The Byron Shire Echo – Issue 33.04 – July 4, 2018

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Hopes rise for hospital handover Paul Bibby

The campaign to have the old Byron District Hospital site placed in community hands has taken a significant step forward. A formal proposal backed by local political and business figures was put to the state government last Friday.

Under the plan, believed to have considerable state government support, NSW Health would lease the 2,000sqm site to the community for a nominal fee with Byron Shire Council acting as lessee or trustee.

The government would also provide $2.5m to fund the full refurbishment of the main hospital

building and the remediation work required on the site.

This would pave the way for the dilapidated hospital to be transformed into a mixed-use community hub providing much-needed services for the local area.

Political play NSW Upper House MP Ben Franklin (Nationals) who helped put the proposal together and presented it to his parliamentary colleagues on Friday said he was ‘optimistic’ that it would be adopted.

‘I have had a number of conversations about this with the premier, the deputy premier and the health

minister,’ said Mr Franklin, the parliamentary secretary for northern NSW. ‘They are interested and engaged and supportive of the concept of maximising community space.

‘They haven’t given me any guarantees but I certainly haven’t been discouraged by anything they’ve said.’

On June 28 Byron Shire Council voted unanimously to support the proposal.

This included agreeing to act as the lessee/trustee, and agreeing to oversee a facilities team to manage and maintain the facility, and its continued on page 2

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New GM on the block Finding the Byron way Aslan Shand

Protesters gathered in Byron on Saturday as part of the National Day of Action organised by Frontline Action on Coal. There were 25 other actions taking place around Australia. Find out how you can support people physically blockading the building of the Adani mega coal mine on page 3. Photo Jeff ‘Cold Mined’ Dawson

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With community trust in Byron Council at its lowest ebb in years the question now is what will the new GM, Mark Arnold, bring to the table to get the council back on track.

Mark is no newbie to the Byron scene, having worked as the director of Corporate and Community Services for ten years. He has filled in as acting general manager since Gainger’s departure in January.

While Mark says that ‘every general manager brings their own unique qualities’ to the role, when asked if there was anything that he will be doing differently from his predecessor, he focused on working with the council and the community as being a key part of his role.

The three key elements that Mark would like to see the council improve during his five-year term are infrastructure, management of growth and its impacts, and working with the community on Council’s decision-making process.

Delegated powers Asked if he felt the previous GM had breached his delegated authority in the management of the Butler Street situation, he said that he felt the GM had ‘acted within his delegations that were there at the time.’

Nonetheless a new set of delegated powers for the general manager will be put to the August ordinary meeting of Council ‘and inside those delegations there will be a restriction or a guidance on when matters that are brought against Council have to be reported and the regularity of that reporting,’ said

Mark, highlighting that he is ‘looking to learn from the feedback and put that into the delegation.’

‘Obviously when the delegation goes up, there will be community input through public access and other means and we’ll find out whether or not we’ve got that right or whether or not there are other things that Council and community will want to look at inside the delegation. I think it is important that we not only report up when matters are instigated 9by council) but when they are brought 9against council). And we’ll be looking at similar guidelines in respect of both.’

While the Butler Street Bypass is still slated to go ahead it will be dependent on the state and federal government coming to the party over the $8.5 million shortfall in funding. If these grants don’t come through, Mark has said the council will need to rethink its position and determine if it is prepared to fill the shortfall.

Engaging community Recognising that the Byron Shire community is very engaged, and often has different points of view on an issue, Mark is keen to look at how ‘deliberate democracy’ can be used to engage with the community.

While the citizen jury was one approach, he said balancing cost and engagement was important.

‘At this stage we are working with Council to see whether or not it is possible to have a model that is the Byron model. One that is cost effective and can be used when you are dealing with those tricker questions.’ continued on page 2

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Financially the council is in a better position than it was five years ago and has a ‘sound base’ for going forward. Mark said he recognises the communitie’s desire for more ‘granular’ and ‘indepth’ reporting on Council’s finances and that ‘how we report has changed and continues to change’.

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Cooperation Despite having this political charge, the proposal for the site is the outcome of cooperation between locals from across the political spectrum including Mr Franklin, local Greens MP Tamara Smith, Labor councillor Paul Spooner and Byron Shire mayor Simon Richardson (Greens).

It also has the support of key local business figures who are among approximately 80 locals who have written

While the council’s new website has been a source of frustration for many in the community with development applications being difficult to locate, historical documents missing and agendas and attachments too big to download for many, Mark has highlighted that they are in the process of improving the website. But he also noted ‘there is work still to be done’ and Council is keen ‘for people people to provide feedback on how to improve’.

Council is also looking to launch a new website by the end of July that will be dedicated to reporting on Council’s management of the sewage treatment plants (STP).

The site will include information ‘around rainfall, inflows and outflows and will include any reporting of breaches’ to the EPA said Mark.

It is apparent that the imcoming GM has the nexus between community, firmly in his sights.

formal letters in support of the plan.

The proposal involves the creation of a community hub in which affordable rental accommodation is provided to organisations representing the welfare, health, education and cultural sectors.

It includes a business plan under which rents would be structured in three tiers, with Tier 1 being for commercial organisations and Tier 3 being a zero-cost space for community projects.

Once the facility is fully occupied, income would be distributed back to community organisations on a merit basis.

Chris Hanley, the chairman of the community steering committee responsible for the plan, said that if the state government agreed to the proposal, he was confident it would work.

‘The business case is the demonstration that if the building is given to the community of Byron Shire with the money to fix it, the rents will be enough to sustain it,’ Mr Hanley said.

‘The building is pretty good inside but it needs some work and part of the money we’re asking for would go

into a sinking fund.

‘It’s an old building and some of the money we’re asking for would be held for any future repairs that are needed.

The $2.5m is a quote from an experienced local architect.’

Fifteen organisations have supplied letters of intention, indicating their readiness and desire to be part of the hub.

While they have asked not to be named publicly in order to protect their existing lease arrangements, The Echo has learnt that the list includes some of the region’s largest education and cultural institutions, as well as much smaller not-for-profit groups.

‘All of those who have expressed an interest are looking forward to getting spaces that don’t cost the earth,’ Mr Hanley said.

‘Rent is so high in Byron Bay, this is a great opportunity.’

He said the proposal and the campaign as a whole had demonstrated the ability of locals to work together for the common good.

‘This is the outcome of more than a year of work from a very dedicated and smart group of people.

‘We wouldn’t even be having this conversation without Ben Franklin. But every single political group has supported this – (local Greens MP) Tamara Smith has been very helpful, (local Labor councillor) Paul Spooner, and the Mayor.

‘We’ve also had letters of support that would blow you away, from the former matron of the hospital Shirley Nelson, to young people in their 20s who were born at the hospital.’

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Assisting those campaigning for the site to become a community hub is the looming state election.

The Nationals lost the seat of Ballina in the last election after a 27-year reign and will no doubt be keen to wrest it back from the Greens at the next poll in early 2019.

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Timeframe Mr Franklin said he had asked his parliamentary colleagues to make a decision on the plan within ‘a small number of months’.

‘There’s an election within nine months’ time; we definitely want it off the books by then. I want it locked and loaded,’ he said.

‘I’m hopeful that we’ll be able to do it before then.’

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To avoid global catastrophe, our society has two years at most to start acting on plans to achieve zero carbon emissions in every workplace and home by 2025. With this statement, Professor Will Steffen launched his new global tour The Big U-Turn Ahead to a full house at Byron Theatre on 27 June.

Professor Steffen is one of the world’s foremost specialists in Earth System science and a leader in international global change research.

Christobel Munson from ZEB explained that with elections coming up in 2019, ‘it’s time to start rattling the cage’.

Both levels of government have failed to create action plans to reduce Australia’s emissions.

From the panel, Sue Higginson, environmental lawyer and Greens candidate for state seat of Lismore, described the international trade tours conducted by the current NSW government. Their objective is to sell more coal to be sourced from new coal mines, which together will exceed the size of the Adani mine proposed

in Queensland.

Yearly emissions in Byron Shire are calculated to be eight tonnes per person. This is half of the Australian average but double the global average.

Carbon crunch Professor Steffen explained what this means in terms of the carbon crunch. If carbon emissions were to peak between 2016 and 2020 and society is carbon neutral by 2040, there is a 70 per cent chance that global temperatures would only rise by two degrees Celsius. Twenty years may be enough time for society to make that u-turn. If peak carbon is delayed till 2025, zero carbon must be reached by 2035 – in only half the time.

The planet is one holistic system already responding to climate change. Since the 1950s, its ocean absorbed 93 per cent of the carbon emissions, expanding and raising its level. Global land and ice each absorbed three per cent in total. Although the atmosphere absorbed only one per cent, extreme weather is already changing the planet.

Join the global effort to reach zero emissions by starting with the actions list on the ZEB Facebook page. As Will Steffen said, the urgency and the magnitude of the social action required are great.

At stake are the lives of six of the 7.5 billion humans, not to mention other life on Earth itself.

In Australia actions took place around the country as people once again made a stand last Saturday against opening up future coal mines. Organised

by Frontline Action on Coal, over 25 actions happened all over the country.

Anandan Mcewen from Frontline Action on Coal said: ‘We need to keep up the pressure on the government and especially support the frontlines right now to physically blockade and halt construction of the Adani mega coal mine to save our climate, the Great Barrier Reef, and our children’s futures.

Be the blockade ‘At the historic Bentley blockade the Byron Shire community proved its power through the inspiring will of locals mobilising in our thousands to the blockade near Lismore and we attained historic victory. Now it is time to mobilise again.

‘We have crossed a climate tipping point and it will take concerted, non-violent civil resistance to tip it back. This end of financial year, we draw the red line on coal.’

To support the blockade go to: www.frontlineaction.org.

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Celebrating NAIDOC week in Byron Shire Everyone is invited to mark the start of NAIDOC week on Monday 9 July at a flagraising ceremony at the Council Chambers in Mullumbimby.

That evening the opening of the Aboriginal Art Exhibition will take place at 5.30pm at the Mullumbimby Civic Hall. The exhibition closes on July 8.

The theme for this year is Because of Her, We Can – an acknowledgement of the role of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in communities around the country.

‘It’s an honour for the council to work so closely with the Arakwal people, who are the traditional custodians of the land, and I am so proud of the work that has been done over the years to make Byron a centrepiece when it comes to recognition and reconciliation,’ mayor Simon Richardson said.

The Arakwal NAIDOC film night will be held on Tuesday 10 July from 6.30pm at the Byron Community Centre while the Mullum family fun day takes place on

Aunty Maggie and the Womba Wakgun is just one of the films that will be playing at this year’s Arakwal NAIDOC week film screening in Byron Bay.

Wednesday 11 July from 10am at the Mullumbimby Neighbourhood Centre.

The Bundjalung of Byron family cultural day will be held on Thursday 12 July with a Railway Park march at 10am culminating at Dening Park, Byron Bay, for celebrations between 11am and 2pm.

‘I encourage everyone to reflect on the history of the Arakwal people in this area, and celebrate their culture,’ Mr Richardson said.

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Gillian Triggs and the ‘Mullumbimby Charter of Human Rights’ Eve Sinton

Former human rights commissioner Gillian Triggs has called for an Australian charter of human rights. Speaking at the Ngara Institute’s annual lecture in Mullumbimby last Saturday, Professor Triggs said Australia is the only democracy without a bill of rights, and over-reach in executive power by successive governments in the 21st century was deeply damaging to the public.

‘We now need, as a matter of urgency, some form of legislated charter of rights to protect fundamental common-law freedoms in Australia and ensure we meet our international human rights obligations that we as a nation have committed to by treaty over the last 70 years or so,’ she said.

‘It could be quite simple.

We could draft one tonight – the Mullumbimby Charter of Human Rights.’

Protecting the most vulnerable Professor Triggs said the current legal system is failing all Australians, especially the most vulnerable.

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Lindy Scott, Gillian Triggs and Clare Twomey at the Ngara Institute’s annual lecture in Mullumbimby. Photo Tree Faerie

respect for human rights in Australia [to] that dramatic year in 2001 – the children overboard, the Tampa and 9/11,’ she said.

‘Australia has failed to protect many fundamental freedoms or to comply with its international human rights obligations and has passed laws explicitly to deny those obligations.’

Examples include the government’s attempt to silence whistleblowers with the threat of two-year prison sentences, and reduced funding for community legal centres to restrict their advocacy.

She said the recent passage of foreign influence and espionage bills is very worrying.

‘The Foreign Influence Bill

could criminalise publication of information including opinions or reports of conversations to international organisations. That could include information and opinions about food security, energy security, climate security, economic conditions, migration and refugee policies because these may affect Australia’s political, military or economic relations with another country’.

She said our implied freedom of political communication may be breached by broad definitions in offences that criminalise dealing with information that may harm national security.

The public interest defence does not extend to journalists’ sources or civil society advo-

cates. The evidential burden is on the defendant and there is a potential 10-year jail penalty.

Triggs said, ‘It is the most vulnerable in our society – the homeless, the mentally ill, those in administrative detention without trial, Indigenous Australians and families – who shoulder the burden of Australia’s declining respect for human rights.’

She said a federally legislated charter of rights would better protect the rights of citizens, minorities and noncitizens, and ensure a culture of respect for the rights that underpin our democracy – freedom of speech, the right to vote and equality.

‘Above all, Australia could return to the rule of law and the principles of legality upon which our multicultural democracy is based,’ she said.

Activists awarded Professor Triggs presented the 2018 Australian Activist of the Year Award to activists who fought against NSW CSG extraction: Annie Kia and the Knitting Nannas Against Gas. Q Read more: echo.net.au/

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Bush wallaby attacked by dogs on Belongil beach Aslan Shand

Two dogs attacked a bush wallaby at the ‘no dog area’ of the beach, approximately 250m north of Elements of Byron resort, last Wednesday.

‘As I started towards the beach a wallaby burst out of the dune and about one to two metres behind it were two dogs barking and growling,’ said Steve Medcalf, who walks on the beach every day.

The two dogs chased the wallaby into the ocean where they were able to get a hold on it; one of the dogs had it by the ear while the other had it by the throat.

Dogs not at fault Steve headed into the water with a stick yelling out at the dogs who appeared to be border collie/kelpie crosses.

One let go and swam back to the beach while the one who had th wallaby by the neck kept a hold.

‘I got the other dog off,’ said Steve who pointed out that ‘it is not the dogs’ fault.

It is the people who own the dogs who are responsible.’

The wallaby was being swept north towards Brunswick Heads and Steve realised he needed to get back into the water and save the wallaby.

‘I went out and got him – he was pretty exhausted.

Once I got hold of him he was pretty calm. By the time I got him back to shore he was getting pretty heavy.’

With the help of his friend Louis they lay the wallaby on the dune covered with a towel.

‘Then we made sure there were no more dogs in the area.’

They called WIRES and Council to report what had happened.

A couple who had stopped to take photos of the rescue told Steve they had seen one of the dogs go into a white van in the car park.

‘I was still furious so I got

Local Steve Medcalf rescued a bush wallaby from dogs near Elements of Byron. Photo David Hancock

Louis and another person and we confronted the man in the van,’ said Steve.

‘We had strong words with him and told him the rangers were on their way.’

It is believed that the owner, a visitor from Vitoria, had three dogs that he had let out to roam while he slept in his van near the beach.

WIRES ‘It is essential for the wellbeing of wildlife that people keep their dogs restrained on beaches,’ said a spokesperson for WIRES. ‘It is very important to remember if you do encounter a wallaby that has been chased into the sea that all at-

tempts are made to minimise stress to the animal. Macropods (wallabies, pademelons and kangaroos) develop a stress response called myopathy that can lead to their death within 2–14 days after the stressful incident.

‘It is natural for us to think that because the dog did not catch the wallaby, no harm has been done. However, the wallaby may still face a painful and slow death.

‘Wallabies can swim quite well, and in some situations a wallaby that has swum out in the sea or a river will find its way back to land. Each situation is different, however, and some wallabies may become exhausted. If it has been pulled from the water then cover it with a towel and move all people and dogs well away from the animal to give it time to recover. Importantly, call WIRES immediately on 6628 1898 so that a specialist rescuer can attend.’

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Allegations of bullying, financial malpractice at FSG Chris Dobney

Some management staff of collapsed disability service provider FSG were paid out in cash before the organisation moved into voluntary administration, according to a whistleblower.

And staff are ‘coming out of the woodwork’ with allegations of bullying by managers, the Services Union says.

The union’s QLD executive president Jennifer Thomas told The Echo that while it didn’t have evidence of the alleged payouts, rumours were ‘rife’ inside the organisation and ‘we understand the Queensland government is alerting ASIC regarding management practices’.

She added forensic accountants working to uncov-

er the reasons for the company’s collapse had also been made aware of the claims.

‘We’ve called on the Queensland government to investigate allegations of bullying,’ she said.

John Park and Joanne Dunn of FTI Consulting have been appointed as voluntary administrators, effective at 30 June. The first meeting of creditors will be on July 11.

But the whistleblower who spoke to The Echo on condition of anonymity claims management knew two months ago they were going to go into administration.

Managers were advised not to pay contractors, and those connected with FSG propperty assets were advised that they would not have funds available about 30

days beforehand,’ according to the insider.

Letter to staff The union was also scathing of the official ‘farewell’ from the company that came as a letter from chairperson Lady Barbara Hickey.

‘On behalf of your FSG Board of Directors, we wish to thank each and every one of you for your care, commitment and passion for those that YOU have walked along side for so many, many years,’ she wrote.

‘We understand how difficult, confusing and heartbreaking these past few weeks have been for so many of you and for those you care for. We will never forget you and FSG and hope that our paths will cross sometime again in the

near future,’ she concluded.

The union member who forwarded the email said it was ‘a pity none of the board had the decency to meet with workers directly or turn up to the Fair Work Commission in person – or answer any questions!

‘They may all have to answer to ASIC now.’

Entitlements While frontline workers and direct support staff will find a new home with provider CPL it could take months for staff to receive their final entitlements.

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Three charged over Ballina death Strike Force detectives have charged three people over the death of a man in Ballina last month.

Aaron Marks, aged 38, was found unconscious with serious head injuries on River Street at about 2am on Sunday May 13. The Iluka man was airlifted to Gold Coast University Hospital where he died three days later.

Strike Force Bulgundara was formed by detectives from Richmond Police District, assisted by the State Crime Command’s Homi-

cide Squad, to investigate his death.

Following inquiries, detectives executed a search warrant at a home on Swift Street, Ballina, at about 7.30am, Thursday June 28.

Two men – aged 22 and 25– and a 47-year-old woman, were arrested and taken to Ballina police ptation.

The 22-year-old man was charged with manslaughter, assault causing death and supply prohibited drug.

The 25-year-old man was charged with manslaughter.

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The men were refused bail and appeared at Ballina Local Court on Friday June 29.

The 47-year-old woman was charged with hindering the investigation of a serious indictable offence. She was granted conditional bail to appear at Ballina Local Court on Thursday July 19.

Police are urging anyone with information in relation to this incident to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the Crime Stoppers online reporting page: www. nsw.crimestoppers.com.au.

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Court evicts Lois Cook

Student support key to success at Byron Community College

Local Indigenous woman Lois Cook is set to be evicted from her camp near Lennox Head after the NSW Supreme Court found that her claim to be the owner of the land had ‘no legal basis’.

Justice Adams ordered that a writ of possession be executed in relation to the site on July 3. Ms Cook’s camp can be removed by authorities if she refuses to leave.

Ms Cook has been engaged in a long-running dispute with the Jali Aboriginal Land Council over the camp.

She has stated that she has set up the Gagamai Ngangbal Suveran Free State on the site and is living there with a group of supporters.

According to the judgment, the Jali ALC asserts they are the rightful custodians.

Locals will be familiar with Byron Community College as the place to learn anything you have a passion for – cooking, painting, Spanish, basket weaving – but the Mullumbimby-based Byron Community College is also a key provider for Vocational Education and Training (VET).

For the past few years, Byron Community College VET course completion rates have stood at nearly twice the national average. Student support officer Lance Hopson credits this to the college’s ongoing student support.

‘We pride ourselves on working closely with students,’ he says. ‘A student can come in any time of the day and I’ll stop what I’m doing and make time for them.’

The college works proactively with students at the

They, along with Ballina Council, also say that the camp has insufficient hygiene facilities, is in an Environmental Protection (Wetlands) Zone, is at risk of being caught in a bushfire, and has unauthorised electrical connections.

Ms Cook argues that neither Jali ALC nor Ballina Council have the authority to order her removal.

She says she is the true owner of the land and claims the right to occupy it in accordance with the traditional law and customs of the Nyangbul people.

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Student support officer Lance Hopson with pre-employment student Leon Dawes. Photo Narelle Hobbs

beginning of study to identify and sort out educational needs and life issues to minimise disruption to study.

Weekly drop-in sessions allow VET students access to help with assignments and study organisation, computers and printing. One-on-one tutoring is also available.

Lance understands that

‘school is not for everyone’ and respects the courage it takes to attempt education again, especially if foundation skills are missing.

Adult education traditionally teaches these skills separately, but the college weaves foundation skills into their vocational coursework. Practical, real-world skills are core

components of Certificate III and IV VET courses and work placements often lead to employment.

Fostering opportunities for local employment is a large part of the college’s community-based ethos.

Mullumbimby local Leon Dawes joined an employment pathways project between the college and Byron Council ‘to get a job’. He completed four months of classroom-based training and work experience and has been successful in securing a job with Council.

‘I definitely think the course I did will help me in the future, particularly for interviews,’ he says. ‘If I had the chance to study at the college again I would love to. I found the college easy going and the teachers were awesome, not at all like at school.’

Teven community celebrates a win against the asphalt plant Teven locals have fought off a toxic asphalt plant in their valley after a swift response to the proposal. Holcim, owner of the Teven quarry, and Fulton Hogan, who were proposing the asphalt plant within the quarry, stated in a letter delivered to Amanda

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‘I saw a work vehicle pull up and a young man came through the gate,’ said Amanda. ‘He told me he was from

Holcim and I said, “I hope it’s good news”. He handed me the letter and said, “I think you’ll be very pleased”. I read the letter as he was walking back to the car. I couldn’t believe it. I called out, “Thanks for listening to the community!” He waved and was gone.’

The cost of the fight, even though it lasted only two months, has been high as they had to engage professionals to assist the community effort.

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Local News Byron Public receive a gift from outer space Students from Byron Bay Public School received a gift last week that was literally out of this world. The Star Stuff festival of space, science and astronomy donated an iron meteorite weighing half a kilogram that fell to Earth almost 5,000 thousand years ago in Argentina. It would have felt like an atom bomb at the time of impact and left a crater 14km wide.

Since then about 300 tonnes of the Campo Del Ceilo meteorite has been retrieved and this piece came from the collection of Geoff Notkin (USA). Geoff is a meteorite expert best known for his work on the TV series Meteorite Men and he will be speaking at Star Stuff

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this weekend after being invited by local organiser Dylan O’Donnell from the Byron Bay Observatory.

‘Geoff personally selected the piece after I asked for one

that could be handled by several generations of children,’ Mr O’Donnell said.

‘We both wanted the school to have a piece that could be experienced – not

just locked up behind glass.

A literal touchstone.

‘For many kids this will be the first time they’ve been in contact with something that didn’t come from Earth.’

Star Stuff is a two-day weekend of space, science and astronomy with 11 speakers also including Fraser Cain (Canada), Amy Shira Teitel (USA), Dr Alan Duffy, Greg Quicke (aka Space Gandalf) and many more. Mr O’Donnell has been an advocate for space tourism in the region as it is low-impact and relies on the preservation of dark skies – a precious natural resource that is threatened by urban development.

For tickets and details see www.starstuff.com.au.

Kingscliff confirmed as new Tweed hospital site Chris Dobney

The controversial original Kingscliff site for the Tweed Valley Hospital has been reconfirmed following a reselection process by NSW Health Infrastructure.

Health minister Brad Hazzard announced on Saturday (June 30) the new $534 mil-

lion hospital would be sited on existing farmland opposite Kingscliff TAFE, ‘following extensive community feedback and support for the greenfield site’.

However, both Labor and the Greens continue to object to the decision. Labor is throwing its support behind an alternative site at Kings

Forest. But that also had its critics including Tweed’s Team Koala, which said it straddled a koala corridor.

In the mean time the Greens north coast MP Dawn Walker has called for the new Tweed Hospital to be re-developed on its existing site in Tweed Heads.

She queried why there was

‘such a push from Labor and the Nationals to build the new hospital south of the Tweed River on fertile farmland or a greenfield site with a regional wildlife corridor that is a long way away from the population centre of Tweed Heads’.

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Tasty treats launch Bangalow’s Sample Food Festival

Byron celebrates new happy hoops with a community bike ride

The Sample Food Festival has been soaring to new heights in the past couple of years, so where better to launch this year’s event than an airport?

The annual food festival isn’t officially taking off until September 1.

But patrons at Gold Coast Airport were given an early taste of what will be on offer when celebrity chef and author Darren Robertson hosted a morning tea at the facility on Monday.

Judging by the punters’ enthusiasm, the platters of locally sourced olives, cheeses, dips and salami were far superior to plane food.

Robertson, the co-host of Channel 10’s Recipe to Riches, announced the program events for this year’s festival at

A community bike ride is taking place in Byron Bay on Saturday, July 7, to celebrate the completion of the Byron Bike Rack project.

The community initiative supported by Stone & Wood Brewery and Byron Shire Council has seen the installation of the sculptural bike racks designed by Bangalow landscapers Larc Collective at four locations around town.

Luke Jones and David Thompson from Larc explained their design saying, ‘The suite of Happy Hoops consists of peace loop, wave window, sun follower and rainbow ring all alluding to the life we live in Byron Bay. The culture of Byron and the northern rivers is deeply rooted around the beautiful environment we live amongst and each of the four elements reflect this.’

The Byron Bike Rack project was a public competition that ran for over two months at the end of last year calling for local residents to enter their designs.

The aim of the competition was to encourage the public to ride rather than

Celebrity chef Darren Robertson launched the Sample Food Festival by giving taste tests to travellers at the Gold Coast airport on Monday. Photo ‘Tasty’ Jeff Dawson

Bangalow Showgrounds and pre-festival events.

This will include a lunch by renowned chef Shannon

Bennett from Vue de Monde.

Find out more at https://samplefoodevents.com/samplefood-festival/ online.

Take care warming up this winter Winter is here and plenty of heaters are being pulled out of storage to warm everyone up. However, Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) urges care to avoid a fire in the home.

Winter sees a 10 per cent rise in the number of home fires, with more fires in bed-

rooms and loungerooms owing to heaters and electric blankets. However, it is the kitchen that accounts for 45 per cent of residential fires.

‘Flames or heat sources being left unattended are the most common cause contributing to kitchen fires,’ said

FRNSW chief superintendent Mick Morris.

Recommendations include: check the smoke alarm, keep candles away from curtains, never leave cooking unattended.

Visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au for more information.

The new, locally designed bike racks have been installed around Byron. Photo Jeff ‘town bike’ Dawson

drive by creating a set of sculptural, functional, publicart bike racks.

‘Happy Hoops delivered a fantastic entry that ranked highly in all areas of the judging criteria,’ says Sarah Blomkamp from Stone & Wood Brewery.

‘The judges loved the simplicity and sophisticated local iconography; we are stoked at the result. The result is a super fun, simple design – both a complement to the visions of our contemporary, coastal

village and an ode to the past that adds to the aesthetics of our town’

Bike ride Join in the fun and meet at Apex Park at 10am this Saturday, July 7 to ride the sculptural bike rack loop before finishing at the Stone & Wood Brewery for a refreshing beverage. Don’t forget your helmet, water and donation to the Karma Keg at the brewery. All proceeds will go to the Ingrained Foundation.

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Also featuring professional services that are available to help make organising your event easy and memorable.

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Local News Plastic daze For the third year the Shire is participanting in the global Plastic Free July campaign along with more than two million people in 159 countries.

Plastic Free Byron has developed its website so the Shire’s cafes and takeaway businesses can be encouraged to remove plastic items and their progress celebrated.

Blue will be screening at the Byron Community Theatre on July 8 and Waste Free for the Sea’s new campaigns to reduce litter and single-use plastics will be launched. The ABC TV series War on Waste on July 24 will shine a light on the impact of plastic straws on our marine environment.

Mullum Cares is extending the Plastic Free July focus to include the dangers of balloons to the environment.

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Time for a conversation? Let’s disconnect to reconnect Checking social media gives you a similar feeling in the same impulsive part of the brain as gambling and substance abuse. Good times right? Not so, say Tory Bauer and Stefan Hunt.

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Nats fail farmers On November 30, 1987 – thirty years ago – Monash University hosted the inaugural Greenhouse conference that was to start planning a response to the global warming that scientists had been warning of since at least the 60s. Yet it is only in recent weeks that the National Farmers Federation (NFF) has turned a corner on climate change.

The NFF president Fiona Simpson was reported in The Guardian on Saturday saying that ‘people on the land can’t and won’t ignore what is right before their eyes. “We have been experiencing some wild climate variability… It’s in people’s face”.’

What boggles my mind is that the National Party – ‘the party for regional Australia’ – is only now beginning to address climate change and its impacts because it has been dragged to the table by its own grassroots support base.

By systematically ignoring climate-change science the Nationals could not have done regional Australia a greater disservice. Farmers and graziers are and will continue to be on the front line of climate change. These are the people whose livelihoods depend on the right amount of sun and rain – arriving at the right time and in the right amounts for crops to grow and animals to thrive.

By denying the clear scientific evidence and dire warnings that respected scientists worldwide have been putting forward for over 30 years the Nationals – through a lack of vision and foresight and in many cases wilful ignorance – have fundamentally failed those they claim to represent.

Rather than helping Australian farmers build resilience and mitigate the far-reaching impacts of climate change they have undermined them at every level.

The Nationals should be greener than The Greens. As soon as there was a possibility that weather and ecosystems could be affected they should have been taking the threat to their voters with the utmost seriousness.

They should have been leading the debate on sustainable forestry, renewable energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and on how to reduce global warming. Instead they have supported coal mines, stripped away protections from old-growth forests and waterways and undermined the science that has been telling them what the impacts of these decisions are.

By not being the leaders of the debate on climate change and ecosystem sustainability it is the future and livelihoods of their own constituents that they have failed.

They had the opportunity and influence to bring genuine, considered and influential voices to the debate from the beginning. If they had, Australia could have been at the forefront of preparations for climate change. This was an opportunity squandered.

They should have led the debate. They could have inspired a generation.

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Bill Shorten’s decision last week was a real shock – but it was the second decision, not the first, that was the surprising one.

For years Shorten had been committing his party to limiting company tax cuts to firms worth $2 million or less. This was his position before the 2016 election and it had not changed.

Labor voted against the additional cuts, and although the government parleyed them up to $50 million with the aid of some of the senate crossbenchers, the opposition’s policy had not been revised. Thus when Shorten was asked unexpectedly if he was still determined to repeal cuts for those firms worth $10 million to $50 million, he replied simply: yes.

No story, one might have thought – except for the press gallery, feverishly pursuing its latest whiff of a leadership dispute, any leadership dispute – party and personnel irrelevant.

And of course, for The Australian, it was all shock horror. This is hardly surprising: our national daily’s default position is shock, horror, outrage, resentment, belligerence, and all were on offer for the next few days.

Rupert’s minions urged Shorten to flip, to forget about his long-standing platform and give the hard-working family businesses (and anyone else who demanded it loudly enough) a tax break – and, after a hastily convened meeting of a somewhat panicked shadow cabinet, he did just that. If and when Labor attains government, the existing tax regime will stand; but what has not been implemented, even if it has been legislated, will still be subject to repeal.

This means that the cuts that came in on Sunday, as well as those already churning through

the books of the smaller and medium sized firms, are confirmed. Immediate problem solved, but the cost for Shorten’s courage and credibility may be considerable.

At one level the backdown was simple pragmatism. The view was that while it was fair enough to oppose and vote against the existing cuts, once they were in place, unscrambling the eggs was just too hard.

money without hindrance.

The next lot – those up to $50m are certainly fewer; various authoritative estimates suggest anywhere between 10,000 and 20,000. Given that there are probably very few Labor voters among them, they could be considered dispensable. But some of them – those up to $25 million – were already trousering the money and the rest were pawing at the ground.

Saving face is what you do when you eat a shit sandwich

by Mungo MacCallum The punters are rightly sceptical about Malcolm Turnbull’s long-term aspirations, the six to ten years for the bonanza he has promised. But what we are talking about now is not the pie in the sky but the money in the bank.

They were ready to complain all the way to the ballot box if any bastard tried to take it away from them. While the threat remained latent and largely unspoken it could be managed. But to hear it uttered so bluntly and abruptly spooked them.

So Shorten had to listen and he did. He flipped. The biggest problem – at least in terms of raw numbers – were at the bottom end, the $2 million to $10 million cohort. There were at least 80,000 of them, and they presumably all had friends, relatives and employees. Shorten’s throwaway line did not target them directly, but it did draw attention to the overarching policy, so it was comparatively easy to tell them that they were okay, that could keep their

In all the circumstances, the most important of which were the looming by-elections, the safest option was to fold. The explanation – that Labor had suddenly found that the cuts to date were affordable after all but that anything further would be irresponsible – fooled nobody. It wasn’t even meant to; saving face is what you do when you eat a shit sandwich.

Mathias Corman has all but patented the technique; after yet another rebuff on the full corporate tax cuts package, he just bobs up like a Belgian jumping bean, eager for more.

The theory appears to be that once the by-elections are out of the way, Pauline Hanson’s fear of losing votes in Longman will bring her back to the negotiating table, where the bribe of a brand-new coal-fired power station will get her and her sole remaining One Nation ally over the line. But even if such an economic, political and social travesty is in the pipeline, that would still leave Corman two votes short. There will

need to be more backhanders.

The tax cuts have become something of an obsession on both sides of the aisle. For the coalition it is all about Labor’s politics of envy; for Labor it is all about the coalition’s politics of greed. Both Turnbull and Shorten have tried to widen the debate to include such things as education and hospitals, but only as either a result of or an alternative to the tax cuts: our civil society is in danger of becoming a purely economic battlefield.

And it is in this context that Labor’s targeting of Turnbull’s wealth is significant. The TV ads about his banking career are hardly illegitimate, in spite of the limp-wristed protests of the right: our prime minister’s endless barrage of personal abuse and invective about Shorten’s alleged failings do not leave him a lot of high ground.

And his defence – that he has worked hard to make a lot of money, just like all real aspirational Australians should – is a touch ingenuous; not a lot of other Australians start with a healthy seven-figure inheritance. Turnbull is not a candidate for a biography entitled Log Cabin to The Lodge.

But he is, at least in his own terms, an unqualified success story. By making himself a role model for the aspiration of avarice he sells not only himself short, but all of us. And by playing the same game in reverse, Shorten is compounding the descent to the cesspool of greed, envy and division.

Nothing will change for at least a month, until and unless the by-elections provide a circuit breaker, which, given the relative imminence of a national poll, they probably won’t. But at least they might be a distraction.

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The department has taken worthwhile action in suspending the licence of the largest live exporter.

Now it’s more than time for the next step: to ban this vile trade for good.

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The Agriculture Department deserves a vote of thanks from all Australians for its decision to suspend the licence of the largest live sheep exporter, Emanuel Exports.

Pictures of dead and dying heat-stressed sheep aboard the Awassi Express on a trip to the Middle East sparked public outrage earlier this year and led to a government inquiry into the trade.

The premier of Western Australia, from where the ship departed, described the behaviour of the export companies as ‘appalling’.

This was not an isolated incident.

Every year, millions of Australian sheep and cows are sent on hellish journeys to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and Agriculture Department figures indicate that more than 2.5 million animals have died on live-export ships before even reaching their destination, from heat stress or starvation, as they don’t recognise the pellets they’re given as food.

Nor is this suffering, either on the sea or at the destination, new.

A joint investigation in 2006 by PETA and Animals

Australia documented workers in an Egyptian slaughterhouse stabbing Australian cows, gouging their eyes out, and slashing their leg tendons.

These tragic and unnecessary scenes occur with sickening regularity, one of the worst being the death of thousands of sheep, literally baked alive, on their way to the Middle East in 2013 on the Bader III. This trade is only made financially possible by radically cutting all considerations of animal welfare.

Not surprisingly, a veterinarian who worked on board these ships wrote in the Syd-

Our community sheds are non-profit organisations that originated in Australia, to advise and improve the overall health of all men.

They normally operate on a local level in the community, promoting social interaction and aim to increase quality of life.

Indeed, a great cause and totally necessary.

Mullumbimby currently has two organisations with the same purpose, U3A Men’s Shed located at the Showgrounds and Mullumbimby Repair Café located at the Community College.

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Letters continued from page 11 illegal shed that was recently built without fees, DA, or any consent by from the owner of the land – Byron Council.

How many men’s sheds does ‘The Biggest Small town in Australia’ need?

The illegal building is a 37m2 shed, which was filled 500mm above ground on bolted footings, has electrical power and a water tank.

The new complex being proposed includes three sheds totalling 196m2 on concrete pavers, with water tanks, solar panels at a budget of $75,000.

North Coast news daily: On their website Community Gardens asks for donations because they receive no recurrent government funding and rely on donations, memberships, grants and fundraising to survive. $75K is a lot of money to have raised considering this.

As an average ratepayer in the Shire if I intended to build anything like a carport, a pergola or even a shed I still need to lodge an application, prepare architectural and engineer’s plans, get various reports and wait three to six months for a decision.

But it appears these rules don’t apply equally!

The planning report for this new men’s shed, including the illegally erected structure, has been designed

by Social Habitat, the same group working with councillors to propagate the development of a ‘tiny home affordable housing’ project at the same location – the Mullumbimby Sports and Recreation fields.

The rezoning of this land from Sports and Recreational to Residential has been given Gateway approval by

the state government.

Now comes community consultation, something our council is being very tight lipped about.

It will be interesting to see what happens under the new general manager – will a set of rules apply to ratepayers while behind closed doors councillors and staff pat each other’s backs and flip the bird to the rest of us?

The exhibition period begins on July 5. Go to DA No. 296/2018 Leko De Almeida Mullumbimby

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New GM

Over the months that new GM Mark Arnold was acting GM he gave a clear indication that his heart was in the right place.

During public access if you ask a question the correct process is that the answer to the question, if taken on notice, is published in the next agenda. In the past some general managers have not liked that.

The problem for them, in my opinion, was that if they fudged the reply, then at the next meeting I’d get five min-

netdaily.net.au utes to explain why the reply was lacking.

So they would defy the code of meeting practice and simply hand over individual replies to the questioner; the notion that a public question warranted a public reply eluded him entirely.

But when Mark Arnold became acting GM last year, he undertook to publish my missed reply in the next agenda. Some months later he then published all the accumulated individual replies in the next agenda. During these events our mayor kept silent.

Mark doesn’t exactly have a reputation as an alpha male, so I just hope that after years of suffering second-fiddlehood he now comes into his own.

He’ll need to because there are seniorish staff who are content with the mushroom culture that manipulates elected councillors via the control of information. So if Mark insisted, for example, that staff provide informative answers rather than evasive waffles, he’d likely find himself in Coventry.

To add to his problems there is the reality that staff expect the GM to defend them; indeed if the first principle of bureaucracy is ‘cover your arse’, the second principle is ‘cover your mates’ arses’.

A GM who fails to cover for his staff, no matter how incompetent or dishonest they may be, is in an unenviable situation.

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I am a mother, a grandmother and physician.

I have had measles and seen all of the complications including the rarest and cruelest: the four in 100,000 chance of subacute pansclerosing encephalitis, which slowly destroys a child’s brain seven to 10 years after they have apparently fully recovered from measles.

Vaccination is a matter of choice informed by facts.

Some of the participants in this debate have misunderstood what the ‘herd’ is in respect to herd immunity.

It does not just relate to Byron but the whole of Australia.

In that respect it is not the two million visitors to Byron who are a risk to us, it is us who are a risk for them.

Take the example of measles immunisation. On average nationally the protection rate is 93 per cent.

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Tweed hospital a political football Dear politicians, do the words ‘pot’, ‘kettle’ and ‘black’ have any significance for you?

How can you call Labor’s choice of Kings Forest as their site for the new Tweed Valley hospital bizarre?

It is a greenfield site that fulfils all the criteria, the most important one being above the probably maximum flood level for the hospital site.

The fact that a complete health precinct can be planned around it, rather than inappropriate ad hoc development at the Kingscliff site, is a real bonus.

How can you continue to mislead the public by saying the choice by Health Infrastructure NSW has been transparent with community consultation.

To the health minister Brad Hazzard: at the meeting last Monday night you heard that a total of 600 submissions had been received, and a further 600 conversations had happened in local shopping centres and markets.

What a miserable consultation this has been, when our Tweed population is over 90,000!

Tweed Heads residents still don’t realise that their hospital is closing as a hospital because you and your staff refuse to state this, but indulge in obfuscation to fool them, by saying that such decisions are way into the future.

How can you plan a hospital for the next 30 to 40 years if you can’t plan for the next four years.

Sorry, I’ve just seen your latest press release which states 60 to 70 years into the future! My apologies...

Your choice of the Kingscliff site (and yes it is in Kingscliff as well as a bit of Cudgen) is bizarre.

Why try to ruin a wonderful seaside village and significant farming land forever?

You know what a huge impact a major referral hospital will have on the surrounding environment.

Don’t you care that over

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One in 10 children who get measles will get ear infections, which may lead to permanent hearing impairment, 1 in 20 pneumonia (the major cause of death from measles) and 1 in 1,000 encephalitis (brain swelling), which can lead to convulsions, deafness and intellectual impairment.

Is this the lasting memory we want to give our visitors?

Julia Lowe Suffolk Park

flict is one of the standard canards routinely promulgated

by Israel’s apologists. But tit fails to recognise the glaring power disparities involved.

It is quite obvious that Israel has no intention of ever letting the Palestinians achieve a viable state and for as long as that remains the policy of the Zionist regime, prospects for the Palestinians will remain bleak.

7,000 residents in the immediate vicinity, who have chosen to live here for the peaceful coastal atmosphere, will have their quality of life severely affected by traffic gridlock and noise pollution?

It is bizarre that such a huge development will occur within one kilometre of our pristine beach at Kingscliff.

Are there any other hospitals this close to prime beachfront anywhere in Australia?

At least Luke Foley and Walt Secord have listened to the community on this, and have acted decisively.

You shouldn’t underestimate the depth of community anger about your bizarre choice of site for our new hospital.

Barbara Roughan Kingscliff Q The outcome of any war, political or otherwise, is always determined by a decision made long before the results come in and those in-

volved rarely if ever know it.

The decision by Justine Elliot and the current NSW Labor Opposition leader to trade our future $340 million hospital for perceived political gain to Leda Developments’ Kings Forest development is just another classic example of this principle.

They have deliberately made the much-needed new hospital a political football for the coming state election.

Like Lily Tomlin says, ‘no matter how cynical you become, it’s never enough to keep up’.

Even the dimmest political wit would know this is utter folly, strategically silly and an unnecessarily tenuous position to put yourself and your side in. It proves Justine has been in power way too long.

The famous political saying remains true. Oppositions don’t win elections, dumb incumbents lose them.

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The issue is close to the heart of Southern Cross University’s National Marine Science Centre where leading researchers focus on maintaining healthy marine ecosystems and sustainable marine resources.

In keeping with this view, the National Marine Science Centre has now become ‘plastic neutral’.

‘In an effort to minimise our plastic consumption and to show leadership in mitigating the impacts of plastics in our environment, we are ‘plastic neutral’ from 1 July,’ said NMSC director Professor Steve Smith.

‘Basically, this means that we will avoid single-use plastics in our operational purchasing wherever possible and identify ways to recycle unavoidable plastics before we purchase them.

‘We will also implement some simple procedures to

facilitate more effective collection of discarded plastic for transformation and repurposing in a “closed loop economy” approach.’

Professor Smith has been researching marine debris for more than a decade, documenting the quantity and impacts of plastics in Australia and the broader region (Indonesia, Papua New Guinea).

His team is currently working with the NSW Government to measure the success of the Container Deposit Scheme in reducing the volume of debris in coastal ecosystems.

Professor Smith said the initiative had the support of NMSC staff and students.

‘Ultimately reducing the sheer volume of plastics is about improving the health of the planet and humans, given the tiny bits of plastic entering the food chain starting with the fish and shellfish we eat.’

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by Ian Rogers The first two events in the once-Grand Chess Tour were completed this month with US Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura leading eight other elite players.

Whereas the original concept of the GCT was to unite the majority of the best classical tournaments in the world, the 2018 incarnation includes only one classical tournament, the Sinquefield Cup in Saint Louis.

June’s GCT tournaments in Belgium and France included only rapid and blitz chess, so it was not surprising that, in the absence of World Champion Magnus Carlsen, fast chess specialist Nakamura found the format to his liking.

The faster format is popular with organisers, who spend less on hosting the event, and players, who earn big money for just a few days’ work. (Nakamura and compatriot Wesley So have already topped $US50,000 each in prizes for their cameos in Leuven and Paris.)

However, watching the world’s best producing thud and blunder chess is a dispiriting experience. Paris wild card Vladimir

Kramnik lost game after game with dreadful mistakes, eventually finishing last, while even the tournament leaders produced few games of which they could be proud.

The one bright spot for the Tour was this week’s announcement that Magnus Carlsen has accepted the wild card for the Sinquefield Cup. Despite winning almost $US250,000 last year for his GCT efforts, Carlsen had declined his invitation to participate in this year’s Tour. But the temptation of facing and beating his World Championship challenger Fabiano Caruana – again shortly before the title match, was too much to resist. (A very large appearance fee may also have been a factor.)

Paris GCT Blitz White: H Nakamura Black: V Kramnik Opening: Reti 1.Nf3 Nf6 2.b3 d5 3.Bb2 e6 4.g3 Be7 5.Bg2 0-0 6.0-0 c5 7.d4 Nc6 8.e3 b6 9.c4 Ba6 Avoiding symmetry, though the position is in any case dead even. 10.Ne5 Rc8 11.Nd2 cxd4 12.Nxc6 Rxc6 13.Bxd4 Rc7 14.Qe2 Bb4 15.Rfd1 Qe7 16.a3 Bxd2?! 17.Qxd2 dxc4 18.Be5! Rd7?? After 18...c3! Black would be fine but now Kramnik loses a piece. 19.Bxf6!

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The US media are in a frenzy because Supreme Court judge Anthony Kennedy just announced his retirement this month, at age 81. That means the president and Congress get to choose a new judge.

Thirty years ago, Ronald Reagan chose Kennedy because he was generally conservative, and particularly friendly to big business, which matters more to the rich and powerful in America than any of those social issues that the court occasionally decides.

Kennedy turned out to be in favour of a woman’s right to terminate a pregnancy and everyone’s right to marry whomever they choose.

Trump liked this judge for his usual reasons: money. Kennedy’s son Justin was Deutsche Bank’s global head of real estate capital markets, and according to the New York Times Deutsche became ‘Trump’s most important lender, dispensing well over $1 billion in loans to him for the renovation and construction of skyscrapers at a time other banks were wary of doing business with him because of his troubled business history’.

That didn’t stop Trump suing the bank to avoid paying back a $640 million loan — that’s just how the guy does business.

The important thing about Kennedy’s retirement is the timing. By leaving now he allows Trump and the Republicans to install a new judge before this November’s elections, when Democrats might win just enough Senate seats

The curent U.S. Supreme Court justices, including Anthony Kennedy who is about to retire.

to block the kind of judge that Trump is all set to nominate.

There are at least 20 names on Trump’s list, but all are ‘constructionists’.

Supposedly, this means they believe the court must follow the literal meaning of the Constitution. But the meanings of many clauses in the 1787 Constitution are open to wildly different interpretations.

The current court, for instance, ruled that no laws can restrict how much money a corporation can spend promoting a political cause during an election because spending money is free speech and corporations have a right to free speech like people do.

What Constructionist really means is ‘conservative’, and Trump will pick whatever kind of conservative he needs for re-election in 2020.

For example, if he needs to jazz up the Christian right and the ‘demolish the state’ voters, he could pick Catholic conservative judge Amy Barrett, who says her Catholic values trump the Constitution’s, so abortion should be illegal, and that going back to what the Founding Fathers meant could oblige her

to support the ‘dismantling of the administrative state, and the invalidation of paper money’.

If he wants to juice up his anti-Clinton voters he might pick conservative frat-boy Brett Kavanaugh who wasted millions in taxpayers’ money trying to prove in court that Bill and Hillary did some shady real estate deal on a property called Whitewater, back when Bill was prez.

In many ways, this Supreme Court nomination and confirmation circus is more Trumpian distraction to allow the Great Dicktator to inflate himself even more and his backers and back-slappers to turn America back not just to the 1950s but to the good ol’ 1850s, when slaves slaved, women wept, and the masses were tired, poor huddled and yearning to breathe.

And that’s another media meme going wild amongst the American commentariat these days — that there could be a second Civil War a’coming, or it’s already happening.

Back home...

Meanwhile, last week in Canberra the coalition and Labor colluded to pass two

appalling laws that are basically designed to criminalise things like demonstrating in public places (streets, for example), chaining yourself to trees, or publishing things that might affect Australia’s ‘political, military or economic relations with another country’.

These laws aim to unravel protesters like the Knitting Nannas — women who travel around coal seam gas sites and coal mines knitting gates shut with woolly locks and tying bulldozers up in stitches.

Many of these brave crusaders for pockets before profits have been fined $500 for blocking mining trucks and such over the past decade, but these new laws could carry fines of more than $10,000.

‘Don’t worry your little heads about all this’, the Libs/ Nats and ALP pollies say, ‘these new laws will only be enforced if the minister of dissent-crushing personally gives the cops the nod’. Feeling safe now?

Authoritarian acts in Canberra were, outrageously, not the big news of the week.

What made PM Malcolm Turnbull and the media go off like Aspros in Coke was Labor leader Bill Shorten declaring that his party would, if elected, hike the corporate tax rate for businesses grossing $10-to-$50 million a year back to the level it was before Turnbull & Co slashed them as an early election present.

The problem for Bill was that he hadn’t yet convinced the rest of the Labor team that this tax-raising of a cuttax was going to win them lots of votes, so he had to eat crow and re-cut that tax.

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‘Doctor homeless’ comes out of the forest Story & photo Robin Osborne

The road to homelessness can begin with various factors, including childhood neglect and abuse, poor education, rental unaffordability and ill health – physical or mental.

Gregory Smith knows this all too well, having grown up in a dysfunctional and violent family, been abused in a Catholic orphanage, at high school, juvenile detention centres and eventually jails, and becoming homeless for years.

Dr Smith, as the PhD graduate from Southern Cross University (SCU) is now known, has become a fundraising ambassador for St Vincent de Paul Society’s homeless drop-in centre in Tweed Heads. The only such facility in the area, Fred’s Place runs a ‘no questions asked’ service providing meals, showers, laundry, phone/internet, medical care, legal advice and referrals to around 80 people who arrive each day.

On Thursday August 30 a community sleep-out will be held in the parkland at the rear of Seagulls Club, one of the Tweed clubs supporting the service.

Vinnies executive officer Michael Timbrell said, ‘The last census recorded more than 500 homeless people in the Tweed-Byron area, which we believe is an underestimate. Many people sleeping in cars, couch surfing, or living in low-cost caravan parks and boarding houses may not describe themselves as truly homeless’.

Gregory Smith was homeless for more than a decade, much of it in a makeshift camp in the Mullumbimby hinterland, a journey that started with violent parents who said he’d never make anything of himself.

Gregory Smith, who was homeless for more than a decade before university and eventually completing a doctorate, with his new book Out of the Forest.

Whatever self-confidence was left took a further tumble when, as a ward of the state, he received a psychiatric diagnosis of being a sociopath.

After youthful runaways and recaptures (and beatings) by police, Gregory took to the road, finding itinerant work, abusing alcohol and drugs, provoking fights, failing in relationships.

Mostly he managed to stay one step ahead of the law.

In 1989, sick of the urban life that offered nothing but anguish, he went bush, spending the next ten years living in isolation in a rainforest camp where he slept on beds of leaves, caught and cooked wildlife – bats, lizards, snakes, even earthworms – before going vegetarian.

He continued to numb himself with home-grown cannabis, homemade beer and local gold-top mushrooms.

On occasional walking

trips to town Gregory would hang out in Byron Bay and Mullumbimby parks, trade dope, and return home with such essentials as rice, cask wine, Tally-Ho papers and The Byron Shire Echo, valued for practical reasons rather than its journalism.

‘I painstakingly swaddled the matches in strips torn from The Echo and then wrapped the bundle in a piece of cloth,’ he recounts in his new memoir Out of the Forest (co-authored with journalist Craig Henderson). The extraordinary tale is attracting attention from around the world.

‘Later on I’d use The Echo to store perishable food, marijuana, magic mushrooms or anything else I wanted to keep for more than a day or two.’

Gregory spent ten years as a forest recluse, enjoying ‘the steep, green farmland of

lushly carpeted fields… skirted by neat crops of sugarcane and rambling rainforests.’ He emerged after an encounter with what he can only call ‘aliens’ who came for him when he was ‘in a pretty bad way’.

Down at Tweed Hospital he weighed in at just 41kg and ‘my mental state was frightfully feeble’.

Later, he enrolled in a computer program at TAFE Kingscliff, did a tertiary preparation course, followed by a degree in Social Sciences at SCU and later a doctorate on the later-life experiences of children who had been placed in out-of-home care before 1974.

‘My central finding was that the majority of care leavers had significant difficulties in developing relationships in their families, in their communities and in society more broadly,’ he writes.

Dr Smith has been formally diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, severe depression and social anxiety. His consulting psychologist says is it likely that he has had these problems since childhood.

‘We need so many more services to help homeless people recover their dignity, and much more investment in early interventions like affordable housing, health care, and education,’ he said.

‘Imagine if the $7 billion to be spent on those defence drones was put into preventing people falling through society’s cracks.’

Dr Gregory Smith will participate in panels at the Byron Writers Festival on Fri 3 August 10am and Sat 4 Aug 12.15pm.

St Vincent de Paul Society’s community sleep-out for Fred’s Place homeless service is on Thurs 30 August. Details at www.fredsplacecommunitysleepout.org.au.

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Imprisoned for 440 days in an Egyptian jail When Peter Greste was arrested in Egypt, his family were shocked but not panicked. Peter had been a foreign correspondent for two decades in numerous dangerous countries, and been detained before. He was only in Egypt on temporary assignment – how much trouble could he be in?

A lot, it quickly became clear. Peter was put into solitary confinement, then charged with threatening national security. No evidence was ever produced, but after a sham trial he was given a seven-year sentence.

Peter’s family, meanwhile, were working to free him.

Rather than wait on official channels, the Grestes were soon running an international media campaign, and for the 400 days Peter spent in prison his plight was seldom out of the headlines. The process was by no means plain sailing, nor was there always agreement, but the Grestes were galvanised rather than paralysed by the crisis.

In their book Freeing Peter each of the Grestes writes frankly and movingly about how they pulled together as

international correspondent for SBS Chris Hammer.

a family, and the times they didn’t. About the daily uncertainty, the paucity of information, the strain of decision making, the emotional visits to the prison, the incomprehensible Egyptian legal system, and the overwhelming support from every level of Australian society.

Peter superbly depicts the effects of incarceration on his state of mind, and his battle not to construct a mental prison within the physical one.

At Byron Writers Festival you can hear Peter Greste in a session called Foreign Correspondents with Chris Hammer who, as a roving in-

The Saturday Paper’s chief political correspondent Karen Middleton will be at the Writers Festival on August 4.

Foreign correspondent Peter Greste was sentenced to seven years in prison in Egypt after a sham trail.

ternational correspondent for SBS TV’s Dateline program reporting from more than 30 countries across six continents, and author Debbie Whitmont, the ABC’s former Middle East correspondent.

On Saturday 4 August you can catch Greste in the session Weapons of War: No Holds Barred with The Saturday Paper’s chief political cor-

respondent Karen Middleton and former theologian from the US Sarah Sentilles, whose book Draw Your Weapons tells the true stories of both a conscientious objector during World War II and a former prison guard at Abu Ghraib. Peter Greste will also feature in a satellite event at the Byron at Byron on Friday 3 August.

Debbie Whitmont, former Middle East correspondent.

Sarah Sentilles author of the book Draw Your Weapons.

The Girl with Seven Names

Danger Music: Hong Kong to Kabul

As a child growing up in North Korea, Hyeonseo Lee was one of millions trapped by a secretive and brutal regime. Her home on the border with China gave her some exposure to the world beyond the confines of the Hermit Kingdom and, as the famine of the 1990s struck, she began to wonder, question and to realise that she had been brainwashed her entire life.

Given the repression, poverty and starvation she witnessed, surely her country could not be, as she had been told “the best on the planet”?

Eddie Ayres learnt the viola as a child in England, studied in Berlin and London before playing the viola for eight years with the Hong Kong Philharmonic. As Emma Ayres, she moved from Hong Kong to Australia to present a longrunning and extremely popular radio program on ABC Classic FM, while teaching music privately and professionally.

When Emma hung up her headphones at the end of 2014, there was a public outpouring of emotion. This tattooed, intelligent, warm and witty woman had made her way into the hearts of many Australians.

Escape Aged seventeen, she decided to escape North Korea.

She could not have imagined that it would be twelve years before she was reunited with her family.

She could not return, since rumours of her escape were spreading, and she and her family could incur the punishments of the government authorities – involving imprisonment, torture, and possible public execution.

Hyeonseo instead remained in China and rapidly learned Chinese in an effort

to adapt and survive.

Twelve years and two lifetimes later, she would return to the North Korean border in a daring mission to spirit her mother and brother to South Korea, on one of the most arduous, costly and dangerous journeys imaginable.

Hyeonseo Lee tells her extraordinary story in her memoir The Girl with Seven Names that has become a global bestseller.

She will be at Byron Writers Festival in conversation with Jane Hutcheon on Friday 3 August and will take part in the session Memoir:

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Too much to lose Making a Place for Myself on Saturday 4 August with Saudi women’s rights activist Manal al Sharif and Egyptian-born Anne Aly, who is Australia’s first female federal parliamentarian of Muslim faith.

What the devoted audience didn’t see, however, was Emma’s daily struggle to live within her woman’s body. For 16 years, she knew that she was transgender but to take

any action seemed impossible. Emma believed there was too much to lose – family, friends and her career.

In 2016, Emma accepted a position teaching cello, viola and double bass to Afghanistan’s children at the world-renowned Afghanistan National Institute of Music. Amid the chaos and unpredictability of life in war-

savaged Kabul, Emma realised she had to accept her future and returned to Australia to begin transitioning from female to male.

In 2016, Emma became Eddie.

‘When I realised I was transgender, it was a life-destroying moment: I knew from then on that I would never be happy until I did something about it. But to do something about it meant possibly losing everything. It turned out that I lost everything because I didn’t do anything about it.’

Catch Eddie Ayers at Byron Writers Festival in conversation with former Sydney Morning Herald music editor Bernard Zuel on Friday 3 August and in the session On the Road Again with This Restless Life author Brigid Delaney and Kari Gislason, who wrote The Promise of Iceland and co-authored Saga Land with Richard Fidler.

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Kids Flower Crown Workshop For you and your little one!

Spaces are limited so gather your friends and book soon!

Tickets $76 available at

www.beautiflora.com/ workshops

Tuesday 10th July, 10–11am Barrio Byron Bay, Habitat

Everything included!

• Fresh botanicals and materials provided to create two special flower crowns to take home.

• Fun tips and tricks to help you both create crowns you love!

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We invite you and your little one to get involved with all things botanical. Come along and make a beautiful flower crown each to take home with you.

An exciting workshop all about bonding with your little one and inspiring their creative nature, for mamas, papas, and children of all ages. Beautiflora’s florist Jasmine will create a fun and nurturing space to play with fresh flowers, tapping into your creative energy. britte@beautiflora.com | 0421 904 176.

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS AT TWEED REGIONAL GALLERY Wednesday 11 July | Friday 20 July | 11.00am–1.00pm | Free Families are invited to enhance their exhibition experience with ART PLAY art-making experiences led by a trained educator. View the exhibition A painter’s house and make a Margaret Olley-inspired interior diorama.

No bookings required I Just drop in | Children must be supervised by an adult.

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ART MAKER Thurs 12 July ͮ ǁŽƌŬƐŚŽƉƐ ǁŝƚŚ 'ĞŽƌŐŝĞ DĂĚĚŽdž ͮ ;ϲͲϭϮ LJĞĂƌƐͿ &Žƌ ŬŝŶŐƐ ĂŶĚ ŵŽƌĞ ŝŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶ͗ ƚƌLJŬŝŶŐ͘ĐŽŵͬht>W 2 Mistral Road, Murwillumbah NSW T: (02) 6670 2790 W: artgallery.tweed.nsw.gov.au

The Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW.

ART MAKER Thursday 12 July | Looking at Landscapes | 10.00am–12.00 noon | 6–8yrs | $25 Thursday 12 July | Collaging the Landscape | 1–3.30pm | 9–12yrs | $30

For more information visit www.ballinafairshopping.com. au/ballina-fair-gaming-competition/ for further details.

Ballina Fair is proud to support NAIDOC week to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We will be holding FREE Naidoc-inspired crafts with Byron Bay Kidz Klub from Tuesday 17 July till Saturday 21 July, 10am till 2pm outside Target.

Newaste (North East Waste) will be holding a drop-in plastic-free workshop at Ballina Fair from Thursday 19 July till Saturday 21 July at Shop 14 located next to Blooms the Chemist.

Design your own calico bag is on from 12pm Thursday till Saturday. Plus learn how to make your own beeswax wrapper workshops on Friday 20 July. Times are 10–11am and 2–4pm. Saturday 21 July 10am–12noon and 2–3pm.

All art materials provided. Bring a snack and water bottle.

Come along for heaps of horsey fun, including horse riding, learn how to care for a horse & experience the fun team sport of Vaulting (gymnastics on horseback).

CAVANBAH CENTRE Want to get fit and have fun over the school holidays?

The Cavanbah Centre in Byron Bay is where you and your friends can spend the holidays playing basketball, futsal, volleyball, netball, badminton and dancing!

Adult: $5.50 per hour | Child: $4.50 per hour Or book a whole court.

Are you the northern rivers’ best gamer? Ballina Fair is holding its first-ever gaming competition with an old-school Mario Kart competition from Monday 9 July. Entry is free and open to school-aged students. All you have to do is race the Mario Kart circuit and record your fastest lap. Finals will be held on Friday 13 July and the Grand Final on Saturday 14 July. There are lots of cool prizes on offer including a brand new Nintendo Switch.

WINTER SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM!

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Come play basketball, futsal, badminton or dance at the Cavanbah Centre.

Exciting things are happening at Ballina Fair these July school holidays.

Budding artists aged six to 12 years have the opportunity to work with exhibiting artist Georgie Maddox. Working with oil pastels initially, students will explore deconstruction and collage processes with the artist.

Save by booking in more than one child (friends as well as relatives) with a $5 discount on each additional booking in the one transaction.

Want to have fun these school holidays?

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The courts and function rooms are also available for hire for children’s birthday parties.

Dates Week 1: Tuesday 10 Wednesday 11 & Thursday 12 July Week 2: Tuesday 17, Wednesday 18, Thursday 19 July – 10am till 3pm and suitable for beginners to advanced riders from five years old – Refreshments and lunch provided – All horses and riding/vaulting equipment provided – Fully qualified and experienced coaches Cost $90 per child for first day and $80 per child for each additional day For more info call Tesse on 0468 414 677 or email manager@byronequestriancentre.com.

Please call one of the friendly Cavanbah team members on 6685 5911 to find out when the courts and dance studios are available. We look forward to seeing you there.

Call the Centre on (02) 6685 5911 or check our facebook page for availability

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Come along for heaps of horsey fun, including: horse riding, learn how to care for a horse & experience the fun team sport of Vaulting (gymnastics on horseback).

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SPAGHETTI CIRCUS Spaghetti Circus Workshops 17, 18, 19 July

The Mullumbimby and New Brighton Farmers Markets are always a great place to take the kids for a morning out during the school holidays.

School holidays are just around the corner and the good news is Spaghetti Circus is here to make them fun! We have incredible coaches here at Spaghetti Circus in the Mullumbimby Showgrounds.

There’s fresh and healthy wholesome local food, art and craft workshops and free Spaghetti Circus workshops in the kids’ space at Mullumbimby every Friday during the holidays.

With uncertain weather, it’s great to know the kids have a safe and dry place to play, learn and let off steam. Choose one, two or three days!

Let the kids help you shop and meet the people who grow their food. When you’re done, sit back and have a coffee and breakfast, and enjoy the live local music and friendly atmosphere.

During July, shoppers are encouraged to support Plastic Free July and the market’s ongoing efforts to eliminate plastic waste by bringing their own reusable cups, plates/ bowls and cutlery, as well as bags, bottles and jars for refills.

New Brighton every Tuesday 8–11am Mullumbimby every Friday 7–11am

Workshops for 7–14-year-olds Time: 10am–3pm Workshops for 4–6-year-olds Time: 9.30–12.30pm We accommodate beginners and challenge regulars who want even more circus. These workshops are an introduction to incredible skills and an opportunity to experience risk in a safe environment.

Find out more and book online at spaghetticircus.com.

CRYSTAL CASTLE & SHAMBHALA GARDENS Discover the jewel of Byron, a short scenic journey into the hinterland in a faraway magical place. Hold and behold the enchanting beauty of crystals from gigantic formations to exquisite jewellery. Walk among gods through stunning botanic gardens and rainforest. Find yourself in an ancient labyrinth and unwind on the Damanhur Spiral. Turn the Mani wheels at the Southern Hemisphere’s only Kalachakra World Peace Stupa, an amazing monumental project blessed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

Take part in an afternoon of experiences learning about crystals, find peace every day with meditation, healing and a sound bath.

Indulge in delicious views, local coffee and food. Ignite the senses, enrich your spirit. crystalcastle.com.au

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Welcome to the home of the biggest & most beautiful natural crystals in the world.

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school holidays ONE VISION

One Vision Productions school holiday workshops Do you want to learn to be an amazing DJ? Get behind the decks and learn what it takes to be a professional DJ using the latest Pioneer DJ controllers.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to write and perform your own song?

A highly creative and practical workshop for all young people interested in performing and creating their own songs.

BIRCH CARROL LISMORE

Small class sizes. Places are limited. Four sessions.

To book and find out more: onevisionproductions.com.au.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS 2 WORKSHOPS

4 DATES HS. & PERFORM Mon 9, Tues 10, 10am -12 1 WRITE YOUR OWN SONGS Mon 16, Tues 17 of July 2 BECOME AN AMAZING DJ 1-3pm AGES 10+

+ I N F O A N D B O O K I N G S AT : onevisionproductions.com.au

NUMEROUS CLAY BARN WORKSHOPS THIS JULY We have a new schedule for Term Three for adults and kids – details at www.theclaybarn.com.au.

Friday nights have never looked so much fun. Our Clay Social Club happens every Friday and barn doors open at 5.30 for a 6pm start. $35 includes personalised guidance, a cheese platter and dinner.

THE GREEN FROG ART STUDIO

Tuesday 10 and 17 July 9.30 – 12 noon $75 includes all materials and firings 7 years+

Kids ages eight and older are welcome to come on down to The Green Frog Art Studio in the Byron hinterland these school holidays. The arts and crafts workshops will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10am–1pm. They offer mixedmedia canvases and craft lessons that are guaranteed to be lots of fun.

Hand building, decorating and text ure

Limited spaces book online at

Please book in for the workshops by calling Ellenor on 0458 664 234.

www.theclaybarn.com.au 1035A Hinterland Way Bangalow

Help save the world with Mr Incredible and Elastigirl in Disney Pixar’s Incredibles 2 or join Mavis and Dracula on a luxury Monster Cruise in Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation for just $11* as a Cinebuzz member on select sessions prior to 5pm.

The Clay Barn | 1035A Hinterland Way, Bangalow info@theclaybarn.com.au | 02 6687 1779 0417 867 801

KIDS CLAY SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS

Save on family films these holidays as a Cinebuzz member at BCC Cinemas Lismore!

Call Zani 0417 867 801

Be sure to get your entries in for the HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 3: A MONSTER VACATION colouring-in competition. Put your creative skills to work for your chance to win a HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 3: A MONSTER VACATION prize pack!

Competition closes 5pm, 23 July.

See us in cinema or download your entry form at www.eventcinemas.com.au. *See full T&Cs at www.eventcinemas.com.au.

BYRON THEATRE & COMMUNITY CENTRE Don’t sit around on your bums and twiddle your thumbs these school holidays!

Head down to the Byron Theatre and Community Centre for a kids’ wonderland of music, craft and fun.

Our KidzKlub Craft program returns Mon–Thurs, 1.30–4pm (not Anzac Day). Kids 4.5–12yrs are welcome!

Get your beat on with Kids’ African Drum, Dance and Storytelling Workshops on Mon 16 and Mon 23 at 10.30am.

Don’t miss Children Are Stinky, an hilarious high-calibre circus comedy show on Wed 18 at 11am.

Green Frog Studio

The wonderfully colourful Rumpelstiltskin screens on Fri 27 at 1pm, an awesome musical for the whole family.

Finally Byron Youth Theatre presents That Sugar Film on Fri 27 at 6.30pm.

Arts & Crafts workshop Children 8 and over Tuesdays & Thursdays 10am – 1pm

Check the website for details: www.byroncentre.com.au.

BRUNSWICK BUSH SCHOOL

Byron Hinterland

Winter is here and the days are crisp and clear. It’s such a lovely time of year to get out and about. Whales are migrating up the coast, dolphins are frolicking, and there is adventure to be had in the woods! Come along and join Brunswick Bush School’s holiday program! From 9 till 23 July we will be piling up the adventure. These holidays we are offering our first ever overnight camp down to Lake Arragan and Shelley Head! Can’t wait. Woohoo! Love to see you there. Book online at brunsbushschool.com.au.

Call Ellenor on 0458 664 234

Save on Family Movies CINEBUZZ

TICKETS FROM

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WHAT’S ON

Brunswick Bush School’s Holiday program is taking bookings now! Contact Rohan on 0407 898 374.

KIDZKLUB SCHOOL HOLIDAYS CRAFT SESSIONS

Monday 9 – Wednesday 11 July, 1.30pm - 4pm Monday 16 – Wednesday 18 July, 1.30pm - 4pm $25/child | Age 4.5 - 12 yrs

Offer available on select sessions before 5pm daily

AFRICAN DRUM & DANCE WORKSHOPS WITH GABRIEL OTU

Holiday PROGRAM

Monday 9 & Wednesday 11 July, 10.30am Single $22 | Group 2/3 $20ea.

Family of 4 $70 | Ages 2+

BLACK BEAUTY (1994) PRESENTED BY CLASSIC MOVIES & BYRON THEATRE

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Friday 13 July, 11am & 1.30pm Adult $15.50 | Conc $12.50 | Child U15 $10.50

JOHNNY THE JESTER CHILDREN’S INTERACTIVE MAGIC SHOW ©2018 DISNEY

©2018 CPII ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Monday 16 & Wednesday 18 July, 11am All tickets $15

Buy tickets today at the box office or at bcccinemas.com.au

Byron Theatre Club Membership now available LISMORE *Online booking fee applies. T&Cs apply.

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Inspiration, and mescal, from Mexico

By S Haslam Fresh from a stint working up in Brisbane, former executive chef of Coyotito, Evan White, together with partner Amelia, is set to create a real coastal Mexican taqueira in beachside Suffolk Park, and hey, he’d like to cook for some real locals, not just tourists!

‘Most of my inspiration comes from living in Mexico, although I worked in some highend restaurants in Europe, but in fact it’s the street food that’s really king there,’ says Evan. ‘It’s the abuela-run hole in the wall places and the food from the marketplace, the mercado, that really inspired me.

‘Byron, which attracts visitors just like coastal Oaxaca, became our focus because I found Byron’s Picone Exotics sold the produce I was using in Mexico that I hadn’t found in Brisbane. Plus, the seafood I bought in Brisbane came from here, so we’ve moved closer to the source, so we can serve food directly from the producer as you do in Mexico’.

Expect slow ‘fast food’, with real earthy corn tortillas made inhouse daily, tacos al pastor with grilled pineapple, daily changing ceviche Mexicana, esquites (off-the-cob corn grilled and slathered with condiments), sharing plates from the asado (pollo, pulpo, pescado), and Cochinita pibil (slow-cooked pork, sour orange, coriander, lime, pickled onion).

‘We’d like to achieve a community focus, the family-friendly local vibe. It’s not such a touristy market in beachside Suffolk and there’s consequently a greater appreciation of the local market food.

You can actually buy meat directly from the farmer here, and the farmers markets sell interesting products you can’t buy everywhere (unlike Brisbane where almost everything is sold through Rocklea). Here it’s economical, fun and you’re certain of your food’s provenance. There’s also a very quick turnaround from the earth to the plate that you don’t get from the big markets. We’ll be serving up a couple of different types of ceviche; it really has to be fresh,’ says Evan.

‘We just spent a couple of weeks over in Mexico, going up into the mountains in the region of Minas where they produce small-batch artisanal mescal. We have brought a range of them back with us that you can’t purchase anywhere else in Australia.

‘We will have a great range of tequilas, but we will be showcasing mescal; it has a great smokiness.

It’s soft enough so that it showcases the agaves, with a lot of softer notes; it is a refined drink that gives you a lot more to think about; the sort of agave, and the region, and the roasting.

‘We saw the harvesting of agaves that were more than 30 years old, and the products often have an earthy flavour, some with herbal notes, some that are quite floral. No two mescals are necessarily similar.

‘People are peering in through the windows, and there’s a lot of excitement. I don’t think people will be unimpressed when we open this week,’ says Evan.

CHUPACABRA, Shop 12a, 3 Clifford St, Suffolk Park. www.chupacabra.com.au /@chupabyron

FRI 5-8PM SUN 9:30-12:30PM FULLY LIC. GF & VEGAN OPTIONS CASH & CARD

It’s ‘Go Go Go’ from The Apollo Jonathan Barthelmess, owner and chef of popular and exciting Sydney restaurant The Apollo, is heading north to join forces with Matthew Kemp, executive chef, The Byron at Byron for a Mediterranean-inspired rustic culinary collaboration.

The extravagant four-course Greek sharestyle feast on Friday 10 August will see Barthelmess and Kemp using the most delicious produce the northern rivers has to offer.

Renowned Apollo dishes on the menu include the Taramasalata Mullet Roe Dip, Grilled Octopus and White Chocolate Poached Rhubarb Honeycomb. The spectacular Greek Roast Lamb will be served with mulled wine, allowing guests to indulge in the backdrop of the subtropical rainforest.

Matching wines will be provided by St Hugo, with a St Hugo wine specialist in attendance to take guests on an exquisite wine journey over the course of the evening. The St Hugo Riesling V18 and St Hugo Shiraz V15 will be served throughout the evening.

Barthelmess is one of Australia’s most exciting chefs. He was greatly influenced by his mentors Stefano Manfredi and Janni Kyritsis, both masters of Mediterranean cooking in Australia. Now in its seventh year, The Apollo continues to excite the Sydney dining scene and was named ‘one of the world’s most exciting places to eat’ by renowned restaurant critic Terry Durack.

In 2016 Barthelmess opened The Apollo in the bustling heart of Tokyo and he is currently planning to open a restaurant later this year in his hometown, under the Story Bridge on the edge of the Brisbane River.

Earlier this year, The Byron at Byron underwent a six-week transformation of the resort restaurant, bar and central facilities in partnership with interior designers Luchetti Krelle and appointed acclaimed chef Matthew Kemp to lead the kitchen team.

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A Tasty Sunday of Fun! Story and photos by Terase Davidson

Sunday saw the Ballina Food & Wine Festival celebrate its ninth year of bringing the community together to enjoy a day of epic food, wine, beer and live music.

This hugely popular local event is entirely run by volunteers from the Ballina Rotary Club, with lots of food-loving locals and plenty of local restaurant teams carving the festival day out in their diaries well in advance to get involved in the good times.

Okay… so let’s talk about the food! Dave and I managed to hook into a mountain of food throughout the festival with some of the many highlights coming from the crew at Junk Yard Barbecue with their slow-cooked chicken wings. The wings, smothered lovingly with their housemade secret weapon sauce, are totally awesome on their own… or you can turn up the flavour volume as we did even more by adding a generous drizzle of El Gringo chilli sauce from the The Chile Banditos crew (these guys also do some beautifully balanced BUT nuclear chile sauces for those that are game enough to take it up several levels of mind altering heat!).

And what better way to toast the end of a monster event than with a locally brewed Stone & Wood Pacific Ale paired with Oysters and Duck-Fat Fries from the oyster-obsessed team at Balcony Bar & Oyster Co, while watching the old-school guitar and Above: The Chile Banditos vocal talent of Diesel, closing the event in style holding festival Below left: oysters and chips goers in the palm of his musically gift hands.

Below: Fig Tree Restaurant crew and the Chilli Pirate Terase is the founder of Taste Byron Bay, a local business that showcases local produce across all their menus for catering, events, private dining, food tours and cooking classes.

For more information contact: www.tastebyronbay.com or follow the fun on INSTAGRAM @tastebyronbay.

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Ballina RSL Club

Blakes Table

The Hideout Cafe

1 Grant St, Ballina 6681 9500 www.ballinarsl.com.au Open 7 Days Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snacks

Friday 27 July from 6.30pm Spinnakers Function Room Shared style menu - Tickets $69 Complimentary Welcome Beverage Meet and greet local local brewers from Seven Mile Brewery.

Breakfast and Lunch 7 days a week from 7.30am

Wharf Bar & Restaurant

Open 7.30am Daily.

Open till late Thurs–Sun Coffee, breakfast, lunch & dinner, functions & weddings. Fully Licensed.

12-24 Fawcett St, Ballina 6686 5259 / 6685 6011

NEW WINTER MENU OUT NOW Stay warm this winter with one of our new mouth-watering creations

WharfBarBallina@gmail.com.au www.WharfBarBallina.com.au

Shop 6/13 Lawson Street 6680 9300 FB thehideoutbyronbay insta @thehideoutbyronbay

Success Thai Mon-Fri 12-3pm Dinner 7 days from 5pm.

3/109 Jonson St, Byron Bay 6680 7798 www.facebook.com/ pages/Success-ThaiFood/237359826303469

Luscious Foods

BYRON BAY

Barrio Byron Bay

A 5-minute drive from Byron Bay, Barrio eatery at Habitat brings together the local community Mon–Tue 7am–3pm; in a relaxed environment for all-day dining. WoodWed–Sat 7am–9pm fired oven, charcoal grill, veges, meat, fish, salads, 1 Porter Street, natural wines, local beers, cocktails and St Ali coffee.

North Byron Eat in or take-away No reservations. Bookings www.barriobyronbay.com.au over 8 email: gather@ @barriobyronbay barriobyronbay.com.au

The Rocks @ Aquarius Breakfast/Lunch 7 days from 7am 16 Lawson St, Byron Bay 6685 7663 – Menus at therocksbyronbay.com.au

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NEW WINTER MENU AT THE ROCKS! Join us at The Rocks on Lawson for some winter warmers!

We have a range of fresh, locally sourced breakfast and lunch at affordable prices. Enliven the senses with a Byron Bay Coffee or super healthy smoothie! Enjoy an Ice-cold beer, wine, or hand-crafted cocktail with your meal! Cosy indoor seating and heated outdoor patio space available. $5 SCHOONERS AND $12 COCKTAIL OF THE WEEK

Mon-Fri 7.30am–3pm Open Friday nights 6–9pm Live music and BYO 1/6 Tasman Way, Byron Arts & Industry Estate BYO & RSVP 6680 8228

Slo-mo Joes Open every day From 11am till late Corner of Fletcher St and Bay Lane, Byron Bay

6685 7502 IG - @slomojoes

Hidden away in Byron’s iconic ‘Eat street’ Bay Lane, The Hideout Cafe and Bar offers indoor, outdoor and deck dining With a fresh, funky, relaxed vibe, generous serves, cruisey staff and 10am licence, come and find us for ‘Byron’s BEST breakfast’ all day…

Takeaway available Vegetarian,Vegan and gluten free options available Kids menu

SPECIAL $12 LUNCH AND DINNER MENU All your favourites every lunch and dinner Experienced Thai chefs cooking fresh delicious Thai food for you.

Fully Licensed and B.Y.O. for wine.

Welcome for lunch, dinner and take-away.

Contemporary and Middle Eastern flavours • Breakfast and lunch • Wood-fired pizzas • Fresh juices • Great coffee www.lusciousfoods.com.au

DAILY HAPPY HOUR FROM 3 TILL 5 PM Slow down & chill out!

Immerse yourself in Slo-mo Joes relaxing vibes while you enjoy live music & delicious flavours inspired from around the world.

There’s something for everyone; from slow-cooked meats to mouth-watering burgers and nutritious salads.

Guaranteed to leave you wanting more!

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No Bones Food & Cocktails Open Tuesday to Sunday from 5pm 11 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay 6680 7418 @nobonesbyronbay

18 Jonson Street 6680 8832

Fishheads

New Vegetarian Restaurant

7:30am till late Coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner, functions and weddings.

HAPPY HOUR 4–6PM MON–FRI 1 Jonson St, Byron Bay 6680 7632

We serve Tapas, share plates and daily chef’s specials. A plant based feast that is sure to leave an impression. Word on the street is we’ve got the best cocktails in town too.

Main Street Open 7 days 11.30am until late Call to make a reservation or for takeaway orders

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Gourmet burgers created by chefs

Byron at Byron

Cocktails, wine and beers served all damn day.

Group bookings available, please email mainstreetburgerbar@gmail.com for reservations.

77–97 Broken Head Road, Byron Bay 6639 2111 thebyronatbyron.com.au

Legend Pizza

The Italian Byron Bay Open 7 days from 6pm The Italian Byron Bay provides a bustling atmospheric Sunday Lunch from midday. restaurant, dishing up contemporary inspired Italian cuisine and some of Byron’s finest Next to the Beach Hotel cocktails and wines.

Bay Street 6680 7055 italianatthepacific.com.au

Open 7 days 9am till after midnight Shop 1 Woolworths Plaza 90-96 Jonson Street 6685 5700 www.legendpizza.com.au

Treehouse on Belongil

Trattoria Basiloco

Full Cocktail & Wine Bar. Extensive Menu Includes Tapas, Mains, Desserts and Famous Woodfired Pizzas.

25 Childe St, Byron Bay 6680 9452

St Elmo Dining Room & Bar Mon-Sat: 5pm till late.

Sun: 5pm till 10pm.

Cnr Fletcher St and Lawson Lane, Byron Bay 6680 7426

Share plates, mains, desserts and famous Treehouse wood-fired pizza. Our kitchen is open all day and night.

Presenting incredible original music in Byron’s most intimate atmosphere.

Check our website or Facebook for the gig guide. facebook.com/treehouse.belongil treehouseonbelongil.com

St Elmo is a place where you can enjoy great company, first-class food, sophisticated cocktails and an extensive wine list. St Elmo is plating up modern Spanish cuisine to be enjoyed amongst friends and family. Our menus change regularly and feature daily specials.

Open 7 days 11am till 8pm Fri & Sat 11am till 8.30pm Shop 5, 8 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay 02 6685 8156 Take away available

Elixiba Open 12pm–Late Every day Shop 10, Feros Arcade 23 Jonson St 6685 6845

Thursday Farmers Market Dinner 2 courses $52 per person

FRESH PIZZA BYRON STYLE Check us out on

facebook.com/byron.legendpizza Scan code for our menu!

BYO Home delivery 7 days Established 1992

Celebrating 25 years Fins is the destination restaurant for fine local seafood.

Long lazy lunches on our veranda.

Afternoon oysters, Champagne and cocktails in our RAW BAR. Intimate fine dining of an evening.

Proudly awarded Chef Hats for the past 22 years

GOOD FOOD GUIDE CHEFS HAT EVERY YEAR SINCE 1998

LENNOX HEAD

Williams St 50 Pacific Parade, cnr of William St, Lennox Head 0476 892 194

Hong Kong chef specialising in Chinese and Malay foods

insta @williamst.lennox

Fully licensed Dine In / Takeaway / Home Delivery Available

Relaxed dining by the beach.

Food that celebrates local produce served with a healthy dose of good tunes and good vibes.

All welcome.

Our opening hours are 6.30am–2.30pm, 7 days for Breakfast + Lunch Thursday, Friday, Saturday for dinner.

Sunday Tapas & Happy Hour Specials till sundown

MULLUMBIMBY

Targa Modern European Byron Bay 6680 9960 targabyronbay.com targabyronbay@gmail.com

Open seven days: breakfast, lunch & dinner

Fins

Happy Chilli Garden

Cafe • Restaurant • Bar 11 Marvell Street

Thoughtful menu reflecting the region, the seasons and the climate. Elegant dining in a relaxed atmosphere.

Open for breakfast lunch and dinner, or cocktails on the verandah overlooking the rainforest.

Wood-fired pizzas & real Italian cuisine with a Sardinian twist Famous for seafood, meats and pasta dishes.

We do special events functions.

Salt Village, Kingscliff 6674 4833 dining@fins.com.au Dinner daily 5-10pm.

Lunch Fri-Sun 12-3pm.

Fresh Healthy Delicious

Open 6 days - closed Sundays Byron St (opp Aldi) Byron Bay P 6680 9191 F 6676 4869 M 0403 516 793 happychilligarden@hotmail.com

MONDAY TO FRIDAY 4pm to 6pm

Open 7 days for Dinner starting 5.30pm See menu, book a table, or order takeaway at www.basilo.co 30 Lawson St, Byron Bay 6680 8818

Hawaiian and Japanese flavours Signature Poke Bowls • High-quality diced raw fish, vegetables, sauces & spices • Vegetarian - Vegan options Any Poke Bowls $15.95 | Tuna Poke Bowl $17.95 www.finnpoke.com.au FB Finnpokebyron IG @finnpoke_

$12 Cocktails + $7 Tapas $6 Beers + Wines + Spirits

KINGSCLIFF

www.stelmodining.com

Finn Poke Restaurant

BEACH FRONT HAPPY HOUR

The Empire

Mothers Day Music Mark Rideout acoustic from 12pm

Open 7 days M–F 9am–5pm, S,S 9am–3pm Dine in and takeaway Licensed FB/Insta: EmpireMullum 20 Burringbar St, Mullum 6684 2306

OPEN - Tuesday to Saturday evenings 7 days breakfast & Lunch All day menus, licensed bar APERITIVO happy hour AFTERNOONS 4–6pm daily $12 Cocktails, $7 beers, $8 wines, $12 Moet

Elixiba Plant Based Restaurant and Bar A delicious vegan dining experience.

Tapas, mains and heavenly desserts all house made and gluten free.

Exclusive craft beers, herbal elixirs, exquisite cocktails and a unique atmosphere.

Nachos & Beer or Kombucha $20 every Monday Promotions every Wednesday Dine in/Takeaway/Catering/Functions

Mullum’s iconic Empire Cafe serves up an exciting menu with something for everyone. Indulge yourself with a delicious brekky, the best burgers in town, or if it’s more your style enjoy healthy superfoods like acai bowls and buddha bowls plus loads more. If you need a treat there’s a selection of cakes and also healthier dairy-free, refined sugar-free treats.

The house-made organic coconut ice-cream is a must try.

Plus of course, great coffee, delightful teas, shakes, smoothies and all the rest. Enjoy the good vibes and satisfy your cravings!

NEWRYBAR A short ride from Byron Bay, Harvest Restaurant, Bakery and Deli offers country charm and fresh, seasonal, organic food sourced from local artisan producers and Harvest’s own gardens.

18-22 Old Pacific Highway Lunch 12pm–3pm daily / Dinner 6pm–10pm (Wed–Sun) Weekend breakfast 8am–11am Newrybar NSW 2479 Harvest Deli is open daily with take-away pastries, sandwiches 02 6687 2644 and salads.

Harvest Deli: Mon–Sat 8am–5pm Sun 8am–4pm www.harvestnewrybar.com.au Coffee cart: 6.30am–2pm daily @harvestnewrybar Harvest is available for events, weddings and catering.

Harvest

CATERING

CELEBRATIONS Celebrations Catering By Liz Jackson

BY LIZ JACKSON

Celebration cakes Personal catering services Event co-ordination and management

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Property

Property

Property Insider access the equity in your property.

In April, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) announced the 10 per cent limit on bank lending to property investors (in place since 2014) would be removed for lenders that could demonstrate prudent lending. As a result, we’re seeing interest-only investment loans becoming easier to obtain, and interest rates being reduced by some lenders. That means now may be a good time to reassess your investment strategies and refinance requirements.

Savvy property investors use their equity for a variety of different purposes: • to renovate and add value to an investment property • as a deposit for their next investment property • to fund their lifestyle and living expenses.

Last weekend, Fiona Crandell (now Johnson) from Another popular reason to refinance is to secure a Elders Brunswick Heads married local musician more competitive interest rate or a loan that better and gardener Craig Johnson in front of an intimate suits your needs. There may be loan features that gathering of family and friends. The ceremony was can improve your interest savings or cash flow, held at sunrise at Mavis’s Kitchen at the foot of like offset accounts and Wollumbin (Mt Warning). Fiona, who is not only a redraw facilities. It pays to talented real estate agent also a talented musician, talk with your mortgage met Craig at a local open mic night. broker and reassess your Photo credit Saul Goodwin property investment loans regularly to ensure you’ve got the right loan to maximise your financial benefits and tax advantages.

According to the Acceptance Finance latest Key considerations: newsletter: refinancing your loan allows you to

Email us: propertyinsider@echo.net.au Market value and equity Costs Market performance.

For more information or a free suburb property profile report contact Russel Shaw (see ad in The Echo’s Property Business Directory).

Photo Russel Shaw from Acceptance Finance

Historic Bangalow x 2 Janice Maple of Elders Bangalow has been appointed exclusive agent for the sale of the

According to a recent article in Bangalow Herald, Alice was the last direct member of her family.

Deeply religious, her life was one of service to family and community.

Alice’s love for the Bangalow community is shared by Janice, who is also passionate about the Bangalow community and has been involved in many of Bangalow’s community groups. ‘I am so proud and grateful to be appointed the exclusive listing agent on a property that has such historic significance in our community.’ says Janice.

Clover Hill House will go to auction July 28th.

Love is in the (brisk) air

Why refinance?

historic Clover Hill House in Bangalow.

The original estate ran all the way to the creek, where the sports fields are today. Clover Hill House now sits on 2379sqm with westerly views across Bangalow village. Sadly, Alice Holm who owned the home died recently. She was in her 90s at the time of her death and had lived in the house for 40 years.

This weekend, another historic property goes under the hammer through Duncan Lorimer of Elders Bangalow. The original farmhouse on the Jindibah Community in Fowlers Lane was owned by life-long Bangalow resident, Harry Fowler is up for auction this weekend.

Harry’s family settled the land in the early 1900s.

Harry was born on July 26th 1904 and with the exception of when he was away at war, he lived on the property and devoted much of his time to community activities. The auction is on Saturday at midday.

ŌĞƌ ƐŽŵĞ ŐƌĞĂƚ ƐĂůĞƐ ǁĞ ŚĂǀĞ ĐĂƐŚĞĚ ƵƉ ďƵLJĞƌƐ ŽŶ ŽƵƌ ĚĂƚĂďĂƐĞ ƌĞĂĚLJ Θ ǁĂŶƟŶŐ ƚŽ ĐŽŵŵŝƚ ƚŽ ďƵLJ͘ dŚŝŶŬŝŶŐ ŽĨ ƐĞůůŝŶŐ͍ DŽƌĞ ƉƌŽƉĞƌƟĞƐ ǁĂŶƚĞĚ͊ Ăůů ƵƐ ĨŽƌ Ă ĐŽŶĮĚĞŶƟĂů DĂƌŬĞƚ ƉƉƌĂŝƐĂů

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ĞŶnjŝů >ůŽLJĚ Ϭϰϴϭ ϴϲϰ Ϭϰϵ 'ĂƌLJ ƌĂnjĞŶŽƌ ϬϰϮϯ ϳϳϳ Ϯϯϳ

‘Stunning Hinterland Estate’ x ^ƚƵŶŶŝŶŐ ,ĂŵƉƚŽŶƐ-style masterbuilt home

x ^ƉƌŝŶŐ-ĨĞĚ ĚĂŵ͕ ǀĞŐŐŝĞ ƉĂƚĐŚ Θ ǁĂƚĞƌ ƚĂŶŬ

x >ĂƌŐĞ ůŝĨĞƐƚLJůĞ ďůŽĐŬ ǁŝƚŚ ŚŝŶƚĞƌůĂŶĚ ǀŝĞǁƐ

x ^ĞƉĞƌĂƚĞ ŐƵĞƐƚ ĐŽƩĂŐĞ ǁŝƚŚ ĞƐƚĂďůŝƐŚĞĚ ŝŶĐŽŵĞ

x ϭϱŵ ŝŶŐƌŽƵŶĚ ƉŽŽů ǁŝƚŚ ĐŽǀĞƌĞĚ ĚĂLJďĞĚ

x ŶũŽLJ ĂďƐŽůƵƚĞ ƉĞĂĐĞ ĂŶĚ ƉƌŝǀĂĐLJ

x ŵĞƌŝĐĂŶ ǁĂůŶƵƚ ŇŽŽƌƐ ǁŝƚŚ ƵŶĚĞƌŇŽŽƌ ŚĞĂƟŶŐ x ϯ ŵŝŶƐ ĨƌŽŵ &ĞĚĞƌĂů͕ ϮϬ ŵŝŶƐ ĨƌŽŵ LJƌŽŶ ĂLJ tŚĞŶ ŝƚ ĐŽŵĞƐ ƚŽ ĞĐŽůŽŐŝĐĂůůLJ-ƐŽƵŶĚ ŚŝŶƚĞƌůĂŶĚ ůŝǀŝŶŐ͕ ƚŚĞ LJƌĂŶŐĞƌLJ ĞƐƚĂƚĞ ŝƐ ŝŶ Ă ůĞĂŐƵĞ ŽĨ ŝƚƐ ŽǁŶ͘ dŚŝƐ ƐĞĐůƵĚĞĚ ĐŽƵŶƚƌLJ ƌĞƚƌĞĂƚ ŝƐ ŶĞƐƚůĞĚ ŽŶ ϯϬĂĐƌĞƐ ŽĨ ůĂŶĚ ĨƌŽŵ ǁŚŝĐŚ ŝƚ ĐŽŵŵĂŶĚƐ ďƌĞĂƚŚƚĂŬŝŶŐ westerly views through the property’s wisteria covered arbour & down to the ǀĂůůĞLJ ďĞLJŽŶĚ͘ Open ƉůĂŶ ůŝǀŝŶŐ Θ ĚŝŶŝŶŐ ƌŽŽŵƐ ŝŶ ĂĚĚŝƟŽŶ ƚŽ Ă ŐĞŶĞƌŽƵƐ ĨŽƌŵĂů lounge & media room with a ĐŽŵďƵƐƟŽŶ ĮƌĞƉůĂĐĞ͕ ƚŚŝƐ ŚŽŵĞ ĂůƐŽ ĨĞĂƚƵƌĞƐ Ă ϰdžϰŵ ŽĸĐĞ Θ ϰ ŐƵĞƐƚ ďĞĚƌŽŽŵƐ͕ ĞĂĐŚ ŽƉĞŶŝŶŐ ƵƉ ƚŽ ďĂůĐŽŶŝĞƐ ŽǀĞƌůŽŽŬŝŶŐ ƚŚĞ ƉƌŝƐƟŶĞ ŐĂƌĚĞŶƐĐĂƉĞ͘ View by appointment CONTACT:

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x ϱ ďĞĚƌŽŽŵ ŚŽŵĞ ƌŝƉĞ ĨŽƌ ƌĞŶŽǀĂƟŽŶ x ^ĞůĨ ĐŽŶƚĂŝŶĞĚ ƐƚƵĚŝŽ ǁŝƚŚ ĞƐƚĂďůŝƐŚĞĚ ŝŶĐŽŵĞ x ůĞǀĂƟŽŶ ǁŝƚŚ ƐƚƵŶŶŝŶŐ ǀŝĞǁƐ Θ ƐĞĂ ďƌĞĞnjĞƐ CONTACT:

x WĞƌĨĞĐƚ ĚƵĂů ĂƐƚ tĞƐƚ ĂƐƉĞĐƚ x dŽǁŶ Θ ƚĂŶŬ ǁĂƚĞƌ x ϱ ŵŝŶƐ ƚŽ DƵůůƵŵďŝŵďLJ Θ ƌƵŶƐǁŝĐŬ ,ĞĂĚƐ͘

'ĂƌLJ ƌĂnjĞŶŽƌ ϬϰϮϯ ϳϳϳ Ϯϯϳ ĞŶnjŝů >ůŽLJĚ Ϭϰϴϭ ϴϲϰ Ϭϰϵ

COMING SOON ‘A Private Family Resort Located Between Broken Head & Lennox’ At the end of a Fig Tree lined bitumen drive you are presented with the main residence & over ϭϭϬϬŵϮ ŽĨ ŚŽŵĞ ŽŶ ϰϬ ĂĐƌĞƐ ŽĨ ŇĂƚ͕ ƉĂƌŬ ůŝŬĞ ŐƌŽƵŶĚƐ͘ Ƶŝůƚ ŝŶ ϮϬϬϰ͕ WĂƉĞƌďĂƌŬ ŽīĞƌƐ ϱ ƐƉĂĐŝŽƵƐ͕ ensuited bedrooms plus a large study in the main house with a separate two-bedroom managers ƋƵĂƌƚĞƌ͘ EŽ ĞdžƉĞŶƐĞ ŚĂƐ ďĞĞŶ ƐƉĂƌĞĚ Θ ƐŽŵĞ ĨĞĂƚƵƌĞƐ ŚĞƌĞ ŝŶĐůƵĚĞ͗

x :Ğƚ ŇŽǁ ƐǁŝŵŵŝŶŐ ƉŽŽů ǁŝƚŚ ƐƉĂ x Gymnasium with steam room x ^ƉƌŝŶŐ ĨĞĚ ĚĂŵ x ϵϬϬ ďŽƩůĞ ǁŝŶĞ ĐĞůůĂƌ Θ ƐŶŽŽŬĞƌ ƌŽŽŵ x ,ŽŵĞ ƚŚĞĂƚƌĞ Θ ^ŽŶŽƐ ƚŚƌŽƵŐŚ-out CONTACT:

x ϭϮϬ͕ϬϬϬ ůŝƚƌĞ ǁĂƚĞƌ ƚĂŶŬ x ϳϬϬŵ ĂŝƌƐƚƌŝƉ - helipad x dǁŽ ŚĂŶŐĂƌƐͬtŽƌŬƐŚŽƉͬ ƌƚ ƐƚƵĚŝŽ x ϮϬŵ dž ϭϬŵ ǁŽƌŬƐŚŽƉ x Two street entries & post & rail fencing

'ĂƌLJ ƌĂnjĞŶŽƌ ϬϰϮϯ ϳϳϳ Ϯϯϳ ĞŶnjŝů >ůŽLJĚ Ϭϰϴϭ ϴϲϰ Ϭϰϵ

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Property Hinterland Special

River Cottage

46 Federal Road, Eureka 3

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Absolute Beachfront Home!

132 Upper Wilsons Creek Road, Upper Wilsons Creek Beach House Estate – Agnes Water $1,110,000–$1,220,000 Price on application $930,000 2–3 1 1 6 4 1

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Sitting on approximately 5 acres is the perfect opportunity to become a part of Federal’s vibrant community. The kitchen has recently been updated and is fitted with gas cooking, range hood, plus plenty of cupboard & bench space. The dining area is open & flows through to the carpeted lounge. All bedrooms are carpeted, the master has access to outside plus bedrooms 2 & 3 have built-ins. The bathroom is original & has a separate toilet. There is a front covered timber verandah, perfect for entertaining, & an in-ground concrete saltwater pool. Outside offers a 9m x 6m Colorbond shed plus a large 9 bay bus shed.

Town water is connected and there is a 20,000L water tank. There is approximately 100 macadamia trees. There are 2 road frontages & the school bus picks the kids up from the gate. Just down the road is the village of Federal with the popular Doma Cafe and general store. It is 20 minutes to Byron Bay and 25 minutes to Lismore. This is ideal for families and farmers.

Inspect by appointment Open: Contact: Katrina Beohm 0467 001 122 Katrina Beohm Real Estate

River Cottage is the perfect sanctuary away from the hustle & bustle of city life. Set in an idyllic location, the home has an unrivalled outlook over some of the most stunning rainforest & picture perfect river frontage the area has to offer. Wilsons River originates a short distance from the property & flows only metres away from the home giving it a clean, abundant water supply & your own amazing natural swimming pool. The original 1900s farmhouse has been lovingly restored & benefits from wraparound verandas, open plan living & plenty of light filtering in through the northerly windows. If you are looking for peace & tranquillity where you can let your creative juices flow, then look no further than this paradise.

Saturday 10.00–10.45am Open: Contact: Gary Brazenor 0423 777 237 Denzil Lloyd 0481 864 049 Bangalow Real Estate & Byron Hinterland Properties

Breathtaking views over Agnes Main Beach, this Multi award winning furnished home comprises six spacious bedrooms all with built ins, 4 bathrooms including a luxurious ensuite to the main with own private deck & office.

Multiple living and formal dining areas set over three levels, boasts high ceilings and timber floor boards.

• Open plan lounge, dining area and modern kitchen with granite bar & servery that directly overlooks the bar, and pool.

• Private deck leading to the swimming pool which opens to a large yard and Direct access to the Beach.

• Fully automated watering system • Fully landscaped gardens • Fully functioning reef tank • 25,000ltr underground water tank • Ducted Air-conditioning System • Security Alarms Contact: PRD Nationwide - Agnes Waters James White 0410 666 549 james@prd1770.com.au

Superb Views... Nothing Like It!

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Palm Lake Resort – Banora

Cobaki Broadwater Village

14 Angus Kennedy Close is the ONLY remaining vacant residential block with a northerly aspect and panorama in this region. It is arguably the best remaining vacant block in Lennox Head. There really is nothing like it.

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Panoramic Views Of Ocean, Hinterland, Lennox Village, Along Seven Mile Beach To Broken Head

• Superb panoramic views.

• Northeast aspect - enjoys both summer breezes and winter sun.

• 5–7 min walk to Lennox Head shops and Seven Mile Beach.

• Easy walk to Lake Ainsworth and world famous surf break off Lennox Point.

• 1458 m2 - just over one-third of an acre.

• On the high side of a private road. Backs on to a nature reserve.

• Established and quiet part of Lennox Head.

• Surrounded by quality homes with some of the best gardens in the Northern Rivers.

• Tunnel under the coast road for safety.

• 200m from school bus stop.

• Dedicated bike paths from Lennox Head to Ballina.

• Vastly better value for money than comparable blocks in Byron Bay. • Ready to build - landscaping and rock walls already done.

The superb panorama and attributes cannot be captured in photos - you are encouraged to take the time to visit and explore the block. Please feel free to visit the block on your own, or contact us. Range $1.35–1.5 million.

lennoxpanorama@gmail.com

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Property Halcyon Horizons

Open for Inspection

54 Carney Place, Knockrow 4

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BANGALOW REAL ESTATE â&#x20AC;¢ 132 Upper Wilson Creek Road, Upper Wilsons Creek. Sat 10â&#x20AC;&#x201C;10.45am ELDERS BANGALOW â&#x20AC;¢ 592 Booyong Road, Booyong. Sat 9.30â&#x20AC;&#x201C;10am â&#x20AC;¢ Lot 2/174 Fowlers Lane, Bangalow. Sat 11.30amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;12pm â&#x20AC;¢ 10 Marblewood Place, Bangalow. Sat 1â&#x20AC;&#x201C;1.30pm

Off a country lane & behind privacy gates awaits this picture perfect low maintenance and level lifestyle property with views that will stun the most discerning buyers.

Open living areas boasts high ceilings, timber floors and carpets. With windows and doors that open to wrap around decking, perfect for entertaining, the world class views are to be envied by all, across an evergreen jigsaw of rural green plains to the aqua blue coast line.

The 4-bedroom home features a retreat to one end with a walkthrough robe, en-suite & private enclosed patio. Should you require, the flexible floor plan provides options to work from a home office or workshop.

A private sanctuary with sensational views - away from the hustle & bustle, whilst centrally located within 12min to Ballina, less than 10min to Lennox Head & Bangalow & 20min to Byron appeals.

Open:

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JULIAN BURNSIDE TALKS BORDER POLITICS WHILE INNUMERABLE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLEE THEIR HOMES, WE WATCH WORLD LEADERS JOCKEY FOR AIR TIME ON THE SUBJECT OF REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS. From Obama’s ‘We all have to do better as leaders in tamping down rather than encouraging the notion of identity that leads us to diminish others,’ to Trump’s ‘One hundred and ten thousand refugees in just a single year and we have no idea where they come from folks – this could be the great Trojan horse, and I don’t wanna be known in 200 years for having created the Trojan Horse with a different name,’ and from former Australian immigration minister Scott Morrison, ‘You have sought to illegally enter Australia by boat. If you have a valid claim, you will not be settled in Australia. You will never live in Australia, to asylum seekers detained on Manus Island sewing their lips together – we just can’t close our eyes to this any more and hope it goes away. ‘ Refugees have the right to a safe haven yet many of those who have the power to make that happen are putting their energy into creating xenophobia rather than extending a helping hand.

A new film Border Politics follows human rights barrister Julian Burnside as he traverses the planet examining the harsh treatment meted out to refugees by most western democracies.

Produced and directed by filmmaker Judy Rymer, this contemporary story is about the threat to human rights, the loss of democratic values, and our increasingly heartless treatment of ‘the other’.

Eve Jeffery caught up with Julian Burnside last week as he prepares to bring the film to the Brunswick Picture House on 15 July.

Border Politics is a huge undertaking. Why? Because the way any country treats the most vulnerable goes toward defining the country’s character.

Why are Australians so frightened of refugees?

Good question. I think it is because dishonest politicians are doing what they can to inflame Islamophobia and vilify asylum seekers as ‘illegal’ (which is false, and most politicians know it’s false).

We see bloodied Syrians on the news then we switch over to the latest reality cooking show. How has this disconnection arisen?

Because our generation has never experienced anything like it: we simply can’t identify with the victims.

How responsible are the media for refugee outcomes?

The Murdoch press deserves a large share of the blame: they repeat the lies of the politicians without comment. But they know the facts.

Are we turning into America in as much as we are being groomed to believe we are superior humans, therefore entitled?

I don’t think so. But we are turning into America in our willingness to believe anything our political ‘leaders’ say.

On your travels who was the leader or expert who impressed you the most?

Nicola Sturgeon (first minister of Scotland) and Angela Merkel (chancellor of Germany).

If governments are taken out of the equation, do you feel communities worldwide would support refugees?

started me thinking that, whatever they say, politicians are not much interested in justice or common decency.

If they knew the facts, yes. In my opinion, most people in the West are better than the politicians who lead them.

Do you still have faith in the law as an instrument of good and not evil?

If enough lawyers are willing to stand against injustice, yes. And there are more lawyers doing that than you would realise.

Is Donald Trump the worst fascist in history?

No. Hitler was worse, and I think Putin is a fascist these days and is worse than Trump. But it’s a near-run thing, especially now that Trump has urged scrapping the need for due process in asylum claims.

Do you think the average Australian mums and dads have open arms?

Yes, without doubt. When my wife Kate set up SpareRooms For Refugees in 2001, urging ordinary Australians to offer free accommodation for refugees in their homes, the response was immediate and overwhelmingly positive.

How will Australia be viewed in the future on this issue?

I expect that in 20 or 30 years there will be a royal commission into our treatment of boat people from 2001 on. I think Australia will look back and condemn the politicians most responsible for it: Howard, Ruddock, Rudd, Abbott, Morrison, Turnbull, Dutton… but they will all be safely dead by then.

How has your work in this area changed you?

It has put me in touch with the reality that law and justice are different things. And it has

How can the law help us move forward on this issue?

The relevant parts of the law need to be completely overhauled. That said, the legal system in Australia works well: Australian lawyers are competent and hard working; Australian judges are honest and diligent.

Legal education is well designed and thorough.

Most lawyers are concerned about injustices in the system; many more lawyers do pro bono work than the public realise. Despite its bleak reputation the legal profession is, by and large, competent and well motivated.

How do we do a 180 and become heroes?

Overhaul the laws relating to asylum. If I had any say in it, first of all I would close down offshore detention, which I regard as a grotesquely expensive, cruel, absolutely awful system. I would accept that boats will start coming again, arriving with people seeking safety. And when those people arrive, I would say okay, put them into detention initially but limit that detention to one month and use that month for security and health checks. At the end of a month, I would say, release them into

the community on a visa until their refugee status is finally determined – the visa has four principle conditions. One is that they must stay in touch with the department. The second: they are allowed to work. They have full access to Medicare and Centrelink benefits. And until their refugee status is decided, they must live in a specified rural or regional town.

Now that would mean that we are no longer harming them while we are protecting them and keeping them safe.

A film like this may just ‘play to the choir’.

What is the plan to lift it out of the silo?

Encourage people to see the film: and maybe Trump’s abusive policies will wake people to the problem. It’s in our interest to be concerned.

Remember what Pastor Martin Niemoller said: ‘When they came for the Communists I said nothing, because I am not a Communist.

When they came for the trade unionists I said nothing, because I am not a trade unionist.

When they came for the Jews I said nothing, because I am not a Jew. And when they came for me There was no-one to speak for me.’

If we don’t wake up soon, we will ALL be in trouble.

Julian Burnside and Judy Rymer will screen their film Border Politics with a live Q&A at the Brunswick Heads Picture House on Sunday July 15 at 5pm. Tickets are Adult $18 | Concession $18 | Child (U15) $12

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SOAPBOX

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WHO WOULD YOU RATHER

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I think about sex a lot. Being a woman that’s supposed to be unusual.

It’s supposed to be men who think about sex. There’s a statistic that says men think about sex every seven seconds. Thats about 8,000 times a day. That’s not actually backed up with any research. We all know the real figures are more like every two seconds.

Even though the age-old stereotype is that men are oversexed and women are pretty well frigid in comparison, it’s clearly not valid to compare people’s sexual thinking based on gender alone.

In a recent study on sexually oriented thoughts it was found that men’s and women’s sexual thinking was expectedly variable from individual to individual and in men it ranged from one to 388 times a day and in women from one to 140 times a day. That meant that the average number of sexual thoughts for men every day was 34.2 and for women it was 18.6. Pretty well the same amount of thoughts allocated for food and sleep. Eating, sleeping, and Fucking. That’s what we’re here for.

I also think about cushions. Eating fucking and sleeping.

On cushions. I wonder what actually constitutes sexual thinking. When I say I think about sex it’s not really always strictly sexual – in a lust-filled desirous way. It’s very often strange pornographic musings that my brain performs for my private amusement. Like the way you doodle on paper when you’re distracted. Except, well I can draw a doodle without a biro. It’s curious, and kind of random. And I’m sorry, its’ not consensual. I haven’t asked you if you mind being the subject of my subconscious seduction. It’s very useful. It can make people who are intimidating seem a lot less so.

Like when I got pulled up for speeding recently. As the cop walked towards the car I imagined him with his wife and her saying, ‘slow down slow down… is there any reason you’re going so fast?! Use cruise control, you idiot!’

His hairy humping body collapses in a heap.

I imagine what his orgasm face looks like. What sound he makes. I imagine him sweaty and red with his face screwed up. I might lose a few points but not as many as him! It’s the evolution of the technique someone once gave me for dealing with onstage nerves. ‘Just imagine everyone naked,’ they said. Well I did that. And then the naked people got busy.

When you have an imagination like mine you don’t need pornography. Porn is never as bizarre, erotic and unexpected as what pops up in my head. Although sometimes it’s disturbing and I wish I could get it out.

Like when I imagined Malcolm Turnbull in a gimp suit.

Or Barnaby with his Akubra on and the classic strip song playing You can leave your hat on…

One of my friends and I have even made our inappropriate sexual thinking into a game. It’s an adult game for long car trips. Kind of like I Spy, but it’s really I Root. Or more precisely, if you had to choose between two people you don’t like whom would you choose? We don’t call it that.

That would be tacky. It’s called ‘Who Would You Rather?’

What we do is cast two people we don’t want to have sex with and then we have to realistically choose one. I don’t know why we have to, it’s just a game of choice, like if these were the last two people on the planet. And it’s not just hetero. You can cast anyone. That’s the fun part of the game. You want to come up with the most unfuckable (well to you) people you can think of. Like Who Would You Rather… Prince Charles or Clive Palmer? Pauline Hanson or John Laws? Donald Trump or Kim Jong-un? It’s impossible to choose. It’s the lesser of two evils.

Suddenly I imagine Donald lying on his tummy on a black satin doona covered in a soft orange fuzz. His toupee sits in a glass by the bed… he’s wearing a nappy. He’s an adult baby.

Kim’s only wearing his coat. It falls open. He’s got a tiny, tiny missile. So has Donald. Oh this is tough. Then I think of poor beautiful Melania. She’s been playing this game for 13 years now. So I choose Kim. He’s disappointed. He chose Melania.

THANDO AT BELLO ZIMBABWE-BORN SONGSTRESS THANDO HAS BEEN GRACING STAGES AROUND AUSTRALIA WITH HER ELECTRIC PRESENCE AND POWERHOUSE VOCAL.

Thando grew up feasting on the musical offerings of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Queen, and TLC. Along the way, she found Jill Scott and crafted her genre-bending sound with an electric live set.

With the highly anticipated release of her brand-new single Numb, this multidimensional performer is looking toward solidifying her status as Melbourne’s newest first lady of R&B, and her show at Bello Winter Music.

We swapped emails last week and chatted up a storm…

How would you describe your music?

Emotion-driven R&B with a touch of electronica.

What’s your earliest memory of being inspired by a music?

Can you remember a song or the situation?

Watching Freddie Mercury with Queen live at Wembley on VHS. I fell in love and wanted to be a performer ever since.

Are you a classically trained pianist? Where did you learn and how did you come to be learning the piano?

Na, not classically trained. I learned how to play from those Alfred basics then taught myself the rest I needed to know. I use the keys to write my music, but you’ll so seldom see me playing keys live; I prefer to be at the front connecting with my audience in the best way I know how.

Your new track Numb has much more of an electro element to it. What do you think has inspired this shift in your sound?

I’ve always wanted to have a more electronic feel to my music and because I hadn’t released anything in a couple of years I thought it was the best time to try to see what people would think. You’ll be hearing a lot more of it in future.

THIS WEE K

How did your collaborations with Remi begin? Where do you see it taking you both?

We’ve always known the same people but we hadn’t ever spoken about collaborating. When I finished Numb and it was ready to go, I messaged him on a whim over Facebook and asked if he’d jump on board (not thinking he’d say yes) and he was all over it. Within a week, we had a new version of the song, had to shoot a new video (the original one may pop up, who knows), and it’s kind of blown up. Since then I did a feature on his song My People, and Sensible J and Rem are going to be helping with my album so it’s established a great working relationship.

Whats coming up for Thando? Where would you like 2018 to take you?

This year my focus was playing some interstate shows and festivals, so I’ve got some exciting announcements coming up.

I have a new single that is so close to finished and have started recording music for a new project that I’m really excited about.

Summer is going to be full of new music so stay tuned!

What can people expect from you at Bello Winter Music?

Well I’m bringing my whole band, so it’ll be a huge sound.

Two beautiful backing singers so expect three times the sass, a grooving rhythm section and a badass synth lord. Fun for the whole family during the day, and a lot more adult at night.

Can’t wait!

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TIJUANA CARTEL

SPOONBILL

YOU AM I

A MARRIAGE OF FLAVOUR AND SQUELCH

WHO ARE YOU AM I?

Tijuana Cartel are nationally loved for their east-meets-west, fat, bass-fuelled electronica. A truly unique act that have been mesmerising their ever-growing audience for well over a decade, they continue to set an exceptionally high standard in both live performance and sound production.

From Tijuana Cartel’s special vinyl edition EP Ishtar’s Descent, the second single Sophia is the impetus for their current tour The Sophia tour kicked off on 28 March and will continue through until August with a huge closing show at iconic venue The Landsdowne in Sydney.

Sophia features Paul George’s signature soul-stirring guitar work, overlaying a stomping four-to-the-floor rhythm with a deep, driving quality. In some ways it’s a strong throwback to the sound that established Tijuana Cartel as a nationally acclaimed electronic act. Their marriage of world flavours and squelchy electronica has since formed a movement all of its own, and this track encapsulates the sound of that movement precisely.

Catch the Cartel at The Northern on Friday from 9pm – Tijuana Cartel.

You Am I are without doubt one of Australia’s all-time essential rock’n’roll bands. More than two decades on from their first album release, You Am I have not only had one of the longest and most successful recording careers in Australia but are also without doubt one of our most-loved live bands.

Featuring guitarist and vocalist Tim Rogers along with bandmates Russell Hopkinson on drums, Andy Kent on bass, and (since 1999) Davey Lane on guitar, You Am I have released ten studio albums to date. Their last studio album was the 2015 critically acclaimed Porridge & Hot Sauce.

The band have won a total of ten ARIA Awards including Album of the Year, Best Group, and Best Independent Release. This is proving to be an awesome tour – don’t miss it.

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ARE YOU CURIOUS? A new concept night from the team behind Nudge Nudge Wink Wink, Curious is taking over the outside and indoor spaces of the Byron Bay Brewery.

Curious? We believe you are. Come and experience the new concept night presented by Cunning Stunts, where you can expect the unexpected and experience their version of Cosmic Osmosis. A melting pot of electronic stew, global grooves, dubby disco, and heart-opening house.

Taking you to a higher concentration and feeding nutrients into your souls, DJs will be playing epic sets with live musicians.

Byron Bay native five-piece Flat Bickie bring a smooth blend of fast-paced punk rock, catchy choruses and dirty rock’n’roll. Flat Bickie’s debut single Friends Like These was premiered on JJJ’s Short Fast Loud and marked the beginning of what is to come.

True to their name, the band go Flat Bickie on stage with a set jam packed with riffs and anthems – relevant to life, politics and parties. There’s something for everyone. Your dad will love it!

Flat Bickie are playing at Damaged, also featuring Clowns, Pagan, Masochist, No Parade + more at the Byron Bay Brewery Friday from 6pm.

DOWN THE STREET WITH SPOONBILL Street Level continues to bring you the bass goodness from around the globe. This episode of Street Level brings you one of Australia’s premier electronic music artists, Spoonbill.

Spoonbill is known for his fun, unique and contemporary look at music, rhythm, sound and vibes in general. Spoonbill has travelled the world showcasing his talents in music production, soundscapes, sound installations and moving sculptures. Truly an artist of high regard on a global scale.

Spoonbill took the festival scene around the world by storm with his first release Megafuna. This album changed the way people look at music production in Australia and possibly the world. Being witness to such artistic skill was and still is an experience to behold.

Byron Brewery | Thursday 12 July from 7pm

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ADAJA BLACK

The event will feature NZ-born Rhythms In Action aka RIA and Adaja Black, Jed Stone aka The Piano Man with Lord Sut, the founder of Cunning Stunts and co-resident DJ of their epic Nudge Nudge Wink Wink Charity FUNdraising parties, and so much more!

ExPecT tHe UnExPeCtEd. JoY, dIvErSiTy, LoVe & CoMmUnItY = Cosmic Osmosis Byron Bay Brewery | Saturday July 7 from 6pm Tickets are available at: www.cunningstunts.com.au/ event/curious-07-07-2018-byron-bay-brewery/.

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ENTERTAINMENT

THE LOVEYS

WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE FESTIVAL

LOVEY DOVEY

APPARENTLY WE ALL DO IT

BECAUSE OF HER…

The Loveys – four women telling it like it is – are heroic, humorous and hip! Stylish, yet down to earth, opinionated yet full of love, playing original songs, with big, beautiful vocal harmonies, accompanied by keyboard, ukuleles, bass guitar, drums and featuring the bassoon.

The audience is right at home with the cabaret-style humour of The Loveys. Original songs slip past their too-red lips and overstated eyewear, their gentrified hats, and put greatgrandma’s Royal Doulton to a new, unintended use as the china tinkers out a syncopated funk.

Brunswick Picture House | Thursday 5 July | 7pm | $15-20

We’re All going To Die is coming to Byron Bay this week after selling out across Sydney and New Zealand. Byron local Stefan Hunt has decided it’s the Shire’s turn to soak up the incredible message – fear less, live more, because we’re all going to die anyway right?

The Arakwal Corporation, Flickerfest & iQ Inc are thrilled to present an inspiring evening of Aboriginal storytelling celebrating NAIDOC Week 2018 and this year’s theme Because of Her, We Can showcasing the lives and impact of Aboriginal women.

The three-day mini-festival deals with themes around fear through the lens of our inevitable death. This multimedia festival of art, film, photography and immersive experiences, created by local and international artists, will spring up all over Byron across Studio Tropico, Pighouse Flicks, the Solar Train, Beach Hotel, Service Denim and the Byron Scout Hall.

Don’t be fooled by the taboo name though; think of this event as an amusement park for your soul.

This year’s program curated from Flickerfest favourites will take you on a special journey with some incredibly funny, powerful and strong Aboriginal women whose uplifting stories will inspire and delight.

PERTH FESTIVAL A REVELATION Revelation Perth International Film Festival is highly regarded as the premier event for very independent newwave and hyper-alternative screen content. This is the first time Rev has ever left Western Australia and The Brunswick Picture House is screening a highlights program concurrent with the Perth event.

Brunswick Picture House | Screenings from Friday 6 July till Friday 13 July

We’re All going To Die Festival | Byron Bay | 5–7July Info: www.wereallgoingto.com

STUDY AT SAE FOR A DAY Are you interested in studying audio, graphic design, or film?

Spend a day at SAE and experience student life at their Byron Bay campus.

Learn from industry-experienced academic staff, and get hands-on training with actual coursework from our degree programs. Find out what student life is like at SAE. The workshops are a fantastic way to experiment with the creative media fields, and can provide great insight for those who are still unsure of their study plans. Lecturers will introduce you to technical skills in your discipline of choice, and provide insight into careers in your chosen field.

Owing to the tertiary level of the workshop content, this event is open to anyone aged 15 years and above (year 10 and over).

SAE – Byron Bay | Friday 6 July | $35 www.picatic.com/study-for-a-day-byron-bay.

BECAUSE OF HER

The program includes Nana, She Say and Aunty Maggie and the Womba Wakgun’, plus Nan and a Whole Lot Trouble and Hush.

Come along and enjoy unique stories from incredible filmmakers championing Aboriginal women through this year’s NAIDOC theme. A fundraiser for the Arakwal Corporation and suppor ted by the I ndigenous Coordination Centre.

The 11th Arakwal NAIDOC Week Film Screening 2018 | Byron Theatre Community Centre | Tuesday 10 July from 6.30pm. Tickets: The Byron Theatre, byroncentre.com.au and at door $10 / $8 con

HEART CART FOR KIDS The Heart Cart is an interactive art cart based in Byron Bay using natural and recycled materials. Their mission is to create beautiful works of art using recycled and natural materials while spreading messages of love, inclusion and respect for our beautiful planet and each other. In this workshop, children can design and make their very own bedroom banner.

Thurs 12 July 10am–1pm at Newrybar. Ph 6687 2233

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ENTERTAINMENT

BACK TO THE GARDEN

LA POCHA NOSTRA

BACK TO THE GARDEN

LA POCHA NOSTRA IN BYRON

You’ve got to get yourself Back to the Garden – the theme for July’s Stories in the Club. Partly inspired by Joni Mitchell’s classic song Woodstock, as well as the multiple benefits of gardening for the soul, for the community and for the environment, and also the garden as a metaphor for innocence and the simple life. However, tellers are empowered to interpret the theme in their own way.

Well-known local singer/songwriter and storyteller Cass Curran will open the afternoon with some ballads about gardens, including her rendition of Woodstock.

The day will feature Dr Philip McLaren, Jacquelina Wills, Stephen Nugent and Greer Dokmanovic. Curator of the event Jenni Cargill-Strong will also tell a story. If you love gardening, stories and gathering in community.

Come along this Sunday 8 July at 4pm to the Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club. Doors open 3.30pm. From 4pm.

Suggested donation: $10. Recommended 14 years and up.

THE STUFF OF STARS… This weekend the skies dark down so the stars can light up – under the moonless sky, with the Milky Way high overhead in the dark skies of Byron Bay, Australia’s leading experts on space, cosmology, astronomy, astrophsyics, astrophotgraphy and science come together for Star Stuff II, a series of keynote talks on everything from Australia’s new space agency to space photography and even a movie screening.

Speakers include: Fraser Cain, Dr Alan Duffy, Amy Shira Teitel, Geoff Notkin, Terry Lovejoy, Dr David Malin, John Sarkissian OAM, James Gilmour, Greg Quicke, Cathal O’Connell and Dylan O’Donnell.

There will be onsite solar and night-time viewing (weather permitting), telescope and equipment vendors, night photography tours, as well as plenty of giveaways and special promotions.

Elements of Byron Resort | July 7–8 Tickets are available at www.starstuff.com.au/tickets.

EXPRESSIVE MASK & MOVEMENT WORKSHOP

BEHIND THE MASK Expressive Mask and Movement Workshop comes to Byron Bay. A new opportunity is available to actors to explore the wonders of working with the expressive mask and extend their skills in physical expression. Practising and teaching with mask for more than twenty years, mask teacher and maker Brenda Monaghan p re s e n t s h e r M a s q u e Expressif Australia tour.

Public Act Theatre are excited to host internationally acclaimed rebel artist t r o u p e L a Po c h a Nostra, whose last residency in Australia dates back to 2003.

Guillermo Gómez-Peña, who has been described as ‘without question the bestknown Latino, Chicano, Mexican performance artist in the United States, Latin America, and the art world of the North Atlantic corridor,’ is a transnational figure in terms of his biography and his work.

Since 1993, Gómez-Pena and members of the Pocha Nostra performance troupe have conducted cross-cultural/cross-disciplinary/cross-generational workshops involving performance artists, actors, dancers and students from diverse ethnic communities, generations and artistic backgrounds. Thanks to Public Act, the stage is now set for one of their legendary workshops to take place right here in the Byron Shire.

Join forces with performance artists and activists from across the globe, producing works to create new spaces and communities through pedagogy and performance media that transcend easy categorisation in terms of race, gender, and even species! Workshop places are limited and filling quickly, with the cut-off for applications on Friday 13 July 2018.

To apply email contact@publicacttheatre.com, visit: www.publicacttheatre.com/la-pocha-nostra or call 0497 535 031. This will be the only opportunity to work with these artists during their visit, so get in quickly to secure your place today!

FESTIVAL OF SPACE, SCIENCE & ASTRONOMY AUSTRALIA 2018

Brenda brings a wealth of k nowledge and exper tise, having trained and worked with some of the best mask teachers in the world, including masters in Paris, Poland, the UK, and Melbourne. Her workshops offer practicebased training that heightens the actor’s sensory awareness, sensitivity and responsiveness to stimuli while also exploring the expressive potentials of the body.

Masque Expressif | Ewingsdale Hall | 21–22 July Times: 9.30am till 5pm Saturday & Sunday location Cost: $310 or $270 (earlybird by July 11) Bookings: www.brendamonaghan.com.au Brenda Monaghan: 0421 759 627 Email: info@brendamonaghan.com.au.

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ENTERTAINMENT

STARS

BY JOHNCCAMPBELL OMMUNICATION

BY JOHN CAMPBELL

BY LILITH

ADRIFT ‘It’s amazing, isn’t it, what people are capable of when their life is on the line.’

My companion took the words out of my mouth as we were leaving the cinema after seeing this harrowing but inspiring true story (and which is not to say that either of us could possibly have coped in similar circumstances).

It’s 1983, and California girl Tami Oldham (Shailene Woodley) arrives in Tahiti in her cut-down jeans and T, a backpack and a footloose attitude. She meets Richard (Sam Claflin), a tall dark and handsome English yachtsman, and in a trice they are an item, swimming and fondling in forest lagoons and kissing in the lapping waters of the tropical Pacific before agreeing to sail a boat back to San Diego for friends of Richard. Disaster strikes

when they are caught up in a cyclone that leaves the vessel smashed but still afloat. This is when the story opens, before proceeding to be told through flashbacks – there is no other way to maintain interest in two people floating alone on the ocean without breaking up their ordeal with back story, old hat though it might be. Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur is no novice when dealing with the briny, having made The Sea (2002) and The Deep (2012), so you you know you can rely on him to not fall back on clichéd shots of a shark circling Tami’s slender legs at every opportunity – there is much more to it than that. The surprise – not least of all concerning Richard’s gangrenous black foot – doesn’t come until the end, when what

was really going on during the fortyone days of the yacht floating powerless on the wine-dark sea is revealed. A drama that explores how we cope with psychological as well as physical and emotional stress (not unlike last year’s The Mercy, it is held together by Woodley’s sunburnt, salt-blasted grittiness and the cinematography of multiple Oscar winner Robert Richardson. Visually stunning, the storm at sea, if experienced a bit late, is terrifying.

SICARIO: DAY OF THE SOLDADO The image of blood splattered on a windscreen after a bloke’s brains have been blown out by gunfire is now de rigueur in movies of ‘gritty realism’ (for good measure, it’s featured twice in this). To give them their due, the chaps in the art department make an excellent job of it, too, but why do we flock to cinemas in such numbers to witness such slaughter and mayhem? Have we become desensitised by it? Or at heart are we just savages? The opening shot of what is a festival of violence has four suicide bombers annihilate shoppers

in an American supermarket. In a screenplay that is more than just a little convoluted, federal agent Matt Graver (Josh Brolin) determines that their action is attributable to the Mexican cartels’ involvement in smuggling people across the US border. His response is to go in mob-handed and heavily armed, crossing the border and running amok.

It’s not clear at times who the bad guys are, but we do know for sure that the charismatic Benicio Del Toro is not one of them – his character, Alejandro, saw his family wiped out in the prequel and

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we all want him to take his revenge on the warlord responsible. He might easily savour that cold dish when the warlord’s daughter, Isabel (Isabela Moner) is abducted, but he is too decent a fellow to do that and, in any case, she is meant to be a pawn in Graver’s plan to get the Mexican factions fighting among themselves. The eponymous hitman (sicario is the Spanish word for it) is Miguel (Elijah Rodriguez), a boy being trained for the job by one of the people smugglers. His initiation, in which he shoots somebody in the head at point blank range, might ordinarily be a scene to shock the viewer, but so much wanton killing has preceded it that it’s hard to react with more than ‘meh’.

As the token woman, Christine Keener turns up as the toughtalking government official who tries to keep a rein on Graver. I enjoyed it heaps.

AND LOVE PLANETS MERCURY AND VENUS IN THE SIGN OF PERSONAL PAGEANTRY ADD JAZZ AND PIZZAZZ TO THIS WINTER WEEK…

ARIES: With healing Chiron making its once-in-a-lifetime visit to Aries, problems you could never get on top of can suddenly vanish in flash. Truth is, you’ve been working on them for years and now the results are coming through. Cause for celebration, especially with Mercury and Venus in the sign of raising a toast… .

TAURUS: Venus your galactic guide in glamorous Leo gravitates towards things bright and beautiful, so this week’s primo for spending time and dollars on your personal presentation.

And with wild-style Uranus just arrived in your sign, that might be with considerably more daring flair than usual, so go on: surprise us.

GEMINI: An improvement-oriented, back-to-the-drawingboard approach suits this week best: reconnecting dots that will fire new neurons of understanding, and collaging information bytes together into a new design format. Though don’t expect ideas to take flight immediately. Be patient – you can’t build that highrise on shifting sands.

CANCER: : The Cancer clan are happiest in their home zone, so even if you’re birthdaying out and about on the town, this week’s happiest and most productive times will be at Crab Casa with old friends who feel like family – or new tribe members. You’ll spend more than you intended but really, who cares.

LEO: Events aren’t working against you, but are you working against them? Mars and Venus both in fixed signs – one of them yours – could solidify a standoff with neither side willing to give way. Mercury/Venus in Leo ensures you make what you say sweet to the ear, so why not play the charm card?

VIRGO: With communicator Mercury in the sign of grand and expansive, don’t be surprised by over-enthusiastic reactions, exaggerated versions of events or highly inflated quotes for services. This week the ancient Zen wisdom applies: Through all the marvellous days of times to come, refuse the delusions of people. Get second opinions and estimates.

LIBRA: As networking Mercury joins your personal pleasure planet Venus in the colourful, affectionate, party-loving sign of the Lion your friend circle expands, creative collaborations brew and a professional windfall could come through. You won’t even have to travel far, with so much happening in your own backyard and local community.

SCORPIO: The current bunch of fixed-sign energies plus retro Mars in your base of operations could heat up affairs in the home or office kitchen to bicker and squabble settings. If you’re having domestic dramas or arguments at work SAGITTARIUS: This advice applies to everyone during Mars retrograde, and if enough Sagittarians read it word gets around…

Before launching into that perfectly justified dummy spit, try using the acronym THINK: T is it true? H is it helpful? I inspiring? N necessary? K kind? By then you’ll have cooled down enough to communicate calmly.

CAPRICORN: Been hard at work with Saturnian determination?

Congratulations.

Just know that Mars retrograde, continuing for the next few weeks, isn’t a good time to start things. The cosmic disciplinemeister’s rewarding all your hard yards with some downtime in maintenance mode, so switch to cruise control and let the party planets set this week’s pace.

AQUARIUS: During retrograde periods when life doesn’t run according to plan, people get irritated and impatient.

With retro Mars in your sign, Aquarians are extra susceptible but hey, isn’t it a fabulous chance to upgrade your anger-management skills? A firm tug on the emergency brake will help voice this week’s displeasure discreetly.

PISCES: Planetary push in the sign of self-promotion suggests time spent on talking up current projects could hit paydirt this week. Since you’ll probably be doing a lot of this from home, freshen up the domestic setting with flowers, do some feng shui rearranging to get the energy humming and you’ll be even more effective.

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ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY 5 Q HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON BAY FRIEND ZONE Q RAILWAY HOTEL, BYRON BAY CHANGO TREE Q BEACH HOTEL, BYRON BAY 8.30PM THE BRUNGAS + GUESTS

GIG GUIDE

Q ST MARTIN’S, MULLUMBIMBY 7PM HOUSE OF BLISS KIRTAN WITH SANGEETA LAVIN Q KOHINUR HALL, MAIN ARM 7PM THE LAST WITCH Q LENNOX HOTEL 10PM DAN CLARK BAND

Q HOTEL BRUNSWICK 7PM JOSH LEE HAMILTON DUO

Q SUFFOLK PARK HOTEL 4PM MONKEY & THE FISH DUO

Q BYRON THEATRE 10.30AM CHILDREN’S AFRICAN DRUM AND DANCE WORKSHOP WITH GABRIEL OTU, 1.30PM KIDZCLUB SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM

Q BRUNSWICK PICTURE HOUSE 6PM REVELATION FILM FEST: MCKELLEN: PLAYING THE PART, 7PM VIRGINIA MINNESOTA

Q DOMA CAFE, FEDERAL 12PM GLENN KELLETT AND GUESTS

Q WOODY’S SURF SHACK, BYRON BAY 8PM REGGAE AFTERPARTY

Q HOTEL BRUNSWICK 4PM SALMONELLA DUB SOUND SYSTEM

Q BRUNSWICK PICTURE HOUSE 9.30AM THE PICTURE HOUSE CHOIR, 8PM REVELATION FILM FEST: BEAST

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Q BYRON FARMERS MARKET 8AM JESSE MORRIS

Q BALLINA RSL 7PM LEVEL ONE THE EVERLY BROTHERS & FRANKIE VALLI – CELEBRATING THE HITS – BOARDWALK PIANO BAR 4PM NARELLE HARRIS, 6.30PM MILO GREEN

Q BYRON SCOUT HALL WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE FESTIVAL

Q ILLAWONG HOTEL, EVANS HEAD 8.30PM PINK ZINC

Q KOHINUR HALL 7PM MAIN ARM THE LAST WITCH

Q THE STICKY WICKET BAR, BYRON BAY 9PM 3FORM DJS UPSTAIRS

Q ROUS HOTEL, LISMORE 7.30PM ROOTS MUSIC AT ROUS HOTEL – JIMMY DOWLING

Q BALLINA RSL 6,30PM BOARDWALK LEIGH JAMES

Q TREEHOUSE, BYRON BAY 7PM ALISHA TODD

Q LISMORE WORKERS CLUB 7.30PM TWO MEN & A LADYZ

Q WOODY’S SURF SHACK, BYRON BAY 8PM LIVE DJS

Q THE CHANNON TAVERN 7.30PM THE DIRTY CHANNEL DUO

Q BRUNSWICK PICTURE HOUSE 7PM THE LOVEYS EP LAUNCH

Q MURWILLUMBAH SERVICES CLUB 7.30PM PHIL GUEST

Q MARY G’S, LISMORE THE LITTLE EEGOS

Q MIDDLE PUB 7PM NICHOLE BROPHY

Q RIVERVIEW HOTEL, MURWILLUMBAH 8PM THE HEDONICS

Q LISMORE WORKERS CLUB 7.30PM HEKYL & JIVE

Q BYRON BAY GOLF CLUB 7PM TRIVIA

Q LENNOX HOTEL 9PM JAM NIGHT Q THE GOLLAN, LISMORE 7PM RIFF PSYCHIC SUPREME Q TWIN TOWNS, TWEED HEADS THE STAGE 12.30PM SOCIAL NEW VOGUE DANCING

FRIDAY 6 Q HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON BAY 9PM TIJUANA CARTEL Q RAILWAY HOTEL, BYRON BAY MARSHALL Q BEACH HOTEL, BYRON BAY 5PM JON J BRADLEY, 9PM FOLLOW THE FOX Q BYRON BAY BREWERY 6PM DAMAGED. CLOWNS, PAGAN, MASOCHIST, FLAT BICKIE, NO PARADE + MORE Q BYRON THEATRE 7PM LIFECHANGING FOOD SEMINAR PRESENTED BY QUIRKY COOKING Q BYRON SCOUT HALL WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE FESTIVAL Q SAFYA, BYRON BAY 6PM CHRIS WESEL Q THE STICKY WICKET BAR, BYRON BAY 9PM UPSTAIRS DJ KYLE WALKER, 9.30PM MARTA KALANI TRIO Q TREEHOUSE, BYRON BAY 7PM JAMES D’KHAN Q WOODY’S SURF SHACK, BYRON BAY 9PM ADAM HARPAZ Q PIZZA PARADISO, SUFFOLK PARK 6.30PM GREG KEW Q THE SUN, BYRON BAY 7PM GRACE & BEAU DUO Q BANGALOW ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL 5PM DYNASTY 8 PRESENT WINTEREST, WRAPPED IN MUSIC Q BANGALOW HOTEL CHANGO TREE Q HOTEL BRUNSWICK 7PM METHOD

Q BYRON SCHOOL OF ART PROJECT SPACE, MULLUMBIMBY 6PM AMELIA REID LIGHT HOUSE & LISA ARRONIS LOST/FOUND Q DRILL HALL THEATRE, MULLUMBIMBY 8PM THE CALL Q MIDDLE PUB, MULLUMBIMBY 8PM KRAPPYOKEE

Q KINGSCLIFF BEACH BOWLS 7.30PM JASON DELPHIN Q KINGSCLIFF BEACH HOTEL 7PM BENNY D WILLIAMS Q TWIN TOWNS, TWEED HEADS THE SHOWROOM 8.30PM PETE MURRAY Q CURRUMBIN RSL 5PM ACOUSTIC SESSIONS

SATURDAY 7 Q HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON BAY JACK TULLY & THE SEERS, THE DREGGS, SHAMBOLICS Q RAILWAY HOTEL, BYRON BAY DENNIS WILSON BAND Q BEACH HOTEL, BYRON BAY 5PM DJ LONGTIME, 9PM FONZAIUS Q BYRON BAY BREWERY 6PM COSMOS OSMOSIS – JAMES SCOTT, DALE STEPHEN, LORD SUT & JED STONE + R.I.A. WITH ADAJA BLACK, DJS & MUSICIANS COLLABORATE Q BYRON THEATRE 6PM TOP DOG FILM FESTIVAL 2018, 8.30PM GUTSY GIRLS ADVENTURE FILM TOUR 2018 Q BYRON SCOUT HALL WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE FESTIVAL Q ELEMENTS OF BYRON RESORT STAR STUFF II Q SAFYA, BYRON BAY 6PM OLE FALCOR Q THE STICKY WICKET BAR, BYRON BAY 9PM UPSTAIRS LOCAL DJS, JAMES SCOTT

Q BRUNSWICK PICTURE HOUSE 4PM REVELATION FILM FEST: MCKELLEN: PLAYING THE PART, 6PM THE EXPERIMENTAL CITY

Q BALLINA RSL BOWLING CLUB 6PM BOB WALTON

Q CLUB MULLUM 4PM STORIES IN THE CLUB – BACK TO THE GARDEN, LIVE MUSIC FROM CASS CURRAN

Q ILLAWONG HOTEL, EVANS HEAD 8.30PM DJ DISCO STATIK

Q DRILL HALL THEATRE, MULLUMBIMBY 2PM THE CALL Q MIDDLE PUB, MULLUMBIMBY 3PM JAM

Q MURWILLUMBAH SERVICES CLUB 6PM TANGLE Q CABARITA BEACH SPORTS CLUB 7.30PM CHESTER Q KINGSCLIFF BEACH HOTEL 7PM BOHEMIAN COWBOYS Q SHEOAK SHACK, FINGAL HEADS 2PM NICOLE BROPHY Q TWIN TOWNS, TWEED HEADS – THE SHOWROOM 8.30PM CELEBRATING THE EVERLY BROTHERS AND FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS Q CURRUMBIN RSL 4PM ACOUSTIC SESSIONS

SUNDAY 8 Q HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON BAY DAN HANNAFORD

Q BEACH HOTEL, BYRON BAY 4.30PM RAGGA JUMP, 8PM DJ DAVE DOG Q BYRON BAY BREWERY 8PM YOU AM I Q BYRON THEATRE 7PM WASTE FREE FOR THE SEA: SCREENING OF BLUE Q BYRON GOLF CLUB 2PM LIVE MUSIC Q ELEMENTS OF BYRON RESORT STAR STUFF II Q TREEHOUSE, BYRON BAY LUNCH ’TIL LATE SUNDAY SESSION DJ DANGEROUS COBRA & EVA J Q THE SUN, BYRON BAY 5PM MATT ARMITAGE

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Q NORTHERN RIVERS COMMUNITY GALLERY, BALLINA 11AM LAUNCH 2018 ANNUAL NAIDOC EXHIBITION – BECAUSE OF HER, WE CAN!

Q BYRON THEATRE 1.30AM KIDZCLUB, 6.30PM THE 11TH ARAKWAL NAIDOC WEEK FILM SCREENING 2018

Q ILLAWONG HOTEL, EVANS HEAD 3.30PM BOURBON STREET

Q WOODY’S SURF SHACK, BYRON BAY 9PM YEWSDAY LIVE DJS

Q RIVERVIEW HOTEL, MURRWILLUMBAH 2.30PM BILL JACOBI Q CHILLINGHAM MARKET 10AM OLIVER TWOHILL Q KINGSCLIFF BEACH HOTEL 3PM RAKU Q KINGSCLIFF SURF CLUB 3PM JON J BRADLEY Q CURRUMBIN RSL 4PM ACOUSTIC SESSIONS

MONDAY 9 Q HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON BAY NICK CUNNINGHAM Q RAILWAY HOTEL, BYRON BAY CHRIS ARONSTEN

Q BANGALOW HOTEL GAVIN DONIGER Q BRUNSWICK HEADS MEMORIAL HALL 5PM DYNASTY 8 PRESENT WINTEREST, WRAPPED IN MUSIC Q DRILL HALL THEATRE, MULLUMBIMBY 8PM THE CALL

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Q BRUNSWICK PICTURE HOUSE 11AM LITTLE KIDS STORY TELLING, TRISTAN BANKS READING ‘MY LIFE AND OTHER FAILED EXPERIMENTS' Q BANGALOW HOTEL 7PM OPEN MIC WITH SLIM PICKENS Q BANGALOW BOWLO 6PM SALSA CLASSES Q MIDDLE PUB, MULLUMBIMBY 7PM TRIVIA Q TWIN TOWNS, TWEED HEADS – THE STAGE 12.30PM LINE DANCING WITH RUSSELL HINTON, 3.30PM SOCIAL NEW VOGUE DANCING

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Thursday 12 July Bundjalung of Byron Bay Family Cultural Day

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INDEX Accountants & Bookkeepers ......................................42 Acupuncture .......................................................................42 Agent .....................................................................................42 Air Conditioning & Refrigeration .............................42 Antennas & Installation ................................................42 Antiques / Restoration ..................................................42 Appliance Repair ..............................................................42 Architects .............................................................................42 Automotive .........................................................................42 Bathroom Renovations .................................................42 Blinds, Awnings, Curtains, Shutters........................42 Bricklaying ..........................................................................42 Building Trades .................................................................42 Bush Regen & Weed Control .......................................43 Carpet Cleaning ................................................................43 Chimney Sweeping .........................................................43 Chiropractic ........................................................................43 Cleaning ...............................................................................43 Computer Services ..........................................................43 Concreting & Paving .......................................................43 Decks, Patios & Extensions..........................................43 Dentists .................................................................................43 Design & Drafting ............................................................43 Driveway Maintenance .................................................43 Earthmoving & Excavation..........................................43 Electricians ..........................................................................43 Fencing..................................................................................44 Floor Sanding & Polishing ...........................................44 Garage Doors .....................................................................44 Garden & Property Maintenance .............................44 Garden Design...................................................................44 Gas Suppliers .....................................................................44 Glaziers .................................................................................44 Guttering..............................................................................44 Handypersons ...................................................................44 Health ....................................................................................44 Hire..........................................................................................44 Hot Water Systems ..........................................................44 Ironing ...................................................................................44 Kitchens ................................................................................44 Landscape Design ...........................................................44 Landscaping ......................................................................44 Laundry Services ..............................................................44 Lawnmower Repairs .......................................................44 Lighting ................................................................................44 Locksmith ............................................................................44 Osteopathy .........................................................................45 Painting ................................................................................45 Permaculture......................................................................45 Pest Control ........................................................................45 Photography ......................................................................45 Physiotherapy ...................................................................45 Picture Framing ................................................................45 Picture Hanging ................................................................45 Plastering.............................................................................45 Plumbers ..............................................................................45 Printing & Copying Services .......................................45 Removalists.........................................................................45 Roofing..................................................................................45 Rubbish Removal .............................................................45 Scrap Metal Merchants .................................................45 Septic Systems...................................................................45 Sewing & Alterations......................................................46 Solar Installation ..............................................................46 Stonemason........................................................................46 Swimming Pools ...............................................................46 Tiling ......................................................................................46 Tree Services ......................................................................46 Upholstery...........................................................................46 Valuers ..................................................................................46 Veterinary Surgeons ......................................................46 Water Filters .......................................................................46 Water Tanks & Tank Cleaning .....................................46 Waxing ..................................................................................46 Web Design Services ......................................................46 Welding .................................................................................46 Window Tinting .................................................................46

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0410 534 081

Licence # 289899C

ACUPUNCTUREâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE. Mary-Ellen Young .................0403 477972

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COOLMAN AIR CONDITIONING 23 years experience. Lic 178464C AU30147 ..............0412 641753 RAINBOW REGION AIR CONDITIONING ARC AU36141. Lic No. 264313C.....................0487 264137

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BRICKLAYING BRICK/BLOCK LAYING Contractors. Lic 291958C. Phone Mark ........................................0409 444268

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0427 196 962

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CALL BRETT 0414 542 019

BYRON ANTENNA SERVICE Call me first for fast service. Richard ..................................0401 190960

ANTIQUES / RESTORATION

SERVICING THE BYRON SHIRE

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS REPAIR & SERVICE TV. Audio. Antennas .......... 66843575 or 0414 922786

ARCHITECTS FRANK STEWART ARCHITECT Reg. 6075. www.frankstewart.com.au............................66856984 OCEANARC ARCHITECTS Reg. 6042 www.oceanarc.com.au ..............................................66855001

AUTOMOTIVE DINGO DEMOLITIONS & ASBESTOS REMOVAL ................................. 66834008 or 0407 728998 CARPENTER All jobs. Michael Dow. Lic 147675C .................................... 66291169 or 0412 967677 BUILDER â&#x20AC;&#x201C; JOHN McGAURAN Personalised Service. 20 yrs exp. Lic 170208C .............0415 793242 FABRICA JOINERY Quality kitchens/timber doors/windows. Lic 244652C .........................66808162 BUILDER CARPENTER Extensions, renos, new homes, insurance, all jobs. Lic 19953 .......... 0403 458177 â&#x20AC;¢ Tyres â&#x20AC;¢ Batteries â&#x20AC;¢ Wheel Alignments LEGENDARY CARPENTER/JOINER Lic 39791 Decks, studios, pergolas etc Paul Varendorff ..66845035 or 0414 842602 MULLUMBIMBY TYRE SERVICE Dalley Street, Mullumbimby 6684 2016 OFFROAD TYRES BUILDER Renovations, maintenance, 30yrs exp. mchughdesign.com.au Lic 29792C....0408 663420 EXTENSIONS & RENOVATIONS Excellent quality. Builder: Levi Alexander Lic 189611C ..0402 434154 MECHANICAL REPAIRS, WARREN SIMMONS Byron Bay ..................................................66858500 CARPENTER HANDYMAN FB Gregâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Handyman Services Byron Bay Lic No 1039897....0414 109595 BAYSIDE RADIATORS Windscreens & air-con. Billinudgel. AU29498 .................................66802444 CARPENTER. Insured & qualified. Homes, extensions, decks, free quotes. Lic 231104C..0431 674377

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Service Directory BUSH REGENERATION & WEED CONTROL

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Native bush regeneration, tree planting and weed control. Fully insured and qualified with more than 12 years’ local experience.

Free property assessments and quotes.

Window Cleaning Professionals Call Glenn or Tracey 0403 428 232 or 6680 9901

EARTHMOVING PLANT HIRE

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Quality Exterior Refinishing

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Pressure cleaning Roof cleaning

WEED CONTROL SPECIALIST Management plans drawn up........................................0418 110714

CARPET CLEANING

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TENDER LOVING CARE Specialising in household carpet cleaning Speedy Drying

Kevin & Margaret Bower FRANCHISE OF THE YEAR!

(02) 6684 1001

Green & Clean

Carpet and upholstery cleaning, urine extraction, rust removal, heavy traffic areas, deodorising and sanitation.

Cleans deeply, dries in 1-2 hours

Far North Coast NSW John & Teresa

0408 232 066

Commercial / Domestic / Insurance

APEX CARPET CLEANING www.apexcarpetcleaning.com.au......................... Nathan 0412 926441

Roadworks incl Driveways, Carparks & General Excavation

Phone Jeremy 0409 146 052

TINY EARTHWOR

Phone Oliver 0419 789 600

Philip Toovey

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0409 799 909

Lighthouse Cleaning

various implements available for limited access projects

Holiday lets and Airbnb, residential homes and end of lease cleans, bond cleans etc.

Friendly reliable and trustworthy local service.

EARTHMOVING & PLANT HIRE

Phone: 0449 765 106 CLEAN AS IT’S BEEN TEAM Home, Bond back, anytime, references ...................................66882372 DONE & DUSTED CLEANING Going the extra mile, professional, dependable...............0498 731447 DETAILED STEAM CLEANING Natural products. Bathrooms, kitchens, spring cleans .0410 723601 AIRBNB HOSTING SERVICES Cleaning, linen, restocking, bookings.............................0410 630042 BYRON & BEYOND CLEANING Brunswick to Ballina & inland towns from $35ph........0451 102239 HOLIDAY CLEANERS AVAILABLE NOW! Domestic, AirBnB, last-minute. Local, exp & reliable .0421 360961 IMMACULATE CLEANING SERVICES Northern Rivers Area...........................................0487 013372

COMPUTER SERVICES

Specialising in driveway construction & maintenance

• Tip trucks 3 to 12 tonne • Excavator 5 to 21 tonne • Driveways • Roads • Acreage clearing • House pads • Drainage • Carparks • Bush rocks • Rock walls • Competitive rates

Training & assessment: earthmoving plant & forklift – nationally recognised qualifications

0410 056 228 / 0427 663 678

STEVE BROWN EARTHMOVING Specialising in road repairs & driveways Rock walls, clearing, house shed and tank pads.

Augers – hole boring. All general earthworks, excavators, positrack, bobcat, roller and tipper hire.

Ph: 6684 0160 Mob: 0439 840 160

CHIMNEY SWEEPING

5.5 TONNE EXCAVATOR, POSITRACK & TIPPER HIRE

THE ORIGINAL CHIMNEY SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEY NEEDS TO BE CLEANED ONCE A YEAR! • Avoid dangerous chimney fires • Improve fireplace performance

FIREPLACE INSTALLATION & REPAIRS BE WISE • BE SAFE

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Specialising in road works, land clearing, retaining walls and general earthworks.

Augers and rock grab available.

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BEST THE W OOD FIRinEthe Shire

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS | FREE QUOTES 0432 299 283

6688 4375 • 0405 350 682

5.5 tonne excavator & 12 tonne tipper

BLACKS CHIMNEY SWEEPING & REPAIRS AHHA member, insured. 3rd generation .....66771905

• Driveways • Landscaping • Rock walls • House & shed sites

CHIROPRACTIC

• Land clearing • Augers, rock grab & breaker attachments • Free quotes

Luke Jarrett – 0431 329 630

BAY FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC Peter Wuehr 17 Bangalow Rd Byron Bay ..............................66855282

MOBILE COMPUTER SUPPORT Home & business workrightcomputersupport.com.au 0422 804449 WAVE OF LIFE NETWORK CHIRO (lowforce) 8/9 Fletcher St, Byron Bay. Andrew Badman...66858553 BETTER CALL SAUL The Mac Doctor. Repairs. Upgrades. Used Macs.............................0411 562111

MULLUM CHIROPRACTIC Massage & chiropractic. 110 Dalley St .....................................66841028 BYRON BAY CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Bruce Campbell. 1/12 Tasman Way, A&I Estate ....66858159 CAPE BYRON HOLISTIC CHIROPRACTIC Shane Eade. 6/14 Middleton St .....................0467 660323

CLEANING

ACTION WINDOW & PRESSURE CLEANING

• House washing • High pressure or soft wash • Window cleaning • Driveways, paths & roofs • Gutters & flyscreens • Water efficient • Free quotes Phone Joe or Helen 6687 4655 or 0412 495750

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0434 539 979

• Window Cleaning • Screens & Tracks • Pressure Washing • House •Roof • Paths • Solar

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CONCRETING & PAVING

SALISBURY CONCRETING

Over 25 yrs local experience. All forms of concreting.

• Residential Civil Industrial.

• Resurfacing and rejuvenation of existing concrete.

• Steel fixing & formwork.

DARYL 0418 234 302 OR 02 6680 1793

Lic.136717c

MICHAEL SCHWAGER 108 Stuart Street, Mullumbimby ...................................................66841962

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NORTHERN RIVERS TRENCHING 65hp chain trencher, mini excavator, cable locating.0402 716857

BANGALOW MINI DIGGER SERVICE Exp operator 1.8 tonne multiple attachments .....0413 878978 PLATINUM CONCRETE 20 years experience. Free quotes. Lic 225874C. Justin ..............0458 773788 BYRON BAY BOBCAT & TIPPER HIRE Driveways, rubbish removal. Ian.......................0412 853479 FLANAGAN CONCRETING & EXCAVATIONS. Lic No. 310498C. Ph Andrew ..................0401 968173 BEAU JARDIN 1.8 tonne excavator & 3 tonne tip truck .................................................0417 054443 ADVANCED CONCRETE POLISHING Grind & seal, polished concrete. Shane ................0419 961708

ELECTRICIANS

DECKS, PATIOS & EXTENSIONS FULL CIRCLE REFINISHING Timber & deck oiling, coating, stripping. Fast free quotes .....0419 789600 THE DECK DOCTOR Sanding & refinishing, cable balustrading. Free quotes. Richard ...0407 821690

DENTISTS

24 HOUR SERVICE

0439 624 945

BANGALOW DENTAL In the Medical Centre Complex, Bangalow ......................................66872766 GAVIN STUART & MARTIN ACKLAND Banora Seaview Dental, Banora Point 30 mins north of Ewingsdale. Open Sat. early & late appointments ................................07 55234090 LITTLE LANE DENTAL, MULLUMBIMBY ...........................................................................66842816 BRUNSWICK HOLISTIC DENTAL CENTRE .......................................................................66851264 MICHAEL LEACH 100 Stuart Street, Mullumbimby .............................................................66842644

DESIGN & DRAFTING BAREFOOT BUILDING DESIGN www.barefootbuildingdesign.com..........Bob Acton 0407 787993 DAVID ROBINSON DESIGN DRAFTING All Council & construction requirements ......0419 880048 BYRON ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN & DRAFTING www.beedad.com.au ...............0423 531448

DRIVEWAY MAINTENANCE 20 Year+s Exp.

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02 66 804 173 All Jobs Small or Large

Domestic Commercial

Lic: 154293c

TLC

Full Circle

Truck Mounted Machine

EARTHMOVING & EXCAVATION

DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL JAMIE 0408 809 817 licence no. 201775c

ELECTRICAL Steve Nicholls ph: 0455 445 343 lic: EC28753

SECURITY, DATA, TV Tim Nicholls ph: 0468 384 203 lic: 000102498

'ULYHZD\ 3RWKROH 6SHFLDOLVW Specialising in Asphalt Driveways, Subdivisions, Earthworks, Carparks and all Maintenance!

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Jai – 0467 482 948

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Service Directory ELECTRICIANS (continued)

HEALTH â&#x20AC;˘ Acreage Mowing Specialist â&#x20AC;˘ Irrigation â&#x20AC;˘ Landscaping â&#x20AC;˘ Rubbish Removal Byron Shire â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Ballina Shire â&#x20AC;˘ Fully Licensed & Insured

0458 267 777

Contact Vadi: 0404

978 383

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Lic. 211410C

THE BYRON BAY GARDEN & LANDSCAPING COMPANY Structural Landscaping

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Suffolk Park

0434 329 111

0414 905 900

Lic No: 143433C | ACRS Master Cabler A017916

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6684 8239

0430 297 101 / 6684 5437

Michael Lamb providing Byron Shire with quality electrical services since g 1984

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â&#x20AC;˘ OTHER HEALTH RELATED SECTIONS IN THIS SERVICE DIRECTORY: Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Counselling, Dentists, Osteopathy, Physiotherapy MULLUMBIMBY COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CENTRE 60 Stuart St...............................66841511 ACUPUNCTURE & COSMETIC MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne ...........................................66857366 MULLUMBIMBY HERBALS Naturopathy, Ayurveda, Massage, Herbs. .............................66843002 WWW.EASTCOASTPILATES.COM.AU Judy Leane BSpSc ..............................................0408 110006

HIRE MULLUM HIRE Builders, party and much more ........................www.mullumhire.com.au 66843003 BYRON HIRE Building & home handyman equipment hire ........ www.byronhire.com.au 66856228

IRONING THE IRONING LADY Ironing Service. Suffolk Park $30/hr. Angela.................................0414 719680

KITCHENS D HINGED Kitchens & Joinery. Lic 283553C. www.hinged.com.au ....................... Dave 0409 843689 ABOVEBOARD KITCHENS, BATHROOMS & ALTERATIONS Lic 80677C ...................0415 661814 AB KITCHENS. Best price guarantee. Lic No 110646C. Steve .........................................0413 281324

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

BEAU JARDIN We design & build beautiful gardens www.beaujardin.com.au Lic 177274C ...0417 054443 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Garden Design & Property Planning. Andrew Pawsey ..........0478 519804 Lic. 236341C Ă&#x160;Ă&#x160; Ă&#x160; /, Ă&#x160;UĂ&#x160; "Ă&#x160; " Ă&#x160;/""Ă&#x160; MULLUM.MOWING@gmail.com. Ride-on, large lawns & acreage. Ph Peter................0423 756394 SHANE TURNER LANDSCAPES 25 yrs exp. Creative, reliable & affordable ...................0418 688171 COUGHRAN ELECTRICAL 24 hour service, Lic 154293C .......................... 0439 624945 or 66804173 GUTTERS CLEANED Solar panel cleaning, all areas, free quotes, fully insured ... 66841778 or 0405 922839 RONNIE SPINKS Everything electrical. Lic 27673 .........................................................0429 802355 A-Z Lawns & acreage, trees & hedges, clean ups & tip runs, all gutters ..........................0405 625697 BYRON BAY ELECTRICAL Geoff Bensley. Lic EC 34079 ...................................................0427 857824 JP ELECTRICAL Level 2 ASP Under-g/O-head lines, Pwr poles, Solar. Lic 133082C ........0432 289705 A.C.E. LAWNMOWING & GARDENING Best rates, reliable, guaranteed.............Sam 0438 655763

LANDSCAPING

CHRIS APPEL. Ocean Shores. Lic EC 22349.....................................................................0422 607444 JIM LABELLE ELECTRICAL O.Shores, Mullum, Byron, Brunswick. Lic 176417C..............0415 126028 SPINKS ELECTRICAL Lic 284939C..................................................................Call Mitch 0421 843477 BLUE BEE ELECTRICAL 25 years experience. Lic 189508C. Call Dave ............................0429 033801 BUFFALO ELECTRICAL Head down since 1978. Lic No 131681C ...................................0404 308705

LEAF IT TO US Acreage mowing specialists, all sizes ......................................................0402 487213

FENCING

THE BURBS MOWING All suburban mowing. Andrew .................................................0431 248888

PAULâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MOWING Lawns, edges, hedges, local & reliable. Mullum, Bruns, O.Shores ......0422 958791 A GREEN EARTH Garden restoration, maintenance, tree & rubbish removal ................0405 716552 TIP RUNS & RUBBISH REMOVALS 4m3 trailer..............................................................0408 210772 BYRON BAY BRUSH CUTTING Acreage mowing, garden detailing, swiss quality Gyan .0402 728207

POOLSAFE GLASS FENCING

GARDEN DESIGN

BYRON & BEYOND FENCING Any fence, any time, prompt quotes....... 66804766 or 0416 424256 EDL FENCING Installations & repairs. Prompt service ............................. 66771852 or 0432 107262

GAS SUPPLIERS

FLOOR SANDING & POLISHING NJH FLOOR SANDING Eco oils, hard wax oils & water-based finishes. Nathan .............0420 215716 THE FLOOR SANDER non-toxic finishes. Free quotes richardneylan1@bigpond.com ...0407 821690

GARAGE DOORS

Free Delivery

1176 Myocum Rd, Mullumbimby (just past golf course)

6684 2323 / 0418 663 983

Shaun Savage Landscapes Established 2008 ~ Lic No: 247282c

GARDEN DESIGN, FENG SHUI www.simplybeautifulspaces.com.au...........................Lyn 0428 884329

GLASS & ALUMINIUM POOL FENCING PROFESSIONALS 0499 178 297 psgfencingnsw@gmail.com

â&#x20AC;˘ Sand â&#x20AC;˘ Soils â&#x20AC;˘ Gravels â&#x20AC;˘ Pots & statues â&#x20AC;˘ Lots, lots more

Specialising in: â&#x20AC;˘ Retaining Walls â&#x20AC;˘ Pool Surrounds â&#x20AC;˘ Block Work â&#x20AC;˘ Paving â&#x20AC;˘ TurďŹ ng â&#x20AC;˘ Stonework 20 Years Experience

0405 594 288 SOIL MULCH GRAVEL

Locally Owned Est 18 years

No Rental Reliable

18 Lucky Lane Billinudgel Industrial Estate

www.brunswickvalleygas.com

6680 1575 or 0408 760 609

CRACKER DUST ROAD BASE FIRE WOOD

landscaping supplies

0266 804555

GLAZIERS

LICENCE NO:175956C ABN: 03 113 342 699

QUALITY GARAGE DOORS TO SUIT ALL BUDGETS

7 Stinson Street, Ballina Ph: 02 6686 4238 W: www.cmgd.com.au E: info@cmgd.com.au

Garage Doors & Openers

24/7 EMERGENCY GLASS 0415 660 801

6685 8588

Mirrors â&#x20AC;˘ Security doors and screens Shower screens â&#x20AC;˘ Commercial glazing BYRON GLASS & ALUMINIUM Home, Shop & Office. 24 hr/7 days. Lic 313329C ..............66808123

GUTTERING

GARDEN & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

Gutter guard Gutter cleaning Locally owned Fully insured Free quotes Call Junior for friendly, genuine advice and service.

www.spotlessgutters.com.au

0405 922 839 or AH 6684 1778 ABN 180 623 364 42 GUTTERING & DOWNPIPES Leaf Guard. Lic 60414C. Darryl Patterson .........................0414 889453

HANDYPERSONS A TO Z HANDYMAN SERVICES Tip runs, pressure cleaning, gardening, odd jobs ....Andre 66847553 or 0439 495247

ACREAGE CARE

A.S.A.P. All renos, carpentry, plastering, painting, studios & bathrooms .......................0405 625697

FOR ALL YOUR RURAL ASSET MANAGEMENT

HANDY ANDY Carpentry, plastering, welding ......................................... 66884324 or 0476 600956

From 4x4 tractor slashing to house yard maintenance Complete care plans provided for ALL ongoing customers

AWESOME REPAIRS Professional, commercial & domestic. Wayne...............................0423 218417

FULLY INSURED â&#x20AC;˘ FREE QUOTES 100% satisfaction! charlibearlawncare@hotmail.com

0497 413 344 â&#x20AC;˘ www.charlibearlawncare.com

Paola Landscapes Pty Ltd Garden Clean Ups Gutter Cleaning Lawn Maintenance Irrigation & Repairs Hedge Trimming Planting & Lawn Edging Turf Laying Full Garden Maintenance Servicing Residential, Commercial and Government PLEASE CALL MATTHEW PAOLA 0431 871 245

44 July 4, 2018 The Byron Shire Echo

QualiďŹ ed Structural Landscaper

Lic 308722C

Landscape Design | Construction | Retaining Walls | Pergolas | Paving Dylan 0409 785 584 www.otrlandscaping.com.au EXPERIENCED STONE MASONS SERVICING THE NORTHERN RIVERS

Artisan masonry | Quality craftsmanship All aspects of stone work GAVIN

0410 931 969

gdsstone@gmail.com

Licence 292757c

SUBTROPICALLANDSCAPES.COM.AU 20 years exp. Lic 231789C ................................0405 122456 VARENDORFF LANDSCAPES Dip. Lscape Des & Hort. Lic 39791..............66845035 or 0414 842602 LEMONTREELANDSCAPES.COM.AU Liam. Lic No 277154C .........................................0423 700853

LAUNDRY SERVICES

LAUNDRY

FAST TURNAROUND â&#x20AC;&#x201C; AIR BNB â&#x20AC;˘ Self serve / service wash â&#x20AC;˘ New front loaders & dryers â&#x20AC;˘ Domestic & commercial services

Mullum Wash House â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0439 001 545 Bangalow Wash House â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0412 302 246 OPEN EVERY DAY

LIGHTING

THE HANDYMAN CAN All home maintenance, repairs, painting, odd jobs etc .............0427 110953 RELIABLE HANDYMAN SERVICES Michael ...........................................66844970 or 0405 325569 G LANZENI HANDYMAN SERVICE & property maintenance. Byron Bay ....................0412 395604 CARPENTER/BUILDER Renos, timber decks, pergolas, cabins, fencing. Tori Bergin .....0481 785008 MCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HANDYMAN SERVICES Exp. painter, home repairs, odd jobs. Great rates............0412 559509 ABSOLUTE HANDYMAN. Repairs, renovation, maintenance ........................................0402 281638 ALL TIMBER REPAIRS. Qualified Joiner/Handyman, well presented. Andrew .............0412 293732 EXP GARDENER, grounds & maint, handyman, labourer. Fit, reliable & responsible ....0404 130953

Lighting Showroom Open 9am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 5pm Mon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Fri Unit 5, 21-23 Tasman Way, Byron A+I Estate Free on-site consultancy 6680 7007 creativelightingsolutions.com.au

CREATIVE LIGHTING SOLUTIONS LOCKSMITH

GOOD NEWS HANDYMAN Carpentry, home repairs/renovations etc. Jesse..................0458 968290 MOBILE LOCKSMITH SERVICE Automotive car keys & lock installation/repair .............0412 764148

Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au/byron-echo

Service Directory OSTEOPATHY

PHYSIOTHERAPY

OSTEOPATHY

LEAPFROG REMOVALS

BANGALOW PHYSIOTHERAPY Manual therapies, acupuncture, mat/reformer Pilates classes.

Kim Snellgrove, Cally Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hara ................................................................................................66872330

at Mullumbimby Comprehensive Health Centre

0432 334 200 02 6680 8170

NICK EDMOND Physiotherapy & Acupuncture. Open Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday

Dr. Matthew Fourro (Osteo) Dr. Egbert Weber (Osteo) 60 Stuart Street, Mullumbimby | 02 6626 7900

466 Main Arm Road, Mullumbimby.....................................................................................66845288

OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY Manual therapies, dry needling, custom orthotics, shock

â&#x20AC;˘ DEPARTMENT OF FAIR TRADING INFO: When dealing with home owners, painters are required wave therapy, real time ultrasound. Nigel Pitman, Ilse V Oostenbrugge, Steve Clifford.......66803499 to quote a licence number only for external work valued over $5000.

EWINGSDALE PHYSIO Renata Tenta. Matrix Rhythm Therapy, home visits avail................66847838

BYRON BAY

â&#x20AC;˘ Domestic & Commercial â&#x20AC;˘ Servicing all areas â&#x20AC;˘ Workmanship guaranteed â&#x20AC;˘ Attention to detail

0438 784 226 â&#x20AC;˘ 6685 4154

Lic No 189144C

ALL-WAYS PAINTING

leapfrogremovals@yahoo.com.au

ANTHONY Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ORSOGNA Physiotherapy, acupuncture, hydrotherapy Suffolk Park 1 Bryce St ... 66853511

CONTINENCE / PELVIC FLOOR Janelle Angel ..................Bangalow 66872337 & Mâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;bah 66723818 NORTH COAST OSTEOPATHY Jodie Jacobs. Mon, Wed, Fri..............................................66857517 PETRA KARNI Physio, Craniosacral, Alexander Technique. Byron. Open Saturdays.......0403 226858

PAINTING

BYRON BAYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S LOCAL REMOVALIST MOVING THE SHIRE FOR OVER 10 YEARS

Â&#x2021; /RFDO Â&#x2021; &RXQWU\ Â&#x2021; ,QWHUVWDWH /2&$/ Â&#x2021; 6<'1(< Â&#x2021; *2/' &2$67 Â&#x2021; %5,6%$1( Â&#x2021; 0(/%2851(

02 6684 2198

TXHULHV#PXOOXPELPE\UHPRYDOV FRP DX

PETER FARRELL Cold laser, manual therapy & exercise, Mullumbimby ..............................66843385

PICTURE FRAMING BILLINUDGEL CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 7/1 Wilfred St, Billinudgel ........................66803444 MULLUM PICTURE FRAMERS Stuart St rear lane behind Mitre 10 ............................0403 734791

PLASTERING

www.shiftremovals.com.au LOCAL + INTERSTATE REMOVALS ROAD + RAIL FREIGHT CONTAINER REMOVALS + TRANSPORT

0434 391 855

PLASTERING CONTRACTOR DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL C. A. Warwick Lic. No. 114578C Â&#x2021; )UHH TXRWHV Â&#x2021; *\SURFN Ă&#x20AC; [LQJ VHWWLQJ

&UDLJ 0413

451 186 / 6680 4660

DQQH P ZDUZLFN#JPDLO FRP X FINALIST OF THE MASTER PAINTERS OF AUSTRALIA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE X ENVIRO FRIENDLY PAINTING X 6680 7573 0415 952 494 X www.yvesdewilde.com.au LIC 114372C

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Lic 167371C

www.duluxaccredited.com.au

4XDOLILHG Âą ,QVXUHG /RFDO

Mark Wopling

ROOFING

PLUMBERS NEED A PLUMBER? DRAINER? GASFITTER?

Chay 0429 805 081

Professional Property Protection you can Trust

â&#x20AC;˘ Targeted treatments for all pests with â&#x20AC;&#x153;no sprayâ&#x20AC;? cockroach treatments â&#x20AC;˘ If you have found live termites, do not disturb them and call us for advice!

No cost for quoting on active termites Relax, when safety, reputation and experience matters, we are the experts

6685 4490 or AH on 0414 769 018

www.sanctuarypest.com.au

YOUR PEST & TERMITE SPECIALISTS www.allpestsolutions.com.au

0404 053 857

ALL ROOF RESTORATIONS And pressure cleaning. Byron Bay. Free Quotes..................0421 502642 Lic. No. 206913C

All Plumbing Blocked drains GasďŹ tting Solar Hot Water

RUBBISH REMOVAL OCEAN SHORES SKIPS Mini skip specialists ......................................... 0412 161564 or 66841232 BYRON SKIPS & RUBBISH REMOVAL 2, 3, 4 & 6 m3 bins available ..............................0450 300360 TIP RUNS & RUBBISH REMOVAL 4m3 trailer................................................................0408 210772

A UTE LOAD OF STUFF .................................................................................................0408 210772 JARRAH DAVIDSON Plumbing, draining, gas fitting & roofing. Lic 187712C................0438 668025 TIPPER HIRE avail for rubbish removal & tip runs. Jono................................................0412 871438 BILL CONNORS All plumbing/draining. Lic #1051 .................................. 66801403 or 0414 801403

SCRAP METAL MERCHANTS

HRH PLUMBING Providing a prompt, reliable & efficient service. Lic 220755C ............0402 652017 ADM PLUMBING SERVICESâ&#x20AC;Ś (NO JOB TOO SMALL)â&#x20AC;Ś Lic 234528C. ....... Call Adam 0466 992483 BUCHANAN PLUMBING & GAS - Gasfitter - Luke - Lic 225997C ..................................0407 119910

PRINTING & COPYING SERVICES

BYRON CASH FOR SCRAP EEr all FroR p off fo g

D washin steel, es and machin ers dry

@ BRUNSWICK BYRON AUTO WRECKERS Buying: â&#x20AC;˘ Scrap metal â&#x20AC;˘ Aluminium â&#x20AC;˘ Copper â&#x20AC;˘ Brass â&#x20AC;˘ Lead â&#x20AC;˘ Car Batteries Next to Tyagarah Service Station

PaciďŹ c Highway, Tyagarah 6684 2351

PRINTWORKS Traditional / Digital art@mullumprintworks.com.au .................................66843633

Andyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Move & More

PHOTOGRAPHY

Tree Faerie Fotos

Professional â&#x20AC;˘ Commercial â&#x20AC;˘ Personal 30+ years experience in commercial photography and photojournalism

www.treefaeriefotos.com â&#x20AC;˘ 0417 427 518 North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au

Small and Medium Moves, Tip Runs & Deliveries, 1 or 2 Men at Low Prices to Most Areas Based from Byron Bay & Mullumbimby Calls always returned

SHIRE REMOVALS & FREIGHT CO â&#x20AC;˘ Freight services to Brisbane weekly â&#x20AC;˘ Carriers of ďŹ ne art â&#x20AC;˘ Furniture removal â&#x20AC;˘ E-bay pick up & delivery

6681 4912 / 0409 917646

r cars â&#x20AC;&#x201C; unwanted cash for som paid e

SEWERAGE MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS Installing, maintaining and repairing onsite sewerage management systems in Tweed & Byron Shires for over 25 years.

M 0418 754 149 P 07 5523 9930 NSW Lic. L10007 QLD Lic. 13395

0429 149 533 Est 2006

From Middle Pocket to Middle Earth â&#x20AC;&#x201C; just give us a ring

FREE T avail fo OW

SEPTIC SYSTEMS

REMOVALISTS

THE PEST MAN EXTRAORDINAIRE Second opinion / alternative views. 50 yrs exp .....0418 110714 BRUNSWICK BYRON PEST CONTROL................................................................................66842018

Email: montysmetalrooďŹ ng@gmail.com www.montysmetalrooďŹ ng.com.au

ALL ROOF CLEANING Experienced, insured & fast free quotes. Call ..............................0419 789600

BLOCKED DRAINS Drain camera, no dig repairs. Drain Pipe King. Lic 237124C ...................66770004

Free quotes on active termites Environmentally safe

Craig Montgomery â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0418 870 362

0411 683 003

MARK STRATTON All plumbing & emergency. Sewer drain camera/locator. Lic 57803C ....0419 019035

02 6681 6555

Licence NSW: 30715C Licence QLD: 1227049

WWW.ZACMACTAGGARTMETALROOFING.COM.AU

mwoplingpainting@hotmail.com

PEST CONTROL

ROOFING

Metal RooďŹ ng Installations â&#x20AC;˘ Guttering Downpipes â&#x20AC;˘ Fascia â&#x20AC;˘ Skylights â&#x20AC;˘ Whirlybird Patios â&#x20AC;˘ Repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Leaf Guard

Ć&#x2021; NEW ROOFS Ć&#x2021; RE ROOFS Ć&#x2021; INSULATED ROOF PANELS Ć&#x2021; Ć&#x2021; FASCIA & GUTTERS Ć&#x2021; REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE Ć&#x2021;

The ďŹ nishing touch to your home

AD PAINTING by John Hand. Lic 13246C ................................................ 0413 185399 or 66841249 JOSS PAINTING 30 years experience. Free quotes ..................................66846970 or 0421 976843

MONTYS METAL

ZAC MACTAGGART METAL ROOFING PTY LTD

24 years experience

QUALIFIED â&#x20AC;˘ INSURED â&#x20AC;˘ LOCAL â&#x20AC;˘ FREE QUOTES

Mob: 0409 451 518

DOMESTIC â&#x20AC;˘ INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL

LIC: 223489C

ABN 31 490 733 798 LIC 203196C

Painting & Decorating Accredited

COL JENKINS PLASTER Gyprock, renovations, repairs. No job too small ......................0401 078733 MAN WITH A VAN/TRUCK Reasonable rates. Phone Don ............................................0414 282813

20 YEARS LOCAL SERVICE

)UHH 4XRWHV \HDUV ([SHULHQFH

0434 391 855

GLENN WATERS For the finish you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t see. Lic 58928C...............................................0427 908129 BENNY CAN MOVE IT! .................................................................................................0402 199999 GYPROCK PLASTERING SERVICE New homes, extensions, renos, 40yrs exp. Dave......0457 117654 CAPE BYRON REMOVALS Local, Brisbane, Melbourne weekly. Since 1989 ..................0413 505893

Licence No. 207479C

YVES DE WILDE

QUALITY PAINTING SERVICES

www.byronbaycontainerstorage.com.au

LONG + SHORT TERM CONTAINERS FOR HIRE

NORTHERN ENVIRONMENTAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT

NEWT TRINE SOLUTIONS Local waste specialists. Plumbers, drainers & gas fitters. Lic 138031C .. 0407 439805

The Byron Shire Echo July 4, 2018 45

Service Directory

Classifieds

SEWING & ALTERATIONS

TREE SERVICES

SEWING Repairs & alterations. Byron Bay & all areas. Phone Jan ..................................0427 570812

CHOPPY CHOP TREE SERVICES

SANDIEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SEWING Bulk garment manufacture. Est 20 years ........................................0409 060393

The Fully Insured Professionals

â&#x20AC;˘ Stump Grinding â&#x20AC;˘ Bobcat â&#x20AC;˘ Cherrypicker â&#x20AC;˘ Crane Truck â&#x20AC;˘ 18â&#x20AC;? Chipper

SOLAR INSTALLATION Pioneers of the solar industry

Serving Northern NSW since 1998

Mark Linder QualiďŹ ed Arborist 0408 202 184 choppychoptrees@bigpond.com

Call us on 6679 7228

Your local, qualiďŹ ed team. m 0428 320 262 Specialists in standalone & e sunbeamsolar@bigpond.com grid interact system designs.

ECHO CLASSIFIEDS 6684 1777 CLASSIFIED AD BOOKINGS

DEADLINE TUES 12PM

PHONE ADS

Publication day is Wednesday, booking deadlines are the day before publication.

Ads may be taken by phone on

6684 1777

Electric Lic 124600c

RATES & PAYMENT

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Ads can be lodged in person at the Mullum Echo office:

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LdS Silviculture

Village Way, Stuart St, Mullumbimby

Specialising in all aspects of tree work including milling services

Eddy 0477 Karl 0423

720 200 396 508

EMAIL ADS

adcopy@echo.net.au Line classies:

classifieds@echo.net.au

www.saegroup.com.au

Electrical License # QLD: 72258 | NSW: 227562C

The Future of Solar

Patrick - 0425 256 802

Juno Energy is your local authorised energy specialist for home & business.

Call us for a consultation.

www.junoenergy.com.au licence number: 255292C

SUMMERLAND TREE SERVICES ............................................. Call Tim 66877677 or 0417 698227 PETER GRAY Grad. Cert. Arb. AQF8. Consulting arborist................................................0414 186161 BYRON TREE SERVICES Qualified, insured. Call Alex ....................................................0402 364852 TALLOW TREE SERVICES Removal, free quote & full insurance .....................................0401 208797 MARTINO TREE SERVICES ..............................................................................Martino 0435 019524 OUT ON A LIMB www.outonalimbtreeservices.wordpress.com Call Lucas ............0402 191316 HART TREE SERVICES 18â&#x20AC;? chipper bobcat cranetruck stump grinding, cherry . 66849137 or 0427347380

UPHOLSTERY BANGALOW UPHOLSTERY Now at Billinudgel. Re-covering specialists.............................66805255 BYRON BAY UPHOLSTERY Soft furnishings & outdoor................................................0403 713303

Lic: 241833C all SOLAR & ELECTRICAL

Boats & Marine ...................... 48

VETERINARY SURGEONS

Childcare................................ 47

SWIMMING POOLS IN IN H

â&#x20AC;˘ All pool requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Professional advice â&#x20AC;˘ Water testing â&#x20AC;˘ Friendly service â&#x20AC;˘ Pool servicing

MULLUM POOL SHOP Water testing, eco products, mobile service, repairs................0418 666839 BEAU JARDIN. Swimming pool plans. Organise & co-ordinate with council.................0417 054443

TILING

9 TILE, GROUT & STONE CLEANING & SEALING 9 SILICONE 9 GROUT COLOURING 9 RE-GROUTING 9 EPOXY GROUT 9 GLASS RESTORATION 9 SLIPPERY TILES 9 LEAKY SHOWERS

FULLY Water puriďŹ cation systems INST ALLED IN YOUR Rainwater Filters HOME Whole house ďŹ ltration systems

Phone Chris 0414 229 114

WATER TANKS & TANK CLEANING Installation and maintenance of water filters for rural and suburban properties h your Deal wit erator local op

MEMBER

Call Ben on 0456 606 911 www.groutpro.com.au

FRANCHISE OF THE YEAR!

Far North Coast NSW John & Teresa

0408 232 066

TILE & GROUT CLEANING

Servicing the Far North Coast for 20Â years.

Free quotes. Experienced local technicians.

ChemDryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s patented cleaning systems.

WINTER SPECIAL:

Every 5th m2 FREE

TILER/STONEMASON/WATERPROOFER Lic 24418C. Phone Karl ...................................66804103

WE CLEAN WATER TANKS

â&#x20AC;˘

Call Peter BYRON SHIRE

0487 777 247 www.pristinewater.com.au

WATER FILTERS SUPPLY AND SERVICE

WATER TANK CLEANING/WATER TANKS Concrete tank repairs. All areas .. 66888055 or 0407 002833 SCRUBBED Tank cleaning, repairs & liner insuls. Matt & Nick ............................................66884478 TANK CLEANING Repairs, installation, first flush diverters, pumps, etc ........................0418 662285

WEB DESIGN SERVICES TheWebShop.co Affordable website build & digital marketing. hello@thewebshop.co ...66874760

WELDING WELDING & FABRICATION Structural, general & repairs. Trade qualified. Rod ............0408 410545 MOBILE WELDING + FABRICATION SERVICES Site, Home, Marine. Derek.................0410 093383

WINDOW TINTING

PHI TILING/WATERPROOFING Free quotes. Helpful advice. Lic No 179306C....................66801168 SUNRISE W. T. NO BUBBLES, NO TROUBLES Cars, homes & offices ..........................0412 158478 FLOOR & WALL TILER Water proofing. Lic No 5116C. Phone Rick.................................0408 528457 SURFWAGON - Car/Home/Office tint. Lifetime Warranty. W/sale price .........................0434 875009

46 July 4, 2018 The Byron Shire Echo

Death Notices ........................ 49 For Sale ................................. 48 Halls For Hire......................... 47 Health Notices ....................... 47 Items under $100 .................. 48

Cash, cheque, Mastercard or Visa Prepayment is required for all ads.

THE BYRON SHIRE

netdaily

PUBLIC NOTICES JAMES, how is Eleanorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fridge going?

Lost your number, pls call 0416570114

IKEA

DELIVERY

Save Money & Time We shop and deliver from $40. Assembly extra.

Ph 0410

407 247

bigswedishstorerun.com.au

In Memoriam.......................... 49 Lost & Found ......................... 49 Motor Vehicles ....................... 48 Musical Notes ........................ 49 Only Adults ............................ 49 Positions Vacant .................... 48

$399

...forget pointless scrubbing

Cabins For Sale ..................... 48

Pets ........................................ 49

Professional Water Tank Cleaning

Dirty Tiles & Grout?

Businesses Opp .................... 48

Garage Sales......................... 48

6680 8200 or 0418 108 181

ATTENTION POOL OWNERS 6684 3003

INDEX

BYRON BAY VALUERS NSW & QLD regâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d. Chartered Valuers ................... 0431 245460 or 66857010 SIMPSON PROPERTY GROUP - Valuation, Advisory & Asset M/ment. Specialists in: Residential, Rural, Commercial & Industrial. www.simsonproperty.com.au..........0400 134562 or 0427 220976

for home, commercial and rural properties

These prices include GST.

Echo Classies also appear online in Echonetdaily â&#x20AC;&#x201C; echo.net.au/ classified-ads

Birthdays ................................ 49

The Water Filter Experts

DISPLAY ADS (with a border): $12.50 per column centimetre

CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEK!

VALUERS

WATER FILTERS

(opp. Council chambers)

Ad bookings only taken during business hours: Monday to Friday, 9amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;5pm. Ads canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be taken on the weekend.

Account enquiries phone 6684 1777.

Agistment ............................... 49

MULLUM VET CLINIC Richard Gregory, Erin Tottenham, Bec Patison. 24 hrs 7 days ..........66843818

73 Station St, Mullumbimby

$17 for two lines is the minimum charge.

Display classies (box ads):

The expert in solar efďŹ ciency

Call 1300 18 20 50

LINE ADS: $17.00 for the first two lines $5.00 for each extra line

Professional Services ............ 47 Public Notices ........................ 46 Removalists ........................... 48

AGM Brunswick Valley Woodchop and Entertainment Committee at Brunswick Heads Bowling Club on Tuesday 10 July at 6.30 pm

Share Accommodation .......... 48 Short Term Accommodation .. 48 Social Escorts........................ 49 To Lease ................................ 48 To Let ..................................... 48 Tradework .............................. 48 Tree Services ......................... 48 Tuition .................................... 49 Wanted .................................. 48 Work Wanted ......................... 49

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Classifieds PUBLIC NOTICES cont

TENDERS

The Channon Craft Market

Byron Shire Council Provision of block advertising and associated public advertisements

6688 6433

BRUNSWICK HEADS MARKETS Saturday 7th July

Byron Shire Council invites tenders for a contract to provide block advertising and associated public advertisements in a newspaper circulating in the Byron Shire. Details of the proposed contract and the assessment criteria requirements are set out in the Request for Tender documentation referred to below.

Request for Tender documents may be obtained by contacting Tenders Online at www.tendersonline.com.au/byron. If you experience difficulties accessing the website, please call the Tenders Online helpdesk on 1800 233 996.

For further details please contact Annie Lewis at annie.lewis@byron.nsw.gov.au Tenders close: 2.00pm Wednesday 25 July 2018

MEMORIAL PARK, BRUNSWICK HEADS

Council invites any person willing to fulfil the requirements of the proposed contract to submit a tender to Council by the deadline specified in this advertisement and in accordance with the Tender Documents referred to above.

No dogs please

Please note: The canvassing of Councillors or Council staff in relation to this tender will disqualify tenders from the tender process.

Phone 6628 4495

CHILDCARE

For further information go to

BABY-SITTING I love looking after children and I am a great cook, $15/hr.

Phone 0424025271

PROF. SERVICES HELP HAS ARRIVED! Temporary Personal Assistant/Organiser Home Office Declutterer.

Ph Tracey 0411597094

Becky Martin

www.byron.nsw.gov.au

HEALTH ALOHA HEALING WITH NAOMI Strength with intuitive depth. Deep tissue & Kahuna. Liquid Crystal Practitioner 26yrs exp. 0417212540

Weekly Classes Tuesdays 5-6.30pm Beach side Sufffolk Park Thursdays 5-6.30pm Massinger Street Saturdays 10am-12 Broken Head Hall

LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD Free consultation. SANDRO 66805002

Private yoga classes and Yoga Therapy available by appointment.

Ongoing Workshops, Retreats, & Teacher Trainings. All info on the website!

Flo Fenton, Senior Yoga Teacher

Traditional Thai Massage

Dr David King

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One month $50 unlimited classes for new members at our Byron Studio.

One month unlimited through all studios $80.

Charity mindful meditation class, 3-4pm every market Sunday in Bangalow

MON 6.30-7.30am Barre

TUES

WED

THU

FRI

BANGALOW 72 Byron St, Bangalow 9.15-10.15am Barre

…feel the difference

SAT

SUZANNE BOURCHIER psychologist 02 6685 5670

6.30-7.30am Barre

9.30-11am 9.30-11am Vinyasa Yoga Yogalates

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4.30-5.30pm Gentle Yogalates

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THAI MASSAGE With male, 1hr $50, Brunswick Heads. Ph Nui 0413710742

8-9.30am Yogalates @ Marvel Hall

HAWAIIAN MASSAGE Ocean Shores Michaela. 0416332886

10.30-11.45am 10.15-11.15am Yogalates @ Barre Marvel Hall

6-7.15pm Yogalates @ The Deck

HALLS FOR HIRE

SUFFOLK PARK see for details - yogalates.com.au

KAHUNA MASSAGE & Zenthai Shiatsu.

20 years exp. Deep healing relaxation.

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Safe, Beneficial, Authentic Yoga

DENTURES

MAEW

(Chinese Medicine) Pain conditions Mental/emotional disturbances & general (Mon-Thurs)

(Acupuncturist) Women’s Health Children, Cosmetic Acutonics® (Fri & Sat)

Request for Tender No: 2018-0027

THIS SUNDAY

The best market in the country!

Fund BAYSIDE ACUPUNCTURE Health Rebates & AND HERBAL MEDICINE Hicaps Available

Tel: 02 6685 9910 Mob: 0418 441 437 flo@intouchyogabyronbay.com intouchyogabyronbay.com

HYPNOTHERAPY, NLP & COACHING www.wendypurdey.com.au

BREAK THE CHAIN OF ADDICTIONS NOW! Feeling trapped?

Learn how to overcome addictive and limiting behaviours.

Stop smoking, weight loss and so much more.

Call today 6680 2630 27 years experience.

COORABELL HALL WEDDINGS, GIGS, CLASSES 66871307 www.coorabellhall.net

KINESIOLOGY

Clear subconscious sabotages.

Reprogram patterns and beliefs.

Restore vibrancy and physical health. De-stress.

Ph 66846914 SANDRA DAVEY, Reg. Pract.

HYPNOSIS & EFT

Simple and effective solutions Anxiety, Cravings, Fears & Trauma.

Maureen Bracken 0402205352

Concerts, forums, weddings, exhibitions, functions, etc. www.mullumcivic.com

COLONICS

0488 609 774

bookings@mullumcivic.com

Offering colonic hydrotherapy, sauna and naturopathy at our beachside clinic.

Call or text 0458633869 www.byronbaydetoxretreats.com.au

HEALTH & HEALING WEEKLY CLASS TIMETABLE MONDAY

TAIJI & QIGONG

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

BANGALOW BRUNSWICK HEADS MULLUMBIMBY 8.30-10am: QIGONG 8.30-10am: QIGONG 8.30-10am: QIGONG 6-7.15pm: QIGONG 8.30-10.30am: TAIJI 6-8pm: TAIJI

6.30am: QIGONG 9am: NIA 8am: GYROKINESIS 10.15am: PILATES 9.30am: NIA 6.15pm: CAPOEIRA 5.30pm: JAZZ FLARE

7am: YOGA 7am: YOGA 9.30am: ZUMBA 11am: FELDENKRAIS 5.45pm: C-IMPROV 6pm: BELLY DANCE 7.30pm: ZOUK

LOCATION: 7pm: CRYSTAL OCEAN SHORES SINGING BOWL SHOPPING CENTRE MEDITATION $10 AJNA YOGA TEMPLE 6.30am: VINYASA 10am: BIKRAM YOGA 4.15pm: BIKRAM YOGA 6.15pm: VINYASA

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HEARTSPACE above

Mullum

THE BYRON SHIRE

THURSDAY

6.30am: VINYASA 10am: VINYASA 4.15pm: BIKRAM YOGA 6.15pm: HOT 60

6.30-8.30am: 9-10.30am: ASHTANGA SLOW FLOW 9-10.30am: HATHA 6-7.30pm: VINYASA 6-7.30pm: YANG TO YIN

FRIDAY TAIJI

SATURDAY QIGONG

SOFT-STYLE MARTIAL ART GENTLE EXERCISE ART

SUNDAY ENQUIRIES: info@shirshamarie.com

Alignment, relaxation, Breathing, awareness, www.shirshamarie.com ph: 0400 558 181 self-healing meditation

7am: MEDITATION 9am: CONTEMPORARY 9am: WAKE AND 11.30am: SOUL JAM SHAKE

7pm: CHAKRA DANCING AND MANDALA PAINTING MEDITATION $10

WWW.WEMOVE. STUDIO-KIDS WORKSHOPS

ENQUIRIES: 0417 983 395

6.30am: HOT 60 10am: BIKRAM YOGA 4.15pm: HOT 60 6.15pm: VINYASA

6.30am: VINYASA 10am: VINYASA 4.15pm: BIKRAM YOGA 6.15pm: HOT 60

6.30am: HOT 60 8am: BIKRAM YOGA 10am: BIKRAM YOGA 10am: VINYASA 4.15pm: HOT 60 10am: YIN 6.15pm: VINYASA

9am: BIKRAM YOGA

9-10.30am: ALIGN+FLOW 5.30-7pm: VINYASA

9-10.30am: YIN YOGA 4.30-5.30pm: HAWAIIAN HULA

9.30-11am: VINYASA 8-9.30am: HATHA 4.30-5.30pm: 10-11.30am: RESTORATIVE GENTLE YOGA

9-10.30am: ASHTANGA

BANGALOW* 7-8am

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BANGALOW* 7-8am SOUTH GOLDEN* 6-7pm

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12-4pm: COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE MULTI-BED CLINIC $25 SESSIONS

9:30–11am: YIN YOGA WITH JO* 6–7:30pm: HATHA YOGA WITH STEVE*

12-4pm: COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE *JO 0439 492 804 MULTI-BED CLINIC *STEVE 0412 916 140 $25 SESSIONS

10am–12pm: EVOHE SELF NURTURE WORKSHOP (15/7)

Fill your classes now!

For information email adcopy@echo.net.au

North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au

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Classifieds TRADEWORK

3EPTIC 7ASTE 2EMOVAL

3UMMERLAND %NVIRONMENTAL

4HE ,IQUID 7ASTE 3PECIALISTS

s 3EPTIC TANK CLEANING s 'REASE TRAP SERVICING s /ILY ,IQUIDS s 0ORTABLE TOILET HIRE s HOUR SERVICE

TREE SERVICES

• FULLY INSURED • PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • FREE QUOTES

6684 4421 0402 364 852

NICK HART

TREE SERVICES

• Affordable tree services • Professional tree care • 18" chipper (crane truck)

Fully insured • Free quotes

6684 9137 • 0427 347 380

Tallow TREE SERVICES

PROFESSIONAL TREE CARE • • • • •

REMOVALS PALMS TREE SURGERY FREE QUOTES FULLY INSURED

• • • • •

STUMP GRINDING TREE REPORTS DA APPLICATIONS CRANE HIRE CHERRY PICKER

6687 2750 - 0401 208 797

LOG SPLITTING SERVICE I’ll come split your logs into firewood.

Machine splits 1 cubic metre per hour.

0401 350 156 FIREWOOD DELIVERIES ALL YEAR ROUND Supplying commercial, wood fired bakeries, pizza restaurants and residential, combustion stoves, open fires, pot belly, kindling. Various load sizes from 4’x 6’ to 4 ton tipper.

PRICES STARTING FROM $95.

VOLUME DISCOUNTS.

MOTOR VEHICLES

CABINS FOR SALE

CASH PAID FOR UNWANTED CARS

RELOCATABLE CABIN 5340 x 3900, half modular, beautiful reno, shower, toilet, kitchen $9990. Ph 0488288838

Local reg’d business 66845296 or 66845403

AUTOMATIC 2002 MAZDA 323 SP20 172859KM 5 DOOR HATCH GREAT FOR LEARNERS SN4399...$4990 2007 SUZUKI SWIFT 5DR MANUAL 157369KM LOW KM GREAT VALUE SN6182........................$5750 AUTOMATIC 2004 SUBARU FORESTER 149919KM GREAT CONDITION LOW KM SN7087...............$7495 AUTOMATIC 2005 HONDA ODYSSEY 183132KM FANTASTIC FAMILY 7 SEATER VAN OPTIONS + SN2439...................................................................$7490 AUTOMATIC 2003 HOLDEN RODEO 4WD DUALCAB 134656KM ROOFRACKS TOWBAR SN0461......$9490 AUTOMATIC 2004 MITSUBISHI PAJERO GLS LIMITED EDITION 187533KM DIESEL 7 SEATER 4WD SN2123 ......................................................$14990

BARGAINS

ballinacarcentre.com.au

Matt 0427 172 684

16 ENDEAVOUR CLOSE, BALLINA

SCAFFOLDING Erect, hire & sales.

Aluminium, steel & mobile. 0427774450

6686 5586 / 0418 676 274

MIELE WASHERS

Dryers and dishwashers available at Bridglands Mullumbimby. 66842511 DAVID LOVEJOY’S BOOKS Available from The Echo reception: Between Dark and Dark, a memoir; Moral Victories, the biography of a chess player; Heresy, an historical novel.

ALL JUST $10 each.

Ballina Car Centre

DLN 19950

BOATS & MARINE SWIFT RUBBER DUCKY 3.6m, 20HP, 4/S Yamaha. Ideal diving/OS fishing. GC, runs well. $2500 neg. Ph 0403119292

SHARE ACCOM. MULLUMBIMBY share beautiful home with one other, own good size room with BIR, own bathroom, toilet, balcony & undercover secure parking. Free WiFi & Netflix. Walk to town. Suit non-drinking, warm, considerate, working person. $230pw + bills & bond. John 0428736874 GOONENGERRY 15 min Mullum. Large cosy furn room with balcony. Share with 1 male. Garden setting. Avail for 6 weeks $210pw all bills incl. Reverse a/c. Suit n/s clean, considerate person. 66849138 OCEAN SHORES large unfurn room with deck. Private creek & nature reserve. $200pw. Phone 0403607410 CRABBES CK lovely furn garden room.

Quiet bush setting. Close beach, 25 min Tweed/Byron. $200pw incl bills. 66771523

FREE QUOTES

ARCHIBALD’S CHEAP QUARRY PRODUCTS

SUMMERLAND TREE SERVICES • Cherry Picker • Wood Chipper • Stump Grinder • Tree Surgeon • Fully Insured

GUITARS, RECORDS, HI FI valiantmusic.com.au 66851005

Mulch Supplies

Byron Bay & Surrounding Areas

BAMBOO PLY

6687 7677 Mobile 0417 698 227

FOR SALE

BYRON BAY FIREWOOD Pickup / Delivery Seasoned Firewood Kindling, bags, trailer, tonnage (up to 30 tonne).

Residential | Commercial | Wholesale Prompt and reliable service.

Michael – 0401 739 656

MULLUM 1br self-cont flat. Priv entrance, outdoor area/parking. Lge bthrm/laundry.

Large kitch. Built in robes, pantry & linen.

In town walk to shops & park. Unfurn, no pets, no smoking. Ref req. Perm rental $350pw includes water. Bond $1400. Suit 1-2 people. Ph 0421215989.

ITEMS UNDER $100 CAMERA Canon Ixus50, battery/charger, card, case, tripod $50. 0409579671

WANTED LP RECORDS: good condition, no op shop crap! Ph Matt 0401955052

BYRON SCOUT HALL 28 Tennyson St, All weekend 7th & 8th July. Lots of Retro & Vintage gear O.SHORES 8 Natan Crt. Sat 8am. Huge combined moving sale. So many things 871 MAIN ARM RD Past causeway under construction, opposite shop. Clearing, moving & garage sale O.SHORES 66 Orana Rd, Sat 7am. Half priced clothing, new & used, men’s & women’s, sofa, shelving, dining table etc 239 BROKEN HEAD RD. Sat & Sun 8am. Quality wooden furniture, indoor & outdoor, bric-a-brac, appliances, artwork

BUSINESS OPP. HAMMER & HAND JEWELLERY COLLECTIVE is seeking a new member.

For info phone Bruce 0409960614 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

REMOVALISTS

LITTLE GREEN TRUCK.com.au

Ute & Driver from $30

• DELIVERIES • SMALL MOVES • TIP RUNS 0415 194 654

northernrivers@littlegreentruck.com.au

FIREWOOD • Palings • Posts • Hardwood poles • Sleepers • Molasses • Concrete Posts • Tomato stakes • Cane Mulch Kings Creek, Mullumbimby

Mark 0427 490 038 | Karen 0427 804 284

Tip Runs & Rubbish Removal 0408 210 772

48 July 4, 2018 The Byron Shire Echo

Brunswick Heads 2br 1bth $400 2br 1bth $450 South Golden Beach 4br 3bth $750 Ocean Shores 2br 1bth $450 3br 1bth $520

STH GOLDEN BEACH Semi s-cont flat, 5 mins walk to beach, great space, 2 rooms, Nth facing deck, own kit & ent, suit 1 n/s worker $300pw incl bills. 0405278193

DRY FIREWOOD for sale. $150 per 7x4 large trailer load. Ph Sigge 0428819091

MULLUM 35 Prince St, Fri & Sat 8am 12pm both days. Winter & summer ladies’ & men’s clothing, haberdashery, bric-abrac, books, etc. Worth a look.

BAR STAFF REQUIRED 19 TILL 22 JULY 2018

SUFFOLK 2br, 2 bath villa, f/furn, avail for 2 months from 21/7. Over 55s only. $300pw incl bills. Ph 0408866651

For ceilings, walls, doors, etc.

Ph 66884188 • sample & brochure. www.bambooply.com.au

BRUNSWICK HEADS 15 Coral Ct, Sat 8am - 2pm. Toys, baby items etc

Phone Julie: 6684 3301 79 Burringbar St, Mullumbimby 2482

ELEVATED LILLI PILLI downstairs townhouse, newly renov, clean, private, quiet. 1br, 1 bathrm. For professional long-term rental, no pets. $395pw single, $450pw cple bills inclusive. 0428649657

STARTING AT $960 Green Building Centre 0427701653

O.SHORES 5 Binya Pl, Sat & Sun 7am.

Downsizing sale, everything must go

NTH OCEAN SHORES 1 bed studio + solar power $400 pw 3 bed renov house, 2 bath $580 pw 3 bed new house, 2 bath, 2 car garage $590 pw

O.SHORES 1br s-c furn flat. Quiet private location. Pref sgl working person. No pets, n/s $280pw incl elec & WiFi. 66804085

COMPOST TOILETS

GARAGE SALES

2 bed studio $430 pw 3 bed, b & t house, 4 car garage $450 pw 3 bed, b & t house, 1 car garage $520 pw 3 bed, b & t house, 1 car garage $530 pw 4 bed, b & t house, 2 bath, 2 car garage $700 pw

Office Administrator/Bookkeeper for Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club.

A newly created position recognising the changing landscape of administration in club land. This is a full time position and will suit someone who is tech savvy and a problem solver.

For more information please visit: mullumexservices.com.au/ positionsvacant

Applicants must hold a current and valid NSW RSA Please email bars@splendourinthegrass.com to register your interest

5/16 The Terrace, Brunswick Heads

Road base, gravel, blue metal and metal dust. ALL SIZE DELIVERIES. Phone 66845517, 0418481617

Nick Andrews 0439 849 332

MULLUMBIMBY

L.J. Hooker Brunswick Heads 6685 0177

SEASONED FIREWOOD Phone Karen 0427804284

TREE PRUNING • TREE SURGERY / REMOVALS • QUALIFIED ARBORISTS 12” CHIPPER • STUMP GRINDING • CHERRY PICKER • FULLY INSURED

POSITIONS VACANT

SHORT TERM ACCOM. MULLUM 28/7-17/8. 1br cottage & garden. $245pw inc. 0434904344 SUFFOLK 2 furn rooms, 1 with ensuite in beautiful, quiet home. Avail now to Aug 20.

From $170pw all incl. 0415121250

SUNRISE mature woman, lge room, d/f, near shops, train, sea & tranquil, lge garden. $200pw incl. 0432215206 BYRON ROOM + study in artistic beautiful timber, eco-friendly household.

Lovely big trees. For n/s tidy wkg person with car. $190pw incl bills. 0412500410

TO LET BANGALOW SELF-STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 O.SHORES 3br + office, 2 bthrm house, high ceilings, wood floors, newly refurb.

No pets $580pw. Ph 0411583376 SECURE STORAGE BANGALOW Brand new storage sheds 66871500 BANGALOW RENT-A-SHED Modern & Secure from $140 p/m Elders Real Estate 66871500 BYRON SELF-STORAGE UNITS Clean & secure. Ph 1300762618

LOCAL REMOVAL

& backloads to Brisbane. Friendly, with 10 years local exp. 0409917646 STORAGE CLUNES Single-car garage, safe, dry, lockable, $150pm. 0418662285 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK TOWNHOUSE 3br, 2.5 bthrm, garage, pool, security, refs req, $650pw. accom@byron 0421603564

SUFFOLK sunny, fully furn 2br duplex.

Bushy outlook. Suit working, n/s, $400pw or sgl $350pw, free wifi. Refs req. Avail short term/up to 5 months. 0428427002 SUFFOLK cosy studio/bedsit. Fully furn, pref 1 working/student female. N/s, d/f, $250pw incl wifi, refs req. 0428427002 BROKEN HEAD Bus in rainforest setting on beautiful 7 Mile Beach Rd. Suit peaceful nature loving couple. $300pw incl gas & solar power. 0438795381 BYRON 1br part furn half house, older style, 3m ceilings, enclosed verandas, full kitchen, lounge, bathroom/laundry courtyard, 5 min bch/town, suit couple. N/s, no pets, $400pw ono. 28 Shirley St. Avail 16/7. Phone to inspect. 0418616328 STORAGE From $105/mth. Bangalow. Ph 66872833

TO LEASE MADE IN MULLUM Interested in selling your handmade crafts, artworks, photography etc locally from $25 a week? Interested to see what sells and what doesn’t? Contact Facebook: Made In Mullum or email madeinmullum@gmail.com CENTRAL BRUNS Commercial creative workspace. Suit maker, artist, with gallery /offices. $230-340pw. Ph 0458668419

Experienced cook/chef required Cooking a Japanese menu. and Experienced Sushi Roller Both positions must be able to work weekends. 30+ hours.

Immediate start available Please email or drop resume to Sabi Sushi cafe.

Contact Nakea or Darrelle.

Commercialmanager@gmail.com

F&V Manager - Byron Bay 4-5 days per week Fresh produce experience essential.

Incl. ordering, merchandising, training & customer service.

Must have high energy, good attention to detail & interpersonal skills. Email cover letter & resume to jolene@santosorganics.com.au

HOUSEKEEPER We are seeking an experienced committed Housekeeper to join our dedicated team in Byron Bay. In this position you will be required to: • Have a minimum two years' experience in Hotel Accommodation Housekeeping • Be well presented • Systematic and an attention to detail • Competent working unsupervised • Roster flexibility • Able to work weekends • Fit and healthy body and mind Email CV to admin@wavesbyronbay.com.au

Housekeeping staff WANTED Beach Hotel Resort Byron Bay The Beach Hotel Resort is looking for hardworking, experienced cleaners, quality cleans essential, perfectionists are ideal. The hours will be between 15-30 hours per week, paid casually.

A busy, fast paced work environment, candidates must be able to work weekends and available long term.

Paid award rates.

Send resumes to reception@beachhotel.com.au or drop yours into reception on Bay Lane.

Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au/byron-echo

Classifieds POSITIONS VACANT continued Expression of Interest – Showground Manager The Mullumbimby Showground Trust wishes to contract an experienced Manager who will run our beautiful showground day-to-day, implement its Plan of Management, and support other Trust initiatives. Experience in site / event / venue management is essential, as are good communication and computer skills.

An on-site Caretaker manages camping on grounds. The contract is for 28 hours per week, initially offered as a 3-month trial, after which there will be a review and a 1-year contract may commence.

Applications close on Monday 9 July. For details on how to apply, email ddey@dodo.com.au with subject line ‘MST manager position’.

OPERATIONS SUPPORT OFFICER WE’RE HIRING! Enova Energy believes in creating a better world by revolutionising energy supply.

We are Byron Bay’s local community-owned energy retailer and we’re hiring! We are looking to hire an Operations Support Officer in our Back Office. If you have extensive office admin experience and organisational skills, we’d love to hear from you!

Closing date 13th July 2018. employment@enovaenergy.com.au

Auckland Inks | Byron Bay industrial estate.

9am to 2pm | Monday to Thursday We are seeking a mature, experienced and accomplished closer with a strong desire to develop and manage their own customer base.

Basic rate of $20/hr plus excellent commission rates.

For an interview please call Simon on (02) 6685 8234.

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 WAITSTAFF for busy Chinese restaurant at Bangalow. Must be able to work weekends, Friday, Saturday dinner, experienced & fast. Phone 66872382 ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT for home-based role, 10 to 15 hrs per week, immediate start. Please email your resume with 2 references to info@ rtoworks.com.au

Locum GP Wanted (Fill in for maternity and annual leave)

August 2018 through to end of February 2019.

Four days a week and some Saturday mornings.

VR GP with interests in all aspects of family health.

Located in Mullumbimby 15 mins to Byron Bay. Busy interesting patient load Great team of GPs, with Reg. Nurses and Admin staff Medical Director, Pracsoft Apply to – admin@meadowsmedical.com.au Or phone Practice Manager on 6684 2300

SHOP ASSISTANT part-time for fastpaced cafe. Front-of-house, sandwich hand, food prep, barista. Hospitality experience a must. Apply with resume at The Village Bakehouse, next to IGA Byron SALES CONSULTANT Exciting new Augmented Real Estate startup RealAR requires a dynamic and enthusiastic Sales person to drive regional growth.

Ideal candidate has 2-5yrs experience in Real Estate and/or Sales. Based out of the StartInno Innovation Hub. Send CV/ LinkedIn to hello@realar.com EXPERIENCED BARISTA Mullumbimby cafe. Locals only, must be avail Wed and Thurs. Email mullum@otherjoint.com

WORK WANTED ALL TYPES BUILDING WORK Blocklaying & bricklaying Lic 60801C Paul 0423852559 WORDPRESS SETUP/TRAIN/MAINT Reas rates info@wordpressit.com.au

Project Worker (Rough Sleepers)

We are seeking someone to join the vibrant team at Byron Community Centre in a newly created 18 hrs wk position.

The position will develop, plan and assist to implement a range of community projects that build community capacity to enable rough sleepers to meet their own needs, improve their wellbeing and enhance their quality of life.

The successful applicant will: - Have experience or knowledge of working with people experiencing homelessness - Ability to identify and solve problems - Commitment to the Byron LGA community - Work well with a team A position description is available by emailing: info@byroncentre.com.au Applications close 9 July | www.byroncentre.com.au

QUALIFIED GREEN PAINTER 30 yrs exp. Free quotes and advice.

Small jobs OK. Ph Rob 0408900134 BOOKKEEPER/ADMIN Let me help organise you! Phone Jo 0429695060 EXCAVATOR, LOADER, ROLLER Operator. Phone Ocaz 0412469109

THE

IRONING LADY Ironing Service Hate ironing?

Want more free time?

Shirts, sheets & everything in between.

Suffolk Park. $30/hr.

Angela 0414 719 680

OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN OUR KITCHEN TEAM Elements of Byron offers a high quality dining experience with a strong emphasis on local fresh produce. The resort hosts some of the largest conferences, weddings and events in the region.

The following roles are available: • Breakfast Chef (Full time) • Chef de Partie (Casual) • Kitchen Steward (Casual) You must be reliable with a strong work ethic and willing to work weekends and public holidays. Previous experience in a resort/hotel environment, relevant qualifications and most importantly, a friendly and positive attitude, are essential.

For more information please go to our website www.elementsofbyron.com.au/careers

North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au

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Cleaning business specialising in the following: • Domestic • Commercial • Holiday lets • Bond cleans • Pre-sale cleans Phone 0411 622 537

TUITION FRENCH • ITALIAN • GERMAN Eva 0403224842 www.languagetuitionbyron.com.au SPANISH PRIVATE CLASSES For beginners, advanced & children.

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AGISTMENT WANTED large paddock for quiet horses, can fix fences. Phone 0439651813

BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday Grant Keep on Pedalling Love the Drudges

IN MEMORIAM DARRILL CHARLES BROWNING 4.7.2017 Your life was a Blessing Your memory a Treasure You are Loved Beyond Words And Missed Beyond Measure Always in our hearts Cosette and Family

DEATH NOTICES

Gingers in July!

Our 2 gorgeous boys, Pete & Richie are desperate to find a warm home this month. They came in as kittens & now at 6 months old, find themselves being overlooked by folks wanting only the younger kittens.

These 2 are chilled, incredibly friendly & stunning boys. Smooch factor is off the scale. Please don’t walk past Pete & Richie. They will love you for a lifetime & after all who can resist a ginger ninja? … or 2!!

To meet Pete & Richie, please visit the Cat Adoption Centre 124 DALLEY STREET, MULLUM OPEN: Tues 2.30–4.30pm THURS: 3–5pm SAT: 10am–12 noon Call AWL 6684 4070 Like us on Facebook!

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STOLEN 1979 Bedford icecream van from Belongil Fields, May/June 2018.

Reward for information $2000. Family heirloom. Ph 0422363440

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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Leslie Richard Howse (Les) on Thursday 27th June 2018 (1952 - 2018).

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MUSIC TUITION Woodwind, Brass, Piano, Theory. 25+yrs of exp. First lesson free. Phone 0413598320 or 0425227699

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Yes, you possibly have seen these beauties before. ALLEY and MILLY came to us last year from a hoarder.

They are devoted friends, but despite their great appeal, (sadly always lots of competition) they are slowly ageing in the centre instead of having a real life in a home. Very friendly, undemanding, and good mixers even with dogs. How excited they will be when…!!

All cats are desexed, vaccinated and microchipped.

is a desexed 2yr old male purebred Aust. Red Cattle dog. He is a very affectionate and loyal boy who loves playing fetch and his beach runs. CAWI is hoping to find him a lifelong home with someone who has knowledge of the cattle dog breed. Adoption fee applies.

For more information please ring Margaret Brown 0458 461 935.

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Les passed with family and friends by his side. He leaves a loving daughter Nadiya and son in law Daniel, brother Geoffrey and sister-in-law Irene, as well as the best neighbours in the world, Dave and Beverley.

Rocko is a 4 year old desexed male American bulldog x staffy. He is an affectionate boy who loves people and gets on well with other dogs.

He needs human company so not suitable for full time workers.

If you can give Rocko a permanent, loving home please contact Pam on 0421 017 461. Visit friendsofthepound.com to view other dogs and cats looking for a home.

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Edith Evelyn Franks nee West 1925 – 2018 Passed away peacefully surrounded by the love of all her family. She died of having lived long enough for her, it was never going to be long enough for the many people who loved her. Her three children, eight grandchildren and four and a half great-grandchildren will miss her beyond description as will many others.

An inspirational lady, well ahead of her time. She would have asked that you plant a tree for her and not rob any bees of their dinner with flowers. Sleeping peacefully. Buried privately.

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Community at work and enjoy a cuppa. Free Food Relief Bags for anyone doing it tough, every Thursday 9–11am at The Hub Ocean Shores, cnr Rajah Rd and Bindaree Way. No ID or Concession Card required. NILs referral service also available. Check Facebook page The Hub Baptist Ocean Shores for details. C3 Care Byron Bay Food Care – log on to www.c3byronbay. com to see if you are eligible, or call 6680 8872.

Regular As Clockwork DEADLINE NOON FRIDAY Email copy marked ‘Regular As Clockwork’ to editor@echo.net.au.

Respite Service Byron Shire Respite Service Inc delivers high-quality respite care to a broad range of clients throughout the Byron, Ballina and Lismore shires.

Donations welcome: Ph 6685 1921, email fundraiser@byronrespite.com.au, website: www.byronrespite.com.au.

Neighbourhood Centre Mullumbimby & District Neighbourhood Centre is open Monday–Thursday 9am–4pm and offers a range of services and activities. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy art, music, games, great food and more. Call reception on 6684 1286 and discover what is on offer.

Alateen Meeting Alateen Meeting every Thursday at 5–6pm. Do you have a parent, close friend or relative with a drinking problem? Alateen can help. For 8–16-year-olds meet St Cuthbert’s Anglican Church Hall, 13 Powell Street,

Low-cost or free food Food Box Thursdays 9.30–11.30am at Uniting Church, Mullumbimby. If you have any sort of Centrelink card you may purchase cheap food, obtain free veges,

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North Coast news daily: corner of Florence Street Tweed Heads. Al-Anon family groups for older members at the same time and place.

1300 ALANON 1300 252 666 www.alanon.org.au

Homeless Showers The Homeless Showers need regular donations of good-quality disposable razors, shaving cream and spray deodorant. Donations can be dropped at the Byron Community Centre, 69 Jonson St, Monday–Friday 10am–4pm.

Seniors program Byron Community Centre.

Tuesdays 10.30–11.30am Seniors drumming with Gareth Jones.

11.30am–12noon morning tea, Cavanbah Room. Wednesdays 9.30–10.30am seniors choir with Kim Banffy. 10.30–11.15 seniors ukulele with Kim Banffy. All activities have a suggested donation of $10 per session. 6685 6807 or email seniors@ byroncentre.com.au.

Volunteer hub Choose from 40 organisations at the volunteer hub at Byron Community Centre. Make a difference in your community, have fun, learn new skills and meet people. Ph 6685 6807 email volunteers@byroncentre.com.au.

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1. In your face publicity to charge directors (10) 6. Like 99: regulatory authority (1,1,1,1) 9. Raise the native American a thousand hopelessly lost! (2,3,5) 10. Australian blokes – the last word (4) 12. Dreariness: Wales revealed.

Deliberately underdeveloped country (10,4) 14. 150 idle – vicar (6) 15. Share around the Spanish aunt, perhaps (8) 17. Entirety, sadly, forever (8) 19. Assume horse, they say – a right.

With the man next door, it’s a game! (6) 22. Instinct books – restricted access to the public (6,8) 24. The say it’s a fabulist’s instrument (4) 25. Chop maiden to pieces – but she was supported! (10) 26. University lock (4) 27. No grog? How dull (10)

1. Display advertisements by the roadside (10) 6. Financial regulator, currently in trouble (1,1,1,1) 9. Lost, proverbially without a paddle (2,3,5) 10. Let it be so (4) 12. Reserve land, deliberately left untouched (10,4) 14. Religious employee (6) 15. Family member (8) 17. Forever (8) 19. One seeking alms (6) 22. Parklands, mainly to preserve flora and fauna (6,8) 24. Old stringed instrument (4) 25. Sponsored, supported (10) 26. Posh American college (4) 27. Unanimated, without enthusiasm (10)

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1. Row 27 (4) 2. John is surprisingly reliant (7) 3. Marry Yuls, said Spooner – they’ll look after the family (12) 4. Gold right, or a celestial phenomenon (6) 5. They say that if you jump off it, it’s reckless – but it was more profound! (8) 7. Turn odd, like first class warrior (7) 8. Trains once badly, and boxes! (10) 11. Run away, Garfunkel – the winner Last week’s solution N238 is Houdini (6,6) A B A S H N A V I G 13. Conceal the game – that’s the V M O O E A scenario (10) A S I A M I N O R R L T B E S L 16. Top performer’s with it – and far A S Y L U M C A P I out! (8) N R C I C 18. Get into lather about new charm (7) C H A N G E A B L E H R S P L A 20. Work up, direction up – that’s a E T C H S I D E S T conservationist (7) H H T S T 21. A few covered by industrial F L A R E S U P S O relations … it has the same L N R L S R formula (6) A R G U E A N T O N S E T T U E 23. Does awful poems (4) H A L L O W E E N

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Museums Brunswick Valley Historical Society Inc Museum corner of Myocum and Stuart Sts Mullumbimby, open Tuesdays and Fridays 10–12 and market Saturdays 9–1.

Discover your local history, join our team – 6684 4367. Bangalow Heritage House Museum & Cafe Open Monday–Friday 10am–3pm. Corner Ashton & Deacon Streets Bangalow. Available for event hire and welcomes all groups and visitors.

Phone 6687 2183.

Drug support groups Call Alcoholics Anonymous 1800 423 431 or 0401 945 671 – 30 meetings a week in the Shire – www.aa.org.au. Are you experiencing difficulties and challenges

On The Horizon DEADLINE NOON FRIDAY Email copy marked ‘On The Horizon’ to editor@echo.net.au.

StartupByron Meet-up is next Thursday 5 July 5–7pm at The Sun Bistro (Byron Arts & Industry Estate). Whether you’re an existing entrepreneur or wantrepreneur, or just connecting with what’s happening in Byron Bay and the region, #StartupByron Meetup is a free, open and inclusive group focused on connecting anyone interested in startups in a casual setting.

Find out more at https://www.startinno. com/events/startupbyron-meetupsunbistro

Mullum CWA The Mullumbimby branch of the Country Women’s Association (CWA) meets Wednesday 11 July at 10am at the CWA Rooms. Bring a plate for a light lunch.

New members welcome. Info: Jenny 6684 7282 or Sue 6684 1675.

View Club The next luncheon meeting for Brunswick Valley VIEW Club will be held on Thursday 12 July at 10.30am at Ocean Shores Country Club. Speakers Fay Pratten and Jenny Maslem.

Apologies to Maureen 0408 294 973.

because of the alcohol or drug use of someone close to you? Learn coping skills and gain support from others.

Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. For information and meetings call 6680 7280.

Are you concerned about somebody else’s drinking? Al-Anon Family Groups meetings held Fridays 2pm. Uniting Church Bangalow – 1300 252 666 www. al-anon.alateen.org/australia.

Library fun Baby Bounce session Mullumbimby – Tuesday 11.30am, Brunswick Heads – Friday 10.30am, Byron Bay – Friday 10am.

Storytime for toddlers and pre-school children Mullumbimby – Friday 10.30am, Brunswick Heads – Monday 10.30am, Byron Bay – Tuesday 10.30am.

Budgeting Support Money Matters is a free service helping people identify where their money is going, how best to save and, most importantly, how to get on top of bills!

Contact the Byron Community Centre to make an appointment; private sessions run every Monday afternoon.

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Toastmasters

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Byron Cavanbah Toastmasters meetings coaching in communication and self-development run on 1st and 3rd Mondays, 6.40pm at Byron Services Club, Byron Bay; www.byronbaytoastmasters. org. Mullum Magic Toastmasters meet every 2nd, 4th and 5th Monday Presbyterian Church Hall, 101 Stuart Street Mullumbimby 7–9 pm. Contact Megan 0424 002 636 or Bruce 0418 515 991.

Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays 4–6pm. $7, all welcome.

Enquiries Linda 0449 825 108. Coaching available.

Meditation

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Buddhist meditation teaching and practice at the living Yoga Sanga, first floor, 63 Stuart Street, Mullumbimby, 6–7.30pm, Mondays. Mishaela, 0438 858 842 or mishaele@si.org.au. Dzogchen Meditation and study group 1st and 3rd Saturdays each month at Mullumbimby Civic Hall. Didi 0408 008 769. Byron Mindfulness-Insight Meditation Sangha & Pairoj Brahma 7pm–9pm Tuesdays at The Yurt, Temple Byron www. templebyron.com. No fees. Andrew 0426 119 171, Pairoj 0423 241 916. Buddhist meditation and conversation with John Allan, Mondays 6.30–8.30 pm, The Yurt, Temple Byron. No fees. John 0428 991 189. Byron yoga philosophy club free meditation classes Monday, 6pm, 1 Korau Place Suffolk Park. Go to www. wisdom.yoga or phone Kris 0435 300 743. Community Yoga Nidra class free, Wednesdays 1–1.30pm at the Bamboo Yoga School, behind The Health Lodge, 78 Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Matt 0430 008 293. Meditation Collective Mondays 6.30pm at Temple Byron. For more info: www.byronbaymeditationcollective.com. au or call Geo 0431 747 764. Archetypal Meditation at St Paul’s Spirituality Centre Wednesdays 2–3pm 14 Kingsley Street, Byron Bay (200 metres off Jonson Street). John Power: 0403 905 543.

Come sing inspiring songs and make new friends, Sundays, 10am at South Golden Beach Community Hall. Call Linda: 0415 412 514.

U3A discussion group Brunswick Valley U3A audiovisual discussion group, Thursdays 10am Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club. Info 0432 165 006.

Men’s Groups Complete Men has regular fortnightly men’s groups on different nights in Byron and Mullum. Call Tim Fisk 0422 508 533.

Lions Club Interested in making new friends and helping our community? Lions Club of Brunswick Mullumbimby meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 7pm Ocean Shores Country Club. Info: Joan Towers 0400 484 419.

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Byron Shire seniors computer club invites interested seniors to come to learn how to use your photos creatively. Meets at Ocean Shores Community Centre, Wednesdays 1–3pm during school terms.

For more information phone Gloria on 0428 845 339.

Bay Singers meet Wednesdays at Byron Community Centre, 10–11am. Ukelele class at 11.45am. Enquiries 0425 363 589, kim@kimbanffy.com.au. Singchronicity Choir meets Thursdays at Ocean Shores 6.45pm-8.45pm. Eclectic and catchy repertoire. Ph 0425 363 589. Mullum’s Biggest Little Town Choir meets weekly at the Mullumbimby Civic Centre, 55 Dalley Street, Thursdays at 6.30pm. Newcomers welcome. Raise the Roof Choir: Gospel, bluegrass & more. 1–3pm Tuesdays, Suffolk Park Hall. 6–8pm Tuesdays, Bruns Uniting Hall. Weekly Uki & Channon sessions.

Info@raisetheroofsinging.com 0417 277 211.

Brunswick Valley Choir Monday nights at Bruns Bowlo, 6.30pm ph: Janet 0438 965 397. Picture House Choir - quick sing fix at Brunswick Picture House on Monday mornings 9.30am till 10.30am Ph: Janet 0438 965 397. Rebel Rebel Girls Choir for ages 8 to 12. Meet Friday at 4pm, Ocean Shores. Ph: Janet 0438 965 397.

French Conversation

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Alliance Française – French Conversation in Lismore. Café Conversation every Thursday at Miss Lizzie’s, Woodlark St, Lismore, 5–6pm. Come and speak French.

For more info: afnorthcoast.org.au.

The Uniting Craft & Social Group meets every Monday 9.30am–2.30pm at the Uniting Church in Carlyle Street, Byron Bay. Bring lunch and whatever else you need. All welcome. Do you prefer

Labyrinth Walk

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Walk the Labyrinth at Byron Bay Uniting Church 1st Sunday of the month (April 2018 2nd Sunday) between 2.30 and 4pm.

Introductory talk at 2pm. Info: Lauall Greer 0438 608 776.

South Golden Shores Community Centre every Monday at 10.30. Phone 0435 780 017. Bangalow Bowlo Sundays at 3pm. All welcome. Enquiries Margot 0412 394 932.

The Good Grief Group every Monday 6–7.30pm upstairs at Mullumbimby Neighbourhood Centre. This is a safe place for people to share their grief and bereavement.

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six categories, plus $1,000 Vale Award.

Entries close 24 July. The Expo is a threeday event from Friday 24 August till Sunday 26. Visit: www.osartexpo.com for more information.

at the Byron Bay Surf Club. A wonderful collection of secondhand books, old and rare, children’s, fiction, non fiction, health, history, geography, DVDs, audio books. Kid’s activities and fun for all the family.

Breast Cancer Support Breast Cancer Support Group Byron Bay meets at the NSW Cancer Council rooms, 8/130 Jonson St, Byron (upstairs in shop complex next to Byron RSL) at 12pm–2pm, every 3rd Wednesday of the month. Family and friends welcome.

Phone Ingrid 0431 207 453.

Free ESL Free English as a Second Language classes in Mullumbimby, all levels: beginner to advanced. For more information phone 66720834

Improvisation Contact Improvisation Saturdays in Mullumbimby 10–12 noon at St Martin’s, Church Hall, Stuart Street, Mullumbimby.

All levels of dancers welcome. Enquiries 0402 059 564.

End-of-life choices Voluntary euthanasia options are discussed at quarterly meetings at the Robina Community Centre. Attendees must be Exit Members. More information on www.exitinternational.net or phone Elaine 07 5580 8215 or 0421 796 713.

Nature’s Equal Rights for Existence – Do we, as humans, own the land and all its creatures, minerals, plants, animals to be used for our pleasure, even consumption? John Sparks, architect and lifelong contributor to the study and implementation of eco town planning, will invite us to deeply explore these vital issues. Thursday 5 July from 1.30 till 3.30pm, at Marvell Hall, 37 Marvell St, Byron Bay – Info: Celia 6684 3623.

Suffolk Park Dunecare Meeting on Saturday 7 July for a morning of weeding at the Wareham St carpark starting at 8.30am followed by morning tea. All welcome.

Phone Helen on 6685 4964.

Byron Bay Garden Club Meeting on Saturday 7 July at 1.30pm in the ANZAC Room at Byron Services Club.

Lunch will be at 12.30pm. Discussion topic Qld Garden Expo. New members are welcome. Enquiries to Jeni on 0439 344 281.

Kangaroo Calisthenics

This Sunday the South Golden Beach community centre will be opening it’s new kangaroo calisthenics play and exercise area. We’re inviting the public to join us for a demonstration of how to use the equipment from10.30am till 12.

The equipment is specially designed to facilitate all ability access.

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Free holiday activities Byron Bay Library free July school holiday activities. Sydney Puppet Theatre on Friday 13 July at 10.30am. Natural Henna tattoo workshop on Friday 20 July at 10.30am; participants will each receive a henna kit for eight+.

Vegan feast Mullum food co-op is holding a winterinspired vegan feast at the Mullumbimby Community Gardens 8 July 12–3.30pm.

A community fundraiser for a solar cool room. Pre-sale tickets only available at Mullum Bookshop, Mullum Co-op.

Byron Theatre volunteer Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer usher at the Byron Theatre please attend the Usher Training, 5pm, 4 July, at the Byron Theatre, Byron Community Centre, Jonson St, Byron Bay. For information call 6685 6807or email volunteers@byroncentre.com.au.

Clothes swap Saturday 28 July 2–4pm at Wildspace, Mullumbimby Commons, 91 Main Arm Road, Mullumbimby. All welcome. More information: https://www.facebook.com/ events/201329877163084/.

Calling all artists!

Book Fair

Registration for entries for the 2018 Ocean Shores Art Expo is now OPEN! This year’s theme is TREASURES. Prizes in

Friends of Libraries Byron Shire are hosting their annual Book Fair on July 14: 9am till 5pm and July 15: 10am till 1pm

Mullum Womens Shed Mullumbimby Womens Shed Thursday 10am–2pm at the Mullumbimby commons (Wildspace), 91 Main Arm Road. All women welcome, by donation. Contact FB page: mullumbimbywomensshed or Christina 0403 191 119.

Free Sound Healing CDs Free Devotional Sound Healing CDs. Humanity Rising: I am spirit first. Call Bassam and Anne on 0429 858 500.

Seniors activities Tuesdays: 10.30am Drumming with Gareth Jones at Byron Theatre; Chair Yoga with Pippy Wardell 12 till 1pm. Wednesdays: Choir with Kim Banffy, 10–11am; Ukelele 11.30–12.15.

Suggested donation of $10. No bookings needed, information seniors@ byroncommuntycentre.com. or call 6685 6807.

Riding for the Disabled Volunteers needed. Learn natural horsemanship skills FREE. Join up with our wonderful herd. Help your community. Hug a horse. See our wonderful centre. All levels of experience needed. Volunteer training every Saturday 11am–1pm. 377 Houghlahans Creek Rd Teven. Email rdagrants@gmail. com or just come along and join the fun.

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Sport

Send us your sport stories and photos: sport@echo.net.au

Byron Beez runners up to Lismore in Sunshine Cup Jenny Ogle

The senior men’s Byron Beez basketball team lost the grandfinal of the Sunshine Conference playing away at Lismore last Saturday night.

The Beez played some great basketball and put on a great show, but the Lismore Storm were too good, taking the win 83–65.

The Beez fought their way into the final with a 76–70 win against Ballina in a very close game played the week before.

The Beez last won the Sunshine Cup in its first year in 2016.

Local player Riley Gollan won the Most Valuable Player award for the whole league and also made the Allstar-5 team.

Juniors The junior Beez U/14 girls will be joining the Beez

The Beez girls U/14 will be heading to Tamworth for the Northern Junior league finals. Photo supplied

U/16 girls in Tamworth this weekend for the finals of the Northern Junior League.

The team played their way into the finals after a solid performance in the last round of the regular season played at Port Macquarie two weeks ago, coach Bret Madden said.

The first game against a much improved, fourthranked Lismore team was one of the most entertaining matches of the weekend.

The Beez showed their toughness in matching the bigger Lismore girls and held a five-point lead coming into the final quarter.

A strong push by Lismore saw them pull back the lead and win in the final seconds by one point, 35–34.

The Byron girls quickly re-grouped for their second match and came out strong against Coffs Harbour Black, winning that match comfortably.

The final game of the weekend was against a tough Quirindi team who had just lost to the previously topranked Taree team by a narrow margin. The Byron girls’ rapid improvement throughout the season culminated in a very convincing 47–23.

Isabella Hagan was a standout for Byron over the weekend, averaging 16 points per game and playing some very tough defence. Mia Wilson and Christie Howarth also continued to lead the way on the defence end.

Kerry wins club championship

Kerry Dexter (L) and Lorraine ‘Blossom’ McCormick (R) vied to become Brunswick Heads Women’s Bowing Club singles champion in the final played on June 26.

In a hard-fought encounter Kerry took an early lead before Blossom brought it back to 10–10. In the end Kerry claimed the 2018 championship with a 25–15 win. Photo supplied

Rafter opens tennis facilities in Ballina

20 teams enjoy all-ages All Girls Surfriders netball carnival take on solid swell

Pat with young players at the new-look Ballina courts.

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Lisa Shuetrumpf, Nardeen Fry, Lee Mathers, Sylvie Hoarau and Deb Gordon (L to R). Photo Natalie Grono The Mullum Mystics taking a shot during their game against Ocean Shores. Photo Ross Kendall Ross Kendall

Twenty netball teams competed in the annual all-ages carnival hosted by the Brunswick-Byron Netball Association at the Mullumbimby courts on the weekend.

Teams from across five age groups came from the Tweed, Casino, Lismore as well as the Ballina and local associations.

The carnival is all about giving young players a chance to play more sport, Brunswick-Byron club member Narelle Anderton said.

Representative players go away this weekend, so it is a chance for all the other regular Saturday players to get more experience playing other similar-aged players, she said.

Some of the youngest players from the area in Net, Set Go development teams also get their first chance to play on hard courts with proper rules.

‘It is a great experience for them. They have a lot of new rules to deal with to play at that standard,’ she said.

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The Lennox Head All Girls Surfriders Club held their June Club round last weekend in 1–1.5 metre waves at Flat Rock ‘We were blessed with fine weather and pumping waves,’ club member Natalie Grono said. ‘The clean right handers provided many of the surfers with long rides and plenty of stoke.

‘The day was filled with contestable waves for all levels of surfing with the clean and sizeable surf providing a canvas of inspiration.’

Results Junior Beginner: Alani

Adamson, Taylah McIntosh, Ally Brisbane.

Junio Intermediate: Juniper Harper, Poppy Hand, Amelia Walker, Kahlila Marshall.

Senior Beginner: Breanne Brown, Jenna Harper, Peta Atkins, Sonia Acret.

Senior Intermediate: Deb Gordon, Nardeen Fry, Sylvie Hoarau, Lee Mathers.

Longboard: Marg Bryant, Nat Grono.

Opens: Nyxie Ryan, Leilani Morgan, Danah Besson, Jane Collins.

Soul Surfers: Melissa Cook, Cory Whitney, Georgia Laddin, Renee Adamson.

Former tennis star Pat Rafter helped open the Ballina tennis club’s $305,000 extension and inclusion project last month.

Improvements to the facilities included construction of disabled-access ramps and expansion of the clubhouse to incorporate a unisex disabled change room, doubling the number of male and female toilets and showers, as well as increasing the size of the change rooms.

The kitchen has also been expanded and upgraded.

The improvements are designed to ensure greater use by members, locals and visitors.

Member for Ballina Tamara Smith joined Pat Rafter at the official opening.

‘I am delighted to meet former world number one singles player Pat Rafter for morning tea and together officially open the extension to the Ballina Tennis Club,’ Tamara said.

‘I wish Ballina Tennis Club and its members all the best in their new facility,’ she said.

Kitesurfing fun in Lennox Head A free holiday kitesurfing training day is being put on

by Earth Kitesurfing at Lennox Head on Wednesday July 11 from 1pm.

The day is open to children five years and older with parental supervision.

Kids will get a chance to handle a scaleddown two-

string kite like those used in kitesurfing to understand the fundamentals.

They will also get to try out a kite-powered sand buggy.

Meet at the Lennox Head Surf Life Saving Club.

Please register interest via Facebook or call Fiona on 0402 923 660.

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Backlash What could possibly go wrong? This week hospitality, retail and pharmacy workers who have Sunday shifts will lose 10–15 per cent while the wealthy get tax breaks and atrocious political actors get a pay rise. The French aristocracy didn’t see it coming either.

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A lawyer and his client who exposed a secret Australian spying operation in East Timor are being prosecuted under section 39 of the Intelligence Services Act. Mostly ignored by the mainstream media, the lawyer says the liberal/national have attacked free speech. Yet the government is also diverting attention to the crime they themselves allegedly committed. National security has never been so insecure.

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Cr Sarah Ndiaye took the time to contact The Echo to point out that ‘when asked if

You know it’s winter in Byron when the trees put on their woolly tights. The group that did the yarn bombing meet at the Byron Library on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 2pm and have some fun making creative textiles. During Book Week kids, and the occasionally childlike adult, will be able to enjoy the big tipi they made for the library. New members are welcome. Find out more by ringing Byron Library on 6685 8540. Photo Jeff ‘Stripy’ Dawson

the period discussed where there had been less wedding related complaints and compliance issues took in the summer months as well’ Shannon Burt had ‘nodded’.

This is in relation to last week’s front-page story on regulating weddings in rural areas.

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While you can take a helicopter trip to see the Marree Man, and if you can idenify the artist Dick Smith will give you $5,000, Google Earth has recently identified a 50m long penis at the bottom of a dry lake in Victoria: www.rt.com/ news/430994-australia-penisdry-lake.

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