine.
Well priced and
popular with the locals.
Fully licenced and
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delicious cocktails.
FRESH LOCAL FOOD
Muoi’s Feast Muoi’s Feast has created a strong following since A website – www.sustainfood.com.au – providing access to and awareness of fresh local
Lunch: Tues-Sat opening in 2003. Winning numerous awards for its food has just been launched. An initiative of the Northern Rivers Food Links project in
Dinner: Mon-Sat international cuisine, the Asian section of the menu is partnership with Sustain Northern Rivers (a collaboration of key regional organisations
11 Fletcher St, Byron Bay the predominant favourite. Enjoy for lunch or dinner. taking initiatives on climate change) and Northern Rivers Food (an industry
Bookings Essential
6685 7557 collaboration of local growers and food producers), it is bound to give a big boost to
local food production, distribution and consumption, and will enhance community food
knowledge and healthy lifestyles. One of its key features is a Northern Rivers produce
BYRON BAY

The Aztec All the favourites Nachos, Enchiladas, Burritos etc list where you can click on a listed food and find out who grows it and where to find
Byron Bay extensive vegetarian options. OPENING SPECIALS:
½ price lunch MONDAY TO FRIDAY Main Menu #1-#33 it. Website users will also be able to access local food recipes and pick up great tips on
32 Lawson Street,
Ph. 02 6680 8198 TWO UP TUESDAY – Buy one main meal and receive a growing your own food or simply keep up to date with local food news and events.
LICENSED MEXICAN second Main meal for Free from 5.30pm
RESTAURANT
NOW OPEN 7 days
$20.00 Group Bookings Menu for bookings of 15 or more
Takeways and Childrens Menu available.  Conditions Apply.
SLOW FOOD LUNCH
Lunch & Dinner THE ORIGINAL FLAVOURS OF MEXICO. This Sunday, October 17, Sandbar at Shaws Bay, Ballina, is hosting a 100-Mile Slow Food
lunch. All local produce sourced within 100 miles of the venue will be transformed into
KINGSCLIFF

Fins Experience an intimate cooking class beautiful dishes by chef/owner Nicolas Gomez. Cost is $65 per head for four courses and
Salt Village, Kingscliff with international celebrity chef
02 6674 4833 Steven Snow. the lunch commences at 1 pm. Bookings are essential on 6686 6602.
dining@fins.com.au Themed–
Dinner 7 days
Lunch Fri, Sat & Sun
‘FINS DINNER PARTY FAVOURITES’
Wed 13th October, 2010 11am-2pm
COFFEE ON THE GO
GOOD FOOD GUIDE $109 per person Ex-coffee roaster for Byron Bay Coffee Company Bertrand Pommier started up his own
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(lunch and wine included) Bookings essential mobile coffee service about a year ago. Called ‘Cafe Creme Mobile Espresso’, it doubles
as a barista training business and operates during the week delivering coffees to offices
LENNOX

Blackboard Recommended in the Sydney Morning Herald Good in the Byron industrial estate. Bertrand is a fourth generation coffee roaster from France
Food Guide 2011, this cruisy café is in Lennox Head’s
at the Beach best location away from the hustle and bustle, with
who offers a door-to-door service from his fully equipped and self-contained coffee van.
Breakfast & lunch Wed-Sun beautiful ocean views. Walk straight in from the In addition he makes his van available to be booked for special events, concerts, fetes
6687 4333 beach to enjoy the superb café fare on offer for and fairs or ‘anything where people need coffee’. His very glamorous website is
www.blackboard.net.au breakfast and lunch. www.cafecrememobile.com.au and he can be contacted on 0401 026 013.

SUPPLIERS
Seven Mile Café Just a short stroll along Pacific Parade to the quieter Santos Trading Small enough for personal care, large enough to offer
end of town is Lennox Head’s popular Seven Mile competitive prices. Santos has been supplying high
Licensed
Café. New owners, Lisa and Tony Bundock invite you
Warehouse quality biodynamic, organic, natural foods, and healthy
BYO (Bottled Wine) Mon-Thurs 9 to 5
41 Pacific Parade to sate your appetite with delicious food and wine, Trading products since 1975. We continue our commitment to
Fridays 9 to 4 sourcing as locally as possible. Santos is the home of
Lennox Head fresh sea air and the sound of waves rolling in. And OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
6687 6210 with eye-popping views of the pacific from every Rainfed Rice–zero irrigation, certified biodynamic, as
3/7 Brigantine Street, local as you can get, and the most delicious rice you’re
www.sevenmilecafe.com.au table, The Seven Mile café is a feast for the senses. Byron Arts & Industry Park likely to find. Visit rainfedrice.com.au for more info, or
(02) 6685 5685 visit our online store at santostrading.com.au. Eat well.
MULLUMBIMBY

La Table Cafe: First and only café in the shire to offer quality Hospitality We stock quality cookware, kitchenware, tableware,
72 & 72a Burringbar St, organic coffee and organic milk! Delicious brekkies, Choice glassware, chefs clothing and a broad range of cleaning
Mullumbimby lunches and house baked pastries served by a friendly, solutions including green and septic safe products
professional team. Resto: Late afternoon – share a drink Unit 4/17 Tasman Way and specialty chemicals for food service and general
Cafe: 6684 2220 with something to taste. Evening – dine in our warm, Byron Arts + Industry Est. industry. We stock a complete range of matting for
Mon-Fri 8-4, Sat 9-2 stylish, open interior. French chef Bruno passionately 6685 8688 industry, hospitality and home at great prices. If you are
Restaurant: 6684 2227 innovates French Mediterranean bistro style food using a restaurant, small business, accommodation property
Wed-Sat from 4pm Warehouse hours:
high quality produce. SMH 2011 Good Food Guide 10am – 3pm or person who takes food and cooking seriously we have
www.latable.com.au Reviewed and Top 10 Sustainable Restaurants what you need.

Poinciana Open seven days a week from 8am. All day breakfast Jordan’s The local lads at Jordan’s Breads and Pastries
Food Bar Cafe Music available on weekends and until 1pm weekdays. Lunch Unit 4, 8 Smith St, make a hearty range of artisan breads including
served noon to 3pm. Licensed with great beer, wine Mullumbimby organic sourdough, hand moulded and rustic styles
55 Station St, produced using traditional methods, as well as pies,
and cocktail lists. Fabulous courtyard, undercover 6684 1919
Mullumbimby pastry and croissants. Jordan’s deliver on Tuesdays,
dining, lounge and bar areas with free wireless internet www.jordanspastry.com.au
6684 4036 Thursdays and Saturdays, supplying retail, cafes and
throughout. Great coffee, food and music served up
www.poincianacafe.com restaurants north to Southport and south to Coffs
daily!
Harbour. Make an order and taste the difference.

Spice It Up 2010 Sydney

Red Ginger A uniquely Byron uniquely Asian Emporium with
Thai Restaurant Morning Herald Byron Bay: Jonson St everything you need for cooking Asian food – from
Open 5 days. (opp. Dendy Byron Bay) Korea and Japan though China, Vietnam, Malaysia,
Good Food
Open Wednesday-Sunday 6680 9779 Indonesia, Thailand, India and even into the Middle
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6684 2273 FOR THE LOVE teapots, Yum Cha dumplings ready to eat in the store
(behind Aurora)
Mullumbimby Golf Club OF THAI FOOD! or frozen to take home, fresh noodles and tofu PLUS
6687 2808
gorgeous exotic gifts, homewares and furniture.
NEW BRIGHTON

Yum Yum Tree Café The ‘Yum Yum Tree’ was a traditional meeting place Byron Health Byron Health Foods Distribution was established in
Breakfast & Lunch for the first Australians of our area. A place to take Foods Distribution 1993 and has been supplying supermarkets/cafes/
Mon- Thurs 8.30am - 2pm sustenance, and catch up with old and new friends. Open: Mon-Fri 8am-3pm restaurants/and manufacturers north to Brisbane and
Fri Sun 8am - 2.30pm Come notice the extra flare, enthusiasm and personal 1/77 Centennial Circuit, south to Evans Head with a large range of products.
Dinner touch of the Yum Yum Tree Café team, a collection of Byron Bay Our products include the ultra smooth Georges’
Fri & Sat from 6pm professional, down to earth people, enjoying their day Phone: 6685 5188 Yoghurt, Turkish bread, Asian products, soy products,
6680 3368 serving you the tastiest meals and drinks. Fax: 6685 6670 frozen foods, and spices. Bulk purchase discounts
50 River St, New Brighton www.yumyumtreecafe.com.au www.byronhealthfoods.comau available. Contact us now for stocktake specials.
SUFFOLK PARK

Pizza Paradiso Artisan pizzas hand crafted on the premises using the Luscious Foods Luscious Foods aim to provide the freshest, first class
Takeaway, dine in and freshest local produce and the best of traditional and 1/6 Tasman Way, Byron quality handmade food for your event. Whether your
home delivery modern styles. Selection of flat breads. Large range Arts & Industry Estate function is a cocktail party, wedding, conference,
BYO of vegetarian pizzas and pastas. Gluten-free base 6680 8228 picnic or intimate, Luscious is here to help create
Open 7 days from 5pm available. lusciousfoods@bigpond.com delicious menus to suit your tastes and budget. All
Suffolk Park Shopping products are handmade using fresh local produce,
Centre organic where possible, with an extensive range of
6685 3101 global cuisine.
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Ché Bon Don’t know your hampe from your araignee, your bavette Sol Breads At SOL Breads we believe in producing the healthiest
Breakfast Sun 8am from your poire, or your entrecote from your plat de cotes? We deliver breads and cakes and most delicious breads you can buy. Our skilled
Well, they’re all very good cuts of beef – but we use only the to local cafes, restaurants bakers use age old recipes and techniques to create
Dinner Wed-Sat 6pm finest local eye fillet to go with our handcut fries, choice of and retail outlets 5 days per
Sunday Lunch 12pm hand made organic sourdoughs, wheat alternative
sauce and salad. Throw in a dessert and you’ve got the best week – Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri
The Old Church Tintenbar value for $29 that you’ll find anywhere on the planet. and Sat. sourdoughs and also gluten free breads. All our
6687 8221 Now where can you get that? Only with Rudolph and Pascale breads are CERTIFIED organic, 100% natural, free
6680 8049
at Che Bon. www.chebonrestaurant.com. Reviewed and info@solbreadsnthnsw.com.au
from bakers yeast and taste delicious. When quality
recommended by the SMH Good Food Guide 2011. www.solbreads.com.au and taste counts, choose SOL Breads.

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DS Sheffield was the kid at
my school who ran the fast-
est, scored the most tries in the
footy and went head to head
with Andros Kaladelfos, who
couldn’t speak English, for the
wooden spoon in reading and
writing.
As a batsman in the IVA
Richards mould, he was less
stylish than brutally effective in
our playground test matches,
and his appetite for my bowling
was insatiable. Sheffield’s favou-
rite shot was a slog over extra-
cover. If he got onto it with
more than his usual venom,
he’d send the ball sailing across
Unwins Bridge Road and into
the yard of Tempe Boys’ High,
where it would be lost forever
– those bastards never gave us
one back.
Hatless under a blazing sun,
toiling away on a blistering
asphalt deck, I’d been copping
my usual pasting. As the play-
ground’s first leg-spinner since
RB Simpson (it’s a toss up as to
who is Tempe Primary’s most
famous son – Simmo or Col
Joye. Both born in 1936, they
would have been in the same
class.), my stock delivery was a
SPORT RESULTS
ANGLING
Brunswick Heads
Winner of Sept outing M Hardy with 90
pts of tailor and salmon. Ladies winner
Marg Fredericks.  Pres Shield family outing
& BBQ camp at Ferry Reserve on Saturday
6th November.   Names req’d for catering
on 66805108.    Next club outing 3pm Sat
23rd October weigh in 9am 24th.
BRIDGE
Brunswick Valley Bridge
27/9/10 – N/S 1st gross & 2nd net D.Gall/M.
Homfray, 2nd gross & 1st net A.Gray/D.
Dare.
E/W 1st gross & net P.Witts & W.Keyte, 2nd
gross & net M.Clark/K.Nelmes
4/10/10 – N/S 1st Gross & net P.Keyte/E.
Sherry, 2nd Gross & net D.Dare/A.Gray
E/W 1st gross & 2nd net T.Reynolds/E.Hol-
lick,  2nd Gross M.Clark/K.Nelmes, 2nd net
B.Stephens/M.Hosie
9/10/10 – N/S 1st net & gross A.. & B. Gib-
son, 2nd gross M.Solway/E.Sherr, 2nd net
R.Fox/I.Homfray
E/W 1st Gross & net G.Falson/J. Selleck, 2nd
gross & net A.Gray/J.Whyte
Ocean Shores
06/10:  7 Table Mitchell with Skip . N-S:1st
gross:J Selleck/B Simons;2nd gross:M
Boyle/M Clark.E-W:1st gross:P Quirke/P
Sullivan;2nd gross:K Porter/J Gasteen.We
meet @ Ocean Shores Country Club every
Wed. evening.  Be seated by 6:15pm. No
partner required.All welcome.Enquiries:P
Sullivan 66803871 or Club office.
BOWLS
Brunswick Heads Men
Results week ending 10th October,
Wednesday 6/10 – self selected triples
1st J. Taylor, B. Sweeney, D. Taylor
2nd E. Boyter, R. Hosie, R. Roberts
3rd R. Keogh, G. Rendell
Cock of the Walk
D. Carbines –D- G. Rendell
Minor Singles Championships
M. Lofty 31, J. Winter 24
Lennox Heads Men
Tuesday 5th October; Self Selected Triples;
Winners: B Edwards, J Adams, G Heffernan
21 d B McRae, C Skennar, D Gregor 16;
Runners-up: R Orme, M Knott, F Dood 15
(11 ends)d I Whitehall, B Murray, G Carter
15 (7 ends);
M Berger, L Chaseling, B Harrington 17 d G
Hayes, E Burgess, J Bowen 16;
D Lewis, K Foster, R Sullivan 23 d B Gregory,
J Lowry, R Reid 15;
J Smith, J Robinson, I Kemp 22 d F Allcoat,
P Wilson, C Ulrick 13;
J Dudgeon, M Daley 29 d H Burgess, F
Somerville 17;
D Gregor, G Heffernan 31 d E Reid, P Brin-
38 October 12, 2010 The Byron Shire Echo
long hop, which I varied with
wides, full tosses and no balls.
In that lunchtime of golden
memory, I sent one down the
likes of which I would not see
again until SK Warne, with his
first ball in an England test, be-
dazzled the Pommie captain,
MW Gatting.
It wobbled in the air, mes-
merizing DS Sheffield, before
pitching just outside leg-stump
and ripping back to clip the off-
bail (actually, it was the top left
hand edge of the garbage bin).
Nobody could believe it, least
of all my victim. He glared at
me with murder in his heart as
he made his departure.
Flushed with my historic
success, I called LJ Creek in
from the outer and asked him
to stand at silly mid-on. Creek
was less than gruntled at the
field alteration, but with the
master blaster gone his reaction
was not as mutinous as it would
otherwise have been.
What neither of us knew was
that Sheffield, as he stormed off
centre stage, had run his hand
through his oily rocker’s hair
then transferred a glob of Bryl-
creme onto the taped handle of
the bat that he gave to the next
man in, FP Haines.
ing 9; J Turner, M Battese 29 d G Carter, M
Knott 16; J Brook, G Brook 28 d M Berger,
B Saric 20; M Hannaway, R Reid 24 d B Sul-
livan, R Sullivan 16;
Lennox Head Women
Wednesday 29 September 2010
Major/Minor Pairs Competition
E. Steele, J.Burgess (winning rink) 28 d
N Holmes, F Somerville 12. J Fogarty, O
Stobart (r/up) 15 d J McRae, S Skennar 14.
S Grady, M Battese 32 d J Brook, A Hum-
phries 9
Social:
M Hanaway, M Hadler 19 d E Reid, R Hef-
fernan 14. L Quinn, S Nicol, P Brining 26 d R
Sparre, F McCarthy, M Gregor 15. B Turner,
H Burgess, E Astley, G Martin 26 d C Law-
less, N Harwood, D Martin, A Dunger 15.
Mullumbimby Ex Services Men
September 29
N.James,P.Jones,M.Thorne 26 J.Oski,M.
Johnston,F.Buckley 12. A.Pyzer,T.
Johnston,P.McDonald,22  T.Fenwick,J.
Estreich,B.Gibson 15. A.Werner,B.
NeateL.Henry 24 L.Boyter,T.Riches,S.
Purdie 21 D.Kidby,L.Christian,J.McKay 23.
J.Morgan,D.Blake,R.Philps 22.
6th OCTOBER
R.Kidby,N.Newton,T.Johnston 22.
D.Ottery,G.Woolley,M.Thorne 8.
S.Ridgewell,S.Purdie,T.Fenwick 22. R.Day,D.
Blake,P.McDonald 19. B.Gbson,J.Oski,J.
McKay 27. L.Boyter,J.Canabou,L.Henry 18.
B.Ball,M.Johnston,P.Jones 19, T.Riches,R.
Marriott,B.Rose 18.
Mied Fours
J.Lee,J.Canabou,G.Henry, l.Henry 20,
E.Jones,J.Graham,T.Johnston,P.Jones 11
R.Fenwick,B.Reglin,J.Towner,T.Fenwick
24,R.Thompson,B.Rose, B.Croft,J.McKay 8
L.Henry’s team play T.Fenwick’s Saturday
16th
Ocean Shores Ladies
Wed 6 Oct.Social: E Carroll, D Grant, J Best
(Winner secret margin) d P
Hems, B Paine, W Sprengel; J Williams/ J
Seamer (Runner-up) d L Wright/
M Bertoli; J Bartlett/ K Gillard d H Best/
M Flesser.
Ocean Shores Men
WED 6/10/10 STABLEFORD
WIN R Goodacre 41pts. C/B
R/up. M Appel 41pts.
3rd. T Johnston 38pts.
DARTS
Brunswick Valley Darts
Fumbles 3 Workaholics 8 MHS J Peachey
100, MHP J Peachey 57, LHS L Boorman 133,
LHP E Redden 28. MHS R Godwin, T Garrett
132, MHP C Scott 28, LHS K Purcell 100, LHP
K Purcell 46.  Off the Board 9 Workers 2
MHS P Johnson Snr 140, MHP P Johnson
Snr 74, LHS K Dobson 79, LHP C Denholm
18. MHS P Sheaffe 125, MHP P Sheaffe 84,
The First Test In Egypt, 2000 BC
Haines blocked my first de-
livery with undue caution, saw
that my dismissal of Sheffield
was, indeed, an aberration, and
opted for all-out attack.
LHS M Dare 174.
On Wednesday we start the final series
Workaholics v Fumbles, Workers v Off the
Board. 
On Sunday BVDC travelled to Sherwood
Services Club where 19 of our  players
played an excellent game of darts BVDC
went down to Sherwood Services in a
thrilling day of competition. 
GOLF
Ocean Shores Men’s Veterans
Thursday,  07/10:  4BBB Stableford.  54
Starters. 1st: Rob Goodacre & Tom Clark
4pts;  2nd: Nick Comer & Barney Devlin 46
c/b. NTP: 3rd: Rob Goodacre; 8th: Michel
Boyle; 17th: Ken Lange. The Captain’s Go-
rilla Award: H/C 0-19: Alan Thompson; H/C
20+: Michel Boyle. Balls to 43. The Jimmy
Price scrubbers ball: Noel O’Brien & Kevin
Dean.  
TABLE TENNIS
Singles competition: Chris Strybos, Bob
Cawthorne and Mark Smith.  The doubles
competition was won by Chris  &  Mark
(-10) 2-0 over Alice & Bob.
All welcome, play is at the Mullumbimby
Tennis Clubhouse, Byron Street Mullum-
bimby,  thursday evening 6.30pm start. 
Also, build on your skills with our new ta-
ble tennis robot.  Enquiries phone Mark 04
09 47 35 17 or Chris 6684 1468.
TENNIS
Mullumbimby
Thursday Mixed Comp. 7th Oct. Banksia 35
d Palm 31, Wattle 36 d Lilly Pilly 35, Cedar
43 d Flame 33.
Friday Junior Comp starts again after
school holidays at 5pm.
Saturday Social. New starting time from
9th October 2.30pm.
For Tennis enquiries ring: 0411 167 358 or
0439 733 763.
SPORT DRAWS
Brunswick Heads Squash
Wed 13/10/10
Round 9 - Perry Homes Comp
Coastal Voice & Data v. The Potato Works -
G. Hall v G. Davis, S. Moon v A. Li, G. King v
J. Gribble, A. Cox v F. King.
Cape Byron Medical Centre v Byron Bay
Trophies
Ocean Shores Glass v Brunswick Head
Pharmacy
Occupational Health & Rehab Services v
Ocean Shores Bakery
Monday 18/10/10
Round 5 Byron Health Foods Comp Little-
wood, 5.30pm L. Powell v M. Page-Smith
Division 2 5pm M. Cassidy v S. Moon, C.
Walsh v A. Li, J. Gribble v Kijay
Division 3 5pm R. Draper v L. Alidenes, J.
Nicolson v C. Johnston, R. Cross v S. Page-
Smith.
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He stepped down the wicket,
as in that famous picture of Vic-
tor Trumper, and flailed wildly
at the full toss that was wafting
harmlessly towards him.
Ocean Shores men’s golf prezzo
Standing in front of the Pennants from this year’s big win, men’s Club Captain Wayne Dobson
with some of the trophy winners from the prezzo, Stuart Pratt, Nick Comer, Lew Trudgeon and
Peter Fleming
Last Saturday the members of
the Ocean Shores Men’s Golf
Club gathered for their end
of year presentation. The club
has had a great 2010 with five
of their seven Pennant teams
bringing home the winner flag.
The club, which is almost
Division 4 5pm F. King v C. Naughton, C.
Bolton v S. McTeare, A. Cox v B. Doran;
6.30pm C. Wilkinson v T. Ashworth.
to play, Phone 66851794
Brunswick Heads Volleyball
Tuesday 12/10/10
Round 3 - J. V. Towing Comp
6pm KFC v Hedgehogs, Shelly D v Drop-
zone, Flash v. Ballistic. Duty -Lounge Liz-
ards
7pm Coolers v Masala, Scrambers v Bound-
ers, Hit & Run v. Lounge Lizards, Falcons v
Can’t. G & T Bye. Duty - KFC& Dropzone
Thurs 14.10/10
Round 7 - O.S. True Value Hardware Comp
6pm Tipods v Kookaburra, Fill ins v Angels,
Dunn Deals v Snickers, Fireflys v Scary Red-
As he did, the bat greas-
ily slid from his grip and flew
with ghastly speed and accu-
racy towards Creek. And you
know how people say that car
accidents seem like they’re hap-
pening in slo-mo? Well from
the bowler’s end that’s exactly
how it was. The flight of the
bat from FP Haines’s hands
into LJ Creek’s forehead filled a
brief, poetic eternity. The thud
on impact was sickening. My
silly mid-on went down for the
count.
We dragged him to his feet,
blood gushing from the wound.
No less immortal than Nelson’s
‘kiss me Hardy’ was Creek’s ‘I
wanna fucken go home.’
The game resumed after
Mr Prendergast took him off
to Marrickville Hospital to
have his forehead sown back
together.
With LJ Creek in the tender
care of Nurse Ratchett, I vol-
unteered to open our innings.
Naturally, DS Sheffield took the
new tennis ball and, seeing me
at the wicket, counted out the
steps of his long run-up. This
would ordinarily have put the
fear of God up me, but some-
thing had changed forever with
my earlier humbling of our bête
600 strong, were really pleased
with their efforts and club cap-
tain Wayne Dobson was ec-
static with the efforts of players
over the year. Over 40 awards
were presented on the night
which was held at the Ocean
Shores Country Club.
head. Duty -Ferns & Koas.com
7pm Ferns v Diva, Chilli Twist v Flukes,
Kaos.com v Amies, Go Go Girls v Volleys.
Mum’s the Word Bye. Duty - Tripos & An-
gels.
To Play, Phone 66851794 Beginners Wel-
come
Mullum Ladies Golf
Thurs 14/10/10
President vs Captain
Single Stableford - Trophies - G. Mackay
Red & N. Dwyer Green.
1st tee. 9am N. Dwyer p, G. Mackay c, M.
Crichton d
9.06 H. Hammond p, S. Kosaka c, B. Mules d
9.12 G. Redman c, N. Carsburg p, G. Lynn c
9.18 B. Mules c, M. Davey p. 10th Tee
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noir. Fluke or not, I had his
measure.
In he ran. I gritted my teeth,
eager for the challenge, deter-
mined to show him that I would
not be dislodged cheaply.
Sheffield’s action was as ko-
sher as CC Griffith’s, but no-
way was he going to be called.
He arrived at the crease all fire
and brimstone, overstepped the
mark and hurled the ball with
phenomenal pace. I never took
my eye off it, visualising it rac-
ing past mid-off after I’d smote
it with a classic drive. My shot
selection was perfect and my
execution text book, the only
trouble was that it was done
after the event – the ball ham-
mered the garbage bin with an
echoing ding and DS Sheffield
gave me a GD McGrath gobful
as I trudged off, another golden
duck added to my annals.
LJ Creek returned a few
days later to a hero’s welcome
(none of us had seen a stitched
head before) but refused point
blank to field anywhere closer
to the bat than long-on, while I
worked fruitlessly at reproduc-
ing that freakish leg-break, my
dream of playing for Australia
fading with every scorching
summer.
The major winners for the
year were: A Grade Brad Oliss,
runner-up Stewart Ford. A Re-
serve Stuart Pratt, runner-up
Peter Greeves. B Grade Lew
Trudgeon, runner-up Dave
Parks. C Grade Richard Skil-
len, runner-up Geoff Winder.
9am J. Stuart p, G. James c, G. Smith c
9.06 M. Essery c, J. Beer p, B. Wodnough c
9.12 L. Walker p, A. Moser c, L Bellerby p
Table Duty N. Dwyer & G. Mackay
SURF PATROLS
Brunswick SLSC
Sat 16/10 10-3 – Patrol 2
K Southwell, S McRae, M Quinn, M Quinn,
I Heiniger, ZHeiniger, E Heiniger, W Mcrae,
N Frazier
Sun 17/10 9-4 – Patrol 3
C Reid, P Rose, W King, D Kyle-Robinson,
M Mcrae, P Parker, S Rankin, J Leggett, J
Russell, B Cramer. 
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Sport
Byron’s Rugby 7s turns 21
Story & photo Eve Jeffery
I can guarantee that if you
have one sporting bone in your
body, the most fun you could
possibly have this weekend is at
the Byron Bay Rugby 7s.
Now we all know I can’t tell
union from league or rugby
from knitting, but this swift
succession of games is enter-
taining to say the least and
though not always ‘G’ rated
Goalkeeper Nat overcomes life’s challenges
Local Byron football goal-
keeper Nat Caldwell, was one
recently of sixteen goalkeepers
from across Australia selected
for assessment in Sydney with
well known goalie coach Jim
Fraser and NSW Institute of
Sport Coach, Ken Greenhead.
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(in 2008 one team stripped to
their undies for their knockout
match), it is way too much fun.
The competition gets under-
way on Saturday at the the By-
ron Bay Recreation Grounds,
from and the knockouts begin
on Sunday morning until 1pm.
The fun really begins when
the residue of 32 men’s teams
from across Australia, New
Zealand and Fiji will go head-
to-head in the finals from 1pm.
Since attending this camp Nat
has been invited to continue
his development in Sydney for
the next six months, training
at Blacktown Olympic Centre.
This year Nat has competed
in both Futsal and football.
After representing Northern
This year there will also be
a strong showing from the 16
women’s teams from New Cal-
edonia, Dunedin, Sydney and
Brisbane. The ladies will battle
it out with the combined USA
and New Zealand girls’ team
KUSA, who are tipped to beat
three-time winners Eastsyde
from Brisbane.
I just can’t say enough to rec-
ommend you go to the event.
Just do it! Ya know ya want to.
NSW at the Vikings Futsal
Pacific Titles, Nat was chosen
to represent Northern NSW at
the Vikings Futsal Nationals in
Sydney in 2011 and for the Vi-
kings Australian 16 Boys 2010
UK tour.
The three week UK tour in-
cludes training and competi-
tion against the UK’s top Futsal
and Football clubs, participat-
ing in Futsal tournaments at
Rhyl Academy, Flintshire, Rhyl
FC, Denbigh Shire.
The team will also receive
training with Greg Strong
(Bolton), Rhyl FC, Man-
chester City, Liverpool and
experience clubs Manchester
United, Chelsea, Alston Villa,
Stoke, Bolton, Manchester
City, Arsenal, Liverpool and
Rhydymwyn .
The team will be participat-
ing in a demonstration game
of Futsal before kick off at Rhyl
FC and finishing the tour with
a football game against Rhyl
Academy.
Nat is excited about the com-
plete Football experience and
will also get to see his Aunty
Sarah and Uncle Chris who he
hasn’t seen in three years and
other family and friends who
will cheer him on.
Like all athletes Nat has ex-
perienced challenges along the
way and last year Nat became a
carer for his mum who was in
a car accident in March 2008,
which resulted in complex
pain, spinal and nervous sys-
tem injury.
As a result Nat cycles 20km
round trip to continue train-
ing, buying the groceries on
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Nipper’s great weekend at Lennox
Byron Bay Nippers had sev-
eral entrants in the the Lennox
Head SLSC Dolphin Enduro
which was held on last Sat-
urday.
The weather conditions
were too hazardous to hold the
event in the open water, the
exception being the under 17s.
Lennox utilised Lake
Ainsworth to hold the swim
and board legs while still using
the beach for the run leg of the
endurance ironman event.
The Under 10s and 11s did
a 400m swim, one kilometre
board, one kilometre run with
Moby McMullen winning the
under 10 males and his sister
Isabelle coming third in the
Under 11 females.
In the Under 13s females
Alex Barnes completed the
750m swim 1.5 kilometre board
two kilometre run in seventh
place.
Stepping up to starting line
in the U14 and U15s to compete
in the one kilometre swim, two
kilometre board, and two kil-
ometre run, was U14 female
Kisane Irwin in fifth U14 male
Josh Brown second and Max
Hulbert who was fifth and in
the U15 males, Lorne Greenlaw
secured first place.
the way home. This added
responsibility and time con-
sumption has made it impos-
sible for Nat to fundraise this
year while meeting his other
commitments.
Nat is looking for assistance
in the form of donations from
the community to assist in
the financing of his Austral-
ian Vikings Representative and
training trip to the UK and is
hoping to raise $7000 to cover
basic costs. Every little bit helps
and every cent will be well used
and appreciated.
Donations can be made
through the Westpac bank
BSB: 032 573 AC: 217 887.
MONTHLY MARKETS
1st SAT Bruns Heads 6628 4495
1st SAT Murwillumbah 0417 759 777
1st SUN Byron Bay 6680 9703
1st SUN Lismore Car Boot 6628 7333
2nd SUN The Channon 6688 6433
2nd SUN Lennox Head 6687 8618
2nd SUN Alstonville 6628 1568
3rd SAT Mullumbimby 6684 3370
3rd SAT Murwillumbah 0417 759 777
3rd SUN Uki 6679 9026
3rd SUN Nimbin 6689 0000
3rd SUN Lismore Car Boot 6628 7333
3rd SUN Ballina 6687 4328
4th SUN Bangalow 6687 1911
5th SUN Lennox Head 6687 8618
5th SUN Nimbin 6689 0000
SATURDAYS
Byron Community Bazaar 10-2pm 6685 6807
FARMERS MARKETS
Each TUE New Brighton 6684 5390
Each TUE Organic Lismore 6628 1084
Each THU 8-11am Byron 6687 1137
Each FRI 7-11am Mullum 6684 5390
Each SAT 8-11am Bangalow 6687 1137
Each SAT 8am-1pm Uki 6679 5530
Byron Bay Camping & Disposals
For Rossi, Blundstone, Uggs and tents
Phone: 6685 8085
sport@echo.net.au
Byron Bay Nipper Moby McMullen was presented his first place
trophy by Ironman Champion Zane Holmes.
In the tough conditions that tre run with Zoe Heineger third
competitors were faced with, in the females and Brendan Ir-
the Under 17s were sent out to win seventh in the Males.
battle the elements and Huge The Nippers were lucky to
Blue Bottles to complete a one have Ironman Champion Zane
kilometre ocean swim, three Holmes pesenting the trophies
kilometre board, three kilome- to the lucky Winners.
Crankin’ what’s happening in the surf
Brunswick Boardriders ditions to overcome Roy Pow-
The Brunswick Boardriders
Club will hold its October
ers from Hawaii and fellow
Aussie Chris Davidson.
Meanwhile sister Tyler was
club contest this Sunday. All
in great form winning through
members to meet by 7.30am
to the semi finals at the Oak-
at the Brunswick surf club for
ley World Pro Junior Cham-
the call.
pionships in Bali on Friday.
Getting it Wright In a much anticipated clash of
Lennox Head’s Owen Wright probably the world’s two most
won his opening heat at the exciting 16-year-old surfers,
Rip Curl Pro Portugal on Sun- Wright defeated Lakey Peter-
day, mastering the tricky con- son from the USA.
Third quarter October 1 13:52
New moon October 8 05:44 OCTOBER 2010
First quarter October 15 08:27 Astronomical data
Full moon October 23 12:36
and tides
Third quarter October 30 23:46
Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide,
month rise set rise set height (m) height (m)
1 F 0525 1746 0007 1038 0123,1.10; 1340,1.49 0700,0.61; 2041,0.48
2 S 0524 1747 0057 1141 0241,1.11; 1453,1.52 0815,0.61; 2149,0.41
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS Sunday October 3. Move clocks forward 1 hour at 2am
3 S 0622 1847 0244 1347 0455,1.19; 1603,1.59 1033,0.55; 2247,0.32
4 M 0621 1847 0327 1454 0556,1.31; 1804,1.67 1041,0.45
5 T 0620 1848 0408 1601 0657,1.45; 1900,1.72 0038,0.23; 1242,0.33
6 W 0619 1849 0446 1708 0735,1.59; 1951,1.74 0124,0.16; 1338,0.23
7 T 0618 1849 0524 1816 0822,1.71; 2042,1.71 0208,0.13; 1432,0.15
8 F 0617 1850 0604 1924 0908,1.80; 2132,1.63 0251,0.14; 1527,0.12
9 S 0616 1850 0646 2033 0955,1.84; 2223,1.52 0333,0.19; 1619,0.13
10 S 0614 1851 0732 2140 1042,1.84; 2315,1.40 0416,0.27; 1714,0.18
11 M 0613 1851 0822 2243 1129,1.79 0500,0.37; 1808,0.26
12 T 0612 1852 0915 2341 0007,1.28; 1217,1.70 0545,0.47; 1905,0.36
13 W 0611 1853 1012 0101,1.18; 1308,1.59 0632,0.57; 2005,0.44
14 T 0610 1853 1109 0033 0200,1.12; 1404,1.49 0628,0.64; 2109,0.50
15 F 0609 1854 1206 0118 0307,1.09; 1508,1.41 0832,0.69; 2210,0.53
16 S 0608 1854 1301 0158 0415,1.12; 1615,1.37 0944,0.70; 2304,0.52
17 S 0607 1855 1355 0233 0514,1.18; 1715,1.37 1052,0.67; 2350,0.49
18 M 0606 1856 1448 0305 0602,1.26; 1806,1.39 1152,0.61
19 T 0605 1856 1540 0335 0643,1.35; 1849,1.41 0030,0.46; 1243,0.55
20 W 0604 1857 1631 0405 0719,1.43; 1930,1.43 0105,0.41; 1327,0.48
21 T 0603 1858 1724 0434 0754,1.51; 2006,1.43 0138,0.39; 1407,0.42
22 F 0602 1858 1818 0505 0827,1.59; 2044,1.41 0209,0.38; 1445,0.37
23 S 0601 1859 1914 0538 0900,1.64; 2121,1.39 0230,0.38; 1523,0.34
24 S 0600 1900 2011 0614 0934,1.69; 2200,1.35 0311,0.39; 1601,0.32
25 M 0559 1900 2109 0656 1011,1.71; 2241,1.31 0345,0.42; 1642,0.32
26 T 0558 1901 2207 0742 1050,1.71; 2325,1.25 0421,0.45; 1725,0.34
27 W 0557 1902 2302 0835 1133,1.68 0502,0.49; 1815,0.37
28 T 0556 1902 2354 0933 0015,1.22; 1221,1.64 0548,0.54; 1909,0.40
29 F 0556 1903 1034 0111,1.18; 1315,1.60 0644,0.58; 2110,0,41
30 S 0555 1904 0041 1138 0215,1.17; 1417,1.56 0748,0.61; 2115,0.40
31 S 0554 1904 0124 1242 0325,1.21; 1527,1.54 0901,0.60; 2216,0.36
Time lags: Ballina Boat Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick
River Highway Bridge: high 30 min, low 1 hr; Mullumbimby:
1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: 3 hr 55 min; Chinderah: high 1 hr
30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora Inlet: high 2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr
25 min; Murwillumbah: high 2 hr 30 min, low 2 hr 50 min.
Tides in bold indicate high tide of 1.7m or more and low
tide of 0.3m or less. Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre.
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Service Directory
SERVICE DIRECTORY
RATES, PAYMENT & DEADLINE
Deadline: For additions and changes is 12pm Friday
Line ads: $80 for 3 months or $280 for 1 year prepaid
Display ads: $55 per week for colour display ad.
Minimum 8 week booking 4 weeks prepaid.
Please supply display ads 85mm wide, 28mm high.
New display ads will beplaced at end of section.
Accounts & bookings:
INDEX
Accountants ......................................40
Antennas & Installation ..............40
Appliance Repair ............................40
Architects............................................40
Asbestos ..............................................40
Bathroom Renovations ...............40
Building Trades ................................40
Camera Repairs................................41
Carpet Cleaning...............................41
Chiropractic .......................................41
Cleaning ..............................................41
Computer Services.........................41
Counselling........................................41
Curtains & Blinds ............................42
Decks & Patios ..................................42
Dentists................................................42
Design & Drafting...........................42
Driveway Maintenance................42
Electricians.........................................42

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Garden & Property
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Garden Design .................................43
Gas Fitters & Suppliers ................43
Glaziers ................................................43
Graphic Design ................................43
Guttering ............................................43
Handypersons ..................................43
Health ...................................................43
Hire ........................................................43
Horses...................................................43
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NO CHARGE BRICK & BLOCKLAYER Neat, reliable, quality. Lic 114688C..................66884708 or 0410 326052
6684 1777 apply BRICK & BLOCKLAYER Small job specialist. Lic 223375C ................................. Aaron 0428 891682
s$6$VIDEOSETUPs.EW46SOCKETS BRICKLAYER & BLOCKLAYER Quality workmanship, reliable. Lic 129723C ...............0431 266250
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s&-RADIOANTENNASs,ICELECTRICALCONTRACTOR BUILDER – THINK BUILDING Excellent work. Quality projects. Lic 188670C ............0432 381880
Kitchen .................................................43
Landscaping & ExcavatIon.........43
Licensed Brothels ...........................43
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BUILDER JOHN McGAURAN Personalised service. Lic 170208C .................................0415 793242
Lighting ...............................................43 BUILDER/CARPENTER BOB STEWART Lic 14815C. Mullum – SGB ...66805639 or 0418 989928
Motoring .............................................43
Naturopathy......................................44 DIGITAL EXPERTS BUILDER/CARPENTER Lic 194188C ............................................ Dave 66809782 or 0412 171616
BUILDER/CARPENTER New homes & alterations. Lic 195527C ..........................Sam 0414 189884
Nutrition .............................................44
Osteopathy ........................................44
BYRON ANTENNA SERVICE BUILDER: MICHAEL WINTERS Lic 37525 Extensions, renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes,
Painting ...............................................44
CALL US FIRST - FAST SERVICE.
gyprocking & plastering, painting & general repairs. Available now .......0410 647627 or 66854524
Pest Control .......................................44 – ALL AREAS – CARPENTER All jobs. Michael Dow. Lic 147675C ...................................66291169 or 0412 967677
Phones & Communication .........44
Physiotherapy ..................................44
Richard 6685 4265 CARPENTER No job too small or big. Lic 228081C ............................................... Chris 0429 012071
Picture Framing ...............................44 CARPENTRY/JOINERY Renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, small jobs. Lic 157823C Paul .66805722
Plastering ...........................................44
Plumbers .............................................44
Printer Toner & Cartridges .........44
ANTENNAS PLUS CEMENT RENDERER Free quotes. Commercial & domestic .........................................0403 422566
CONCRETE CANCER SPECIALIST Lic 176913C ............................................................0407 480450
Printing & Copying Services .....44 YOUR DIGITAL AND PROGRAMMING SOLUTIONS CONCRETING – Steve Baker. Lic 143161C.....................................................................0412 272564
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GECKO LANDSCAPE SOLUTIONS Decks, pergolas, walls & fencing. Lic 212479C .......0415 755337
Rubbish Removal............................45
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Security Services.............................45
STAINLESS WIRE BALUSTRADING Supplies and installation................66809409 or 0419 758821
Septic Systems .................................45 FREE-TO-AIR & SATELLITE
Sewing Machine Sales & Service .45 SURVEYOR Contour/ detail, slab setout, DAs ..........................................................Dave 0409 613301
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Solar Installation ............................45 TILER Bathroom repairs. Lic 75915 ..........................................................................Andy 0419 478248
Swimming Pools .............................45 HOME ENTERTAINMENT
SYSTEMS ORNAMENTAL IRON & STRUCTURAL STEEL stairs, balustrading, site weld ..Bron Forge 66845396
Tiling .....................................................45 Aust. Gov.
Tree Services .....................................45 Call Goldy approved
installer
Upholstery .........................................45
Veterinary Surgeons .....................45
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Water Filters ......................................45
Water Tank Cleaning .....................45
Water Tanks .......................................45
Web Design Services.....................45
Wedding Services ...........................45 ph: 6621 2734 hamptonandlarsson.com.au
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MULLUMBIMBY APPLIANCE SERVICE Byron Shire ..............................0408 851633 or 66842952 
BOOKKEEPER MYOB, Quickbooks, BAS, account setup/training .....................Edward 0421 971807
HANS ON BOOKEEPING MYOB, quickbooks, BAS & training ...........................Sonjan 0427 171087 Quality Renovations & Carpentry
Kitchens and cabinets – co-designed with you.
Bathrooms, timber features, custom-made projects.
Owner-builder friendly.
References and inspection of work available.
Lic 84399C Don 0418 650 608 or Piers 0431 184 315

ARCHITECTS
DON OSBORNE ARCHITECT Reg. 5687. www.ozarchitecture.com.au .............................66871897

FRANK STEWART ARCHITECT Reg. 6075. www.frankstewart.com.au ...........................66856984

JOSE DO Sustainable Architecture. Reg. 7647. www.josedoarchitect.com....................0424 062096

ROSALIE STOLLERY ARCHITECTS Pavilion, courtyard style, light, open, harmonious spaces.

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CHIROPRACTIC MOBILE 0419 677 991
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BAY FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC Peter Wuehr 17 Bangalow Rd Byron Bay .............................66855282 #/--%2#)!,$/-%34)#
BYRON BAY CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Bruce, Brent, Bianca. 1/12 Tasman Way, Byron A&I Est ..66858159 3(/032%!,%34!4%
DISCOVER CHIROPRACTIC BYRON BAY Margaret Tay ...................................................66808400 &5,,9).352%$
MICHAEL SCHWAGER & SHAUN CASHMAN Chiropractors 108 Stuart St, Mullum ........66841962
MULLUM CHIROPRACTIC Massage, chiropractic & fitness. 110 Dalley St........................66841028
COMPUTER SERVICES
WAVE OF LIFE NETWORK CHIRO (lowforce) 8/9 Fletcher St, Byron Bay. Andrew Badman .66858553

CLEANING ADAM THE COMPUTER GUY www.neonblade.com.........................................................66804286

AMORE CARPET CLEANING & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING .................66807721 or 0429 726999

ATOMIC COMPUTER SOLUTIONS Repairs, sales & service for PCs ........... Sebastiaan 0448 527660 COUNSELLING
CARMEN’S CLEANING SERVICE Pristine is my kind of clean. Domestic cleaning. Fully insured. COMPUTER NETWORK DATA CABLING David www.iwire.net.au .............................0402 022111
For a free quote, call me with your cleaning needs .................................66804811 or 0438 427974 DAVID LAWSON COMPUTER SERVICES All services & repairs for PCs ............................66843955 ART & BODY BASED THERAPY Felicity Grace. Mullumbimby Wednesdays .....................66846212
DI’S CLEANING SERVICE Efficient & professional. 7 days............................................0414 408723
KENSCOMPUTERS.COM.AU General repairs, sales, parts, upgrades, internet .................66844116 EXPERIENTIAL ARTS THERAPY Miecat trained.................................................Anna 0401 740432
QUALITY HOUSEKEEPING ..................................................................................Julie 0410 799686
WINDOW & PRESSURE CLEANING Prof work, free quotes, 20 yrs exp ............ Steve 0421 797210 MOBILE COMPUTER REPAIRS $70 per hour. Established 15 years .....................Ben 0423 355318 RELATIONSHIP SEXUAL COUNSELLING with John. Byron Thursdays & Fridays.............66811547
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CURTAINS & BLINDS ELECTRICIANS FLOOR SANDING & POLISHING
CREATIVE BLINDS & AWNINGS Servicing Byron Shire. www.creativeblinds.com.au .....66863311 ALF BURLEY 24 hour call out. Very reasonable rates. Lic 217948C ...............................0428 299754 THE DECK DOCTOR Decks sanded & restored. Free quotes .............................Richard 0407 821690

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ALL ELECTRICAL WORK Small jobs including safty switches etc. Lic EC31722 .... Syd 0400 629577

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Rob & Lorraine Cubis Business, Home, Farm, Industrial

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A.C.E. LAWN MOWING Cheap, reliable, guaranteed ....................Sam 0438 655763 or 66854237
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GREEN EARTH Garden restoration, maintenance, tree & rubbish removal .66884549 or 0405 716552
GUTTERS CLEANED all areas, free quotes, fully insured .......................0405 922839 or 66850125
DECKS & ALL TIMBER CARE REFINISHING Quality work. Lic 211420C ....................0404 202415 friendly electrician.
MULLUM HANDYMAN Gardening, mowing, rubbish removal, insured.......................0424 954388
Extensive experience.
No obligation, free quotes. MULLUM-MOWING@mullumonline.net. Ride-on .............................................Peter 0423 756394

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MYOCUM MOWING Trees & rubbish removal.................................Neil 66844080 or 0410 666871
NORTHERN RIVERS MOWING Acreage specialist. Small/large jobs. Sen/pen rates ...0428 544190
domestic applications Lic 118938C
TREE & PALM LOPPING Felling, rubbish removal, fully insured, free quotes ..............0405 620261
BALUSTRADINGs3ANDINGs/ILCOATINGSs-AINTENANCE
WEED SPRAYING Tree planting, brushcutting, camphor injecting, free quotes ...........0457 223559
Richard Neylan richardneylan@iprimus.com.au
0407 821 690 Fax: (02) 6680 3755 SMALL, URGENT & EMERGENCY YARD MAINTENANCE, lawns, rubbish removal, gardening .........Mark 66843426 or 0437 343348

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MULLUMBIMBY DENTAL CENTRE 100 Stuart St, Mullumbimby ......................................66842644
SHORES DENTAL Brian Donnellan & Richard Conn. Rajah Rd, Ocean Shores ....................66803477
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BYRON ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN & DRAFTING ............................0423 531448 or 66857713
CALL AVI FOR FREE QUOTE 0421 889 974
DAVID ROBINSON DRAFTING Renovation, design & plans.................0419 880048 or 66858114 MAL MACKENZIE – ELECTRICIAN
EXPANDESIGN Houses & renovations. Alok Eggenberger www.expandesign.com.au .......66847180 IS BACK ON THE TOOLS
MICHAEL SPITERI ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING SERVICE .....................................0417 713033 RENOVATIONS
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www.mullumbimbydraftinganddesign.com.au BDANSW ............66841842 or 0427 721845 ELECTRICAL SERVICES P/L
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ADDISON FENCING Colorbond, pool, timber, glass & screens...........................................66804495
BEDNARZ, H & W, FENCING Specialise in pool, colourbond & timber fencing ...........0417 491136
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Call Steven Butturini FENCE FORMERS Landscaping and fencing solutions..................................................0423 356911
FENCING & RETAINING WALLS BSA Licensed.Free quotes. Any area.........................0411 594314
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LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE Massage & Dorn Spinal Alignment. Mullum. Masti Adler ..........66846982
Specialising in all aspects of
LYMPHOEDEMA THERAPY (Cassley-Smith method) Mullumbimby...........................0413 665863 landscaping, paving, brick work,
MULLUMBIMBY HERBALS Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St .....................................66843002 retaining walls, lawns, swimming
MULLUMBIMBY MASSAGE & CHIROPRACTIC 110 Dalley St ........................................66841028 pool coping and surrounds,
MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................66841511 driveways and excavation.
MULLUMBIMBY SKIN CLINIC 58 Stuart St......................................................................66844400 Quality work by qualified tradesman
NUMEROLOGY & ENNEAGRAM PROFILES .....................................................Rothy 0400 736510 Andrew Arter 0414 657 689
PILATES & GYROTONIC Core studio 2/18 Brigantine St, Byron Bay A&I Estate.................66856716
GARDEN AND HOUSE WORKER Q Brushcutting Q Weeding, planting, mulching
PSYCHOLOGIST Amara Hurst, Byron Bay......................................................................0424 930588
SEX COACHING & THERAPY www.sexcoaching.com.au .............................................0415 034204
DAVID FROST LANDSCAPES
Q Hand mowing Q Pressure cleaning Q Tip Runs
Qualified horticulturalist 25 years experience
THETA HEALING / REFLEXOLOGY Wilsons Creek. Zena ...................................................66840318 Ex-Royal Botanical Gardens
Q Chainsaw work Q Exterior house washing Q Weed Spraying
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BRADLEY MORGAN PIKE Design Consultancy .....................................66845456 or 0418 881144
OCEAN SHORES GLASS AND SCREENS Glass splashbacks Lic No 61205C .........................66803333
KATE PLATT Interior Designs, www.kateplatt.com................................0411 888416 or 66807606
GRAPHIC DESIGN
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LOGOS BROCHURES WEBSITES www.louisebarrow.com ..........................................0401 294252 CONCRETE BENCHTOPS www.imakestuff.yolasite.com .............................................0488 093784 3PECIALISINGINs)NGROUNDSEPTICSYSTEMSs7ETLANDSETC

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GUTTER GUARD A NORTHERN RIVERS TRENCHING 65HP chain trencher and mini excavator..............0402 716857
BRUNSWICK VALLEY DIGGER MAN Excavator & tipper hire ............................ Matt 0427 172684
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FENCING & RETAINING WALLS BSA Licensed.Free quotes. Any area.........................0411 594314
Also Whirly Bird Specialists GECKO LANDSCAPE SOLUTIONS All aspects of landscaping & design. Lic 212479C..0415 755337
0413 692 177 LOCAL SPECIES PLANTSCAPES For all your sustainable landscaping needs ...................66804270
Gentlemen’s Retreat
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ACTION PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Carpentry, repairs, renovations ........................0422 417295 All aspects of small earthmoving.
ALL-WAYS HANDY Carpentry, renos, 25 years experience Lic 211584C ..........Chester 0416 043297 Architectural & Landscape Lighting Specialists
CAPE BYRON PROPERTY MAINTENANCE all areas Tom Scott ...........66843088 or 0418 600576 Specialising in Free onsite consultancy service
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HIRE CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE $$$s PAID .................................................. 66845296 or 66845403

Ian Mathison 0428 842 285 AH 6684 2285

MECHANICAL REPAIRS, WARREN SIMMONS Byron Bay .................................................66858500

PROPER JOB BOB Servicing the Byron Shire and beyond BAYSIDE RADIATORS, WINDSCREENS
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ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis .................................................66842559 s4YRESs"ATTERIESs7HEEL!LIGNMENTS
ACUPUNCTURE Facial rejuvenation, womens health, general. Marlene Farry ..................66842400 MULLUMBIMBY TYRE SERVICE LEGENDARY
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BRYANT HOPLEY Herbalism, homeopathy, nutrition. Byron Bay......................................66857225
CRANIOSACRAL BALANCING Najma Ahern. Practitioner, tutor and trainer ....................66846444
CRANIOSACRAL, CHIROPRACTIC, OSTEOPATHY David Ackerman ...............................66884136
EAST COAST PILATES STUDIO Brunswick Heads. Judy Leane.....................................0408 110006
FELDENKRAIS Jenny Groves ..............................................................................................66842738
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KINESIOLOGY & REMEDIAL MASSAGE Paritosho Rowe .................................................66802475
LIVE BLOOD SCREENING Naturopath. Phillippa Church ..................................................66841401
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MARK STRATTON PLUMBING Lic 57803C ...........................................66803626 or 0419 019035
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FOOD AS MEDICINE Samantha Gowing, Gowings Food & Health ....................................66855400
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DEREK BULLION PAINTING Free quotes. Lic R98818 ..........................0414 225604 or 66805049
NORTH POINT PAINTING SERVICES New ceilings sprayed. Lic 618414C .66847137 or 0403 332654
PAINTING & DECORATING Free quotes. Lic 215392C.................Justin 66871884 or 0413 567191
PAINTER – PROFESSIONAL FINISH Small jobs OK. For a quote phone Mark............0410 193557
PAINTER DECORATOR Lic 203314C .................................................................... Matt 0413 741791
PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS & TIMBER CARE Reliable & courteous. Lic 211420C .....0404 202415


PHONES & COMMUNICATION PRINTING & COPYING SERVICES
EXTRA PHONE SOCKETS & data cabling, David, www.iwire.net.au.......................... 0402 022 111
ACCENT COLOR The Copy & Laminating Shop ....................................................................66856236
PHYSIOTHERAPY GRAPHIC EXPRESSIONS Digital printing & labels............................................................66858226
ANTHONY D’ORSOGNA Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, acupuncture Suffolk Park 1 Bryce St.. 66853511 NORTH COAST PRINT SOLUTIONS Graphic design and printers .....................................66858264
BANGALOW PHYSIOTHERAPY Manual therapies, acupuncture, pilates.
Liz Thomas, Libby Nelson, Ryan Huxley, Clare Connolly .......................................................66872330
CLAUDIA MIRDITA Craniosacral therapy, physiotherapy....................................................66857222
CONTINENCE / PELVIC FLOOR Janelle Angel. 3/10 Station Street, Bangalow .................66872337

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PETRA KARNI Physiotherapy, Craniosacral, Alexander Technique. Byron..........................66807207
NICK EDMOND, MARTINA RIGBY Physiotherapy, acupuncture & craniosacral therapy.
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BILLINUDGEL CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 7/1 Wilfred St, Billinudgel .......................66803444
HAIKU FRAMING & DESIGN 144 Jonson St, Byron Bay ...................................................66807891

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$OMESTIC#OMMERCIAL&RIENDLY#LEAN professional canvas stretching & giclee printing ALWAYS AFFORDABLE REMOVALS & FREIGHT ................................66808938 or 0411 288101
quality art supplies
TOP OF THE STATE FREIGHT Delivering to Tweed, Lismore and Ballina daily.............0418 664236
Still @ the centre – 3 Centennial Ct – 6685 5808
YVES DE WILDE QUALITY PAINTING SERVICES
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XENVIRO FRIENDLY PAINTING SPRECKLEY’S PLASTERING SERVICE Reasonable rates. Lic 1046149 .......................0413 158967 Brisbane Sydney backloading
X6680 7573 0415 952 494 For careful service & great rates
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A+ JARRAH DAVIDSON Plumbing, draining, gas fitting & roofing. Lic 187712C ........0438 668025
BILL CONNORS Plumber & drainer Gold Lic No L1051 CA 1221 ........................................66801403
PREMIUM QUALITY NON-TOXIC PAINT BRETT SEKAC PLUMBING Maintenence & renovation specialist. Lic 167049C ...........0410 620472 Shire Transport Freight & Removals
02 6685 8555 DART PLUMBING Plumbing, roofing, gas service. Lic. 1175539C ................................0421 334515 UÊÀiˆ}…ÌÊÃiÀۈViÃÊÌœÊ ÀˆÃL>˜iÊœ˜ÊEÊ7i`Ê
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I LOVE PLUMBING Call Steve Lic 148904C ....................................................................0412 916140 UÊ ‡L>ÞÊ«ˆVŽÊÕ«ÊEÊ`iˆÛiÀÞ
LAMARO PLUMBING Plumbing, drainage & gas fitting. Lic 220106C .........................0408 365092
Carbon neutral • ZERO VOCs • Affordable • Water based • Any colour MARK CORBETT Plumbing, draining, gas fitting. Lic 13121..................66877645 or 0418 210802
6687 6445 / 0409 917646
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INDEX 5 STARS
Agistment ................................ 51
AGMs....................................... 47
Art & Artisans .......................... 48
Birthdays ................................. 51
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Businesses For Sale ............... 49 PHONE ADS EMAIL ADS DEADLINE 0411 409 321
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RATES & PAYMENT 1pm Monday
Computers .............................. 49 $15.00 for the first two lines for line ads Learn to CREATE
Death Notice ........................... 51 (minimum charge)
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4 Sewing Projects in
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For Hire................................... 48 Classified ads may also be lodged at our offices: Account 4 students per group
For Sale ................................... 49 (these prices include GST)
Mullumbimby – Village Way, Stuart St enquiries WEDs 20 OCT – 10 NOV
Garage Sales ......................... 49 Cash, cheque or credit card – Mastercard or Visa. 10am to 12.30 pm
Halls For Hire .......................... 48 Byron Bay – Unit 5, 6 Tasman Way Prepayment required for ads in all categories phone 6685 5222
SATs 24 OCT – 13 NOV
Health Notices ......................... 47 1pm to 3.30pm
Holiday Accommodation ......... 49
House Sit ................................. 49 FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEK 4 info call Joanne
0410 344 340
Houses For Sale .................... 49
In Memoriam ........................... 51
Land For Sale.......................... 49
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African Drumming AFRICAN DANCE Pancha Tanmantra
Thursdays, 6.30pm, Ewingsdale Hall. Tuesdays, 6.30pm, Ewingsdale Hall.
Lost & Found ........................... 51 care & no responsibility taken.
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Motor Vehicles ......................... 49 Durrumbul Hall, 18/10/10, 6pm to 8pm
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beginners and advanced Phone Chris on 0488061010
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Tree Services .......................... 48 THE TWEED SHIRE ECHO Street dancing from Ecuador.
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 COMMUNITY CALL FOR FUNDS
To send Kerry Wall to a healer in the
Amazon. There she knows she can find
healing for a so-called ‘incurable’ auto
immune disease. Her healing will set
a precedent for all others in a similar
situation. If anybody feels compelled
to help her get there, please contact
me on 0412731419
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via clairaudient Shelley Neller.
www.byron-bay.com/shelleyneller
Phone 66853587
CAPOEIRA ANGOLA workshop with
Mestre Roxinho from Brazil, Sat 16 Oct.
To book call Tamara 0466583183
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After a successful 2 yr stint in Melb.
Weds - Mullum Drill Hall, Dalley St
Fridays - Byron Scout Hall, Tennyson St
Both classes 9.30am-12pm, incl models,
facilitation/music, materials avail.
$18 per class. 0421101220
Email: dynamicdrawing@gmail.com
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Tue 7.30-9.30am, Fri 10.30am-12.30pm
Huonbrook Wed 8-9.30am 66840044 too old or stiff to 9Enjoy beautiful Mevlana
Celebrating the diversity practice Iyengar Yoga Ph Mukti on
of our community INTRODUCTORY SHIATSU COURSE 6684 3153
Beginners Classes
DEREK HARPER ARE YOU SINGLE?
& Acupuncture Training starting Oct 26
in Byron. Austudy approved international
Wednesdays 8am & 5.30pm
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Meet quality compatible people over students accredited. 07 54947425 9 yrs experience
66803032. derekharper@mac.com
dinner. Singles Supper Club 66853807 Australian College of Eastern Medicine
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MARRIAGE Yoga Teachers
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FREE: Chai, talk and Kirtan Massage at
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ALISON MACKAY 66801884 Sunday, 17 October, 4.30-7pm
HEARTSPACE CHIROPRACTOR
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BYRON CHIROPRACTIC
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RSVP: Alex 0410576367
6685-8159
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66844559 0422383151
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at 1 Acacia St, Byron Ind Estate.
Ph 66841790, 0423633880
Bellydance/Yoga
Contact Tatiana 66802892
Egyptian Dance
Course starts now. Mohani 66846553
BHAJAN!
Sassy
Sundays, 6-8pm, Wheel of Life Studio,
Brunswick Heads. Ph 0403364212
Salsa
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Beginners 6pm, Improvers 7pm
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Beyond The Veils
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Embodying the Divine
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ASCENSION ACTIVATION:
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Divine Sounds, Temple Veils,
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with Swan, Fridays fortnightly
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waiving the service fee with either
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EMBROIDERY organisation.
Individual and Couple
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BOOKINGS ADVISED! solicitor of Dammholz & Co Reiki master, reflexology, Jan 8th - 14th
Solicitors, as an attorney in fact $5 Malcolm Kirsty $8 Jan 15th - 21st
energy balancing, shoulders,
of Ms Nadine Shiba and Ms $5 Davina Nadine Jan 22nd - 28th
neck & head massage John $8
ECHO CLASSIFIED Pilar Shiba.
Jan 29th - Feb 4th
Creditors are required to send Dip. SM, RN, Member ATMS $5 Miranda Kirsty Alex
ADVERTISING particulars of their claims upon By appointment Monday only $5 Geoff Wong $8 from $1500
his estate to Dammholz & Co
66841777 Solicitors, PO Box 375 Edgecliff BH 6684 6124
NSW 2027 $5 & $8 Charity Classes Taught by Teacher Trainees

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 HEALING HANDS BREATHWORK TRADITIONAL THAI MASSAGE
Thai masseur, 1hr $40 & 2hrs $65
MASSAGE WITH BRIGITTE
4HERAPEUTICs,OMI,OMIs+AHUNA CLOTHING & ALTRNS
COUNSELLING Deep tissue, remedial and relaxation
massage, 20+ years exp, 7 days.
Accredited courses and sessions
WWWREBIRTHINGCOMAUs
A new practitioner is to join The
Space Between. Dr Christina
Virago (PhD), registered Art
Psychoterapist specialises in the
impact of distress on health for
children and adults.
When distress is beyond words,
image making can help tell the
unspoken story. Being ‘artistic’
is not necessary. Everyone can
tell stories through pictures.
If you would like to know
more please call 0416 333 990
to arrange an appointment.
Iyengar Yoga
www.byronyogalounge.com
Iyengar teachers study intensively for 4 / 5 years &
continue ongoing training.
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Groups & Private
Lessons available Liz Costigan 0402 770 441 (above1aLoisBanksia Drive
Ph Nui 66771670, 0410519341 s(OT2OCKs0REGNANCY7ED4HUR&RI
A & I Est Byron. Ph 0402503603 TILLYS REPAIRS - IN TOWN
Ph Bernie 0407431588 Suffolk Park ex Byron Fabrics
OSTEOPATH Sexual Counselling EASY CLEANSE REMEDIAL MASSAGE Ph 66855985 or 0423331850
Spring is here, feel great, join us now. MIDDLE POCKET
A biodynamic approach to Osteopathy Alison Rahn qualified sex therapist ALTERATIONS, SEWING & REPAIRS
www.alisonrahn.com.au 0432599812
The Mullum Herbals 2 week Debra Casey Dip RM, fully accredited,
in the cranial field Easy Cleanse. Phone 66843002 Phone on 66855976 or 0411530670
Health fund rebates. Ph 66803309
ANDREW HALL MASSAGE & INJURY MANAGEMENT FI’S FIX IT ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS
New Brighton. 66802027
Not your usual Osteopathy
JAMIE BENNETT B. Clin. Sci., Dip.
Rem. Mass., Dip. Ex. Sci.
ASHTANGA YOGA DETOX Ph Fiona 66857627 or 0419587190
Mon-Fri at 9.30am. All levels welcome. Colonic hydrotherapy, naturopathy,
BACK AT WORK NOW Specialising in sports/work injuries, back
pain relief & rehab, remedial & relaxation
Enquiries ph Sam 0412147020 detox programs, massage,
Natalie 0458633869 www.
ART & ARTISANS
RELAXATION MASSAGE 20 yrs exp. Rebates. 0403401696 MASSAGE $50 1HR Swedish relaxation, byronbaydetoxretreats.com.au COSTUMED INDIAN DANCERS will
1st massage $40, Sunrise area 7 days, Byron. Ph 0438024766
Ph Raphaelle 0438348444 BEST MOBILE MASSAGE therapeutic dance, pose for & inspire artists at the
MASSAGE/ BODYWORK
20yrs exp. Phone Julie 0419339319 Tweed River Art Gallery on October 31st
BODY BALANCE MASSAGE MASSAGE Egbert Weber ND, funds 10am. www.wix.com/aumshanti/arts
Quality therapeutic bodywork, @ BODY BALANCE, 2/111 Jonson St
20 yrs experience. Herbert 0408782834 Cranio Sacral Sun, Mon & Tues with Claire Hay
Structural, sports, cranio, 0428839009
with Martina Rigby, Physiotherapist, CHILDCARE
Phone 0414243491
9/'!WITH+!2%.
at Mullum Physio Centre 66843255 Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat with Herbert
Suitable for at Ocean Shores 0432322998 Wednesday 9am, Brunswick Valley s#/.3#)/53#(),$#!2%s
all ages & those with injuries Phone 0408782834
Community Centre. Ph 66850164 Casual ok. Linda Flower 0421892812
Health Fund Rebates
Tantric Experience
THAI MASSAGE 1.5 hrs $50, home visit
$60. Ekka, 7 days 66804478. Traditional
BALINESE TRADITIONAL MASSAGE
& Chakra Rebalancing, 1 hour $55.
FOR HIRE
Sensual & sacred massage combining
Ph Ming 66872988, 0422722561
ancient tech with loving guidance. 18 TRICKY SOUND PA HIRE small to very
8am JAW R.E.S.E.T. HEALING yrs exp. Lucy 66854918, 0427917960
10am 5.30pm YOGA TEACHER TRAINING
large systems. Ph 0421280461
Relieves teeth grinding etc, theta
Naomi (level I) healing beliefs, D.N.A activation & with Flo Fenton’s Intouch Yoga in Suffolk
readings. Sound chakra healing. +AHUNA"ODYWORK Park. One day per week, Wed or Fri,
EVENT & PARTY HIRE
Audio & lighting. 0418676534 or
Julie (level II/III) **beginners
beginners Voyager tarot, life readings. 0429194912 Relaxation, Alignment & Balance 8am-4.30pm, March to Dec 2011. Full sMDAFNIS BIGPONDNETAU
Glenn Ceresoli 6-9pm $40.00 Clinic in Mullum, Mon-Fri, 9-5.30pm details: www.intouchyogabyronbay.com
s3WEDISH!ROMA/IL-ASSAGEs Weekends by appointment only. Phone 0266859910
magentamassage.co.cc - 0422138644 Opposite The Echo. Ph 66844883
HALLS FOR HIRE
Karena 4pm Claire KARENA’S BACK!
Liz Restorative SATURDAY YOGA - 10AM EWINGSDALE HALL AVAILABLE
Byron Yoga Lounge for your next function. Ph 0421878556
COORABELL HALL FOR HIRE recently
Lane Shoes) FUNKY MOVES DANCE STUDIO revitalised! www.coorabellhall.net
Adults open Ballet class, Wed 9.30am, Bookings 66871307
Adults open contemporary class, Fridays
Max Schlueter
9.30am, classes start Wed 13 Oct & Fri TRADEWORK
Pilates classes $15: 15 Oct. Ph Nina 0408412788
Mo 10-11am & We 8.30-9.30am
Classes are limited to 4
www.funkymoves.com.au BRUNSWICK VALLEY
participants - Bookings required!

Ph: 6684 1028

Mob: 0432 417 327 MOBILE MASSAGE DIGGER MAN
110 Dalley Street, Mullumbimby
Excavator & tipper hire. 0427172684
mullumbimbyfitness.com.au 12 yrs exp. Emma 0448471653

KAHUNA MASSAGE Byron Bay Bobcat

Relax, Release, Renew. 0468747250 IAN MILGATE 0412853479
All areas, bobcat & tipper hire, augers,
OCEAN SHORES rubbish removal, site clearing

HEALTH
Welcomes Chiropractor David Ackerman
on Mondays. Phone 66884136

Postnatal Doula FACTORY OUTLET

OPEN TO PUBLIC
For gentle support after the birth of your
baby. Call Nicola 66846264
Surfboard Repair
HELP ME HELP YOU WETSUIT SALE
while stock lasts
U I’m in training and need experience
SHIAyTS
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Gift
Vouchers practicing transformational kinesiology. MC Surf / Byron Bay Surfboard Co.
appointm
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Available 02 6685 8778
African Holistic Health Practitioner,
MONDAY THURSDAY
sport remedial, Thai, Chinese modalities.
9.30-11.30am Hatha
3.30-5.00pm Hatha
Diana 9.30-11.30am
Diana 3.30-5.00pm Hatha
Consta
Diana Ph John 0400644937 3EPTIC7ASTE2EMOVAL
TUESDAY
6.30-8.00am Consta
5.30-7.00pm Hatha Diana
Pre Fit Groups Aerobic Circuit Training 3UMMERLAND
9.30-11.30am Vinyassa
5.30-7.00pm Dru Yoga
Deb
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Diana 9.30-11.30am Hatha Diana
every Friday 5.30pm at Beech Dr park,
Suffolk Park, $20 each. Book now
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9.30-11.30am Beginners Diana SATURDAY s3EPTICTANKCLEANING
5.30-7.00pm Hatha Diana 8.30-10.30am Hatha Pennie & Paul
10 WEEK BEGINNERS YOGA COURSE STARTS MON 11 OCT 6-7.30PM
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STRETCH, BREATHE, RELAX & DISTRESS – BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL spiritual commerce? s0ORTABLETOILETHIRE
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P: 02 6684 3431 M: 0407 455 212 E: dianaewing@bigpond.com for everyday life? 
You have a friend. Ph 0403364212

SANTOS HEALTH ASBESTOS

FOOD ALLERGY TESTING touch-in massage
www.touch-inmassage.com.au
REMOVAL
Our experienced naturopaths will be doing allergy tests including Licensed & Insured
6684 6982 / 0403 730 304
a 20 minute consultation for $180 (covering product cost). It’s
simple, fast, accurate, safe and tests against 59 foods including YOGA
۸ & MASSAGE IN BYRON ARTS & INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
massage treatments and courses No job too big
gluten, dairy, eggs, grain, legumes and more. Ayurvedic Yoga massage or small
Yoga Sutras Workshop w/ Michael De Manicor, Sun17 Oct, 9-4pm course
Please call our Byron store on 66857071 or Mullumbimby on Yoga Teacher Get-Together, Sun17 Oct, 4:30-7pm (Chai, Chat & Kirtan) Oct30/31
Oct 16/17&& 30/31
Nov 20/21 Ph 0421 181 363
66843773 to book an appointment.
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9.30am Mums/Tots Community Ashtanga Vinyasa Flo Prenatal
For over 20 years, Santos has offered free naturopathic advice to Emma Joan Geoff 7am Emma
Acupuncture Prenatal Pregnancy
Mums/Bubs
our community. We have a large range of herbals; many of our 11am
Emma 9 - 12 pm Emma Massage TREE SERVICES
body nature
Afternoon Kids Yoga Temple Dance
Teen Pregnancy
creams, powders and remedies are Starts: 25/10 Massage
Sienna 4:15
formulated in store by our naturopaths. 5:30pm Prenatal resumes 2011 Deep Hatha
Natasha Miranda
7:30pm Yoni Yoga: Roxy therapies
Advice available Monday to Saturday 5 / 102 Cente n n i al Ci rc u it , By ro n A r ts & Ind u str ia l Es t ate ( f i rs t l eft afte r B P)
Emma: 0410 576 26 7 www.redtentyoga.com.au / emma@redtentyoga.com.au
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 BABY & CHILDRENS ITEMS DOUBLE BED AS NEW  0HONE OLD MOTORBIKE ANY MAKE ANY YEAR STH GOLDEN BCH 28B Hardy Ave, Sun FOR ALL YOUR FINANCE and property
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ROOM AVAILABLE for cool, happening
female in share house. Rainforest garden,
wireless broadband, pool, 5 min to town.
$150pw + bond. Phone Tashi 0402630487
LENNOX HEAD bedroom in fully-furn
family home, avail to over 21 non-smoker,
$140pw + expenses or $170pw inclusive.
Phone 0417431201
BYRON lge loft suite, own bthrm, views to
Broken Hd, suit d/f, n/s, prof, cpl $250pw
+bills. E shelleydriverooms@gmail.com
BYRON room to rent, close to town/
beach, big leafy back yard, $100pw +
bond, bills incl. Ph 66858529
BYRON un-furn room, share with 2 fun,
friendly people, $155pw + bills + bond. 2
level house, big yard. Ph 0450271115 or
0414492500.
BRUNSWICK HEADS top spot, f-furn,
great views, close to beach, share with
mature female, $150pw + bills. 66851951
MYOCUM 3 rooms price neg 0421509291
sober, responsible, shanti
BAYWOOD CHASE ex large furn bedrm
+ ensuite, cable TV, internet, $200pw
share bills. Ph 66854459
STH GOLDEN BCH room avail in 3br
house with 1 other, fem pref, gay friendly,
n/s, no pets, $170pw. Ph 0415397564
BETWEEN BYRON & Bangalow $150pw
incl elect, no pets, n/s. 0402668526
OCEAN SHORES n/s, 20-35 yo person
to share large beautiful fully furnished
house, 600m from beach $150pw + bills.
Phone Toby 0438758374
MYOCUM very light room with ensuite
$180pw + bills. Beautiful sanctuary in
quiet setting. Conscious mature friendly
h’hold. Ph Nic 0425735890, 66843116
BYRON CENTRAL opp beach, furn room
in chilled house, twin share/dbl, short/long
stay. 0408855738
NTH OCEAN SHORES share home with
1 other, ensuite, WIR, $175pw incl all bills
+ WiFi. Ph 0439866293
BYRON room available, close to CBD, in
large 3br luxury apartment, Austar, heated
pool & internet, $160pw all bills incl, to
share with 2 others. Ph 0404318404
NTH O. SHORES quiet, beachside, 2
rooms + bathrm, d/f, a/f, employed fem
pref $220pw + bills. Ph 66803232
SUNRISE dbl br, d/f, clean, quiet, $250pw
internet & bills incl. 0401035329
BYRON CENTRAL f-f rooms in funky
share house, sgl from $140pw, dbl from
$230pw no bills. Phone 0421925531
ROOM in rural house, quiet sgl working
fem, n/s, d/f, $150pw + bills. 66845594
BYRON room with ensuite in quiet,
creative house for single, mature,
working female, $185pw bills incl. Phone
0411280602 after 2pm
BYRON in town, private, quiet & safe, fem
only, n/s, d/f house, lge furn sunny room,
private patio & garden $140pw + $15 bills.
Phone 66853741
OCEAN SHORES nice room, $150pw
inclusive. Phone Natalie 0411639450
BYRON close to town, share 3br home
with 1 other, $190pw incl all bills, phone
+ wireless, must be working. 0414658088
MULLUM town, room for d/f, n/s. B’band
$130pw + bills. 66844478, 0437860640
MYOCUM lovely house, dbl bedrm, quiet,
$170pw incl, short let ok. 66843837
BYRON we are looking for a fabulous
professional, considerate person to share
an amazing exotic house in Byron Bay.
Three separate living areas, complete
outdoor kitchen and jacuzzi, quiet street,
5 mins to beach, 1 room avail, $175pw +
bond. Phone 66855592
SUNRISE room in large house for working
person, $150pw. Ph 0410799686
LENNOX lge room in clean & quiet home,
close beach/lake for mat wkg fem 35+ n/s,
d/f, $155pw + elect. Ph 66874875
ROOM in great house, close to beach,
Suffolk, $120pw. Phone 0405122456
BRUNS large furnished room, own bthrm
+ entrance, close to beach/shops, pref
fem, $150pw incl bills. 0408620184
FEDERAL great room with balcony in 4br
house on acreage for happy harmonious
creative person, $170pw. 0410075168
TO LET
BANGALOW SELF STORAGE
Hi-tech security. 66872333
SUFFOLK generous furnished studio
opposite nature reserve, 50m to beach,
n/s, working single/couple, $300pw incl
bills. Phone 0422229567
50 October 12, 2010 The Byron Shire Echo
BYRON Lilli Pilli, elegant recently renov
open plan 1br & office, trop gdn, off street
parking, suit working cpl, long lease,
avail 6 Nov. No pets, n/s, bond, utilities,
$450pw. Photos on flicker 66807786
CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw.
Apply in person to Byron Bay Tourist
Village, Ewingsdale Road.
PROPERTIES REQUIRED
for permanent & holiday, good tenants
waiting. Phone Gail Fuller 66808111
BANGALOW RENT A SHED
Self storage sheds fr $25pw. 66871306
MULLUM 5km, 1br, unfurn flat for quiet,
mature female worker, n/s, d/f no kids/
pets, $215pw + elect. 66843154
OCEAN SHORES beautiful light filled 1br
apt, $225pw incl bills. Ph 66802421
O.SHORES s-c space, clean, light, mod,
n/s, d/f, $170pw + expenses. 0433880405
or morthern@linknet.com.au
OCEAN SHORES bedsit, verandah
kitchen for fem sgl n/s $175pw 66804613
ROSEBANK semi-furn granny flat, all incl,
great for a couple, $210pw. 0421159793
WATERFRONT relaxing retreat, elevated
TO LET
CEMETERY ROAD
$600pw
3 bedroom, 1 bathroom
townhouse SLUG,
furnished.
Byron Bay
Ray White Rental Centre
3/47 Byron Street, 6685 8911
www.rwbyronbay.com
OCEAN SHORES
Avail Early Oct $400/week
inc lawn & garden main.
3 bed/1 bath DLUG new duplex.
Nice views. This property is
for sale.
Avail now, $450/week
incls lawn & garden maint, 3
bed/ 2 bath villa, single lockup
garage. 6-12 month lease.
Avail Now $350/week
inc lawn & garden main
2 bed/1 bath high set timber
home. This property is for sale.
Avail Mid Oct $430/week
incls pool & lawn main. 3 bed/
1 bath double undercover
parking, fully fenced, separate
one bed studio. This property
is for sale.
Avail now, $425/week,
incls lawn maint, 3 bed/ 2 bath
home, single lock up garage,
pets neg, lease neg.
NORTH OCEAN SHORES
Avail now $400/week
incls lawn & garden maint, 3
bed/ 2 bath two storey home,
double lockup garage, lease
neg. This property is for sale.
PRDnationwide Ocean Shores
Contact Bree & Jo 6680 4400
MARK COCHRANE
REAL ESTATE
RESIDENTIAL
OCEAN SHORES
2 b’rm unit, open plan living/dining area,
1 bathroom, external verandah, single
carport. Avail now $240 p/w.
MULLUMBIMBY
3 b’rm unit, new kitchen & bathroom,
close to shops, fenced yard, SLUG.
Avail now $350 p/w.
3 b’rm brick home with SLUG, sep
lounge, close to shops & school, avail
now $350 p/w. Outdoor pets neg.
3 b’rm brick home, new kitchen sep
lounge, family room, SLUG.
Avail 18th Oct $415 p/w
3 b’rm brick home, 2 way bathroom
and sep toilet, open plan living/dining,
outdoor covered area, DLUG.
Avail 25th Oct $390 p/w.
MAIN ARM
2 b’rm home with study and modern
studio, 2 bathrooms, lounge room,
dining room, undercover outdoor area,
carport, lawns included.
Avail now $440 p/w.
COMMERCIAL - MULLUMBIMBY
Large range of Industrial Units available
to lease. Approx completion Nov 2010
Unit 2 – 376 m2, mezzanine, disabled
toilet, parking, roller doors, $120 m2 +
GST, plus outgoings
NO PETS AT ANY OF THESE PROPERTIES
UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
6684 2663
61 Burringbar St, Mullumbimby
headland on 1.5 acres, 2 older style
cottages, McClay Is. (Moreton Bay) pref
12 mth lease, $350pw. 0413437726
TYAGARAH beautiful light airy 1br studio,
stunning views & maint gardens, very
private, suit prof working person, furniture
optional, n/s, d/f, $300pw. 0423361378
MYOCUM studio, open plan, suit sgl/cpl,
n/s, quiet property, $250pw. 66847003
MULLUM town, near new p-furn cottage,
covered deck, open plan, quiet, suit n/s
working cpl/person, $350pw incl elect,
water + bond, no pets. 0439939292
O.SH 3br, 3 decks, new oven & paint, no
pets, n/s, couple, $350pw. 0413153489
MYOCUM private, scenic studio for 1
person only, $200pw + gas. 0417286951
BYRON HILLS lge caravan with annex,
quiet working person, $180pw. 66853521
BYRON private s-c studio, nth facing with
large verandah, n/s, d/f working person
$280pw incl bills & WiFi. Ph 66854242
SUFFOLK lovely 2br renov fully-furn flat,
wood floors, timber & granite kitchen,
leafy garden, suit couple or 1 single, not
suitable for children or dogs, $360pw incl
elect & water. Ph 66848269
MULLUM 4km, self-cont 1br unit from
$220pw, suit mature single. 0410437948
Byron Beach
Realty
SUFFOLK PARK
ARMSTRONG ST
3 BR, 2.5 bath executive townhouse,
timber floors, balcony, pool & SLUG
$550 p/w
Contact Will
6685 4039
NEW BRIGHTON TRADING POST
FOR CONVENIENCE AND FRIENDLY SERVICE
SUN-THURS 7AM-7.30PM
7 Days Post Office & Banking
(from 7am until close)
Bottleshop Newsagency
Bait & Tackle General Store
SUPER SPECIALS UNTIL MON OCT 25
COOPERS PALE ALE
$4199
COOPERS MILD ALE
$32
50 RIVER STREET, NEW BRIGHTON
PH/FAX: 02 6680 1102
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We currently have Properties
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Beach, New Brighton and
Ocean Shores. Please contact our
office for details or view our website
References essential.
6 Strand Ave, New Brighton 6680 1594
www.eldersnewbrighton.com.au
BRUNSWICK HEADS
2br unit, close to town, $300pw
MULLUMBIMBY
1br unit, new kitchen, air con,
commercial area $230pw
OCEAN SHORES
1br ground floor unit,
w/SLUG $220pw
3br house, open plan,
on Waterlily Park, $400pw
3br house, quiet location, $380pw
SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH
2br house, large porch,
close to beach $350pw
RURAL-BILLINUDGEL
1br granny flat, polished timber floors,
air con, $200pw
L.J. Hooker
Brunswick Heads
6685 0177
5/16 The Terrace, Brunswick Heads
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ROSEBANK self-cont rustic accom,
caravan + annex on acreage, avail now
$65pw + bills. Ph 66882162
POSSUM CK studio, 1br, f-f, self-cont,
warm, private, $400pw. 66872686.
Go to www.fridayhut.com/studio.php
BRANDON ST Suffolk, 3br, open plan
living, decks, private garden, SLUG,
$500pw, long lease. Ph 66853741
FUNKEY FOREST RETREAT
Unique opportunity to lease private
forest retreat centre on 200acs with
ocean & mountain views 15 min Mullum
5br, 3 bath + studio for d/f vego’s only.
66804845,
OCEAN SHORES
3br + office, 2 storey, DLUG, $400pw
3br villa, ens, LUG, $440pw
4br house, 3 bthrm, 2 living areas
ocean view, pool, lge DLUG, $550pw
BRUNSWICK HEADS
3br 1st floor unit, LUG, $355pw
3br 1st floor unit, river views, $480pw
4br unit, river views, LUG, $480pw
MULLUMBIMBY
3br, 2 storey, rumpus, DLUG, $375pw
RURAL - MIDDLE POCKET
Fully renovated 3br home, $420pw
Partly renovated 3br home, $450pw
Both homes same property, $820pw
3br house, verandahs, LUG, $430pw
NO PETS UNLESS SPECIFIED
www.siwickirealestate.com.au
Siwicki Real Estate, 17 Fingal St,
Brunswick Heads. Ph 66851206
BETWEEN
NEW BRIGHTON & POTTSVILLE
lge 2br house, 500m to beach, unique
secuded rural property, exquisite
house, $400pw. Ph 66771029
BYRON CENTRAL small s-c f-furn studio
right in town, $180pw. 0410515093
MUR’BAH 5 min walk CBD, 2br unit,
v’dah, u’c parking, $260pw. 0419610088
FRI-SAT 7AM-8PM
COOPERS CLEAR
$3899
NEW!
LOW CARB BEER
99
STH GOLDEN BCH bright & spacious 1br
flat under main house, newly renov, walk
to beach, suit single working n/s $230pw
incl bills/ internet. Ph 0423019335
MULLUM cottage in quiet location, 3km
to town, beautiful views, bath, deck, suit
sgl. $185pw + exp. Amanda 0432170268
BYRON HILLS half house, sunny 2br,
part-furn, leafy outlook, quiet street, d/f,
n/s $300pw. Pref female/couple/single
mum. Ph 66854506 after 5pm
HUONBROOK new house, 2br + office, 2
toilets, open plan living/dining, fireplace,
sandstone floors, hoop pine kitchen, lge
& spacious rooms, solar backed elect &
water, lge cement patio, great views &
orchard, $390pw. 0414261414 aft 6pm
BRYCE STREET $420pw
2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, large backyard,
located 200m from the beach, 2 garages
+ carport, avail October 1
AZOLLA PLACE
SUFFOLK PARK $580 pw
Renovated 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom
house, large garden, extended living
areas, avail October 23
MASSINGER STREET $620 pw
3 bed, 2 bath 2 storey home in complex,
f/furn with DLUG. Avail 23/10
L.J. Hooker Byron Bay
6685 7300
OCEAN SHORES beautiful ocean views,
garden sanctuary, 2br, lge veradah
$300pw + bills or 1br, ens, wir $200pw.
N/s, d/f. 1 dog ok, no cats Ph 66805789
SUFFOLK PARK 4br, 3 bathrm, large
modern home with lap pool, DLUG,
pool & yard maintenance incl, avail now,
$850pw. Ph Gail Fuller R/E 66808111
WANTED TO RENT
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person at time of placement.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS OWNERS
require unit or house to rent in
Brunswick Heads. Great refs available.
Ph 0408590724 or 0400076651
QUIET working couple looking for private
rural home, Mullum area. 0459788668
PROFESSIONAL woman & gorgeous
staffy dog seek share self-cont studio or
other in Byron area, exc refs, long lease
pref. Ph Suzy 0412280102
PROF local woman seeks lovely cottage
or apartment in Byron. Long term, min 6
months from 8/11. Ph 0432534787
3 BR HOUSE on acreage, close to Byron
/ Bangalow / Mullum for reliable local
working family. Reasonably priced rental
only. Phone 0421192699
FEMALE n/s author from Europe
seeks lovely, quiet furnished cottage/
apartment/ room close to the beach
in the Byron area from mid Nov/beg
Dec to end Jan to finish her novel.
Email: butterfly4u@gmx.net
MATURE FEMALE / farm girl seeks
trade with pet care, especially good with
horses. Moira 0457209027
QUIET mat fem student, n/s, d/f + house
trained older desexed cat need g-flat or
studio close Mullum or M’bah. 66845594
EXC FEMALE TENANT single, no pets
or kids, n/s, exc refs, working student,
around $200pw, Byron. 0413879901
WANTED: Landlord who appreciates
honest & responsible tenants. We are 3
alch free & d/f adults who are looking for
a long term home. Conscious & clean,
looking to rent or housesit 3+ br house in
Byron area, up to $480pw. 0407908869
WWOOFA
FREE FOOD & accommodation in
exchange for help with small family &
garden, backpackers ok, 15 minutes to
Byron. Ph 0434390338, 66804714
TO LEASE
A GRADE OFFICE SPACE
3/59 Centennial Crt Byron A & I Est
68sqm ground floor, modern, fitted
$330pw. 0447475225, 66807788
BYRON SHIRE STORAGE space
available. Phone 0428657549
STORAGE AVAILABLE contact Elders
Bangalow. Phone 66871500
WORKSHOPS BILLINUDGEL from
$50pw, free elect. Siwicki RE 66851206
BYRON CBD Fletcher St 70sqm, $635pw
incl outgoings avail now good exposure
Phone 0418441675
SPACE at Station Street Studios,
Mullumbimby, art studio or storage,
36sqm & 45sqm, avail 18 October. Phone
Bianca 66847522
BYRON A & I EST factory unit, 150sqm,
dual frontage, parking, modern, cool,
current rent, $360pw. Ph 0419447022
CENTRAL BYRON CBD OFFICE
50sqm quality fit out, ready to go
Flex lease terms, $375-$469pw + GST.
Phone 0438809556
Brunswick Heads Town Centre
56sqm shop, $1750/mth, incl o’goings.
130sqm prime street front $POA
9 Mogo Pl, Billinudgel
Showroom + yard $3300/mth
Siwicki Real Estate, 17 Fingal St,
Brunswick Heads. Phone 66851206
Art / Craft / Design
Seed studio/gallery,
Byron Arts & Ind Est, 18sqm mezz,
$70pw incl elect. Small office space
$42pw incl elect. Ph Silva 0402909193
BANGALOW OFFICE SPACE
Professionals wanted to share
beautiful, newly refurbished office
space. Web design company,
includes desks/technology,
great location, leafy courtyard.
Contact: annie@webmanage.com
ECHO
CLASSIFIEDS
66841777
POSITIONS VACANT
WARNING
The Department of Fair Trading has
warned people to be very careful about
responding to advertisements offering
work at home. Readers should be
wary if asked to pay money upfront for
employment opportunities and never
send money to a post office box.
TAXI DRIVERS BYRON SHIRE
Drivers required, shifts available.
Full training provided. Ph BH 66209211
email: info@byronbaytaxis.com
MODELS 18+ years required. Nude
female for Picture and People magazines.
No experience required. All shapes and
sizes. Backpackers welcome. Good
money. Professional accredited ACP
photographer. Ph 0413627846
Professional, dedicated
Chef or Cafe Cook
required to join our team for
the coming summer season &
beyond. Breakfast & lunch shifts.
Competent people only need
apply. We have two positions
available. Some weekend shifts.
Immediate start.
Send CV to
info@poinciana.com or call
02 6684 4036 for info
Why is there
25 choices for
toilet cleaners
but only two
political parties?
Let’s change the sheets and
flush the major parties down
the drain this election
Casual Chefs
30-40 hours per week
Applicants need to be
available to work day and
nights, 7 days. Must be able
to work in a busy, fast-paced
environment. Must be keen,
enthusiastic and reliable.
Please send resume to
Beach kitchen at the
Beach Hotel or email
jhollis@beachhotel.com.au
Position Vacant
Holiday Property Manager
An amazing position in property management!
Ray White Real Estate – Byron
Bay is looking for a dynamic
person to join its team in the
holiday accommodation
department.
Experience in real estate, looking
after a property portfolio and
some office management is
essential and the ideal applicant
should live locally.
Having already completed a
certificate of registration is a
distinct advantage. You must
have an energetic attitude, be a
great communicator, be people
focussed, have strong
organisational and time
management skills.
The position involves the running
of our holiday accommodation
department with a team of three
and includes liaising with property
owners, coordinating your team,
booking holiday guests into a
wide variety of accommodation,
regular property inspections and
supervising the upscaling of the
properties presentation.
The position is full time and
includes roster work on Saturdays
and some after hours call outs.
Your CV with full details should be
directed to David Gordon asap.
Ray White Real Estate
15 Fletcher Street (PO Box 40)
Byron Bay NSW 2481
E-mail : david@rwbyronbay.com
www.echo.net.au
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join their team. The successful applicant must be hardworking,
reliable and possess a good attitude. Weekend availability is
also required.
Please apply in person. Applications
are available at the IGA Byron Bay
service desk.
SOUS CHEF & APPRENTICE CHEF
positions at Fins Restaurant
A rare chance to join the passionate and
dynamic team in Australia’s most
awarded regional restaurant. Email
resume: dining@fins.com.au
CHEF / EXP SHORT ORDER COOK
required for very busy takeaway in
Byron Bay. Phone 0406371858
HOTEL ASSISTANT MANAGER
Must be fully experienced in all facets
of the hotel industry. Resumes to:
manager@themiddlepub.com.au
WOODFORD FOLK FESTIVAL
Yum Cha stall. Staff wanted.
Phone 0421700680
MUSIC TEACHER The Scarlett School is
looking for dynamic, contemporary music
teachers to join the team in piano, guitar,
voice & performance. Bachelor of Music
or equivalent training preferred. Energy &
enthusiasm to inspire students age 6 to
60. Part-time, based in Newrybar. Phone
Melia 0423778164
HAIR SALON MANAGER
Management position available
for an experienced, reliable and
enthusiastic hairdresser in the
heart of Byron. To lead a fantastic
team. Send CV & current head
shot to: salonbyron@gmail.com
or phone 0417368450
BEAUTY THERAPISTS part-time casual
positions available, retail experience
preferred. Ph 0435646365 or 66855988
FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST Byron
Bay Tourist Village, 399 Ewingsdale Rd,
Byron Bay. Only apply in person
CHEF/COOK wanted for 2 month period
starting Nov until Jan, breakfast & lunch
5 days, possible long term employment.
Exp & refs essential. Please drop resume
at Succulent Cafe 3/8 Byron St, Byron
LA TABLE casual qualified chef with
pastry exp & great attitude to join a
professional team, long term position.
Phone 0419423638
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL
RESTAURANT MANAGER
For Fresh Cafe, 3 yrs previous exp,
sound financial knowledge.
Phone 0420940887 or
Email: byronfresh@live.com.au
MARKETING PERSON
10+ hrs pw, $25 per hour for
ITALIAN AT THE PACIFIC
Immediate start. 0439978787
BARISTAS
Experienced, confident, Campos
training pref but not essential.
Email: byronfresh@live.com.au
KITCHENHAND req for Byron Gourmet
Pies. Experience essential. Email resume:
info@byrongourmetpies.com.au
www.echo.net.au
VEGIE GARDENS RESTORED Planting,
weeding & brushcutting, & clean ups to
tip. Ph Bob 66858150 or 0422388126
FINE CARPENTRY inside/outside, new
projects and repairs. If you help - you pay
less. For a quote ph Kevin 0412640350
WINDOW CLEANING quality & service,
home and business. John 0411842117
HOUSE PAINTING reliable, fast, clean,
experienced, $28ph. Ph 66843084
GARDEN / PROPERTY maintenance by
exp prof gardener. Business/private, chain
saw work incl. Phone Tai 66843084
BOOKKEEPER / PAYROLL, MYOB +
quickbooks, 15yrs exp. Ph 0428876289
PAINTER all types of jobs, licensed,
insured, prompt and tidy. Good rates. Free
quotes. Ph Hamish 0419988048
EBAY TRADING ASSISTANT
I can sell it for you. Phone 66802654
LOCAL GUYS landscaping, gardens &
lawns, paving, tiling, ute. 0432401334
CLEANER exp, honest and reliable, local
lady, Byron area. Ph 0403527546
CARPENTER / HANDYMAN for all jobs,
20 years experience in local area.
Lic 24352C. Phone Jim 0401038576
HARD WORKING landscaping student.
Window & gutter cleaning, chainsaw
work, all your garden/property needs, exp
in bush regen, good price & good value
for your money. 0425413135 or 66845372
SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPES
Fruit, veges, natives, design & consult.
Food & Forest Designs 0404645709
ECHO CLASSIFIEDS
66841777
VibroPlus
The 30 minute body workout
OFFICE ADMIN The future of fitness
MIMOSA CLOTHING
16 hrs/pw including Mon & Thurs
Do you have osteoporosis?
Vibroplus offers a safe scientifically proven method to
managing pay roll, acct receivable &
increase your bone density. Scientific studies combined
payable & filing. Exp in debtor collections
& MYOB advantage. Phone 66808060 with Vibroplus’s own experience suggest increases of
Resume to david@davidfisher.com.au 0.1-6.0% in bone density in 6-12 months.
Other benefits of a 30 minute session include:
TARGA Sous Chef & apprentices
required, no travellers please. Email
applications to: cafetarga@gmail.com or s)NCREASECORE
phone 0410541750 stability
PART/FULL-TIME SHOP ASSISTANT s"ODYTONING
in a happy environment, Jonson St. and fat loss
Responsible, reliable & energetic.
Phone 0432332127 s#ELLULITE
reduction
REFLECTIONS RESTAURANT
Ocean Shores Country Club s)NCREASE
seeks an experienced chef to work full strength
time. Must be enthusiastic, hard working s)MPROVE
and available over Christmas.
Immediate start. Ph 0430394888
circulation
WAITRESS busy Chinese restaurant Wheelchair
at Bangalow, must be able to work
access
weekends, experienced & fast. 66872382
LOCAL TOUR GUIDES WANTED Personalised professional service by
Byron Bay, Surfers & Brisbane, appointment only. Book your free
locals & visitors can apply. introductory session on 6680 7114.
Send CV to: elitecorpads@gmail.com
Unit 5/9 Fletcher Street Byron Bay.
CHEFS & APPRENTICE CHEFS
Phone Jules at Why Not, 66807994
BYRON SKIN CARE COMPANY TUITION
Requires junior for factory duties.
Every Thursday. 0427807220 SEWING LESSONS
Beg/adv. Ph Joanne 0410344340
EFFICIENT CLEANERS
With an eye for detail, required for luxury
holiday accommodation in Byron Bay, Be a star or learn for fun!
must be reliable. Please contact: MUSIC
info@byronblisshouse.com.au MADE EASY
or phone 66771441 Piano & Singing
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Phone Matt 0427172684
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Mowing, brushcutting, pruning, ENGLISH j estyle
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weeding, mulching, tip runs etc
Phone Tim 0405529275
OVERSEAS
TRAVEL – WORK – ADVENTURE!
No degree or experience required.
PAINTER Cert III & IV in Teaching English to
Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
PROFESSIONAL FINISH Recruitment service & Job Guarantee!
Small jobs ok. For a quote phone
Mark 0410193557
FREE RESOURCE BOOK
for prompt course enrolment!
Free info session – October 18th
Next course 24–28 November
PAINTER 5/1 Carlyle St, Byron Bay
Quality & affordable.
Ph Gerrit 0413476038 1300 558 890
DECKS & PERGOLAS & all carpentry
needs. Ph for free quote 0427196962
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Language Tuition
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For school, travel, conversation.
Eva 66846760
LEARN GESTALT THERAPY
Grad Dip program. Fee - help available
sWWWGESTALTORGAU
LIFE, DEATH & BEYOND
Learn how facing death is key to really
living a full life. Sat 16 & Sun 17 Oct
in Byron with John Ardagh,
Psychotherapist and Shaman.
Ph 0415644020 or email:
death@quickeningevolution.org
FLUTE LESSONS
$25 per half hour. Ph Trudy 66872848
ART TUITION for Kindi to Yr 12, adults
& HSC mentorship sgl/group rates, exp
artist & high school teacher. 66845328
PIANO - Have fun learning to read & play
music. Innovative method, rapid results,
excellent for all ages. Individual/groups,
Ocean Shores. 66801861
MUSICAL NOTES
VOCAL PARTY HOSTED KARAOKE
Book now on 0408866874 or visit
www.vocalparty.com.au
PIANO & MUSIC TUITION
for adults & HSC students. Intermediate
to advanced in all styles. Theory
upgrades, ear training, improv
for readers or ear players on any
instrument. Technique adjustment & RSI
avoidance for pianists. Steve Russell
0413850037
GUITAR AMP REPAIRS, all pro audio &
custom modifications. Ph 07 55454831
www.thorphillipsaudio.com
s%FFECTIVE
treatment
for arthritis
sufferers
s2EHABILITATION
from
strokes, MS,
Parkinson’s,
osteoarthritis,
osteoporosis
All sessions
supervised
BYRON SOUND LOUNGE rehearsals,
recording & PA hire. Ph 66808938
PIANO, DOUBLE BASS & DRUM TRIO
for your cocktail party
wedding or function
Professional ensemble performing works
by the world’s greatest jazz piano trios.
From Oscar Peterson, Dave Brubeck
to Ahmad Jamal and Brad Mehldau
Ph 0412732465 or hans@echo.net.au
PIANO TUNER & RESTORER
Phil Shayer Nat. Dip. Mit. CLcm. UK
Friendly free advice.
66854354 or 0438620261
PIANO TUNING - Reuben Barkley
see ad under Professional services
LOST & FOUND
LOST: long haired mini Daschund, tan
coloured, from 7 Mile Beach/Broken Head
area. Please phone 66875587
FOUND: old female Staffy, green collar,
no tag, on Paterson St, microchipped with
wrong details. She’s at the pound. Phone
Council on 66267000
CHURCH NOTICES
BILLI CHURCH
An ACC church, Mogo Place, Billinudgel,
Sundays 9.30am. Enq 66803202.
All welcome
%#(/#,!33)&)%$3s
BIRTHDAYS
AngelCare Pet Sitting. 0425262193
PARTY BALLOONS
Bizzy Balloons. Phone 66804634
HAPPY B’DAY MICAH!
You’re a rock star!
Wishing you lots of love on your 3rd
birthday. Hope you had a great day.
Lots of love from Nanna & Poppy Whib,
Auntie Shoshi & Auntie Chava xoxo
DEATH NOTICE
)DUHZHOO3HWH-DFNVRQ
12 Feb 1960 - 6 Oct 2010
A warm human being
who brought love and
laughter into our world
We will miss you Pete!
Volunteers, staff and
management of Byron
Community Centre
IN MEMORIAM
1924 -13.10.09
In loving memory of my sister Joyce.
Never forgotten.
From your loving sister Mary & family
PETE JACKSON
Pete's energy, enthusiasm and big
smile will be sadly missed. We thank
Pete for his contribution to the yoga
centre and to the community. Our
heartfelt condolences to the Jackson
family and all his dear friends. Love
all his friends at Byron Yoga Centre
JANE E NEW
11 August 1959 - 9 October 2010
Memorial to celebrate the life of Jane
Byron Community Centre
Verandah Room
Friday 15 October at 4pm
AGISTMENT
HORSE PADDOCK 2 mins from Mullum
Showground, $20pw. Ph 66841150
PETS
CAWI is looking for volunteer dog
carers with fenced yards to help us
save unwanted dogs. We always need
donations of good used furniture to sell
in our Op Shop to continue this work.
Business hours phone 66851444
Dog walking
pet sitting
house minding
Call Pete
0413 331 133
The Byron Shire Echo October 12, 2010 51
PET SITTING
DOG MINDING 24/7, safe, caring. Lovely
home. Beachside Suffolk. Small breeds
only. Ph 0418985061 or 66854812
KIDS PONIES
8 yo, 11.1hh, gelding $4000 and 6 yo,
13.1hh, mare $5000, both very quiet,
done pony club, easy c/s/f/w. 66843726
Burmese Brown
Pure Bred
Brown Kitten
– Available now
Desexed, chipped,
vacc & reg breeder.
0429 867 993
6672 2447
DOG WALKING
in Byron Bay
0421 724 238
$15 PER HOUR
Princess
Princess is a long haired tortie just
12 months old. This little girl is
very playful and affectionate. She
will fit into any situation and would
make a perfect companion for
children. Princess has been
desexed and is ready to go to her
new home.
Come and meet this adorable girl at
the Cat Adoption Centre, 124 Dalley
St, Mullumbimby. Open Tues.
9-11am, Thurs. 3-5pm
and Sat. 10-12 noon.
Call the AWL on 6684 4070
Companion Animals Welfare Inc.
MAGGIE
Maggie is a fun and energetic
10mth old staffy X looking for a
home with active and attentive
owners who can walk her every day.
Happy and affectionate, she loves
to learn and play. She’s a great
cheery company and would make
a loyal lifelong companion for the
right home.
Ph Margaret on 66851444 B/H
Check out all our doggies on line at
www.cawi.org.au
Adoption fee applies.
PETS FOR LIFE ANIMAL SHELTER
This handsome boy is Jub Jub. He is
ginger and white, approximately eight
years old and has a lovely nature. Jub
Jub has just been through a traumatic
time and would love to leave the
shelter and find a loving home with
lots of TLC. All
cats are de-sexed,
micro chipped and
vaccinated.
Please make an appointment to meet
them with Lesa on 0438 363 287
Billinudgel
www.petsforlifeanimalshelter.org
ONLY ADULTS
SEDUCTIVE MASSAGE by attractive
Australian. Ocean Shores. 0413034492
 TANTRIC MASSAGE & TUITION but please remember to leave
7 days. The Magic Touch. Also 4 hands.
Paul 0409556969
Pin This Up your dogs at home. Tabulam kids to perform at Bruns 
DEEP MASCULINE HONOURING
Sacred & sensual full body Tantric
Artisan Market UFO Research Group Aboriginal children from Tab-
massage by gorgeous Goddess. Saturday Evenings, 5 - 9pm, Public meeting – guest speak- ulam community will perform
Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri. Women & er: ‘Steve, an Abductees Story’ their Butherum (dreamtime)
couples welcome. O.Sh. 0425347477 Railway Park, Jonson St, By-
ron Bay. A small night mar- with Craig Harris. Craig Harris story at the Soundshell in Ter-
BEST BODY RUB ANYWHERE is a hypnotherapist and will be race Park, Brunswick Heads,
Byron area, Tuesdays/Wednesdays only, ket based in the centre of By-
in-calls, don’t miss out. 0459108821 ron Bay, showcasing the best presenting a recent case of al- at 12pm on Saturday October
of local arts and crafts. This ien abduction involving a man 16. The kids are fundraising for
called Steve. This case contains a BMX bike track and the com-
tantra provides a great opportunity
for locals and visitors to see a wealth of information from munity’s fledgling cultural arts
tuition* massage *counselling an outside look at the Earth’s group is keen to get some per-
Laviras invites you to experience what is on offer in the region,
and displays the culture and situation with alien interven- formance experience and meet
tantric practices gathered from
around the world during her vibrancy of our community. tion. Byron Bay Services Club, our local young performers.
11years as a practitioner of Come along and enjoy some Jonson Street (Sth end) $12.00 The Brunswick Heads
sacred sexual arts great music with Buskers Al- entry, $9.00 concession, En- CDAT youth activities group nations of quality second hand indigenous culture and offer
info www.intikana.com liance as you try the delicious quiries: 6685 4236 or ufore- is hosting the event which will goods, clothing, books and support and encouragement
0422 294 215 cuisine. searchbyron@gmail.com. feature traditional song, dance, toys for the community are to our friends from Tabulam,’
music and stories. Fun activi- welcome. say organisers. For more infor-
Byron Bay Market ADFAS lecture ties for all include weaving, ‘Come along and enjoy a mation contact Rose on 6680
Earn big dollars Is on 1st and 3rd Sunday of For the last lecture of 2010, screen printing, arts and crafts wonderful family day of crea- 7522, Deb on 6685 3876 or
Michele on 6680 3163.
every month from now till the Anthea Bryant, a UK lectur- and delicious bush tucker. Do- tion and celebration of our
Good working environment end of March. The next one is er, takes us to the S.E. corner
with female staff on again this Sunday the 17th of England. The history and interest and information pack- Monkey chant and dancing – Clubs of Australia will be pre-
October at the Butler St Re- stories of many beautiful cas- age from our reception desk. a traditional dance for men. sented to the club at this meet-
must be 18–65 yrs old
serve. Come and be moved by tles and houses with their re- Now is your chance to experi- ing, followed by afternoon tea.
Wild Marmalade who are a nowned gardens will be shared Drill Hall Theatre ence this unique art form. You
02 6674 5020 High-Energy Organic Dance in Anthea’s illustrated talk. Acting Workshops are invited to free Kecak dance NR Prostate Cancer
band, creating a total dance Leeds Castle and Hever Castle classes every Saturday 1pm at Support Group
SOCIAL ESCORTS sound with only a didgeridoo are amongst the famous places Starting up again from Thurs- Fletcher St Room, Byron Com-
and a drum kit. Our featured to be visited. Join us at the A&I day 14 October from 7:50pm munity Centre. Unique op-
A meeting will be held at 10am
BYRON AREA OUTCALLS. Phone
0421401775 buskers Passion Flamenco will Hall, Station Street, Bangalow to 9:30pm for 8 weeks. These portunity to participate in the
on Monday 18 October at Al-
also delight the crowd. While on Monday 18th October for were a great success last year Balinese Kecak Dance 1pm-
stonville Bowling Club. A phys-
HOT, SEXY, PETITE In calls & out calls
Ocean Shores. Phone 66802420 you’re there, enjoy hundreds light refreshments from 6.30. and are open to anyone over 2.30pm, and have authentic
iotherapist will attend the meet-
of craft stalls as well as fresh Please note that the ADFAS the age of 18 no matter how Indonesian food in the Bazaar
ing to demonstrate exercises to
local produce and delicious AGM will be held before this little or how much perform- 10am-2pm. Ph 6685 7789 or
maintain muscle strength. Men
Single Male Seeks lecture at 7pm with all mem- ing experience. Classes will be diagnosed with prostate cancer
food and drink. There will be www.byronmulticultural.org.
Double Jointed plenty for the kids to do with bers and interested guests in- run by Mike Russo & Monique au.
and their partners or carers are
Super Model candle making, face painting, vited. Membership and Com- Lavail, two hugely experienced most welcome to attend. This
Must own a brewery and tie dying and rides. Our chari- mittee enquiries are welcome acting teachers whose skills Mullum Magic is a great opportunity to share
have unlimited pot. ties, The Byron Toy Library for the 2011 season. The lec- include physical theatre and Toastmasters
and benefit from other people’s
Access to free concert
tickets and a twin sister and the Pocket Public School, ture follows at 7.30 with cof- voice training. Call Mike on experiences. Enquires: David
would be advantageous. will be grateful for your sup- fee served as usual afterwards. 66844886 or just turn up at the Meet every 2nd, 4th, and 5th 6687 0008.
Guest entry $20. All enquiries Drill Hall on Thursday. Monday of the month at the
emailmethanks@gmail.com port. Everyone is welcome,
Carole Gamble 66844996. Presbyterian Church, Stuart Canonisation Mass
Ocean Shores Street @ 7pm. Learn the skills An invitation to Canonisation
Volunteer Bus Garden Club and confidence to effectively Mass of Mary MacKillop at
DA Watch Drivers
Help! We are looking for bus
Next meeting is on Monday,
18th October, at 1.30 pm at
express yourself in any situa- 8am on Sunday, 17 October
tion, whether speaking with in St Johns Church, Mullum-
You may not see Council’s development application advertising as it is your colleagues, your commu- bimby. All are welcome.
not placed in your community paper. drivers to transport dementia St Anselms Anglican Church,
nity or your family. Toastmas-
Orana Road, Ocean Shores.
As a free service, therefore, we regularly list all significant new DAs on clients from their homes to a ters is inexpensive, interactive, Anglican Parish
public exhibition, making clear exactly what is sought in the applica- day program in Ballina. There Our speaker will be Sharon
friendly and supportive. All Guild Mullumbimby
tions and identifying the location of the land affected.
will be a staff member on the from Byron shire council for a
We urge readers to follow up on DAs they feel may affect them by welcome.
bus to assist clients. Any time demonstration in composting. Street stall, outside Anglicare
visiting Council’s office before the advised closing date and making an Sharon will demonstrate cold
appropriate written submission. you can spare, Mon to Fri, Koala Training Day Op Shop, Friday 15 Octo-
8.30am-10am or 2-3.30pm composting and explain vari- ber, 8.30am. Plenty of home-
Friends of the Koala are hold-
Lot 84 DP1153084 Geolink close 20/10/10 would be greatly appreciated. ous composting techniques. cooked cakes, jams, produce.
ing a basic training day Sat-
Palm-Lily Cres 19 lot subdivision For more information please This will be followed by a good
urday 23 October 9.30 a.m.- CWA Brunswick
Bangalow call Jeanette at Volunteering time of fellowship around Af-
12.30 p.m. Bookings essential
ternoon Tea. Flower Arrange-
Phone: 6622 1233 or Email: Heads Branch
10.2010.477.1
Northern Rivers 6621 7397
14 Keith St M A Sbarrato close 13/10/10 Tues to Fri. ment of the month – Tropical
info@friendsofthekoala.org. We will be holding our AGM
Bangalow subdivision for Paradise Visitors Welcome.
Includes rescue techniques, at 9.30am on Monday 18 Octo-
10.2010.474.1 dual occupancy The Green and Clean Enquiries phone Laurel 6680
assessment, handling, koala ber, in the CWA rooms. Mem-
2455.
Awareness Team food collection, tree identifica- bers are requested to attend
EMERGENCY NUMBERS Dune Care Day is on Sunday Living Together tion etc. and friends are very welcome.
17 October from 9am to 12 Enquiries 66802090.
The 6th Living Together Gath- U3A Brunswick
Please stick this by your phone noon, meeting in front of the ering and the 4th Eagle Farm U3A Ballina/Byron
AMBULANCE, FIRE, POLICE .............................................................. 000 Beach Cafe at Clarks Beach. Open Day join forces to offer Valley
We plant in the sand dunes The Shibashi (gentle exercise)
AMBULANCE Mullumbimby & Byron Bay .................................131 233 a unique and free Sustain- Tues 19th Oct, Richard Mulca-
from Clarks Beach to Main group will meet at 10am on 19
BRUNSWICK VALLEY RESCUE Sea & road rescue...................6685 1999 able Community Event on the hy will speak about opals.
BRUNSWICK MARINE RADIO TOWER ...................................6685 0148 Beach. From 12 noon to 1pm October in the CWA rooms,
weekend of 23 - 24 October at 10am-12, Uniting Church hall,
MULLUMBIMBY HOSPITAL ......................................................6684 2266 enjoy a delicious free BBQ and Brunswick Heads. All wel-
Eagle Farm (situated off Greys Fingal St Brunswick Heads.
BYRON BAY HOSPITAL ............................................................6685 6200 are in the draw to win one of come. Contact 66851982
Lane, Tyagarah). There will be Phone 6684 3126. Thurs. How
POLICE Brunswick Heads .......................................................6685 1277 four excellent prizes. Inquiries lots of activities for the whole the Earth works series. 10am-
Mullumbimby ..............................................................6684 2144 to Udo 0413 173 786 or Veda
Ladies Friendship
family – including commu- 12. Phone 6684 4029.
Byron Bay ...................................................................6685 9499 6685 7991. nity-generated presentations, Morning tea
Bangalow ....................................................................6687 1404
workshops, demos and exhib- Byron Sophia Ladies will be gathering at the
STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE Storm & tempest damage, flooding.6684 3444 Volunteers Needed its, an inspiring Peace Concert BodySpin by Arleen Hanks. A Uniting Church Hall, Fingal St,
AIDS Confidential testing & information (ACON) ................................6622 1555
The Mullumbimby and Dis- on Saturday night, and the Brunswick Heads on Wednes-
holistic system of healing that
AL-ANON Help for family & friends of alcoholics .......... 6685 9690, 6680 4429
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 24 hours....................................6686 8599
trict Neighbourhood Centre chance to explore the Stone works to discover, change and day 13 October from 10am –
ANIMAL RESCUE (DOGS & CATS) .........................................6628 1358
provide valuable services to the Circles and nature trails of heal blockages, traumas, ill- 12. There is no cost for morn-
LIFELINE .........................................................................................131 114 local community with the as- Eagle Farm’s eco-community. ing tea. Come along, share and
nesses and negative influences.
MENSLINE 7pm–11pm nightly (phone counselling & referral for men)..6622 2240 sistance of volunteers. We need For more information and/or Thur 1pm Oct 14. The Byron be supportive of each other,
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Meets daily ....................................6680 7280 more volunteers to assist in our to register your participation, Masonic Hall, 6 Byron St. En- through caring and laughter.
NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE ..................................................6684 1286 Drop-in Centre and Reception visit www.livingtogethernet- quires Celia on 6684 3623. The morning teas are a happy
NORTHERN RIVERS GAMBLING SERVICE ...........................6687 2520 areas. If you have some hours work.net or phone 66 853 719. and talkative time, enjoyed by
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 24 hour crisis line ...............................1800 656 463 to spare we would love to hear Mullumbimby those attending. We would en-
GAMBLERS’ ANONYMOUS Meet 7.30pm Tuesdays from you. Contact the Centre Balinese Kecak Class Garden Club courage other ladies to come
at Byron Hospital Group Room, Shirly St, Byron Bay......................0405 087 529 by telephone on 6684 1286 The Kecak Dance is a very col- and see for yourselves what a
NORTHERN RIVERS WILDLIFE CARERS...............................6628 1866 or call into the Centre at 55 The next meeting is Thurs-
ourful, exciting performance happy time we have. For further
KOALA HOTLINE........................................................6622 1233 Dalley Street, Mullumbimby, day October 14 at 1pm, in the
of the iconic Hindu Ramayana information contact Robin on
GEORGE THE SNAKE MAN.................................................0407 965 092
Monday to Thursday and ask Uniting Church Hall, Mullum-
Story told with the famous 66851097 or Ev on 66851392.
NSW Wildlife Information & Rescue Service (WIRES)..........6628 1898
for a volunteer expression of bimby. An award from Garden
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inside. Rate hold the right decision

Australians paying $446 more on loans
than they were 12 months ago
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) decision to keep
Properties in focus
official interest rates on hold is what was needed given the
pages 53 affordability pressure on Australia homeowners”, said Real
Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) President, Mr David
Airey.
Just last month, the REIA reported in the Deposit Pow-
er Housing Affordability Report that affordability has
reached a level that has not been seen since the third quar-
ter of 1990 – when the quarterly average banks’ variable
mortgage rates were at approximately 16.4%.
The report also highlights that average monthly loan
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repayments are now $446 higher than they were twelve
months ago.
“With interest rates being a major determinant of hous-
ing affordability, Australian homeowners are already en-
during affordability stress and another rate rise would have
only compounded the issue,” continued Mr Airey.
A rate rise this month would have seen the average
Australian dedicating 35.2% of their monthly income to
Open Houses, household loan repayments. “With the current state of af- “The Reserve Bank is sensible to wait for the release of the
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facilities. Located at the end of a quiet
country lane and yet only 5 minutes to the
highway and 10 minutes to Byron Bay, this
EUREKA PLATEAU – BREATHTAKING VIEWS
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plateau, this stunning contemporary
home is a must to inspect.
A private entrance provides the gateway
to a long sealed driveway culminating in
an extraordinary contemporary
residence set amongst arguably the
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2 hectare garden in the district.
The expansive timber hardwood
4 bedroom home has massive raked
ceilings, all new bathrooms and kitchen
leading to delightful outdoor verandahs
taking in the extraordinary elevated
views to the Nightcap Range.
Separate from the home is a charming
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an abundance of water, solar hot water,
combustion stove, established fruit orchard
and expansive living areas, the owners are
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inspection please contact Glen Irwin on  Consisting of 2 bedrooms Peter Yopp on 0411 837 330 or 6685 7300  Unique 4 bedroom 50s heritage
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ground pool and established
native garden area, enhanced by a
flourishing vegetable patch.
rare property will have broad appeal to the Looking further, the property
discerning hinterland purchaser. enjoys the open space of a reserve
40 MYOCUM RIDGE ROAD, MYOCUM next door and a beautiful rural backdrop and 33 TRISTANIA STREET
Now for sale at 935,000 also features a cobbled drive, standby water NOW FOR SALE $745,000.
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114 Riverside Drive, Ballina.
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7 Keith Street, Bangalow.
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Backlash
We can be grateful that the
Mullum Woolies building
mess is nothing compared to
the Hungarian toxic sludge di-
saster which has now reached
AUCTION – URGENT SALE REQUIRED the Danube river. Let’s hope
8 Philip Street South Golden Beach we don’t have to regret our
uranium waste dumps. We
‡ Substantial family home split over two levels in the quiet streets sell the world uranium, we
of SouthGoldenBeach sell coal, we even sell arma-
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Some locals worked on the
AUCTION By Choice not Chance web-
1PM SATURDAY
30th OCTOBER, site which gives young people
ONSITE helpful advice about relation-
ships and sex and what to do
VENDOR WANTS if things go wrong. The web-
SOLD AT AUCTION OR
PRIOR! ALL OFFERS site is supported by the Cen- Woolworths in Mullum is developing a fine siege mentality: along with the perpetual fencing,
CONSIDERED!
tre Against Child Sexual As- a lovely moat develops around the building in the wet. All they need now is John Cleese on the
sault and funded by the NSW roof doing his French knight impersonation. If anyone else littered the landscape in the manner
Department of Corrective of this supermarket giant they’d get served with notices to behave, but in this case Council and
Services. See more at www.
Ph: 02 6680 4400 bychoicenotchance.com.au/
Planning NSW appear not to give a toss.
7/84 Rajah Rd. Ocean Shores main.html clever experiment in ‘crowd- developments, safety at The dive boat, and Council holds
E: oceanshores@prd.com.au QQQQ funding’. Pass back in the spotlight after off closing the Bangalow pool.
W: prdnationwide.com.au/oceanshores Seen last Wednesday: a group QQQQ young man is hit on head by – The Echo, 17/10/90
of young men laughing heart- And speaking of interesting
art piece gallery ily in a dark green car on Left websites, local company Man-
go Tree Media (mangotreeme- The Echo’s Byron Bay
Bank Road, Mullum, as they
70 burringbar street
overtook another car at 90kph dia.com.au) has done a nice
mullumbimby nsw 2482
6684 3446 / 0422 636 839
nadine@artpiecegallery.com.au
in a 50k zone. They obviously
didn’t see the Facebook page
redesign of the Byron Bay
Community Centre’s website.
Office has moved!
artpiecegallery.com.au

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centre.com.au. As well as the

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query about the disappear- QQQQ
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Road Toll A Tribute To Our latest changes to residential
Local Fallen Friends R.I.P.’ tenancies legislation will give a Luscious
Greville
a Street
from Facebook but it might better deal to tenants. You can Foods

have been replaced by ‘In comment on the changes by

Centennial Circuit
memory of our Byron Shire going to www.fairtrading.nsw.
family & friends’ after a bit gov.au and following the links Ozigo

jewellery
of argy-bargy broke out over under ‘Tenants And Home Ewingsdale Road
Queensland drivers. Owners’. Now if we could only To Highway To Byron Bay CBD
QQQQ get the rents in Byron Shire

exhibition
Thanks to the generosity of its down to affordable levels... NEW ADDRESS: Unit 5, 6 Tasman Way,
fans, local group Blackbirds QQQQ
has raised $10,000 so they can Headlines 20 years ago: Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate
put their new album together. North coast environment (next to Luscious Foods)
Blackbirds used the services groups commend the ICAC Same phone: 6685 5222, same email addresses:
from friday 29 october editor@echo.net.au, adcopy@echo.net.au, classifieds@echo.net.au
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