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MONTHLY MARKETS 1st SAT Bruns Heads 1st SAT Murwillumbah 1st SUN Byron Bay 1st SUN Lismore Car Boot
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2nd SAT Flea, Byron YAC 0431 524 044 2nd SUN The Channon 2nd SUN Lennox Head 2nd SUN Alstonville
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3rd SAT Mullumbimby 3rd SAT Murwillumbah
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OCTOBER 2016
First quarter October 9 15:32 Full moon October 16 15:23 Third quarter October 23 06:13 New moon October 31 10:11 Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) 1 S 0524 1746 0530 1757 0827,1.36; 2033,1.39 0209,0.19; 1424,0.24 DAYLIGHT SAVING BEGINS 2am – clocks forward one hour 2 S 0623 1847 0705 1949 1100,1.39; 2304,1.33 0437,0.19; 1700,0.26 3 M 0622 1847 0739 2041 1132,1.40; 2337,1.26 0504,0.21; 1737,0.29 4 T 0621 1848 0815 2132 1206,1.39 0531,0.23; 1815,0.32 5 W 0619 1848 0853 2223 0011,1.18; 1242,1.37 0601,0.27; 1857,0.37 6 T 0618 1849 0933 2314 0048,1.10; 1322,1.33 0635,0.32; 1944,0.42 7 F 0617 1849 1016 0130,1.01; 1407,1.29 0713,0.38; 2039,0.47 8 S 0616 1850 1103 0004 0221,0.94; 1501,1.25 0759,0.44; 2146,0.50 9 S 0615 1851 1153 0053 0329,0.90; 1606,1.24 0858,0.49; 2300,0.49 10 M 0614 1851 1246 0141 0447,0.91; 1715,1.27 1014,0.51 11 T 0613 1852 1342 0227 0600,0.98; 1819,1.34 0005,0.43; 1130,0.48 12 W 0612 1852 1442 0312 0700,1.10; 1915,1.42 0100,0.34; 1237,0.41 13 T 0611 1853 1543 0356 0750,1.23; 2005,1.50 0145.0.25; 1335,0.33 14 F 0609 1853 1647 0439 0837,1.36; 2052,1.55 0226,0.16; 1429,0.24 15 S 0608 1854 1752 0521 0923,1.49; 2138,1.56 0305,0.08; 1519,0.16 16 S 0607 1855 1859 0605 1008,1.59; 2223,1.53 0345,0.04; 1610,0.11 17 M 0606 1855 2007 0651 1055,1.67; 2312,1.45 0426,0.02; 1701,0.10 1143,1.70 18 T 0605 1856 2115 0739 0508,0.05; 1755,0.12 19 W 0604 1857 2221 0831 0001,1.34; 1232,1.68 0552,0.11; 1853,0.18 20 T 0603 1857 2323 0926 0053,1.21; 1325,1.63 0639,0.20; 1956,0.25 21 F 0602 1858 1023 0150,1.08; 1421,1.55 0730,0.30; 2106,0.32 22 S 0601 1859 0020 1121 0257,0.99; 1523,1.46 0831,0.40; 2219,0.36 23 S 0600 1859 0112 1219 0415,0.96; 1632,1.39 0944.0.47; 2330,0.37 24 M 0559 1900 0159 1317 0536,1.00; 1742,1.36 1102,0.50 25 T 0559 1901 0242 1413 0642,1.08; 1844,1.34 0031,0.36; 1216,0.48 26 W 0558 1901 0321 1507 0733,1.18; 1935,1.34 0119,0.33; 1318,0.45 27 T 0557 1902 0357 1600 0816,1.27; 2018,1.34 0158,0.30; 1409,0.40 28 F 0556 1903 0432 1653 0854,1.35; 2056,1.33 0231,0.27; 1453,0.36 29 S 0555 1903 0506 1744 0929,1.42; 2130,1.31 0302,0.24; 1532,0.33 30 S 0554 1904 0540 1836 1001,1.47; 2204,1.28 0331,0.23; 1611,0.31 31 M 0553 1905 0615 1927 1034,1.50; 2238,1.23 0400,0.22; 1647,0.30
Astronomical data and tides
Daylight Saving Time has been calculated. Time lags: Ballina Boat Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick River Hwy Bridge: high 30 min, low 1 hr; Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: 3 hr 55 min; Chinderah: high 1 hr 15 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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Sport
Junior life savers tested at Lennox Enduro The Lennox Head Enduro junior Surf Life Saving competition was held at the Lennox Head Surf Club last Saturday and attracted over 70 entrants. “It was great to see all the competitors put in the effort and shake off the winter cobwebs,’ Lennox Head surf sports coordinator, Laurel Moston said. ‘This is our region’s premier junior lifesaving endurance event and is a great way for juniors to sample the competitive world of an ironman or ironwoman in a safe and supportive community environment,’ Laurel said. ‘A successful day was had by all, with competitors coming from North Cliff and as far as Port Macquarie!’ The event is open to competitors aged from u/11 to u/17, and includes swim, board and run legs, with distances increasing with age. The u/11 competitors swim 400m, board paddle for 1km and run for 1km; whereas the u/17 competitors swim 1km, board paddle for 3km, and run for 3km. Cash prizes were up for grabs for first, second and third placed competitors in each age
Junior surf lifesavers from across the north coast line up to test their staying power at Lennox Head last weekend. Photo Supplied
group, as well as an assortment of lucky draw prizes. The day would not have been possible without a huge number of volunteers and sponsors.
RESULTS u/11 boys: 1 Harry Askew (Port Macquarie), 2 Maalik Moston (Lennox Head), 3 Ethan Callaghan (NorthBurleigh). u/11 girls: 1 Niamh Thompson (Lennox Head) 2 Kloe Mills (Cudgen), 3 Charlotte
Shepherd (Ballina). u/12 boys: 1 Oliver Sharpe (Lennox Head), 2 TJ O’Halloran, 3 Max Callaghan. u/12 girls: 1 Kalani Ives (Yamba), 2 Emily Gould, 3 Elizabeth Warne (Cudgen). u/13 boys: 1 Jack Breen (Lennox Head), 2 Kade Aitchison, 3 Jay Wren. u/13 girls: 1 Haidee Lonsdale-Jones, 2 Amity Clout, Lena Matson. u/14 boys: 1 Nathan McKenzie (Lennox Head), 2 Joseph Warne (Cudgen0), 3
Beau Carter (Byron Bay). u/14 girls: 1 Sara Tazai, 2 Maisie Miller (Lennox Head), 3 Jarrah Davies. u/15 boys: 1 Finn Askew (Port Macquarie). u/15 girls: 1 Georgia Tuite, 2 Sophie Watson (Cudgen), 3 Lily Murphy (Lennox Head). u/17 boys: 1 Josh Jones (Cudgen), 2 Max Milligan (Tacking Point), Cooper Murphy (Ballina). u/17 girls: 1 Jess Carroll (Northcliffe), 2 Chantal Luxton (Cudgen).
Life savers return to north coast beaches Far north coast surf life savers returned to active beach patrols last Saturday. Over 21,000 active surf life savers from the 129 surf clubs along the NSW coastline will be on patrol during the 2016/17 season. Surf Life Saving NSW President David Murray raised the flags on the new patrol season. ‘Our proud record of zero drowning deaths between our iconic red and yellow flags is something we cher-
New season lifesavers are now on duty at local beaches.
ish. This is why we strongly urge everyone to always swim at a patrolled location, and
why we continue our safety messages.’ Tragically last season 53
people drowned in NSW coastal waters, the highest annual total on record. The inaugural Surf Life Saving New South Wales Coastal Safety Report showed that 92 per cent of victims were male, 66 per cent of all drowning deaths occurred in waters greater than 5km from the nearest life saving service and swimming/wading, rock fishing and diving/ snorkelling were top three most common activities at the time of death.
Tweed Valley Summer Racing starts with a squall A great turn out of 22 boats at Fingal Head on Sunday saw 35 crew racing in some of the most challenging conditions the club has seen as the new season of sailing got underway. The Tweed Valley Sailing Club’s hotly contested Summer series started under a gentle breeze. But just before the yachts had set themselves for the start they were blown away by a sudden squall that sent the boats flying to every corner of the river. Not everyone got back to the start on time but there were plenty of opportunities to catch up with 180-degree sudden wind shifts catching out even the experienced skippers.
All the sailors were up for the challenge and most completed the three-lap race.
RESULTS
Gary McCrohon came first in his class in his Laser. Photo Adam Busbridge
The wind dropped to nothing at times and then came screaming back in with 22 knot gusts.
1st placed NS14 Glenn Slight & Kynan Luescher on ‘Radical Phase’, 2nd place NS14 Adam Hurt & Tom Busbridge on ‘Zazen’, 3rd place NS14 Tornado Bill Fenelon & Sienna Pullen. 1st Placed Corsair Peter Skinner & crew on ‘Epic’, 2nd Place Corsair Russ Timbs, Deborah Flannery & Kate Yeomans on ‘Dominatrix’, 3rd place Corsair Geoff & Jo Carter on Swallow. 1st placed Laser Gary McCrohon. Line honours as usual to Dave Chester on Hobie ‘Sledder’.
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