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Northern Rivers nsw Ballina • Byron Bay • Lennox Head • Alstonville • Newr ybar • Bangalow M u l l u m b i m by • T h e Twe e d • L i s m o re • N i m b i n • Kyo g l e • Eva n s H e a d • Ya m b a

#northernriversnsw Karkalla Byron Bay

Bang Bang

This Indigenous restaurant is inspired by Mindy Woods, a proud Bundjalung woman. Locally sourced, seasonal produce and native Australian ingredients are combined with modern techniques to create thoughtful, beautiful and delicious dishes – food to connect and build community and revitalise culture.

Experience the decadent flavours of Asia’s South East, smoking cocktails and even smokier beats. The staff are engaging, friendly and professional.

Karkalla aims to provide guests with a truly memorable Byron Bay experience and warm, knowledgeable service with genuine food and beverage offerings.

Open Mon to Fri 5pm–late. Sat and Sun 12pm–late.

Dine under the opulent low light of chandeliers and enjoy a feast fit for kings, queens, family and friends. Generous and delicious food and an amazing atmosphere.

Open Thurs to Mon for Dinner. First sitting from 5pm. Late sitting from 7:30pm. Shop 10, 8 Fletcher St, Byron Bay  (02) 5614 8656  karkalla.com.au

Shop 4, 1 Byron St, Byron Bay

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Client: Self Initiated Project Type of work: M arketing, Branding, Design, Web Printed copies: 20,000 copies Distributed to Tourist Information Centres, Holiday Accommodation and featured businesses in the Northern Rivers region. www.thebookreview.com.au @thebookreview

The Book Review is now in it’s 10th year and is a very well respected publication. We handle all aspects of the publications production in-house including: • Advertising sales • Account Management • Content Creation • Publication Design • Print Management • Distribution • Web Design • Social Media

Client:

Ballina Shire Council

Job: Design and layout of Northern Rivers Tourist Guide Contact: Alicia Wallace Team Leader Visitor Information Services

BOOK DESIGN

BARBARA M E SS E R

Client: Various Job: Book Design and production Software: InDesign, Illustrator Photoshop

Client: TravellersXpress Job: Design and produce 84pg monthly magazine Software: InDesign, Photoshop

welcome to FLAT ROCK

a slice of paradise

Discover more about the Northern Rivers at discoverballina.com.au

• Beach front location • Clean amenities • Gas BBQs and fire pits • Kiosk • Peaceful • 5 minutes to town • Spacious unpowered sites

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• Explore the national parks • Whale watching • Learn to surf • Visit the region’s markets • Fishing – beach, river, deep sea • Boat hire or charter • Beach side horse riding • Cycle our shared paths

facilities

David & Kellie Hall managers

TO BRISBANE

things to do

PACIFIC HWY

CORPORATE DESIGN

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FLAT ROCK TENT PARK 38 Flat Rock Road, (off Coast Road) East Ballina NSW 2478

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02 6686 4848 info@flatrocktentpark.com.au 38 Flat Rock Rd (off Coast Rd) East Ballina NSW 2478

BEACH FRONT CAMPING NON-POWERED SITES CAMP KITCHEN + BBQ FACILITIES CLEAN AMENITIES KIOSK ONSITE MANAGERS

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Proudly managed by Ballina Shire Council

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Client:

Ballina Shire Council

Job: Design and illustration of Flat Rock Tent Park logo, park map, business cards, signage and brochures. Software: Adobe Creative Suite Contact:

racy Lister, T Ballina Shire Council Coordinator Communications

We worked with Ballina Shire Council to redesign Flat Rock Tent Parks’ logo, brochures, business cards, signage and park map.

Agri-business Entry Level

JESS EDWARDS, Mountain Blue

“I love that I’m working outside all the time with plants. I like the problem solving when coming across something new and the range of different jobs. I find it a really rewarding job. It offers a chance to connect with nature and have a meaningful impact.”

Qualifications Certificate III in Horticulture

KALANI MOSS, Casino Food Co-op Qualifications Certificate IV in Meat Processing (Quality Assurance)

LUCY ANDREWS, Macadamias Direct Qualifications Bachelor of Food Science & Human Nutrition

Annual median salary

KOALA FRIENDLY FARMS

69% male Opportunities for female workers

RDA NORTHERN RIVERS NSW Regional Economic Recovery Plan 2025

REGIONAL ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLAN 2025

IN BALLINA SHIRE

Management: Outdated

Management: Best Practice

The activities described on this page are considered ‘Outdated’. Many of these activities are common practice and unfortunately they are contributing to the ongoing loss of koala habitat and other important features of our natural environment.

Small areas of native vegetation with limited species diversity, poor vegetation structure, high weed abundance and the area is not being revegetated or regenerated.

No koala food or browse trees planted and no new trees are being planted.

Some existing patches of native vegetation and isolated native trees are linked by narrow corridors (i.e. lines of trees) or ‘stepping stone’ patches.

Pets and livestock are not excluded from areas of native vegetation or potential koala habitat.

No effort or minimal effort is being made to identify or protect threatened species.

No official vegetation monitoring occurring and all notes on condition are mental notes during routine property activities.

The activities described on this page are considered ‘Best Practice’. These activities describe how you could balance your property management goals, while also creating a positive outcome for koalas and the natural environment.

Patches of native vegetation have moderate species diversity, a range of ages and vegetation is being actively maintained.

Existing koala food and browse trees on the property are protected.

Native vegetation occurs in isolated patches but connect via vegetated corridors with canopy cover.

Weed infestations are controlled occasionally.

Livestock are excluded from native vegetation or potential koala habitat.

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Weeds are not controlled or only occasionally controlled.

Experts are engaged to identify, protect and monitor threatened species on the property.

Occasional surveys for native plants and animals are undertaken, photos are taken at random points around the property with changes recorded.

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Client:

K oal a Fr i en dl y Far m s i n Bal l ina Shire

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Ko ala F riend ly F arms in B allina Shire

Client:

Ballina Shire Council

Job: Design and illustration for Koala Friendly Farms in Ballina Shire Software: Adobe Creative Suite Contact:

racy Lister, T Ballina Shire Council Coordinator Communications

We worked with Ballina Shire Council to design a 20 page brochure. We needed to create maps to show the same farm using different practices and it’s affect on the property. Illustrator Dennis Adams.

Regional Development Australia

Job: Design Pull Up Banners, Brochures, Flyers and Posters Software: Adobe Creative Suite Contact: Heidi Bone Communications Officer RDA Northern Rivers

Reliable Hardworking Good communication Ability to learn new skills Physically capable Practical hands-on skills Aptitude for machinery

Farm worker Nursery person Fruit/nut/vegetable picker Fishing hand Dairy hand Forestry worker Fencer Fruit, vegetable, meat packer Groundskeeper Tractor operator

“I never intended to work in the agriculture sector, it was purely a shortterm job, however, I can now see a career path for myself that I never knew existed and wish more young people were aware of the opportunities. From working with the farmers and suppliers to liaising with The Department of Agriculture and overseas customers there is never the same day twice.”

SKILLS

Degree Qualified

QUALIFICATIONS

JOBS

Cert IV or higher Bachelor Degree Post Graduate Degree On the Job Training

Farmer/Farm manager: livestock, crops, orchard or mixed Grower: broad acre crops, vegetables, flowers, turf Forestry plantation coordinator Quality assurance manager Agronomist Agricultural engineer Master fisher Agricultural scientist Agricultural consultant Field officer Agriculture teacher

“I would advocate a career in agriculture to young people because of the diverse career paths the industry offers. There are so many different roles within the industry, which prior to starting my career, I was unaware of. With new technologies and advancements in science, agriculture is a great place for young people to start and grow their careers in.”

2.1%

78,867

Size of industry: employed

49 hours

Average weekly (fulltime)

3.35% growth

Workers are fulltime

Projected industry growth

28%

8.3% workers aged 15-24

PEIFA’s SFIRP Program is funded by the Australian and NSW Government’s Storm and Flood Industry Recovery Program.

SKILLS

JOBS

QUALIFICATIONS

60%

Positions are entry level

On the job training Certificate I or II Apprenticeship or traineeship

Vocational & Trades Qualification

Industry prospects $43,379

Jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Government in association with PIEFA.

QUALIFICATIONS

“Although funding for this product has been provided by both Australian and NSW Governments, the material contained herein does not necessarily represent the views of either Government.”

On the job training Certificate III through to Advanced Diploma Apprenticeship

Specialised knowledge of the industry Good interpersonal skills Good decision-making and problem solving skills Critical thinking and ability to work in a fast-paced environment Knowledge and understanding of standards and regulations Physically capable Able to operate machinery

SKILLS Industry experience Critical thinking Leadership Strategy and planning Statistical data analysis Logistics Ability to operate machinery Knowledge of legislation and industry safety standards Technology adept

Agriculture in the Northern Rivers

JOBS

Nursery person Arborist Apiarist (beekeeper) Horse trainer/farrier/riding instructor Horticulturist Technical officer Agricultural technician Quality assurance officer Quarantine officer Inspector Bush regenerator

$2.4 billon industry Employing 6,577

Active in all Councils of Ballina, Byron, Clarence Valley, Kyogle, Lismore, Richmond Valley and Tweed

• High demand for degree qualified candidates

TOP INDUSTRY SECTORS

• Comprehensive and diverse supply of support services and infrastructure in close proximity to transport, logistics and warehousing

(by Gross Value of Production)

Fruit & nuts, beef, broadacre crops, dairy, nurseries, cut flowers or cultivated turf

3rd largest export industry in the region

• Recruitment through online job boards, word of mouth and social media

• Value adding opportunities • Climate, location and marketing advantages

Useful links Agribusiness Australia: agribusiness.asn.au/about-us/overview

My Future: myfuture.edu.au/industries/details/ agriculture-forestry-and-fishing#essentials

AgriFutures Australia: agrifutures.com.au

Harvest Trail: dewr.gov.au/harvest-trail

Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry: agriculture.gov.au/abares

Jobs Northern Rivers: jobsnorthernrivers

NSW Department of Primary Industries: dpi.nsw.gov.au Career Harvest: careerharvest.com.au

Skills NSW: education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/ apprentices-and-trainees Skills Road: skillsroad.com.au Skills one TV: skillsone.com.au

North Coast Regional Strategic

Weeds of the North Coast of NSW A guide to identification and control

Giant Devils Fig

Management Plan 2022–2025

TROPICAL SODA APPLE

GENERAL BIOSECURITY DUTY

FERAL DEER If you suspect you have feral deer on your property, look for rubs on trees, scats and wallows in waterways and start monitoring their movements.

For more information on weeds please contact your Local Weeds Officer. Impacts of Giant Devils Fig

Biosecurity Duty

Regional Weed Committee

Giant Devils Fig is prioritised as Containment in the North Coast Region. It is a serious weed of grazing land and natural areas.

Under the NSW Biosecurity Act 2015, every person has a General Biosecurity Duty (GBD) to prevent, eliminate or minimise the biosecurity risk posed by weeds. Outcomes to demonstrate compliance with this legal responsibility in relation to Giant Devils Fig in the North Coast Region are outlined in the North Coast Regional Strategic Weed Management Plan (RSWMP). In the RSWMP, Giant Devils Fig is listed as a “containment priority” because it has a limited distribution in the region.

To ensure that Giant Devils Fig is managed in accordance with the RSWMP and detail how the desired outcomes can be achieved, the North Coast Regional Weed Committee (RWC) developed this plan. The committee comprised of representatives from the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI), NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), Crown Lands, Forestry Co-Operation of NSW, North Coast Local Land Services (LLS), North Coast Landcare and of the Local Control Authorities (LCAs) being Rous County Council (RCC), Clarence Valley Council, Coffs Harbour City Council (CHCC), Bellingen Shire Council (BSC), Nambucca Valley Council (NVC), Kempsey Shire Council (KSC), Port Macquarie, Hastings Council (PMHC), and the Lord Howe Island Board (LHIB).

Infestations in the North Coast Region

Groundsel Bush Management in the Region

• Outcompetes native plants • Competes with pasture grasses reducing productivity • Contains toxins (Can be poisonous if eaten in large amounts) • Can injure people and stock with its spines

The largest population of Giant Devil Fig occurs across the Richmond Valley Council, Ballina Shire Council, Lismore City Council, Kyogle Council, Byron Shire Council and Tweed Shire Council, Local Government areas (LGA’s). The local control authority for this area is Rous County Council. The infestations occurring within this are the “core infestation zone” for the region. In the Clarence Valley, Coffs Harbour, Bellingen, Nambucca Valley, Kempsey and Port Macquarie Hastings (LGA) are less prevalent. There are no records of Giant Devils Fig on Lord Howe Island. These LGA’s including Lord Howe Island are in the exclusion zone. The “core infestation” and “exclusion zones” are shown on the Giant Devils Fig Management Zone Map.

The management objective for Giant Devils Fig in the North Coast region is to contain the spread of the weed from the core infestation zone and to continuously suppress and destroy the plant (working towards eradication) in the exclusion zone.

Feral deer aren’t fussy about where they live as long as there is food (gardens and crops are good, as well as native bushland), shelter (even your carport or back veranda will do) and friends (in numbers).

For Animal health and Biosecurity please contact Local Land Services.

All landholders, no matter how you identify or what you use your land for, have a responsibility to monitor for feral deer and prevent them from causing impacts on your land and neighbouring land. This is part of your General Biosecurity Duty.

Please refer to page 63 of the Beef Cattle Health and Husbandry for the NSW North Coast. Section: Introducing cattle – biosecurity, reducing the risks of diseases and weeds.

FERAL DEER RESOURCES

REPORT USING FERAL SCAN

www.tinyurl.com/EBC-feraldeer

www.feralscan.org.au

If you have any questions or need support, call your Local Land Services on:

We deeeerly need to hear from you! Report all sightings or signs of feral deer activity. By doing so you help guide future management plans. Call the Invasive Pest Team on

1300 795 299

Goals The Giant Devils Fig management goals for the North Coast Region are to: 1. Work collaboratively 2. Contain the spread of the weed 3. Suppress and destroy infestations in the exclusion zone 4. Raise awareness

• TWEED HEADS

Specific management actions to achieve the Giant Devil Fig’s management

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outcomes are outlines on the table below.

Table 1: Management actions implemented by the regional weed committee to contain Giant Devils Fig in the North Coast Region.

LISMORE BALLINA

Action

Responsibility

Measure of Success

GRAFTON

Northern Tablelands Local Land Services region GLENREAGH COFFS HARBOUR

DORRIGO

NAMBUCCA HEADS

PORT MACQUARIE LAURIETON

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Exclusion zone

Hunter Local Land Services region

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Giant Devils Fig Management Zone in the North Coast Local Land Services Region

Legend North Coast LLS boundary Giant Devils Fig

Prepared by: Kelly Tucker Date: 29/08/2022 Disclaimer: Map created by North Coast Local Land Services. This ma p is not guaranteed to be free of error oromissions. The State of New South Wales and it’s employees, officers, agents or servants expressly disclaim all and any liability and responsibility to any person in respect of anything and of the consequences, of anything done or omitted to be done by any such person in reliance, whether wholly or partially upon the information contained on the map. © New South Wales Government 2022; All Rights Reserved.

Core infestation zone

1:2,000,000 Sources: Data used may include NSW Land and Property Information - Towns, parks and forests, roads, water, imagery. NSW Dept of Industry - Administrative boundaries. Includes material © CNES 2009, Distribution Spot Image S.A. France,all rights reserved

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Responsibility

Measure of Success

Contribute to state wide monitoring by uploading Giant Devil Fig infestation and treatment data to the DPI Biosecurity System (BIS)

LCA

Giant Devil Fig infestation and treatment data is uploaded into BIS

Conduct aerial inspections (either using drones or in helicopters) for Giant Devils Fig

CVC, CHCC, BSC, NVC, KSC, PMHC and LHIB

New infestations of Giant Devils Fig are mapped in the region

Communicate with cross border contacts to the (north and south) about Giant Devils Fig of the core infestation

DPI, LLS and RCC

Cross border meetings held twice a year to discuss new incursions and development in priority weeds including control of Giant Devils Fig

Conduct targeted inspections for Giant Devils Fig ensuring key sites such as waterways, cleared or disturbed land, fence lines and the edge of bush land/ native vegetation

CVC, CHCC, BSC, NVC, KSC, PMHC and LHIB

New infestations of Giant Devils Fig are mapped in the region

Develop a region-wide coordinated campaign for Giant Devils Fig collaborative management

RWC

RWC meets four times per year and discusses priority weed management in the region

Public land managers, landowners, and occupiers control Giant Devils Fig anywhere that it occurs within the exclusion zone

Public land managers, landowners, and occupiers

Giant Devils Fig is being actively managed leading to eradication in the exclusion zone

Review current North Coast Weed Risk Management (WRM) assessment for Giant Devils Fig

DPI, LLS, and LCAs

Giant Devils Fig WRM assessment is reviewed (2023)

Enforce public land managers, landowners, and occupiers to obligation to control Giant Devils Fig anywhere it occurs within the exclusion zone

Reassess regional objective and containment zones to reflect the outcome of the updated WRM assessment

RWC

Giant Devils Fig containment zones are updated in line with the outcome of the updates WRM assessment

GOAL 2: CONTAIN THE SPREAD OF THE WEED KEMPSEY

Action

GOAL 3: SUPPRESS AND DESTROY INFESTATIONS IN THE EXCLUSION ZONE

GOAL 1: WORK COLLABORATIVELY YAMBA

Conduct high risk pathway inspections along roadsides and railway corridors for Giant Devils Fig

LCAs

New infestations of Giant Devils Fig are mapped along roadsides and railway corridors

Control Giant Devils Fig along roadsides once per year or before it produces seeds

Transport for NSW and LCAs

Giant Devils Fig is being effectively managed along roadsides

Control Giant Devils Fig along railway corridors once per year or before it produces seeds

LCAs, Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) and Managers of CRN NonOperational lines

Giant Devils Fig is being effectively managed along railway corridors

Public land managers, landowners, and occupiers control Giant Devils Fig where it impacts on priority assets and/or to prevent it from spreading

Public land managers, landowners, and occupiers

Livestock, wetlands, grazing land and cropping areas on are protected from the impacts of Giant Devils Fig

Inspect areas impacted by fires or floods for new incursions of Giant Devils Fig

RCC

New infestations of Giant Devils Fig are mapped following significant natural disasters

SMALL FARMS AND LIFESTYLE BLOCKS

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

Living on a rural property is a dream for many, however it comes with many responsiblities.

Pasture dieback is a condition that kills sown and native summer growing pastures. It starts as small patches and can spread to affect large areas. Often groundcover in these areas is low.

PASTURE DIEBACK

RURAL PROPERTIES

Management Actions

QUEENSLAND

LCAs

Giant Devils Fig is being actively managed leading to eradication in the exclusion zone

Promote the NSW WeedWise website

RWC

Planners, land managers, owners and occupiers have access to up to date Giant Devils Fig information online

DPI maintain Giant Devils Fig infestation mapping on NSW WeedWise

DPI

Planners, land managers, owners and occupiers have access to the most up to date Giant Devils Fig mapping data

Prepare social media content about Giant Devils Fig and post/share on Facebook pages

RWC

Landowners and occupiers have access to Giant Devils Fig information on social media

Develop a No Space for Weeds flyer for Giant Devils Fig

LLS

Giant Devils Fig flyer available for use by the RWC and other relevant organisations

Include Giant Devils Fig in the Weeds of the North Coast of NSW book

LLS and Landcare

Giant Devils Fig is included in the Weeds of the North Coast of NSW book

Print and distribute awareness raising resources

RWC

Landholders and occupiers have access to Giant Devils Fig Resources

Raise awareness of Giant Devils Fig at field days and events

RWC

Attendees at field days have a better understanding about how to identify Giant Devils Fig and the risk posed by the weeds

GOAL 4: RAISE AWARENESS

Every property plays an important role in managing our landscape to reduce impacts on surrounding environments, agricultural industries, and neighbours.

All landholders, no matter how you identify or what you use your land for can contact Local Land Services for advice on how to identify and manage pasture dieback affected properties.

All landholders, no matter how you identify or use your land, can contact Local Land Services staff or explore the Every Bit Counts website to gain access to best practice land management information and education opportunities.

If you suspect pasture dieback contact the Exotic Plant Pest hotline, 1800 084 881, or email biosecurity@dpi.nsw.gov.au with a clear photo and contact details.

Call your Local Land Services on 1300 795 299 EBC WEBSITE

RURAL LIVING HANDBOOK

LAND ACTIVITY CALENDAR

SUBSCRIBE TO BLOCKIES BOOTCAMP

DPI RESOURCES

MLA RESOURCE

PASTURE DIEBACK WEBINAR

www.lls.nsw.gov.au/ebc

www.tinyurl.com/rural-living-handbook

www.tinyurl.com/EBC-activity-calendar

www.tinyurl.com/EBC-blockies

www.tinyurl.com/DPI-Dieback

www.tinyurl.com/MLA-Dieback

www.tinyurl.com/NCLLS-Dieback

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The Coordinate System on this map uses the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94).

Exclusion zone:

Whole region excluding the core infestation area of Richmond Valley Council, Ballina Shire Council, Lismore Council, Kyogle Council, Byron Shire Council and Tweed Shire Council.

Whole region:

The plant or parts of the plant should not be traded, carried, grown or released into the environment.

Exclusion zone:

The plant should be eradicated from the land and the land kept free of the plant. Land managers should mitigate the risk of the plant being introduced to their land.

Core infestation area:

Land managers should reduce impacts from the plant on priority assets.

Additional information:

Regional Recommended Measure* (for Regional Priority - Containment)

Help us manage the spread of pasture dieback. Keep up to date and report all sightings. Call your Local Land Services on

weeds.dpi.nsw.gov.au/Weeds/ GiantDevilsFig

This biosecurity duty also applies to Devils Fig (Solanum torvum)

Don’t let your pasture die wondering

1300 795 299

QUEENSLAND ! TWEED HEADS

! MURWILLUMBAH

! LISMORE

! BALLINA

NORTH COAST LOCAL LAND SERVICES

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! YAMBA

! GRAFTON

Northern Tablelands Local Land Services region ! GLENREAGH

! COFFS

HARBOUR

! DORRIGO

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LAND ACTIVITY CALENDAR

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MACQUARIE

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Lord Howe Island Legend Exclusion zone

Hunter Local Land Services region

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Groundsel Bush Biosecurity Zone in the North Coast Local Land Services Region Prepared by: Kelly Tucker Date: 26/04/2021

Legend North Coast LLS boundary Core infestation zone

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Exclusion zone

1:2,000,000

Disclaimer: Map created by North Coast Local Land Services. This map is not guaranteed to be free of error or omissions. The State of New South Wales and itís employees, officers, Sources: Data used may include agents or servants expressly disclaim all and any liability and responsibility to any NSW Land and Property Information - Towns, parks and forests, roads, water, person in respect of anything and of the consequences, of anything done or omitted imagery. to be done by any such person in reliance, whether wholly or partially upon the NSW Dept of Industry - Administrative boundaries. information contained on the map. Includes material © CNES 2009, Distribution Spot Image S.A. France, © New South Wales Government 2021; All Rights Reserved. all rights reserved

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The Coordinate System on this map uses the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94).

20 22 CALENDAR

Client: NSW Local Land Services Job: Design and layout calendars, books, postcards and posters

We work with NSW Local Land Services, producing a range of collateral from Weed Calendars, Weed books, postcards, maps and posters.

Software: Adobe Creative Suite

www.lls.nsw.gov.au/regions/north-coast

Client: Kyogle Council Job: Design and Layout of Strategic Plan Document Software: Adobe Creative Suite

We worked with Kyogle Council to create a Community Strategic Plan Document. 20 page brochure, including infographics, tables, photography, using their existing brand guideline.

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the perfect Aurora Suspended Fires arose from talents with Neil’s marriage of Chloe Allan’s creative a successful engineering background. But building was an business selling suspended fireplaces and wife team. unexpected turn for this husband working in “I never expected to find myself of a an industrial estate being in charge million team of boiler makers, never in a years,” Chloe says, of their Ballina-based manufacturing space.

her Chloe’s creative career path saw then working as an actor for 10 years, retraining retraining as a video editor, before Drama again as a high school English and But life felt a bit teacher when she started a family. out of balance, Chloe says.

beyond the couple’s This put the designer fireplaces he decided to build budget, but Neil was so inspired one himself. Chloe laughs, “I’m the rules and regulations person,” and said it won’t be “I pulled him back from the brink You can’t just compliant, it’ll bugger up our insurance. build a fire for your house,” she says.

“It is probably the most challenging thing I’ve ever done in my professional life”

time when I was “Our girls were four and five at the Steiner School, doing working long hours at Shearwater

one of “That’s when we thought, ‘If we want them at a these, there must be a market for more accessible price’.” Fires And so in 2015 Aurora Suspended was born, creating bespoke handmade clean, suspended fireplaces, all with a simple spun steel look.

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meetings at the “We thought we’d be having business head for a swim when beach and could down tools and

things get tough,” she smiles. The couple The reality has been a lot more demanding. testing their fireplaces spent the first year designing and To self-finance the while both still working full-time. and sold their business they mortgaged their home investment property.

thing I’ve ever “It is probably the most challenging says. “The last two done in my professional life,” Chloe now we’re into the years have been a real sprint, and and systems so we marathon of improving our product more people.” can get the fires out to more and the Aurora products, And more and more people want in 2017. In with annual sales more than doubling sold its suspended less than three years Aurora has hotels, and fireplaces across Australia to restaurants, exported to New into homes. The products are being Europe, with North Zealand and are expanding into America in their sights.

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I happily recommend them to any business or organisation looking for a fresh approach.” Jane Laverty Regional Manager Northern Rivers NSW Business Chamber

Client:

NSW Business Chamber

Job:

Branding, Design, Print

Software: Adobe Creative Suite Contact:

ane Laverty J NSW Business Chamber

www.ingoodcompanynorthernrivers.com.au @ingoodcompanyNR

Design of a coffee table style book featuring stories from businesses across the seven regions. Further deliverables include print ads, and marketing collateral.

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Logo Design and Branding Layout design and printing of the coffee table book. Print adverts.

positive social change

“If you are looking for a true business and project partner, you can’t go past The Design Space. the team have continually gone the extra mile on our regional collaboration project and delivered a professional, creative and legacy status result.

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We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where we live and work and their continuing connection to land, water, sea and community. We pay respects to Australia’s First Peoples, to their unique and diverse cultures, and to Elders past, present and future.

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Social Futures

Job: Create Brand Guideline Software: Adobe Creative Suite Contact: Siobhan Coughlan Brand and Engagement Coordinator

Creating a a suite of print materials including posters, logo-lockups, postcards adverts and flyers. Then compiling them all into a brand guideline.

PRINT DESIGN

“Every home should have this book.”

does your little superhero think he can fly? is your child fixated with poking things where she shouldn’t?

A life. A finger. A pea up a nose. gives families and carers practical advice on what to do in an emergency situation. From resuscitation, broken bones, choking and drowning to splinters and everything in between, this essential guide empowers parents with step-by-step advice on how to help their precious little ones safely and effectively should an accident happen.

Client:

Byron Holiday Park

Software: Adobe Creative Suite

Easy-to-follow advice, nurse and parent-tested methods and clear illustrations will show you how to:

Maggie Dent

A life. A finger. A pea up a nose.

A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO BABY AND CHILD FIRST AID

+ Assess a situation and stay calm + Treat the injury in a child-friendly way + Call for help + Make your home child-safe + Keep yourself in peak condition so you can care for your kids

A life. A finger. A pea up a nose. is the one book you’ll hopefully never need. Read it now. You never know - the child whose life you may have to save could be yours. A life. A finger. A pea up a nose. uses the resources of the Australian Resuscitation Council, The Asthma Foundation, ASCIA and other professional bodies. Printed in Australia

Sarah Hunstead

Job: Design and illustration of park map. Design of park brochures

Senior Paediatric Emergency Nurse and mother of two, Sarah Hunstead draws on her extensive experience as a nurse and mother. Unlike other First Aid manuals, Sarah takes real situations and combines them with her wealth of experience to make A life. A finger. A pea up a nose. a thoroughly entertaining read as well as a treasure trove of sound advice. Read anecdotes from other parents and nurses, ambulance paramedics and senior medical staff.

A l i fe . A f i n ge r. A p e a u p a n o s e .

Never be the adult who said “I didn’t know what to do”.

Sarah Hunstead RN (B Nurs) MN

www.cprkids.com.au

UPDATED EDITION

Book Design

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WITH COMPLIMENTS

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please sign and return for your records as per your request for your attention

BABY CPR & FIRST AID

for your information urgent Liability is limited by the Accountants Scheme pursuant to the NSW Professional Standards Act 1994

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4/7 Moon St PO Box 887 Ballina NSW 2478

Client:

Enright Holmes

Job: Design business cards, comp slips, letterhead and website. ehaccountants.com.au

A unique first aid class that empowers you with the KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS to RECOGNISE and RESPOND to your sick or injured child, with CONFIDENCE.

hello@ cprkids.com.au

(+61) 2 8076 5711

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Gift Voucher Baby and Child First Aid Classes Taught by Paediatric Nurses and Midwives

$50 VOUCHER

Software: Adobe Creative Suite Wordpress

BOOK YOUR CLASS TODAY cprkids.com.au

Business Advisory Centre • Taxation Services

Valid for family and friends class for 8 or more participants. Use the code CPR50 when booking One voucher per class.

www.cprkids.com.au

• Business Services

We come to you

KNOWLEDGE FOR LIFE

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT D Dangers?

• Self Managed Super Funds

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• Chartered Accountants • Registered Tax Agent

R Responsive? INFANT

S Send for Help Liability is limited by a Scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation

Baby CPR & First Aid class

A Open Airway

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B Normal Breathing?

Two ﬁnger position for infant compressions

C Start CPR

CHILD

30 compressions: 2 breaths if unwilling/unable to perform rescue breaths continue chest compressions

D Attach Deﬁbrillator (AED) as soon as available and follow its prompts

Client:

Byron Bay Hotel and Apartments

Topics covered

3 hours

+ CPR for baby

Location:

Mater Hospital, 25 Rocklands Road, North Sydney NSW 2060. Please enter via the main hospital entrance.

+ Fever

How to book:

Call CPR Kids on 02 8076 5711 or book online at www.cprkids.com.au

+ Head injury

+ Choking + Burns and more...

One or two hand position for child compressions “After completing the course I felt empowered and prepared as a new parent if an emergency situation was to arise.” Amelia

www.cprkids.com.au

Posters

Baby and Child CPR & First Aid class

Postcards

Client:

Job: Design business cards, key cards, menu cards Software: Adobe Creative Suite

These classes are taught by expert paediatric nurses and midwives who specialise in children’s health with a focus on knowing what to do in emergency situations.

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About the course: The perfect course to empower you on baby CPR and the most common first aid situations affecting babies.

Duration:

Continue CPR until responsiveness or normal breathing returns

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Unique first aid classes that empower you with the knowledge and skills to recognise and respond to your sick or injured child, with confidence.

CPR Kids

Job: Design and branding. Book Design. Logo design

Software: Adobe Creative Suite

PACKAGING

BRANDING Nationwide rebrand of St Vincent de Paul Society

Refresh and renew floors with the antibacterial cleaning powers of coconut oil. This potent botanical formula blends cool fresh mint and eucalyptus to tackle dirt and grime for sparkling clean floors.

SINGLE HIGH SHINE

FLOOR WA SH Peppermint Leaf & Eucalyptus

Premium Pillow

BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT ANTIBACTERIAL • TOXIN-FREE USING PURE ESSENTIAL OILS

TO USE:

BREATHE EASY:

SAFETY INFORMATION:

Pour 60 mls into a bucket of warm water. Safe to use on all sealed flooring surfaces including timber, bamboo, tile, laminate & other sealed floors for a streak free finish.

This product is 100% free from nasty chemicals, palm oil, synthetic fragrances and dyes, alcohol, sulphates, paraben, SLS, SLES, PEG’s, TEA and DEA, petroleum based ingredients or triclosan.

Although plant based, please take care to keep out of reach of children. If eye contact occurs, rinse with water and seek medical advice. If swallowed, seek medical advice.

Safe to use around food prep areas, people and pets.

PO Box 378, Brunswick Heads NSW 2483 Australia thebotanicallifeco.com.au

INGREDIENTS:

Aqua, saponified Cocos Nucifera (coconut oil), sodium percarbonate, pure essential oils of Mentha Arvensis (peppermint leaf), Mentha Viridis (spearmint leaf), Eucalyptus polybractea (eucalyptus), Citric acid, potassium citrate, potassium sorbate.

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Vegan friendly Biodegradable Grey water + septic tank safe

THE BOTANICAL LIFE CO.

This luxurious botanical blend is natural, safer for people and kind to the planet. 1L ℮ 34 fl.oz

Suits standard pillowcase 48cm x 73cm Resilient hollow fibre fill Quality microfibre cover Machine washable Tumble dryable

Care Instructions: Gentle machine washable Do not bleach Tumble dry on low or line dry Do not iron Do not dry clean

PROUDLY AUSTRALIAN OWNED AND MADE ON THE BEAUTIFUL BYRON BAY COAST, AUSTRALIA.

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Tested for harmful substances according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

This luxurious botanical blend is natural, safer for people and kind to the planet. 500 ml ℮ 16.9 fl.oz

The proceeds of this purchase go directly to the St Vincent de Paul Society to help provide ongoing support for people in need in your local community.

30mm FOLD

Client: 230mm SIDE PANEL WIDTH

300mm FRONT PANEL WIDTH

230mm

Botanical Life Co

Job: Packaging and website design

Vinnies Retro

230mm GUSSET PANEL

Girls Clothing

320mm HEIGHT OF PANELS

Software: Adobe Creative Suite

30mm FOLD

Alternative Statement Items

300mmBACK PANEL WIDTH

Client: VINNIES FGF ENVIRO BAG DESIGN: BOOK & ‘THE CAT’ FGF PRINT SCALE FULL SIZE @ A0

Client:

St Vincent de Paul Society

Software: Adobe Creative Suite

Working with the retail brand manager to redesign Vinnies stores nationwide.

Contact: Mel Spears 1123 Design

Deliverables include wayfinding signage, swing tags, tote bags and packaging.

Bodhi Organic Tea

Job: Design tea packaging, postcards, posters and swing tags Software: Adobe Creative Suite Contact: Lisa Guy Bodhi Organic Tea www.bodhiorganictea.com

WEB DESIGN We use Wordpress and Shopify to build websites. We provide hosting and emails to clients, using hosting company Newsprout based in Lennox Head.

01 Client: Enright Holmes Domain: ehaccounting.com.au We built this multiple menu structure website, (10+ pages) to be responsive and SEO optimised with an updatable news section, managed by client.

04 Client: Resources for me Domain: resourceforme.com.au Clean stylish designed website. Fully responsive with contact form.

Client: Bruce & Robyn Hordern Domain: ballinaholidaycottages.com.au

Client: Ballina Bombers JAFC Domain: ballinabombersjafc.com.au

We built this website, having a booking system and multiple galleries. Site is responsive and SEO optimised.

We completely re-designed the website, using WordPress, making it modern, visually appealing and mobile responsive.

Client: Riding for Disabled Ballina Domain: rdaballina.org.au

Client: Wise Earth Bush School Domain: wiseearthbushschool.com.au

We volunteered our time on this website, giving back to the community. Making the site secure and easy to navigate.

We designed this website and integrating video and set up a booking system using Bookeo. Site is SEO Optimised and Responsive.

LOGO DESIGN

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ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY SERVICES

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TESTIMONIALS

Words from our clients

05 01

“Pauline took my brief and turned it into exactly what I was looking for. She was patient with my continual additions, slight modifications and tweaks to the overall colour scheme. I would highly recommend her services”

“Pauline is fantastic to work with. She has great communication skills and was able to take on a complex project that required many changes, without missing a beat. Would highly recommend this design agency to any prospective clients ”

Thaya Morgan Phoenix Business Owner The Bas Colab

Tess King Weed Biosecurity – Project Officer Rous County Council

02 “Our office has engaged Pauline on a number of graphic design jobs. Her work has always been of a high quality. She is easy to work with, has shown a good understanding of the brief and communication skills that ensure the end product meets our needs at a price that meets our budget.”

06 “We used Design Hub 2478 to create the website for our holiday cottages. Pauline is always readily available and easy to deal with. She also organised printed business cards and magnets, and we will be using them again soon to design and print brochures for our properties. We can’t recommend them highly enough.” Bruce & Robyn Hordern Ballina Holiday Cottages

Heidi Bone Communications Officer RDA Northern Rivers

03 “Pauline & Maiya have been such key players in all areas of design for rebranding, social media and marketing for our new business. Superstars! Caia Noble Dory’s Take Away

04 “If you are looking for a true business and project partner, you can’t go past Pauline and the team have continually gone the extra mile on our regional collaboration project, in good company Northern Rivers and delivered a professional, creative and legacy status result. I happily recommend them to any business or organisation looking for a fresh approach.” Jane Laverty Regional Manager Northern Rivers NSW Business Chamber

07 “Pauline has been my go to graphic designer for over 10 years now. Over the years Pauline has designed a number of health books for me, business logos, flyers, posters, e-books, banners, and business cards for my naturopathic clinic ‘Art of Healing’ and my tea company ‘Bodhi Organic Tea’. Pauline always does such a brilliant job. She’s great to work with, reliable and always gets the job done on time. I feel very lucky to have found her. I highly recommend Pauline for any graphic design needs.” Lisa Guy Founder Bodhi Organic Tea

08 “Pauline has been doing my website for over 3 years now. Extremely happy with the work she’s done for me every time with helpful suggestions too. Not only her work, but she’s also really easy and pleasant to deal with. Warren Hirst Owner Defined Health

09 “I have had the pleasure of working with Pauline for over two years now. Pauline has a great eye for design and has been very accommodating and patient to interpret concepts; all whilst directing and providing advice on the best way forward for our brand. She provides honest and helpful feedback and her turn-around times on projects are well executed. If a company or individual is in need of great service with an individual who is able to accommodate projects at short notice and provide designs late into the evening, then Pauline and her design team will make ideal partners for the long term.” Magda Fimmano Marketing and Communications Manager CSA Global Mining Industry Consultants

10 I’ve worked with Pauline on a number of graphic design projects for my business, the Botanical Life Co. and have engaged her to develop my website. Pauline is meticulous, she refuses to cut corners and she always delivers on time. Her work is the highest quality and I appreciate how flexible and accommodating she is when I am requesting last minute changes. These are all really important qualities for a business like me who is in the beginning phases, juggling multiple projects and I can rest assured that the designer has it covered! Rebecca Nelson Founder The Botanical Life Co.

11 “Pauline has played an integral part of the success of our business and its growth. She has very successfully captured the essence of our message and created a collateral set that communicates this clearly. Her work is always of a very high standard and turn around times consistently exceed our expectations. Besides her reliability and expertise, she is an absolute pleasure to work with.” CPR Kids Team Tania Arlington Business Development Manager