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Daisy Mae Daisy Mae is a 4-year-old desexed female Jack Russell terrier. She is active, friendly and will make the perfect family pet. If you can give Daisy Mae a permanent, loving home please contact the Friends of the Pound Rehoming Centre on 07 5524 8590 or Pam on 0421 017 461. Visit friendsofthepound.com to view other dogs and cats looking for a home. PETS FOR LIFE ANIMAL SHELTER
Meet FRED. He is as gorgeous a kitten as he looks in this photo. He has a great personality to match. Well adjusted and friendly. Fred has yet to start a real life, having sadly been unwanted. He is ready and eager for that illusive forever home. An easy going, undemanding kitten who is very adaptable, and will easily fit into a human family of his own. All cats are desexed, vaccinated and microchipped. Please make an appointment 0403 533 589 Billinudgel petsforlifeanimalshelter.net
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The Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley Football Club ran a series of soccer clinics over the school holidays with coaches from Brisbane and Germany. On the first week of the break, the club hosted the German Soccer School, who brought out a team of coaches along with all of their equipment to run some high-intensity skills training camps for kids. The sessions, which ran for seven hours each day at the Pine Avenue fields, were the first-ever camps held in Australia by the German Soccer School, who have been running for 12 years in Dusseldorf. The week’s camp was fully subscribed, by kids who were
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eager to learn what the coaches had to bring from across the oceans. But there was still more for the local kids when last Thursday and Friday, the Brisbane Roar soccer club are ran their highly acclaimed Roar Active Holiday Clinics also at Pine Ave. Brisbane Roar ran three classes over the clinic – a two-day all-inclusive program for 6–11-year-olds, a short class for ‘Roar Cub’, 3–5-year-olds, and a special all-girls session. This program is the start of a commitment to an ongoing relationship between MBVFC and the Brisbane Roar, which both clubs hope will lead to mutually beneficial outcomes for both the community and players.
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The Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley Football Club school holiday soccer program at Pine Avenue was a great way for players to get a variety of training from both the German Soccer School and Brisbane Roar. Photo Emma Moses
Dragons invite you to paddle Sport dominates During the month of October local Dragons Abreast Australia groups will be hosting events in their community to raise awareness of the benefits of dragon boat racing for breast cancer survivors. Dragons Abreast Australia is a national not-for-profit charity comprising breast cancer survivors (and some very special supporters) of various ages from a great variety of backgrounds, athletic abilities and interests. Dragons Abreast members provide a ‘face’ for the breast cancer statistics while spread-
ing the message of breast cancer awareness through participation in the wonderful and strenuous sport of dragon boat racing. Dragons Abreast commenced in Australia in 1998, following in the footsteps of a study by Dr Don McKenzie and a group of breast cancer survivors in Vancouver, Canada. Read more about the beginnings of Dragons Abreast Australia here: www. dragonsabreast.com.au. Events will be varied across the country from a ‘come and try’ paddle fol-
lowed by morning tea or a barbecue. The local Dragons Abreast group, Rainbow Dragons Abreast, invites breast cancer survivors and their supporters regardless of age, fitness, athletic ability or cultural background to come and have fun paddling and experience the benefits associated with dragon boating. Meet at Lake Ainsworth (southern end opposite Surf Club), Lennox Head, this Sunday 18 October at 7.40am for 8am start followed by morning tea.
It’s not too late to register… …for the Byron Lighthouse Run There are literally hundreds and hundreds who have registered for this year’s Brookfarm Byron Lighthouse Run on 18 October. It’s not too late to register for this year’s event. Choose from a 6.7km walk, a 10km run or a kids’ dash and enjoy a fun day out with spectacular prizes with all proceeds going to charity. With a huge prize pool, everyone is a winner as the event raises money for CADStream and Rafiki Mwema. CADStream is software for Lismore Base Hospital that automates the analysis, reporting and interventional planning of MRI. It enhances the MRI system and will aid in better and earlier diagnosis of prostate, liver and breast cancer. Rafiki Mwema means ‘safe
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house’ in Swahili and it is a therapeutic safe house located in Nakuru, Kenya, set up to house little girls who have been raped and sexually abused. Don’t forget you also have options to pre-purchase a post-event massage ($10 for 10 minutes) or merchandise, limited-edition t-shirts and
caps as well as an option to purchase a tinsel wig, which puts you into an additional prize draw for a Bluesfest ticket – there are limited numbers of wigs. All optional extras have limited numbers so get in quickly. Register now at www. byronrun.com.
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Australian Multicultural Marketing Awards nominees the Australia Post One Netball program.
The Australian Rugby League Commission, Football Federation Australia and Netball Australia have all been announced as finalists at this year’s Australian Multicultural Marketing Awards (AMMA). Chief executive officer of Multicultural NSW Hakan Harman says the level of engagement from sporting codes is testament to a sporting culture that encourages and embraces cultural diversity. ‘The high number of entries from sporting organisations this year demonstrates how engaged Australian sporting organisations are in promoting multiculturalism,’ he said. ‘It’s really encouraging to see an industry that nurtures and encourages positive role models for all Australians grow its ethnic programs year on year.’ Among other finalists announced today are St George
Bank, NRMA Motoring & Services, Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District and TAFE NSW – Sydney Institute. Now in its 26th year, the AMMAs recognise top marketing campaigns from marketers, advertisers and agencies that speak to all Australians. Winners will be announced at the Gala Presentation Ceremony to be held at the Sydney Opera House this Monday, 12 October 2015. Award categories for 2015 include: Big Business; Small Business; Arts and Culture; Communities; Youth; Communication; Public Sector; and Education. The national awards program also includes the SBS People’s Choice Award, which is awarded based on the public vote. Online voting is open now – www.sbs.com.au/radio/ ammapeopleschoice.
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