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FIRST CHAPTER
Locals artist and the places they create
Showcasing retail, food & special events
The inaugural Kyogle Writers Festival
KYOGLE & SURROUNDS | NORTHERN RIVERS, NSW
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ON THE COVER: Wayne and Caz Moss (from Wood by Mossy) in their Cawongla woodworking studio. Photo by Paul Daley, A Lush Forest.
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‘Unravel Egg’ by Marion Conrow. Image courtesy of Casual Powerhouse
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DISTANCES TO KYOGLE: BRISBANE 165km>02:00hr BEAUDESERT 95km>01:25hr RATHDOWNEY 67km>01:05hr Via Lions Road 1 Running Creek 2 The Border Loop 3 Wilson’s Robotic Dairy COOLANGATTA 100km>01:35hr MURWILLUMBAH 67km>01:05hr 1 M-Arts Precinct
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2 Tweed Regional Gallery UKI 53km>00:52hr 3 Mavis’s Kitchen 4 Mount Warning Hotel 5 Wollumbin (Mount Warning) NIMBIN 33km>00:35hr 6 Blue Knob Hall Gallery/Markets 7 Nimbin Artists’ Gallery
Tooloom National Park
Toonumbar National Park
Yabbra National Park
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8 Cawongla Cafe BYRON BAY 90km>01:20hr BANGALOW 75km>01:05hr 1 Pack Gallery Studio BALLINA 78.5km>01:10hr 2 Northern Rivers Community Gallery LISMORE 45km>00:35h
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3 Lismore Regional Gallery 4 Art Aspects Gallery 5 Serpentine Community Gallery GRAFTON 130km>01:35hr 1 Grafton Regional Gallery CASINO 31km>00:25hr 2 Jambama Gallery & Arts Centre TENTERFIELD 155km>02:00hr 1 Artists’ Collective Studio Gallery 2 Forest to Furniture Art Gallery MALLANGANEE 67km>00:51hr 6
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We love that the Kyogle region is home to such a vaste range of creative talents from a wide variety of disciplines. Recently, KCM had the pleasure of meeting Bonalbo based artist, Marion Conrow, whose passion for projection, installation and sculpture makes her work quite literally ‘larger than life’.
love making large scale ethereal works that can evoke a feeling or atmosphere. To me, art is about communicating in ways apart from words. This has lead me to create projection sculptures that appear holographic and are interactive. I love lush colours, objects, people, nature and buildings!
So nice to get the chance to talk about your art Marion. You have a very multidisciplinary approach - can you tell us a bit about what you create and why?
Can you tell us first about your connection to the local area?
I have just always had the drive to create since a child. I sustained a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in 2007 from a car accident, .. so now even more I find my mind is constantly inventing things and observing. I always have too many ideas! My arts practice is quiet complex and varied. I 8
Well, I’ve been living in the Northern Rivers since 1988. I am based in Bonalbo, which has such picturesque beauty; huge hoop pines with rustic views, a sense of peace, and it’s quiet. It’s a place where I can think. My Bonalbo studio is a dream. It’s huge my work is usually large scale installations and sculptures - so now I have space to
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do big things. Works made here have gone to Falls Festival, and recently shown in international selections in Canberra and Sydney. It’s often seen by hundreds and thousands of people at festivals, though not many people know who I am as I tend to hide out a little! There is a great circle of artists here and we can ‘feed into each other’ culturally. We are also fortunate that Bonalbo has an arts alliance BAA, and the Roxy Gallery in Kyogle is an amazing exhibition space. You had a car accident and survived brain injury - how did this experience change the way that you create and express yourself? This is a huge question. My life totally stopped and changed. It was incredibly difficult; I lost most of my friends and became quite isolated. Even now I only have small windows where I can be with people. Creating was arduous, what I took for granted now had to be painstakingly broken down into baby steps. What is good is that I now have a new set of tools to see the world with. To have a disability that is invisible, gives you more empathy and understanding. There are things you just can’t really understand until you are there. I’m learning slowly to do advocacy having taken a place on the Accessible Arts lived experience panel so that is also new and interesting.
Disability in Response to COVID19”. I was shocked at how disability — along with age — is often swept aside, yet during COVID the world stopped to protect us? The arts were also neglected. I am fortunate that I was awarded funding from Create NSW and Australia Council for the Arts to pursue this idea. Museum of My Friends#2 will be shown at a solo show at Belconnen Arts Centre in Canberra in November this year. It is interactive and will be on huge multiscreens and in Immersive Virtual Reality format with goggles. This is a new medium so there is lots to learn! You have so many awards and career acknowledgment - what would you consider to be the highlight of your art career so far? My highlight is receiving an Australia Council for the Arts grant to work with Urban Arts Projects. For this I got to work alongside my mentor Suzon Fuks to create an interactive screen sculpture for my last project - Museum of My Friends #1. I had received other acknowledgements before, but I felt that finally people looked at me and my work with respect! To see more of Marion’s work (and to experience her projections with movement and light) go to www.marionconrow.com
Can you tell us about what ou are currently working on? Here in Bonalbo I have a photo/film studio and sculpture studio set up, allowing my hybrid work to be made. Having this peaceful creative space is so essential to me. My ability to block out noise, to concentrate and create are hindered significantly, it takes me 10-20 times as long to do things and only in windows where I am functional. Currently I am working on my new project Museum Of My Friends #2 “Artists with
Images supplied by artist. Above: Christmas projections on Bonalbo Hall. Left page: Marion’s projection work, and outside her exhibition ‘Museum of My Friends’.
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Jane Heard-Crombie ‘Waiting For Something To Happen’ (2020), Digital Painting.
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MUSIC DESIGN SCREEN L I T E R AT U R E VISUAL ARTS PERFORMANCE INDIGENOUS ARTS C R E AT I V E S E R V I C E S A P P LY N O W TO J O I N ! n o r t h e r n r i v e r s c re a t i v e . c o m . a u @ n rc re a t i v e _ _
Showcasing regional artists to global audiences, the Northern Rivers Creative Directory is connecting the region’s thriving creatives with new clients and opportunities. The Directory includes; creative services, visual arts, design, indigenous arts, literature music, performance and screen. Local artists — like Jane Heard-Crombie and Jenny Kitchener — are encouraged to apply at northernriverscreative.com.au
Jenny Kitchener Jane Heard-Crombie Shaped by a childhood surrounded by art, Jane paints energetic landscapes inspired by her surroundings in the blooming nature of the Northern Rivers. “My art comes through me, and takes on a mind of it’s own”. Image: Jane Heard-Crombie ’Someone Said Spring’
Working predominantly with print media, Jenny’s artwork is underpinned by a fascination and respect for the diverse beauty and complex relationships inherent in the natural world. She often uses the process of collage to build up complex and intricate images which interweave personal stories with universal themes. The use of metaphor and symbols has become an integral part of her work. Jenny Kitchener ‘Honeyeater’ (2018), Linocut, Collage.
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Wood by Mossy Image by Paul Daley
HANDCRAFTED TIMBER CREATIONS THAT DON’T COST THE EARTH Wood by Mossy is a small wood-turning business situated in Cawongla (around 15 minsutes from Kyogle) that focuses on sustainability and testing the boundaries of what can be created from locally-sourced, reclaimed timber. It offers a varied collection of Australian hand-crafted timber homeware products and accessories. Owners, Wayne and Caz Moss share a love of wood-turning and a passion to design beautiful, eco-friendly, functional products that are individual, not to mention 100 percent sustainable. Wood by Mossy specialises in unique designs such as end-grain chopping boards, salt and pepper grinders, wooden platters and natural timber bowls, as well as a range of artisan items such as rustic wooden ring boxes, candle holders and yarn bowls.
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Wood by Mossy also offers individual woodwork classes, antique restoration and custom designed commission pieces. A range of items are available on their website. To find out more, please get in contact with them directly.
AT THE MARKETS: Kyogle Bazaar, Bangalow, Byron Bay Artisan Market and The Channon CONTACT: woodbymossy@gmail.com Cawongla Studio www.woodbymossy.com.au woodbymossy
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Clay Corner
Images by Jasmine Phillips
Clay Corner is a new Kyogle shop with a vision of providing eco & sustainable handmade creative products by small Australian businesses and artists. Owner, Wendy Cain, has gathered together a beautiful range of local goodies from a selection of Australia’s boutique designers and family-owned businesses. “It’s really important to me that we personally know the small businesses and craftspeople that make the products we have in store,” Wendy explains. Wendy’s own ceramic products are flying off the shelves, along with pottery from four other talented ceramicists. “After I close the shop I go straight home and make more stock!”. You’ll also find locally-crafted wooden platters, jewellery, home-wares, skin and body care products, candles, gifts, and beautiful stationary and cards for every occasion.
VISIT US: 1/131 Summerland Way (Corner of Stratheden Street), Kyogle 0401 165 670 ClayCornerKyogle 13
Whether you are looking to purchase real estate in Kyogle as a resident or an investor, now is an excellent time. Kyogle Real Estate is a family-owned and operated business. Our valuable and highly experienced team of specialists are committed to the Kyogle area. We specialise in residential, rural and livestock sales, and property asset management. Our knowledge and love for our town and our people means we have your best interest at heart. There are going to be some exciting times for the Kyogle real estate market in the next year or two, with many residential & rural residential allotments coming on the market. Kyogle is “the friendly town”- ideally located within an hour to such destinations as Byron Bay. The sub-tropical environment linked with the reliable rainfall ensure its natural beauty is unrivalled, while also providing for a thriving agricultural sector.
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The Leather Shop
HANDCRAFTED LEATHER GOODS The Leather Shop Kyogle stocks handmade leather goods made in-store including, belts, bags, sheaths and more. We also offer a large range of ethically sourced furs and cow rugs, both local and international.
VISIT 0403 598 105 47 Summerland Way, Kyogle www.theleathershopkyogle.com OPEN: Thursday to Friday 10am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 2pm
Visit Mario and Sonja to see their leatherwork, as well as work by their represented craftspeople including Ulf the Blacksmith, Mohd the Horn Carver, Stephen the Knife Maker, and Kelly the Whipmaker.
Cafe Mantra Music
SERVING PEACE IN EVERY SONG Jo’s beautiful soothing voice takes you on a mystical journey into deep peace. Her unique blend of Vedic mantra, tranquil sounds and hypnotic rhythms paced at the resting heart rate of 60 bpm, infuses you with nourishing vibrations. To give your mind and nervous system profound rest, all you need do is listen.
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Nardoo Designs
WEARABLE LEATHER GOODS Diana Keen is the leatherworker behind Nardoo Designs. She creates a range of leather items including belts, purses, cuffs, covered diaries and note books from her Woodenbong studio.
FOR CUSTOM ORDERS 02 6635 1419 / 0439 969 402 diana.keen1505@bigpond.com NardooDesigns
“My love of leather began on my parent’s cattle station, where I polished and mended our riding gear. I have taught and attended workshops, and am currently making bespoke carved belts, beaded cuffs and covered art diaries.” Catch up with Diana at the Woodenbong Yowie Markets or give her a call for workshop bookings.
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Flower Affection
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Your local florist for every occasion, Flower Affection is a family-owned business situated in the beautiful township of Kyogle. Owner Deb, along with her son Jack, take great pride in providing quality flowers for all occasions. They also stock indoor plants, local hand made gifts, beautiful cards, candles and oils and pride themselves on stunning flower arrangements for any occasion.
CONTACT 02 6632 1532 124 Summerland Way, Kyogle FlowerAffectionKyogle
The Occasional Studio
ART CLASSES AND COMMISSIONS The Occasional Studio is the art space for local artist Rebecca Tapscott. She creates imagery based on our environment, through a variety of mediums, although predominately cyanotype prints and paintings drawn from a single line. The Occasion Studio is also a workshop for the occasional continuous line drawing class, and the hub for Rebecca’s bespoke fire drums, community murals and quirky collectables. Commissions welcome!
Little Cambridge A TASTE OF THE COUNTRY Enjoy the old world charm of Little Cambridge. Take in the breathtaking views, while enjoying breakfast, morning tea, and lunch. Countrystyle cooking with friendly hospitality in an idyllic setting. It’s the perfect spot to say “I Do“, “Happy Birthday”, or “Merry Christmas”. We can cater to all occasions.
CONTACT 02 6664 5143 6747 Bruxner Highway, Mallanganee Saturday & Sunday 9am - 2pm LittleCambridge 16
CONTACT 0411 840 616 41 Summerland Way, Kyogle The Occasional Studio rebeccatapscottartist
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Photos by Jodie
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Photos By Jodie is a professionally trained and accredited photographer working across the Northern Rivers. Based in Kyogle, Jodie works with local business, councils, NGOs, artists, and entrepreneurs to creatively tell your brand story, while creating innovative and fresh content for your online needs. A leader in the Wedding and Events industry, Photos By Jodie teams up with brides-tobe both locally and interstate to create that perfect rural wedding. Photos By Jodie is 100% First Nations owned and operated.
CONTACT 0415 196 867 www.photosbyjodie.com.au hellophotosbyjodie@gmail.com @hellophotosbyjodie
Roseleigh & Reid WEDDING AND EVENT HIRE Roseleigh & Reid is a family-run business specialising in modern rustic furniture and prop hire. Christine and Cameron Reid, a husband and wife duo have been in operation for 3 years. Together they design and create unique pieces; perfect to bring your dream wedding or gathering to reality. We can help create the ideal space with our aluminium-framed white marquee or our ever-popular clear marquee for those who wish to dine under the stars. We have a variety of chairs to suit your style, including the highly sought-after timber cross-back chairs, timber trestle tables, slab tables, wine barrels, greenery walls, neon signs, festoon lighting, bars, drink carts, arbors, and many other items, which can be viewed on our website. All our items are available for DIY set up, or let us take the stress away by providing part or full set-ups.
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Arcoora
ARTS & ECOLOGY TRAINING GROUND
Arcoora, located at Collins Creek within the Kyogle LGA, participates in projects that are reweaving healthy systems into our bioregion. We offer experiential training and community outreach initiatives to support capacity building in regenerative agroecology, ecosystem restoration, and cultural regeneration. Arcoora participates in local and global networks that inform and inspire their work, providing channels for storytelling and skill sharing.
WHAT’S UP FOR 2021? In 2021 we are proud to announce Arcoora as an Ecosystem Restoration Camp (Ecosystemrestorationcamps.org) and a member for the Design Institute for Regenerating Earth. In 2019 Arcoora partnered with Kyogle Together to reclaim valuable objects through the ‘Kyogle Resource Innovation Collective’ where we are re-imagining waste as treasure and providing access to affordable materials for our community. Arcoora is working to establish a food hub in the Kyogle LGA to support local food producers and consumers.
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Arcoora will host our first official ecosystem restoration camp in 2021, our commitment to participating in a global standard and leading edge of ecosystem restoration. Arcoora offers training programs throughout the year in Successional Agro-ecology, Bushcraft and ‘Rewilding’, Embodiment and Healing Practices, and Collaborative Leadership. We share our home at the former Vajradhara Gonpa with an intention to maintain a connection with cross-cultural spiritual and art practices. We partner with organisations that facilitate Rites of Passage, Meditation retreats and teaching, Conscious dance and art retreats, yoga, and more. For further information, dates, and bookings go to our website www.arcoora.org
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LOCAL WRITER FEATURE
LINDA WOODROW
forests, the agriculture, the ocean will all be different from the ones I fell in love with in the 1980s. They are already different, but the future changes are likely to be much more confronting. Some of the characters remember and grieve for what is lost. But the Northern Rivers is one of the best places in the world to be, both physically and culturally, and along with grief, there’s hope. What is your connection with Kyogle and the Northern Rivers? I moved to Kyogle in 1983 as a young mum, as one of the founding members of Black Horse Creek Community. Our kids grew up here and it’s where I call ‘home’. If you could impart one single message to the younger generation, what would it be?
Can you imagine a Northern Rivers plunged into chaos by soaring temperatures, rising tides and violent storms? Local author Linda Woodrow has explored the themes of human survival and climate change in her climate-fiction novel 470. Kyogle Culture chatted with her about the ideas behind the book. The title of the book is intriguing in itself — can you tell us about the significance of 470, and why you chose it as the title? It’s based on imagining what life might be like in a decade’s time, in a climate-changed future, not in a preachy way, but just putting characters in that situation and imagining what they would do with what life throws at them. I can’t imagine carbon dioxide levels peaking at anything less than 470 ppm, so it’s a story of life in that kind of world.
There are characters in 470 who are in their teens and early twenties now. The things that stand them in good stead in the 2030s are the kind of things that are common in young people growing up in this town. There is a certain independence and resilience, practicality, and a strong sense of community responsibility. They have skills that are valuable in any economy. They’re realists. What will you be working on in 2021. Any more fiction on the horizon? Many people have asked me for a sequel. It is hard when you get to know and love characters, to let go of them. You want to know what happens next in their lives. It’s even harder for an author! If the curiosity gets too much for me, I’ll have to write it.
The local region features strongly in the book. What is it like imagining a future for the places you love? Some parts of the future that climate change will bring are heartbreaking. The wildlife, the
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Kyogle Writers Festival Kyogle will be buzzing with creativity during this year’s very first Kyogle Writers Festival. A dedicated group of volunteers have come together in true Kyogle style to coordinate a 3-day festival that will feature traditional events such as panel discussions and writing workshops, alongside intimate conversation groups, live book readings, and book-themed events and entertainment. The idea for the festival, which will run from the 14th to 16th of May, was sparked by recent local Susan Hughes. As a lover of literature and the arts, she was keen to find ways to support its growth in the area. “I joined the Kyogle Writers Group and teamed up with Graeme Gibson and Margit Zsigmond to look at ways to further support local writers and promote local creativity, and soon after that the Kyogle Writers Festival was born,” she explained. “We thought, what better way to foster and celebrate Kyogle’s unique 20
Kyogle Writers Group President Susan Hughes with fellow organisers Graeme Gibson and Paul Shields.
creative culture than to showcase it to the local community and visitors.” “We’re developing an exciting and unique program,” said local writer Jarrah Dundler, who along with brother Dusk, and local writer Paul Shields, has joined the planning team. “In and around the more traditional festival events such as panels and workshops, there’ll be some diverse activities happening – live readings on the street, conversation groups, and activities that result in the production of new work.” “We’re hoping the festival will further consolidate Kyogle’s reputation as a town where creative stuff happens and lead to further growth in this area,” Jarrah stated. The festival will be held at various locations around Kyogle including the Kyogle Memorial Institute (KMI) Hall, the Roxy Gallery, the KMI supper rooms, the Kyogle Library, the Business Hive, and the Laneway Community Space. Check www.kyoglewritersfestival.com for tickets and event information.
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The Roxy Gallery in Kyogle has packed its 2021 calendar with an amazing range of exhibitions that draw on the connection of place, the connection of literature and art, and the connection of community The Practicing Artists Network will create a visual journey into a Henry Lawson poem, ‘The Wandering Light’, that they used as the catalyst to drive their group exhibition. A collective of artists from the Kyogle and District Arts Council Inc. will band together to show what their members create in fibre, fabric, print, paper, paint, metal and clay. During the April period Sally Joyce will be taking us down the Lions Road in an exhibition of paintings, drawings and photographs exploring the magical road, its bridges and environment that many people traverse from Queensland to Kyogle. Excitement continues throughout the whole of 2021 with the Roxy Gallery hosting exhibitors who either work in a professional capacity using their creative skills or just like to dabble in creating. Other group shows coming up throughout this year will be from members of the Woodenbong Arts Group, and the six small schools combine once again for another COLOURSS exhibition. Kyogle Writers Group will also join forces with local artists to do an exhibition based on visual interpretations of written works, and artists such as Tania Williams, Denis Hopking, Katie McGain and Paul Daley will bring to the gallery their individual collections of works in media including painting, ceramic sculpting, to explore subjects of the natural world to the profound state of the world.
Images from top to bottom: Diana Molony, ‘The Messenger’. Jenny Kitchener, ‘Wind Change’, Col Garred, ‘Flower of Steel’.
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Ripples On The Creek
RELAX REJUVENATE & RECONNECT Ripples on the Creek offers a distinctive experience of luxury cabin accommodation, amid a picturesque rural backdrop. Set at the foothills of the Border Ranges National Park, Ripples on the Creek is just over two hours south of Brisbane, and 20 minutes north of Kyogle. All cabins feature a spa on the deck, fireplace, and king size bed, with views of the creek and/or surrounding countryside. At Ripples you can share in the sights and sounds of the country — birds singing, the creek rippling and glistening, the glorious mountains, wallabies grazing, and cows ‘moo-ing’! The hosts would love to welcome you to the beautiful Kyogle region and to their property, where you can relax, rejuvenate, and reconnect.
TO BOOK 0400 331 264 602 Gradys Creek Road, Gradys Creek www.ripplesonthecreek.com.au ripplesonthecreek
Rainforest Gateway CAMPING & CARAVAN SITES
The Rainforest Gateway is a family-owned park, located around 30 minutes from Kyogle on the Lions Road. Ideally situated at the entrance to the Border Ranges National Parks and the unique Border Loop railway line, it’s the perfect base for exploring the rainforest. The Rainforest Gateway camp ground is set on five acres of grassy waterfront camp sites. Relax and unwind by the creek or around your campfire with our great family-friendly atmosphere, stunning views, tranquil bushland and abundant wildlife. The park features powered sites and unpowered sites, with on-site amenities such as hot showers, flushing toilets, laundry and camp kitchen. Other accommodation includes one-bedroom units that sleep three to five people.
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TO BOOK 0400 191 341 837 - 845 Gradys Creek Rd Gradys Creek Rainforest Gateway
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Uralba Eco Cottages HOME BETWEEN THE HILLS
Nestled among the hills of Upper Horseshoe Creek (15km from Kyogle), Uralba Eco Cottages offers an entirely off-grid experience. The first accommodation provider in Northern NSW to obtain ‘Advanced Ecotourism Certification’ from the world leading certification program Ecotourism Australia, and hand-selected by Green Getaways who claimed “this is ecotourism at its finest!”. Guests are provided with a truly ecologically sustainable experience. Rated 10 out of 10 on booking.com in 2020, the self-contained Kookaburra Cottage is set amongst beautiful gardens and sub-tropical rainforest, surrounded by birds and native wildlife, with national parks and rainforest nature walks to explore nearby. Kookaburra Cottage is perfect for couples who want to retreat to the natural world to relax, recharge and “get away from it all” in comfort and style.
STAY WITH US 02 6633 1473 info@uralbaecocottages.com www.uralbaecocottages.com 997 Homeleigh Road, Upper Horseshoe Creek
WILSONS’ ROBOTIC DAIRY g!” “It’s amazin
Nestled In the foothills of the beautiful Border Ranges, Wilsons Robotic Dairy is a great place to experience the latest technology available to the dairy industry. A visit to this farm will connect you to a family with a rich pioneering history and the cows’ adoption of automation will amaze you. You will see first-hand how contented and comfortable cows mix with computers in a state of the art partnership.
Guided tours are welcome by arrangement T 02 6636 4254 or 0428 364254
E wilsonsroboticdairy@gmail.com 2019 Summerland Way, The Risk, Kyogle
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Somatic Experiencing with Elushia NERVOUS SYSTEM REPAIR
Through a combination of skills, Elushia brings a holistic and nurturing approach to resolving trauma. She creates a nurturing space to release patterns of holding that fatigue the body, mind and emotions. As a seasoned practitioner, she draws from 14 years of applied therapeutic experience, with Somatic Experiencing as her central modality. What this therapy provides: feeling of deep rest and calm to relieve A an overstimulated nervous system. uidance to build personal resilience and G tools for self-regulation. ools to quiet the mind and build mindT body awareness. With this process, results are achieved gently without the need for reliving the trauma, while having a respectful dialogue with the focus of building a sense of trust and safety.
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MAKE AN APPOINTMENT 0414 634 831 Based in Kyogle elushia8@gmail.com www.elushiaparker.com Elushia Parker Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
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Bambu Whole Foods EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN Bambu Whole Foods is your one stop shop for healthy living in Kyogle. Owner Supatra stocks an impressive range of vitamins and health supplements, along with everything from water filters to home brew kits and personal care products. You can stock up on bamboo toothbrushes, bring-your-own-jar honey, specialty Asian ingredients and local fresh produce, all at the same time. Bambu Whole Foods has a surprisingly large range for the friendly little space, right in the middle of town. Drop in to grab everything you need for taking care of yourself and the planet. VISIT 02 66321 881 118 Summerland Way, Kyogle
Kyogle Osteopathy & Wellbeing A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO HEALING Kyogle Osteopathy & Wellbeing is a multidisciplinary health clinic that provides quality, affordable healthcare with a holistic approach. Shannon and her team, having all come from the bush, are dedicated to improving health outcomes for people living in rural areas. The team enjoys assisting people to move through their pain by helping them understand the nature of their injury, and empowering them with the knowledge and tools they need to help themselves. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT 0411 881 445 10 Geneva Street, Kyogle www.kyogleosteopathy.com.au KyogleOsteopathyandWellbeing
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Eureka Canvas & Embroidery Karen and her team provide expertise in embroidery, apparel supply, sublimation, printing and promotional products. They pride themselves on taking the time to understand your requirements, drawing on their knowledge of products and applications to offer whatever guidance you need.
Eureka Canvas & Embroidery caters to big and small businesses, from large projects down to the smallest, one-off jobs. They have a full array of the latest technology to create professional, eyecatching merchandise.
With Karen’s 10 years of experience in the business, you can be confident that you’ll be getting the best possible outcome for your project. Images by Photos by Jodie
CONTACT 0413 020 884 eureka.canvas@bigpond.com www.eurekacanvas.com.au Eureka Canvas & Embroidery eurekacanvas
Gateway Fine Foods & Catering BOUTIQUE CATERING, WORKSHOPS & EVENTS Our workshops and signature Long Table Lunches bring together local and interstate food lovers for relaxed, but engaging, experiences on farms and rural tourism destinations. Workshops are smaller, more hands-on events for those looking to learn about food, discover new skills and support farmers and small businesses. Like Long Table Lunches, they’re fun, relaxed and embrace produce from local farmers and makers, taking place on venues like farms, cottages, decks and gardens throughout the Northern Rivers. Pending seasonal availability, Gateway offers a range of workshops including (but not limited to): preserving tomatoes, relishes and chutneys, charcuterie boards, flower crowns and sweet treats, soft cheese and bread making, and Italian-inspired summer garden lunches and dinners.
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TO BOOK 0411 264 584 debbie@gatewayfinefoods.com.au www.gatewayfinefoods.com.au gatewayfinefoods
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Daleys Nursery
AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST RANGE OF FRUIT TREES & EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF NATIVE TREES & SHRUBS
Daleys Nursery has been operating for 40 years. We are a mail-order nursery that supplies trees all over Australia. We welcome customers to visit us in Kyogle, but please order online and give us one day to have it ready to pickup. Our Kyogle shop only stocks advanced trees, and trees that are discounted from 15% to 75%. To find price and information about each plant you will need to scan the QR code on each plant. All you need is your phone to scan each plant label to show you pictures, descriptions and customer feedback.
Images by Paul Daley
VISIT 36 Daleys Lane, Kyogle order@daleysfruit.com.au www.daleysfruit.com.au Tuesday - Friday 9am - 3pm Daleys Fruit
Kyogle Golf Club GOLF COURSE, BISTRO AND FUNCTION VENUE
Enjoy a game of golf on our picturesque 9-hole course with tree-lined fairways and golf hazards to test even the most experienced golfers. The club regularly hosts ladies’ comps on Wednesdays and members’ comps on Thursdays and Saturdays as well as Social Golf. Our Clubhouse is an air-conditioned spacious and modern venue. Enjoy delicious meals from our bistro and chilled drinks from our licensed bar whilst taking in the spectacular views of the course and the surrounding Border Ranges. Upcoming events: High Tea (Hollywood Theme) 26 June 2021
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Friday and Saturday from 5.30pm Friday: Raffle night, miniature putt putt
Venue hire: 02 6632 1130 Catering: 0423 539 790 102 Summerland Way Kyogle kyoglegc@bigpond.com www.kyoglegolfclub.com
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In the heart of Kyogle, the Commercial Hotel offers traditional country pub hospitality. With a renowned family friendly bistro, new tenpin bowling alley, outdoor dining deck and giant kids’ playground.
BAR Come and have a cool drink with our friendly staff and locals. We have 3 air-conditioned bars, full TAB facilities, Bottle Shop and VIP Gaming.
BOWLING ALLEY Our new dual lane ten-pin bowling is a world of fun. The Alley Bar is a mix of technology and old-world heritage with state-of-the-art lanes.
BISTRO Our large family friendly Bistro offers a range of delicious meals along with desserts and coffee. With a daily Chef’s Specials blackboard.
BOUTIQUE ACCOMMODATION Our recently renovated 4 star hotel rooms offer air-conditioning and ensuites. With plush towels, crisp bedlinen, and lovely comfy beds.
Open for lunch Tuesday to Sunday: 12.00pm to 2.00pm Dinner Monday to Saturday: 6.00pm - 8.00pm Pub and bowling open till late
97-101 SUMMERLAND WAY, KYOGLE BAR 02 6632 1017 - BISTRO 02 6632 3598
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Amanda’s Hair & Beauty LOOKING AND FEELING YOUR BEST Amanda’s Hair & Beauty strives to make their clients look and feel good! They provide cuts and colours for ladies, men, and children, as well as facial waxing and tinting treatments. The salon uses high-quality Australian made De Lorenzo products to create your look. Amanda opened her doors in 2019 and loves being part of our beautiful community. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
02 6632 2241 61 Summerland Way, Kyogle
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Peter’s Food Hall FRESH FOOD & GREAT COFFEE Peter’s Food Hall is a local favourite cafe in the heart of Kyogle CBD. Geoff, Celinda, family, and staff pride themselves on creating fresh food, great coffee, and friendly service. VISIT 02 66 321 071 85 Summerland Way, Kyogle
Open 7 days a week. Open late for dinner Thursday and Friday, with fish on the menu. Pop into Peter’s to dine-in or takeaway!
No Bull Vintage & Vinyl VINTAGE TREASURES
Treasure hunter Alan Kew loves nothing more than collecting unusual and quirky items. He will travel miles to source vintage collectables, up-cycled items, antique milk urns, rare china and unique furniture. He proudly stocks more than 7,000 vinyl records and has quite the collection of retro signs. Alan knows many of the stories behind his unique items, so don’t hesitate to drop in for a yarn.
VISIT 0423 663 225 7 Stratheden Street, Kyogle Tuesday - Saturday If traveling to visit, call ahead to check. No Bull Vintage and Collectables 31
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Ascent Dance
EXCELLENCE - EMPOWERMENT - ENCOURAGEMENT “Hi! I’m Haylee, the owner of Ascent Dance. We all know that dance is full of power — powerful to do, and full of wonder to watch! Your hopes and dreams come alive, your spark becomes a flame, and you are empowered with confidence and inspire others. Our dance family here in Kyogle is supportive and encouraging, with a focus on creating successful humans; not just successful dancers. We love challenges and aim to grow stronger and more confident through dance every day. Contact our wonderful team today for your FREE seven day pass to kick start your dance journey.”
CONTACT 0424 579 299 ascentdancestudio@gmail.com www.ascentdancestudio.com AscentDanceStudio
women’s, men’s & children’s fashion sunglasses leather goods shoes
(02) 6632 1519 1 2 3 S U M M E R L A N D WAY, K YO G L E , SCARBOROUGHS@BIGPOND.COM www.scarboroughs.com.au
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TravelManagers - Tamara Tiffin PERSONALISED MOBILE TRAVEL MANAGER “Hi, I’m Tamara Tiffin, your local Kyogle mobile Travel Manager. I can assist you with any tourism and travel arrangements, from a quick, close domestic trip to future international travel planning and management. Support a small business professional, and give yourself the reassurance of a highly tailored and personalised experience.”
CONTACT 0487 331 588 www.travelmanagers.com.au/ptm/ TamaraTiffin TamaraTiffinTM
Hayetherehair HAIR DRESSING AND EXTENSIONS Welcome to Hayetherehair where all your hair dreams come true!
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
0431 847 020 143 Summerland Way, Kyogle Mon - Tue 8.30 - 4pm, Wed - Fri 8.30 - 5pm, Sat 8.30 -12 Hayetherehair
Sarah is the proud owner of Hayetherehair. She opened her beautiful little salon in Kyogle two years ago, specialising in all things hair. “My absolute favourite thing to do is hair extensions,” she said. Receive the ultimate salon experience, with friendly service and the beautiful hair that you’ve always dreamt of.
family owned • Log book servicing • All vehicle repairs • Licensed A/C Repairs
quality service • Quality Used Cars • NRMA Insurance • NRMA Roadside Assist
• Husqvarna Dealer • Davey, DAB & Onga Agent • Shervey Solar Pump Agent
128 - 132 Summerland Way, Kyogle. (02) 6632 1700 www.oandh.com.au
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What a fortunate life Here at Gateway Real Estate we get to combine our passion for Kyogle and the Northern Rivers, with our desire to match the right people with the right property. Our team combined has over 160 years of living in this amazing area. We love living in Kyogle and being part of this beautiful community. It is easy to understand why they say, “come for a day, stay for a lifetime”. We aim to make your property purchase or sales experience professional, friendly, and informed, with no pressure.
When selling your property, we have a “no vendor paid advertising”. policy which can save you thousands of dollars. But this doesn’t mean you miss out, as we cover all the major real estate websites including Domain and Real Estate.com as well as social media and much more. Our greatest asset is being a family-owned and run business without the pressure and restrictions of a franchise, so we get to do business our way! Give us a call, we’d love to help!
91 Summerland Way, Kyogle NSW 2474 PH: 02 66 322 122 Doug Allan: 0429 141 789 doug@gatewayre.com.au www.gatewayre.com.au
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Kyogle Historical Museum
KYOGLE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY In partnership with Kyogle Council, the museum is a new, modern facility presenting and sustaining the heritage of places and people in the Kyogle Local Government Area. The museum houses historical artefacts and records, including a collection of photographs, newspapers, books, maps, funeral and cemetery records, and more! In association with the NSW Government Office of Environment and Heritage, the museum displays many local Aboriginal artefacts. There is an area for changing exhibitions, a photographic exhibition wall and an area where you will find many surprises of local history.
CONTACT 02 6632 3041 19 Bloore Street, Kyogle www.visitkyogle.com.au/things_to_do/ the-kyogle-historical-museum Kyogle Museum
Monthly members meetings 3rd Tuesday of the month at 1.30pm Entry is $2 per adult and $5 per family. Yearly Membership is $10.
Kyogle Early Learning is excited to be a part of the Kyogle Community. Kyogle Early Learning offers the town’s only long hours daycare service, alongside our government approved Preschool program. Our Preschool program assists children to develop skills for ‘big school’ including letter and number recognition, patterns, self-help skills, focus and all-important social skills.
13 Short Street, Kyogle
We are open 50 weeks of the year from 7:30 till 5:30pm. We aim to help support parents to deliver reliable, loving care and lots of time for little ones to play, learn and grow. Come and see our Centre, chat with our staff and meet the team. Centre tours most welcome! Contact us at office@kyogleearlylearning.com.au
(02) 6632 2070
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Kyogle Cinema & Museum FOR MOVIE LOVERS PAST & PRESENT Come to the movies! Watch the latest movies in air-conditioned comfort. With two fully-equipped digital cinemas and 5.1 digital surround sound, is there a better place to watch movies? We don’t think so! Also home to the Australian Cinematography Museum. For session times visit our website at www.kyoglecinemas.com.au or at facebook.com/KyogleCinemas
VISIT 02 6632 1888 26 Bloore Street, Kyogle www.kyoglecinemas.com.au KyogleCinemas
Kyogle Bowling Club SOCIAL BOWLS & SPECIAL EVENTS The Kyogle Bowling Club is town’s largest venue and caters for all events, from formal function and business gatherings, to music, entertainment and family celebrations.
VISIT 02 6632 1108 38 Larkin Street, Kyogle kbclub@bigpond.com www.kyoglebowlingclub.com.au
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Open from 3pm Tuesday through to Saturdays, the club offers a place to relax, eat and enjoy a drink. Three manicured bowling greens, host men and women’s bowling on Tuesday and Wednesday’s and social Twilight Bowls on Thursday evenings. You don’t have to be a member to have a bowl, everyone is welcome! Our bistro is also open every Friday and Saturday night, with family friendly meals and good company.
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Kyogle Together Kyogle Together is a local community development organisation that nurtures leadership and holistically works towards a connected and inclusive community. Some of our community services operate as social enterprises, with any profits reinvested back into community programs. More information is at www.kyogletogether.org.au
KYOGLE BAZAAR Kyogle Bazaar showcases the region’s arts and crafts scene. Everything for sale is either handmade, homegrown, second-hand, vintage or up-cycled. Held on the fourth Saturday monthly, from 8am behind the Information Centre, with good coffee, good food, and live music, it’s a great place to meet up with friends, or just hang out.
FIND US AT: Corner Summerland Way and Anzac Drive, Kyogle Email: bazaar@kyogletogether.org.au CONTACT KYOGLE TOGETHER
02 6632 2972 Laneway Community Space 161 Summerland Way, Kyogle
gm@kyogletogether.org.au www.kyogletogether.org.au
KYOGLE COMMUNITY GYM Kyogle Community Gym supports the exercise, fitness and health needs of Kyogle and surrounds. The gym is professionally run as a social enterprise with support from dedicated volunteers. Members range in age from 14 to 90. We have machines and free weights, along with regular classes and fitness professionals. Find us on Facebook and at 43 Summerland Way, New Park.
THE FAIR SHARE KITCHEN The Fair Share Kitchen program focuses on providing nutritious food from its food recovery activities and material aid through emergency and crisis support and advocacy. We aim to increase food accessibility, reduce food waste and share and enhance wellbeing through skill building activities. We celebrate and connect our community. Find us at the Laneway Community Space.
THE KYOGLE RESOURCE INNOVATION COLLECTIVE The Kyogle Resource Innovation Collective (KRIC) operates the tip shop — known as the KRIC Shop — at Kyogle’s Waste Facility. KRIC receives and redirects pre-loved and unwanted goods from landfill including household appliances, furniture, tools, gardening equipment, building materials, toys, bikes and sporting equipment. Find us on Runnymede Road, about 5 minutes from town.
KYOGLE YOUTH ACTION Kyogle Youth Action places young people’s aspirations, needs and wants at the heart of what we do. We provide a drop-in service and regular programs aimed at up-skilling young people and bringing them together. We support the Kyogle Youth Advisory Committee, which gives young people a direct voice to Kyogle Council. Find us on Facebook or at the Laneway Community space.
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We have now been at Casino Christian School for just over three years. We are so thankful for the welcome, care and nurture our children have received. Strong academic expectations created by staff and students is a quality that we have valued highly. The community culture and values create an environment that encourages our children to be their best. This is why Casino Christian School is a good fit for our family.
-The Gibson Family Casino Christian School, is conveniently located in the quiet, semi-rural setting of North Casino. CCS is approximately 7 mins from the CBD of Casino, 25 mins from Lismore and 35 mins from Kyogle. Our school is serviced by local bus companies and two of our privately owned and operated buses, making getting to school easy and uncomplicated.
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Eggins Law PROVIDING LEGAL SERVICES TO NSW AND QLD Eggins Law is a locally owned small law firm in Kyogle, owned by Principal Solicitor Belinda Eggins and assisted by Senior Paralegal of 25 years, Sam Glover. Eggins Law practices in New South Wales and Queensland in many areas of the law. Belinda provides clients practical and easyto-understand advice, drawing on extensive commercial and legal experience. Clients have the benefit of a Solicitor, who works closely with them throughout their matter. Belinda is a hands-on Solicitor, overseeing all work carried out by Sam in a timely and efficient manner, making quite the team. Belinda and Sam support and are committed to the Kyogle community and want all local families and businesses to thrive. Contact them and experience confidential, personalised legal services with a smile.
CONTACT Belinda 0417 762 610 Sam 0499 911 443 Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm www.egginslaw.com.au
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The Business Hive The Business Hive, in Kyogle’s main street, is a place where business owners and creative entrepreneurs can cowork, create and connect. They way we work is changing. Remote work and self-employment means more flexibility for many, and brings the opportunity to work in different spaces, and in different ways. Coworking is a global trend that offers a community of like-minded people to motivate and encourage each other, reducing the loneliness that working from home can cause. Working in this way also gives people a dedicated, focused place to create that is far more cost effective than having individual small office spaces.
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The Business Hive opened in August 2020 and offers shared office space for remote workers, entrepreneurs and creative professionals on a casual, fulltime and part-time basis. Owner Jasmine Phillips — who also runs design studio Wild Honey Creative located within the Hive — says the idea came out of her own desire to connect
with others. “One of the trickiest things about running your own business is that we often do it in isolation,” Jasmine described. “Here, people can connect, inspire and motivate each other. Support has never been more important and you can find that here.” “The Business Hive is a melting pot of passions; Entrepreneurship, creativity, community and well-being”, Jasmine explained. “We can work productively in an inspiring space, we can collaborate, watch great ideas collide, learn and share new skills, get creative and also look after our health and wellbeing,” she said. “It might seem like a strange concept to some, but looking after ourselves, and our community is crucial to having both a sustainable business and a life you love. We spend so much of our lives working, why not do it in a way that lights us up.” After regular hours (and on weekends) the beautiful, art-deco building (which
used to be one of Kyogle’s original old banks) also doubles as a hive of activity for wellbeing and movement classes, workshops and networking events. There is yoga on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, regular networking events, and creative workshops on the weekends. The work desks roll away to make space for movers and shakers, then its back to ‘business as usual’ in the morning when members file in. Kyogle Culture Magazine is also made here; among many other creative offerings. “We love hosting creative and arts workshops from the regions best makers and creators. We have had paper making and stained glass, and have ceramics, journaling, collage and watercolour workshops planned for the year ahead.” For more information on coworking and events, or to enquire about hiring the space for your workshop, check out www.thebusinesshive.co
Award-winning design & marketing studio based in Kyogle. Creating buzz for local, national and international clients.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY ACCOMMODATION RAINFOREST GATEWAY
0400 191 341 837-845 Gradys Creek Road, Gradys Creek FB: Rainforest Gateway
RIPPLES ON THE CREEK 0400 331 264 602 Gradys Creek Road, Gradys Creek ripplesonthecreek.com.au
URALBA ECO COTTAGES 02 6633 1473 997 Homeleigh Road, Upper Horseshoe Creek info@uralbaecocottages.com uralbaecocottages.com
ATTRACTIONS WILSONS ROBOTIC DAIRY 02 6636 4254 2019 Summerland Way, Kyogle wilsonsroboticdairy@gmail.com
BUSINESS SERVICES CONNECT ACCOUNTANTS 02 6632 1637 1 Wyangarie Street, Kyogle admin@connecta.com.au connecta.com.au
EGGINS LAW
Belinda 0417 762 610 Sam 0499 911 443 1 Wyangarie Street, Kyogle. egginslaw.com.au
EUREKA CANVAS & EMBROIDERY
0413 020 884 eureka.canvas@bigpond.com eurekacanvas.com.au
KYOGLE & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE coordinator@kyoglechamber. com.au kyoglechamber.com.au
THE BUSINESS HIVE
Shared office space, coworking, workshops and events 02 5633 1319 94-100 Summerland Way, Kyogle hello@thebusinesshive.co thebusinesshive.co
TIGER DESIGNZ & BUSINESS CONSULTING 0408 166 216 tigerdesignz.business@ outlook.com tigerdesignzbusinesscons ulting.com.au
WILD HONEY CREATIVE
Branding and web design 02 5633 1319 94-100 Summerland Way, Kyogle hello@wildhoneycreative.com wildhoneycreative.com
COMMUNITY & CHURCH GROUPS ARCOORA
info@arcoora.org arcoora.org
CHRISTIAN LIFE CHURCH KYOGLE 02 6632 1884 5 Geneva Street, Kyogle clckyogle.org
KYOGLE TOGETHER
02 6632 2972 161 Summerland Way, Kyogle gm@kyogletogether.org.au kyogletogether.org.au
COUNCIL SERVICES KYOGLE COUNCIL
02 6632 1611 1 Stratheden Street, Kyogle council@kyogle.nsw.gov.au
KYOGLE AND VILLAGES VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE 02 6632 2700 visitkyogle.com.au
KYOGLE LIBRARY
02 6632 1134 Stratheden St, Kyogle
CREATIVE KYOGLE CRAFT CREATIONS
0403 065 777 57A Summerland Way, Kyogle FB: Kyogle Craft Creations
THE OCCASIONAL STUDIO 0411 840 616 41 Summerland Way, Kyogle bectap5@gmail.com FB: The Occasional Studio
REALITIES END GLASS ART
A flash of colour for your outdoor space etsy.me/37EISaZ FB: Realities End Glass Art
ROXY GALLEY
02 6632 3518 143-147 Summerland Way Kyogle roxygallery@kyogle.nsw.gov.au FB: Roxy Gallery
WOOD BY MOSSY
0414 462 106 woodbymossy@gmail.com woodbymossy.com.au
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY EDUCATION CASINO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
K-12 Education - Growing in grace and knowledge 02 6662 5599 93 Manifold Rd, Casino admin@ccs.nsw.edu.au ccs.nsw.edu au
KYOGLE EARLY LEARNING 02 6632 2070 13 Short Street, Kyogle office@kyogleearlylearning. com.au kyogleearlylearning.com.au
KYOGLE HIGH SCHOOL 02 6632 1300 Summerland Way, Kyogle kyogle-h.schools.nsw.gov.au
KYOGLE PUBLIC SCHOOL 02 6632 1200 192 Summerland Way, Kyogle kyogle-p.schools.nsw.gov.au
LITTLE OWL’S DAYCARE
Family Day Child Care subsidy approved Ages Birth-13yrs 0428 364 243 7 Kamala Avenue, Kyogle littleowlsdaycare@outlook.com.au FB: Little Owl’s Daycare
ST BRIGID’S PRIMARY SCHOOL 02 6632 1988 Groom St, Kyogle kyogplism.catholic.edu.au
EVENT SERVICES KYOGLE WEDDING & EVENT DIRECTORY
The region’s wedding & events providers, all in one place. 0415196867 kyogleweddingandevents@ gmail.com kyogleweddingandevents.com
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LITTLE CAMBRIDGE 02 6664 5643 6747 Bruxner Highway, Mallanganee
ROSELEIGH & REID
Wedding and event hire 0466 69 9531 roseleighandreid@gmail.com roseleighandreid.com
FOOD DAVE’S BAKEHOUSE
02 6632 2990 73-75 Summerland Way Kyogle davesbakehouse@gmail.com
GATEWAY FINE FOODS & CATERING 0411 264 584 debbie@gatewayfinefoods. com.au gatewayfinefoods.com.au
KYOGLE QUALITY MEATS
Providing locally sourced meats and private beef cut ups 02 6632 1242 37 Summerland Way, Kyogle kyoglequalitymeat@gmail.com
PETERS FOOD HALL
02 66 321 071 85 Summerland Way, Kyogle
ROXY LANE
1 Stratheden St, Kyogle FB: Roxy Lane Cafe
SUGAR BOWL CAFE & BAR 02 6632 2276 137 Summerland Way, Kyogle FB: Sugar Bowl Cafe & Bar
THE FARMER’S PLATE
02 6632 1953 33 Summerland Way, Kyogle FB: The Farmers Plate Kyogle
ENTERTAINMENT EDEN CREEK PICTURES 40 Brown Knob Road, Eden Creek edencreekpictures.com.au
KYOGLE CINEMAS
02 6632 1888 26 Bloore Street, Kyogle kyoglecinemas.com.au
VILLAGE HALL PLAYERS
Quality theatre in a rural setting villagehallplayers@gmail.com villagehallplayers.wordpress.com
HEALTH & PERSONAL SERVICE AMANDA’S HAIR & BEAUTY
02 6632 2241 61 Summerland Way, Kyogle FB: Amanda’s Hair and Beauty Kyogle
HALFCUT BARBER SHOP Traditional mens style barber 02 6606 0384 83 Summerland Way, Kyogle houseofhalfcut.com.au
HAYETHEREHAIR
0431 847 020 143 Summerland Way kyogle FB: Hayetherehair
KYOGLE OSTEOPATHY & WELLBEING 0411 881 445 10 Geneva Street, Kyogle kyogleosteopathy.com.au
KYOGLE PHYSIOTHERAPY “You’re in good hands” 02 66322 544 2 Geneva St, Kyogle kyoglephysiotherapy.com
BUSINESS DIRECTORY SOMATIC EXPERIENCING WITH ELUSHIA 0414 634 831 elushia8@gmail.com elushiaparker.com
SOUL PATTISON CHEMIST 02 6632 1016
HOME & GARDEN DALEYS NURSERY
36 Daleys Lane, Kyogle order@daleysfruit.com.au daleysfruit.com.au
HARLEY & CO AGRICULTURE
02 6632 3377 info@harleyandco.com.au
MEDICAL SERVICES KYOGLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
02 6630 0400 199 Summerland Way, Kyogle
MCKID MEDICAL CLINIC 02 6632 1253 199 Summerland Way, Kyogle mckidmedical.com.au
REAL ESTATE
PRD REAL ESTATE
02 6632 3380 0439 135 125 81 Summerland Way, Kyogle PRDnorthernrivers.com.au
RETAIL BAMBU WHOLE FOODS
Everything under the sun 02 66321 881 118 Summerland Way, Kyogle
FLOWER AFFECTION
Flowers for all occasions 02 6632 1532 124 Summerland Way, Kyogle FB: Flower Affection Kyogle
KYOGLE HOME LIVING
Flooring, Blinds, Rugs, Bedding, Mattresses, Furniture 0474 015 600 kyoglehomeliving@outlook.com FB: Kyogle Flooring Blinds
KYOGLE MOTORCYCLES Motorcycle repairs and spare parts/accessories 02 6632 1950 Unit 3/1 Irwin Street Kyogle kyoglemotorcycles.com.au
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INNER JOURNEYS WITH MIKALA
Yoga Classes at The Business Hive 94-100 Summerland Way, Kyogle FB: Inner Journeys with Mikala
KYOGLE GOLF CLUB
102 Summerland Way, New Park kyoglegolfclub.com
KYOGLE BOWLING CLUB 02 6632 1108 38 Larkin St, Kyogle kyoglebowlingclub.com.au
KYOGLE COMMUNITY GYM 02 6632 2551 43 Summerland Way, New Park gym@kyogletogether.org.au FB: Kyogle Community Gym
KYOGLE SWIMMING POOL 02 6632 1372 Corner Wyangarie St & Summerland Way, Kyogle
TRAVEL TRAVEL MANAGERS TAMARA TIFFIN
0487 331 588 travelmanagers.com.au/ptm/ TamaraTiffin
Womens, mens and childrens fashion 02 6632 1519 123 Summerland Way, Kyogle scarboroughs.com.au
GATEWAY REAL ESTATE 02 6632 2122 Doug Allan: 0429 141 789 gatewayre.com.au
KYOGLE REAL ESTATE
02 6632 1077 90 Summerland Way, Kyogle kyoglerealestate.com
SPORTS & RECREATION ASCENT DANCE
0424 579 299 ascentdancestudio@gmail.com ascentdancestudio.com
CARMA YOGA ZONE
Classes at The Business Hive 94-100 Summerland Way, Kyogle FB: Carma Yoga Zone
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Young Artist Profile SASKIA FLYNN | ARTIST AND GRAPHIC DESIGNER
TITLE: ‘Self Kindness.’ ARTIST: Saskia Flynn. MEDIUM: Acrylic on ply.
“To liberate yourself from your own self-judgement is to liberate others from it as well. To love yourself is an act of love for the world.” Saskia, at 22 years old has been a Kyogle local since she was two. She’s been an artist since she could hold a crayon and now creates incredible works in watercolour, acrylic paint, and digitally. Saskia is a Junior Designer at Wild Honey Creative (the proud publisher of Kyogle Culture). She is also the granddaughter
of Wendy McGain, a local artistic legend. It looks like art runs in the family!
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