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Local NewsCome meet iMac.With Our Free 16GB RAM UpgradeThe 27” iMac MD095X/A:2.9 Ghz Quad-Core Intel i5 CPU1TB HDD -GT660M 512MB VRAMAND 24GB RAM$1989The 27” iMac MD096X/A:3.2 Ghz Quad-Core Intel i5 CPU1TB HDD -GT675M 512MB VRAMAND 24GB RAM$2189Buy a new 27” iMac and we will triple your ram for $0.We’ll upgrade your iMac from 8GB to 24GB for free.Lightforce ComputersappleAuthorised ResellerAuthorised Service Provider3/84 Centennial Circuit Byron Bay 02 6685 8796hrs: m-fri 9-5 • sat 9-1 www.lightforce.com.auKALIS KREATIONSWOMENS FASHIONS, GIFTS, HOMEWARES, SHOES & MUCH MOREWe are celebrating with aMEGA SHOECLEARANCEthis week!Lipstick, Draven, Kedsand MANY more ...(ex Sultry Sista stockin Mullumbimby).COMING SOON!Bali Princessspring/summer lineWE ALSO STOCKIndian headdressTribal-inspired jewelleryKids’ clothing &noveltiesHelium balloonsWholesale enquirieswelcome 0422 151 718* Present this ad for a 10% discount off purchases over $501/3 Fawcett St Brunswick Heads NSW - opp Caltex stationBitou sprayingplannedBitou bush infestations inBundjalung National Parkwill be targeted on MondayJuly 22 and Tuesday July 23,weather permitting, says NationalParks and Wildlife Service(NPWS).The state department saysthe spraying is ‘a bid to bringone of Australia’s worst coastalweeds under control.’Pest management officerLisa Wellman said that theaerial control will complementongoing ground-basedefforts.Carbon efficientworkshops Aug 6Beyond Zero Emissions researcherTrent Hawkins willpresent ‘a path to making allexisting buildings carbon efficient’on Tuesday August6 at the Regional Sport andCultural Complex.Doors open at 6pm; presentationsstart at 7pm.Local climate activist SapotyBrook says, ‘Energy usein buildings is a very significantpart of the carbon emissionsproblem, so come alongand learn how to make yournew or existing home morecarbon efficient.’North Coast news daily:netdaily.net.auChamber catches festival feverThe Mullumbimby Chamber of Commerce presented two cheques last week, each tothe value of $500, to the Community Gardens and Spaghetti Circus to help with thepreparations of their respective planned festivals. Pictured from left is Mullum chambersecretary Obi McDonald-Saint, Spaghetti Circus’s Alice Cadwell, Rock & Roll Cafe’s TrentMorris and Community Gardens co-ordinator Jeannette Martin.Photo Jeff ‘Hidden Chambers Of The Heart’ DawsonProtester fined for removing barricadesLuis FeliuMichele Grant, co-organiserof a community protest groupwhich removed barricadescontroversially erected ona public road at BrunswickHeads last year, has beenfined $750 after a magistrateon Friday found her guilty ofa charge of disposing of stolenproperty.She was part of a group ofmore than a dozen residentswho took part in the actionlast November, but the onlyone charged over the action.The group removed largeBeach-resort owners invite localsThe owners behind the NorthByron Beach Resort projectat Belongil, formerly the sitefor the proposed controversialClub Med which sparkedlocal protests 25 years ago, areopening the doors of the sitefor tours by locals as revisedplans for a much more ecofriendlyresort move ahead.Last week a plan to modify75 of a possible 193 cabins onbarricades on Riverside Crescent,which they said illegallyobstructed access to a publicboat ramp at Ferry Reserve,and took them to Mullumbimbywhere they left themoutside the Council Chambers.The group claim theygave ample warning of theirintention.The barricades were erectedon the road a week beforea new licence agreement forthe park was adopted byCouncil, sparking local outrage.The protest also aimedto highlight ongoing communitysupport for retainingthe 88-hectare site went onpublic exhibition for a monthand locals are being encouragedto tour the site.A letterbox drop invitinglocals to the 30-minute tourswent out to Sunrise and thearts and industry estate lastweek. To book tours or to receiveemail updates call 94755440 or go to www.northbyronbeachresort.com.au.foreshore land for public use.Ms Grant, of the ForeshoreProtection Group, saidshe was disappointed magistrateMichael Dakin had ‘describeda community protestas a vigilante action’.Mr Dakin told Ms Grantbefore fining her that it was‘not up to’ her to decide whataction should be taken overthe issue, but the responsibilityof a ‘popularly elected government’,rather than for herto ‘take the matter’ into her‘own hands’. Ms Grant saysshe will most likely appealthe decision.CorrectionMike Mansted has told TheEcho that the story ‘Localscouts win grey wolfawards’ from the other weekpublished the names in thewrong order. It should haveread ‘Imogen, Amy, Harryand Olivia’. ‘Also all Cubscouts in the photo plus EamonSchultz earned the GreyWolf Award, not just Harryand Eamon.’2 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

Local NewsUke Mullum celebrates 2nd birthdayStukulele and Miss Amberare hosting Uke Mullum’ssecond birthday celebrationon Thursday July 25 at TheMullum Ex-Services auditoriumwith a cast of hundreds.Joining the throng is Elvis(yes Elvis), Eric The Dog, TheNorthern Rivers Ukulele Orchestra,the Mana Aloha HulaDancers, the baby of TheEcho’s starwoman Lilith, andOlivia, plus more singers andplayers to be announced. Thiswill be the 24th monthly ukenight since the inception ofthe night in July 2011. Comeand celebrate community,song and of course ukulele.Photo Jeff ‘Ban Joe’ DawsonByron’s NYE plans partly funded by Falls Festcontinued from page 1Trees planted thanks to Mullum Music FestivalByron’s NYEAs for Byron’s NYE, plansby the mayor are underwayto prohibit non-local traffic inan effort to promote familyfriendlycelebrations. Privatevehicles won’t be permittedbeyond the high school or therailway crossing from earlyin the day until late at nightwithout an identifying sticker,which will be given free toresidents and sold to visitorsin the lead-up period. Visitorswill also be encouragedto park at Byron High Schoolor the Sports and CulturalComplex and catch alcoholfreeshuttle buses into town.The move has been welcomedby the business community,which would also seean alcohol-free dance party atByron’s YAC, 9pm fireworkswith a possible parade alongwith food stalls and kids’ entertainment.Business supporttraffic lockdownHannah Spalding fromthe Byron Bay Liquor Accordsays her organisation is behindthe mayor’s suggestionto close the streets on NYE.‘It’s a great way to encouragecoming here for the rightreasons,’ she told The Echo.Meanwhile, Byron’s businesschamber (Byron United)president Paul Waters saysthat though he’s not a ‘big fanof this sort of action,’ he saysOver 700 rainforest and riverbanktrees were planted thisweek as a result of moniesraised at last year’s MullumMusic Festival.Planted along the BrunswickRiver in Mullumbimbyat the end of Station St, thetrees were paid for by donationsand support from theMullum Music Festival participants,artfully collected byBrunswick Valley Landcaretree fairies.Council’s team leader ofnatural environment AngusUnderwood said, ‘It’s very rewardingto have the supporthe can ‘see the merits and ifit’s done well and only for onenight I can’t see a problem.’‘I think we all understandthat after last year’s problemswe need to do something tostop the gatecrashers and if alockdown is the answer thenthat’s what has to be done.‘There are also other initiativesthat I have put forwardat the summer safety committeemeetings that I haveattended so far this year thatshould be considered… oneimportant one is to enforcecapacity limits at campingareas like Red Devil and Belongilfields etc as we knowthey were overrun last year,causing great concern to policeand operators.’And to help pay for it all,from event organisers withon-the-ground works thatwill have benefits for years tocome.’Council’s bush regenerationteam manage around 35sites of Council-owned or-managed lands. Many of thesites are in partnership withdirector of Falls Festival ByronBay Brandon Saul says hisfestival will contribute cash toByron’s NYE event to the tuneof around $25,000.‘Apart from locals’ involvementin the festival itselfthrough programming localacts, arts activities, staffingand locals’ tickets, Falls FestivalByron Bay will contributefunds and expertise to assistwith the running of Councilevents and activities plannedfor Byron Bay township overthe new year period.‘We’ll also be running ayouth skills program that willgive local youth hands-onexperience and mentoring incarpentry, construction, bushregeneration and event management,’Mr Saul said.Landcare or Dunecare groups.To find out more aboutByron Shire Council’s bushregeneration team and learnhow you can be involved visitwww.byron.nsw.gov.au/bushregeneration-teamor join alocal Landcare or Dunecaregroup.Under New Management!ALL WEATHER ARENA –CLASSES RUN RAIN, HAIL OR SHINEKids Riding and Vaulting LessonsTuesday, Thursday & Friday after school.Great for confidence and awarenessSaddle Club – Now on Saturdays 10am–1pm. 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Local NewsChemical freeworking beeByron Shire Chemical FreeLandcare working bee isa good opportunity for thecommunity ‘to come and seehow we implemented an ecologicalrestoration methodologythat protects native speciesbiodiversity as a wholeecosystem’, say organisers.Help is need to finalise ahalf hectare of primary workon Saturday July 27, 9am–1pm. Meet at 9am at the firetrack gate south of the surfclub at Brunswick Heads.Please bring loppers if youhave some and also wearboots, long-sleeved shirt, a hatand gloves, and bring water todrink and some morning tea.Children are welcome withparental supervision.More information call Nadia0478 272 300 or visit www.byronshirechemicalfreelancare.org.There’s been a spruce-up of the Ocean Village Shopping Centre, completed just in timefor the Splendour In The Grass festival. Apart from the centre’s 56 solar panels, low-energylighting, designated parking for disability and elderly and pram facilities, sections of thecarpark have been resurfaced and the bus shelter has had a make-over. Pictured from leftare Kim from the Tavern, centre manager Veronica, Charlie from True Value Hardware andMel from Coles. Photo Eve JefferyNEFA accuses NSW Forestry of lyingSpokesperson for the NorthEast Forest Alliance (NEFA),Dailan Pugh, has called onthe premier to intervene todirect primary industriesminister Katrina Hodgkinsonto ‘rein in the ForestryOcean Villageloves SplendourCorporation’ after what hecalls ‘their continued publicmisinformation campaign’.Forestry Corporation’s regionalmanager, Craig Busby,told APN Media on Wednesdaylast week, ‘NEFA says weshould use shovels and rakesand dig deep for evidence ofkoala scat’.Mr Busby also told ABCNorth Coast, ‘environmentalinterest groups were excavatingkoala scats, so it’s an indicationthat they were therehistorically’.But Mr Pugh says thegroup has never done this. Read more on this story atCaptainMorganSpicedRum700ml$ 35Bintang6pk $ 13ctn $ 39Brand’s Laira‘Blockers’CabernetSauvignon$ 18CaptainMorgancans 4pk$ 18BOTTLESHOPKISS 500ml cans6pk $ 16ctn $ 49Specials from 23/7/13 to 5/8/13MonteithsApple & Pear500ml3 for $ 8ctn $ 29Absolut Vodka$ 35Wolf BlassEaglehawk Wines$ 8 2 for $ 15We stock more than 200 beers & cidersfrom around Australia and the world.Our beer gets to the coolroom cold,ensuring the coldest beer in town.HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN 6685 6454the northern.com.auNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 5

Local NewsHot Shots for localsOliver Fernley, 5, had his first game of tennis at the ByronHotshots program recently. It’s part of Tennis Australia’s HotShots Tournament and new players of all ages and abilitiesare always welcome. For more visit byronbaytennis.com.Photo Jeff ‘Hot Or Not’ DawsonExtreme gardening workshopA farmer claims he’s developedtechniques to grow foodin unpredictable weatherconditions.A workshop is planned forSaturday, and follows a successfulworkshop held earlierin the year. One Organicdirector Kieran Weston toldThe Echo that ‘Forest floor gardeningis a mirror image ofnature’s natural processes andour farm supports the processusing biodynamic principle.’The workshop will be heldSaturday July 27 at his farmin Possum Creek. To register,visit www.oneorganic.com.au.Get your OS Art Expo entry inArtists have just two moreweeks to enter the OceanShores Art Expo. Celebratingits tenth year, the expo givesartists a chance to win prizes tothe value of over $5,000.The theme this year is aquote from Margaret Olley:‘It’s All About the Light’. Enteronline at www.osartexpo.com. Entries close on TuesdayAugust 6.Bay FM offers fest tixSubscribe to Bay FM in July and go into the running for ticketsto this year’s Writers’ Festival. Subscribers are automaticallyentered into the major and daily prize draws during BayFM’s radiothon. Above are Jeni Caffin from the Writers’ Centre,right, John Mitchell from Mary Ryan’s with Bay FM’s Rozand DJ Squirrel from ‘The Nuthouse’ 11am Friday mornings.‘Yes’ media campaign imminentCouncils are gearing up for a$75 million media campaignto attempt to persuade votersinto allowing them to be recognisedconstitutionally, saysthe Citizens’ ‘NO’ campaign.The group, which is againstthe idea, claim it would resultin a power grab from the federalgovernment.A NSW Local GovernmentAssociation spokespersonconfirmed the campaign withThe Echo and says a ‘vast majorityof NSW councils haveresolved to support the referendum’through a sliding scalelevy. ‘Each council’s share iscalculated using the standardformula used when calculatingother similar levies. Themost any council in NSW ispaying towards this campaignis $33,645 over three years.Smaller councils are contributingless than $8,000.’ ByronCouncil’s media spokespersonsays a report went beforeCouncillors in Febraury 2012and they agreed to pay $17,247,‘in three equal instalmentsover three financial years,’ forconstitutional recognition oflocal government.What will you learn this Term?Lawn Bowls I Perennial Veggies I Video EditingPhotography I Spanish I Cheese Making I First AidFree Software I Belly Dance I PhilosophySewing I Tennis I Italian I Standup ComedyAkido I Cigar Box Guitar I MYOB and more...Starting Soon!Enrol Nowcall 02 6684 3374OSTEOPATHReg#1074713Dr Bardia Asaadi D.O.22 Years Clinical Experience Ph: 6687 1160www.byroncollege.org.auSTRONGBOWCIDER6 pack2 FOR$ 28DEBORTOLI2 litrecask$ 11 99CARLTONPREMIUM DRYstubbies$ 39 99TYRRELL’SWINESrange2 FOR$20PRESENT THIS VOUCHERwhen you purchase $5 worth of tickets andget $5 worth of tickets absolutely FREEPRESENT THIS VOUCHERwhen you purchase $5 worth of tickets andget $5 worth of tickets absolutely FREETHIS WEEK’S PUBCARD AMOUNTSSUNRISE CELLARSShop 10, West Byron Shopping Centre,Bayshore Drive, Sunrise Beach6685 5130 sunrisecellars@bigpond.comTHE PARK HOTEL223 Broken Head Road,Suffolk Park6685 3222 bottleshop@parkhotelmotel.comNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 7

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Local NewsA Sunnyboy: the man mainstream forgotMandy NolanStatistics say that one in fiveAustralians will at some timesuffer from a mental illness.Whether a family member,a friend or yourself, no-oneremains untouched from theissues that affect a community.In her documentary The Sunnyboy,film maker Kaye Harrisontells the story of JeremyOxley, the frontman for theband The Sunnyboys as heemerges from a 30-year battlewith schizophrenia.No-one becomes a documentarymaker for the bigbucks; it’s about dedicationto telling a story, no matterhow long it takes.Kaye credits the acclaimThe Sunnyboy has been receivingto the strong relationshipshe developed with Jeremyand the timing of the project.‘The timing of this filmwas very good because Jeremyhad been on medicationfor some years; he was stableand was in the process of reconnectingwith his brotherand the band.’The Sunnyboy followsthe journey of Oxley as heemerges from what has beensolitary torment. He attemptsto reconcile relationshipsfrom the past, particularlywith his brother and formerband member Peter.From his struggle with thephysical effects of years spentself-medicating, to his hope ofa marriage and return to thestage, this is a documentaryabout a man the mainstreamhad forgotten.As a documentary maker,Kaye was drawn to tellingJeremy’s story to lift the veilof ignorance that surroundsschizophrenia, and to personalisethe story by tellingit about someone that mostAustralians know, someoneyou could remember as talented,successful and vibrant.SchizophreniaSchizophrenia is a sensitivesubject matter for a documentarymaker, particularly whenthe subject doesn’t necessarilyhave insight about their illness.And yet their story needsto be told honestly and withthe view not to cause harmwith the finished product.‘Jeremy sometimes doesn’tbelieve he has a mental illness,’says Kaye, ‘so he nevertalks about it in those terms.‘It was challenging to makethe documentary withoutJeremy’s insight, and it wasa great burden for me. HereI was making a film aboutschizophrenia trying to createawareness – I was alwaysconcerned that he would beashamed of it and it woulddamage him in some way.‘I tell the story but it’s howhe sees it, it’s through his eyes.In the film when he talksabout the diagnosis, he talksabout what the psychiatristsays and how he felt and theself-medication,’ says Kaye.‘He started drinking reallyheavily and it ruined shows;some are good, some are amess. In the end that is whatcame between them (theband and the brothers) andafter the Sunnyboys broke upthere was a period of lots ofself-medication with drugs,and he wouldn’t get any help.Kaye says that he got tothe point where he lost everythingand was sleeping on thestreet. ‘He hit rock bottomthen went to Callan Park forthree months. He didn’t reactwell to the lithium and vowedhe wouldn’t go on medicationever again.’ From that pointOxley moved out of Sydney,moving to places like Ipswichand Pottsville, but eventuallyending up in Queensland.Much of the film focusesnot just on the reunion of theband, but the reunion of thebrothers. ‘It’s a big part of thefilm,’ says Kaye. ‘It is abouttheir relationship and theirseparation and their comingback together. The film’s keyemotional highlight is the reformationof the Sunnyboysfor their show at the Enmoretheatre in April 2012.‘For Jeremy, his biggest fearwas “what are people going tothink of me”? But he’s such aprofessional and stepped up.‘He never talks with selfpity,’ she says, ‘he talks like he’sa bit of a soldier.’Kaye Harrison’s film TheSunnyboy will be screening atSplendour in the Grass on Saturdayat midday and will befollowed by an audience withKaye, Peter Oxley and MaryOxley-Griffiths. Other screeningsinclude Birch Carroll &Coyle Cinema in Coolangattaon August 16, 17 and 24 andthe Star Court in Lismore onAugust 18 and 23.West Papua Flotilla in townOften ignored by mainstream media is the occupation andatrocities committed by Indonesiana on the people of one ofour closest neighbours, West Papua. To highlight this ongoinghuman rights abuse, a special film night, fundraiser and danceparty will be held in preparation for the imminent arrival ofthe ‘Freedom Flotilla West Papua’.Fire ceremony at sunsetThe flotilla was initiated last June in Lake Eyre under theguidance of Arabunna elder Uncle Kev Buzzacot, and is travellingup to Cairns where boats will leave to West Papua. Theevening will begin at sunset with a fire ceremony by UncleRobert Corowa from the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.To take part, come along Wednesday July 24 at Kulchajam inByron Bay or visit http://freedomflotillawestpapua.org.OPEN 7 DAYS50–80%off this weekDon’t miss out!1A Banksia Drive, Byron A&I Estate6685 7147La SoiréeTreasury Hotel& Casino$299 per night*, including$50 dining for Fat Noodle,in a Deluxe King or Twin Room.OaksFestival TowersFrom $149 per night*in a One Bedroom Apartment.Hilton BrisbaneFrom $220 per night*in a Hilton Guest Room.RydgesSouth Bank$189 per night*, includingbreakfast for 2, in a DeluxeQueen or Deluxe Twin Roomwith balcony and city views.BOOK ONLINENorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 9

CommentVolume 28 #07 July 23, 2013No home among the gum treesWhile not as sexy as Sea Shepherd, Australians for AffordableHousing (http://housingstressed.org.au) runs a tight ship forthose with problems on land. This cohort of welfare agenciesand other groups seeks to bring to the attention of the majorpolitical parties many Australians’ housing stress, even amongthe fully employed. So far only the Greens have responded inany meaningful way in their policies – http://greens.org.au/policies/housing – while the Labs/Libs/Nats continue to wringtheir hands over the best way to herd asylum seekers intothird-world concentration-camp conditions.In response to the release last week of AFH’s report ‘OpeningDoors to Employment: Is housing affordability hinderingjobseekers?’, Australian Council Of Social Services CEO DrCassandra Goldie pointed out the great Catch-22: ‘Jobseekerscannot live in areas where jobs are available without being inhousing stress. They either live in poverty on low income supportpayments, or they move to areas with jobs available andlive in housing related poverty.’Even the developers’ lobby group, the Property Council ofAustralia, recognises the need for affordable housing, but sofar no government has implemented a bold enough plan totackle the issue. In NSW, councils are severely under-resourcedand the O’Farrell state government seems keener on appeasingproperty developers’ money-making needs than in makinglife in a subdivision truly affordable, though the ABC reportsone inspiring example involving Indigenous prisoners and thestate’s Aboriginal Housing Office – http://bit.ly/14m5o4I.What the housing stressed need is a program like FranklinD Roosevelt’s New Deal of 1933–36, in which housing istreated as a human right, not the plaything of the upwardlymobile.Michael McDonaldThe Byron Shire EchoEstablished 1986General Manager Simon HaslamEditor Of Convenience Hans LovejoyPhotographer Jeff DawsonPrint Advertising Manager Stuart AmosProduction Manager Ziggi BrowningNicholas Shand1948–1996Founding Editor© 2013 Echo Publications Pty Ltd – ABN 86 004 000 239Mullumbimby: Village Way, Stuart St. Ph 02 6684 1777 Fax 02 6684 1719Byron Bay: Unit 5, 6 Tasman Way, Arts & Industry Estate. Ph 6685 5222Printer: Horton Media Australia LtdReg. by Aust. Post Pub. No. NBF9237.So the great asylum seekerdebate is officially over.No more bleedinghearts versus hardliners; notmore do-gooders against xenophobes.And no more compassionseeking to moderatepragmatism. From now on thepolicy is clear, bipartisan andbrutal: keep the bastards out.For those who’ve comeacross the seas, our boundlessplains are not for sharing.Instead of coming to Australia,the tenth richest countryin the world, they are tobe shunted off to Papua-NewGuinea, the one hundred andthirty-ninth. They may not behappy about it, but that’s justthe point: let them rot in thecamps of Indonesia. Or if possibleeven further away. Juststop the boats.And it might; not, as Ruddadmits, immediately, but ifand when the governmentis seen to be serious – ruthless– about the new policy,risking one’s life and moneyto exchange one hellhole foranother could well cease to bea gamble worth taking.Even Tony Abbott reckonsthat it is not a bad idea,although of course he is quickto add that it will never workunder Kevin Rudd. And as apolitical solution it is simpleand elegant: a concrete planwith a far better chance of successthan anything Abbott andhis unwholesome immigrationspokesman Scott Morrisonhave proposed.But that does not meanthat even by its own pragmaticstandards it will be troublefree. For starters, there is thecost; we have not yet been toldjust what is entailed but it willnot be less than an arm anda leg. Of course, we will savemuch of the money now spenton facilities at home, and, assumingthe boats stop or atleast ease off, the resources,effort and angst of the navyacting as a coastguard, but bythe time we have paid off thegovernment in Port Moresbyand assumed the ongoing expensesassociated with ManusIsland, there will be anotherbig hole in the budget.Then there are the politics:the current PNG prime ministerPeter O’Neill may be happyabout the arrangement but elementsof his splintered oppositionare not, and governmentsin our nearest neighbour havea habit of changing somewhatunpredictably.And the ongoing situation isnot all that promising, The localsdo not generally welcomeuninvited intruders, especiallyif they are Asian and/or Muslim.And PNG already has arefugee problem of its own: unlikeAustralia, the country has aland border, which some 9,000desperates have crossed fleeingpersecution in Irian Jaya.Given its own straitenedeconomy, the residents maybe forgiven for feeling they alreadydo enough for the causewithout making an open-endedcommitment to their formercolonial master.And in any case thingsare far from locked up; thereis certain to be a challenge tothe legislation in Australia’sHigh Court, which knockedback Julia Gillard’s Malaysiasolution. The current plan hasNorth Coast news daily:more chance of success – unlikeMalaysia, PNG is a signatoryto the UN Convention onRefugees, for what that’s worth.But Rudd still has a fewhoops to jump through beforehe can claim to have put thismost vexing of political problemsto bed.Still, he has to be givenmarks for trying. On any levelthe current situation was outof control.With more than 15,000 boatpeople having arrived alreadythis year and no sign of reliefin sight, circumstances hadindeed changed since 2008,when he happily dismantledJohn Howard’s Pacific solution.The drownings were becomingcommonplace, despitethe best efforts of an increasinglytraumatised navy and thecaps were overflowing.And worst of all, the politicshad become worse than toxic:with Abbott’s uncompromisingand opportunistic stance therewas a real danger that the electioncould turn into nasty brawlabout race, even worse thanHoward’s dark victory of 2001.Rudd’s lurch to the rightwas not pretty, but if it worksand the boats do stop, he willbe forgiven much, even by thehumanitarians who are nowhis sternest critics. And theremay even be a bright side. Theinflux of successful asylumseekers had meant that almostall Australia’s 20,000 allocatedplaces for immigrant refugeeshave been filled by boat peoplenetdaily.net.auRuthless Rudd to stop the boatsRudd’s lurch to the right was notpretty, but if it works and the boatsdo stop, he will be forgiven much.by Mungo MacCallum– the situation of those confinedto the camps with neither theresources nor the recklessnessto employ a people smugglerhas drifted further into despair.Now there is a chance thatthose places will open up again,and Rudd has signalled that ifthings work out, he will increasethem by another 7,000.There has never been aqueue, as such, but there havealways been many thousandshoping against hope that theirnumbers will eventually comeup. If the PNG solution comesoff, their chances will improvesignificantly. But it is not the solutionmany would have wanted;it is easy to sympathise withthe Greens’ Christine Milne,who dubbed it a day of shame.But it would be more accurateto talk of 12 years ofshame starting at the time ofthe Tampa, when the majorityof Australians applaudedJohn Howard as he thundered:‘None of those people will everset foot in Australia – never!’In fact, a lot of them later did,but the mood was set – a moodRudd is now reinforcing.Unlike the countries of Europe,the Middle East and Africa,where most asylum seekersarrive on foot, Australia isgirt by sea.And we have an atavisticdread of unauthorised maritimearrivals – the boats, howeverharmless, are always seena some kind of invasion, athreat to our way of lives.When it comes to asylumseekers, this appears an absurdexaggeration, but perhaps, justperhaps, it is not entirely irrational.After all, it has happenedbefore.Just ask the Aboriginals. 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LettersThe horrors of holiday letting Cr Rose Wanchap (Letters,July 16) just does not get it.Residents against holiday lettingare not just about touristsmaking noise but rathersocial amenity. Having todeal with a different set ofneighbours every week, neverhaving the same neighbours,wondering who’s next doorthis week.Getting that feeling of ahole in your stomach everytime a new carload of peoplearrives at the house next doorthat’s never had a permanentresident. As Jenny Shiels wrote(Letters, July 16), ‘After havingendured 18 months of holidayletting I now have neighboursagain and my life back.’Holiday letting in residentialareas is illegal and Councilmust address the problem.Simon DavisVictims Of Holiday Letting Who wants to live nextdoor to a commercial shortstayrented property? NewAerial sprayingI note that we are again to bevisited by the NPWS helicopterspray unit. If NPWS thinkthey are having success withthis ‘strategy’, I beg to differ!As a user of the ‘fishermen’stracks’ on Cape Byron,I have noted the results ofNPWS’s past aerial sprayingprograms.Initially most of the establishedbitou died, but withinmonths new plants were establishingand within ninemonths there was as muchbitou as previously.I believe there have beentwo spraying programs inrecent years. There has beensome resurgence of nativespecies, but aerial sprayingpeople, cars coming everyfew days? Many people onholiday behaving like you doon holiday in our residentialstreets?Rose’s idea was turneddown at a Greens meeting.I don’t know why she is stillpromoting it. No amount ofdeposit can compensate fordisturbance of quality of life.Let’s get on with enforcingthe law against this horrorafter 13 years of it. No moretalk fests with people whomake heaps of money fromdisturbing us. There were noresidents at the recent meetingregarding holiday lets.Maggi LukeA member of Victims ofHoliday Letting Greens Cr Rose Wanchapalleges that she is proposing$5,000 bonds to manage unlawfulholiday lets becauseCouncil has not been able toaddress the unlawful industry.Council staff recently broughtis not effective in eradicatingbitou on the cliffs at CapeByron. There needs to be astrategic backup program ofsome sort.A more strategic approachwith a hand-weeding componentat critical times is theonly way to get beyond thecontinual reliance on poisonsprays. Work has beendone on the Cape by workersusing harnesses and ropesafety lines. This would allowsystematic bitou control andprobably be less costly thanhelicopters.These programs are fundedby taxpayers, and we arenot getting good value. Abetter plan is required, onewhich has a ‘spray-free’ future,not the current over-relianceon aerial spraying withall its risks, and nothing else!Veda TurnerByron BayEroding dunesA recent walk along the Belongilestuary revealed adamaged road, complete withinfrastructure hanging froman eroded dune. The erosionof dunes in the estuary is ofdeep concern. While everyeffort appears to be occuringin human comfort and publicrelations concerning this site,the greatest concern remains– the rapidly eroding dunesin the estuary.This will be further ensuredwith the impact ofLetters to the EditorSend to Letters Editor Michael McDonald, fax: 6684 1719 email: editor@echo.net.au Deadline: Noon,Friday. Letters longer than 200 words may be cut. Letters already published in other papers will notbe considered. Please include your full name, address and phone number for verification purposes.Homestay familiesneededIn July and August we will welcome young Japanesehigh school students needing friendly host families!The students are aged 15–18 years and stay for upto 13 days.Like our regular homestay program, hosting studentsis a great cultural experience for you and your family.PLUS you also receive $240 per child per week.Please contact Heidi for further information:Phone 6680 8253Email heidi@bbels.com.aua case to councillors that staffwere proposing to take tocourt, and Cr Wanchap votedto stop staff prosecuting theprohibited development. CrWanchap is part of the problem,not the solution.John LazarusByron BayWhen a council ignores itsown rules and regulations,how can it expect its residentsand ratepayers to complywith them? Simon Davisis absolutely right: holidayrenting in residential zonesis illegal and has been eversince the 1988 LEP; the recentTerrigal decision simply reinforcesthis (Letters, July 16).Cr Wanchap’s attemptsto sidestep the issue by suggestingyet another way ofsupporting the illegal practicedo her no credit. Giventhat successive councils havefailed to act (despite heartfeltpleas from residents – manyof whom have given up andmoved away) and that the illegalityhas continued for solong, a case could be made forgiving these renters a (limited)period of time to ceaseoperating – and sell if that’swhat they want to do. I believethis should be the basisof any future negotiations.No more endless talk festsand useless attempts to bringtogether totally disparate interests.I think all councillorsattended at least some of thepublic meetings held earlierin the year to hear about Byron’sproblems around NewYears Eve and beyond – andmany of the stories we heardwere heart rending.I welcome the currentplanning for NYE but Council’sduty of care is supposedto apply all year round so wewait to see if this council willfinally take action againstholiday letting and prove itselfworthy of our respect.Jenny ComanBangalowmore tourists. Much dunehas disappeared since the NoClub Med campaign. Thisrequires the most urgent attention.Jo FaithNewtownWomen’s equalityThere’s been various letters inrelation to my bleat on peoplesmugglers and the treatmentof women by practitioners ofIslam.At the United Nationslast week, Malala Yousafzai,the Pakistani girl shot by theTaliban, urged educationfor all children. Malala is acontinued on page 13RAILSTHETHE RAILWAY FRIENDLY BAR, BYRON BAY6685 7662 THE FAMOUS RAILS kitchenWednesday 24 JulyREVIERThursday 25 JulyJOSH HAMILTONFriday 26 JulyVANESSA BAKER & THEELECTRIC ECCLECTICSaturday 27 JulyWANDERING EYESSunday 28 JulyTHE HOMBRESMonday 29 JulyDAN HANNAFORDTuesday 30 JulyTOBIAS MOLDENHAUERWednesday 31 JulyKYLE LIONHARTRELATIONSHIPBREAKDOWN?Family Law Solutions provides expert legaladvice and assistance for people duringtimes of marital or relationship crisis.DivorceProperty SettlementBinding Financial AgreementsParenting ArrangementsWill DisputesMediationPhone 6686 6899www.familylawsolutions.com.auinfo@familylawsolutions.com.auS2, L1, Seamark 26–54 River Street, BallinaS2F Molesworth House 186 Molesworth St, LismoreChristopher McDevitt, PrincipalAccredited Family Law SpecialistSHOWROOM OPEN9–5 Mon to FriDamian ShanahanSenior Associate6685 5744 | 80 Centennial Cct,Byron Arts & Industry EstateNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 11

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LettersTerrace Park residents misrepresentedThe Terrace Reserve Park residentsonce again find themselvesthe target of fictitiousaccusations. In a letter fromSean O’Meara (Echonetdaily,July 1), he writes: ‘illegally occupiedriverbank’, ‘illegally encroachingstructures’, ‘makeshiftand illegal structures’. Forthe record, all residents have alegal contract to live on theirsites and all residents live inapproved dwellings, and werein place when Council managedthe park.Mr O’Meara again: ‘only ahandful left that contain truelong-term residents’. Thereare 17 permanent dwellings,15 of which are owned andoccupied legally by residents,two are owned and leased byNCAT – a handful?Mr O’Meara: ‘aggressiveand continual destruction ofthe riverbank’, ‘more erosionand destruction of the riverbankhas occurred... sinceNCHP took control’, ‘severeerosion to the riverbank’, etc.There is no more or less erosionthan in areas not containedwithin The TerracePark. From photos of the riverbanktaken in he TerracePark 12 years ago, the riverappears to be virtually thesame now as then.Mr O’Meara: ‘constructionof private boat harbours andprivate access tracks’. Thereare no boat harbours, and accesswithin The Terrace Parkhas been blocked for manymonths, by instruction fromNCAT in cooperation withthe residents.Mr O’Meara: ‘the riverbankneeds immediate replantingand remediationwork’. Regarding this point,it is being undertaken by EnviTEunder contract to NCATand is in progress right now,and has been for a while.Mr O’Meara: ‘excludeslocal families from enjoyingrecreational activities’.The photo he supplied forthe article supposedly showsexclusion. In fact his photoclearly shows an access pointthat is, and has been, used bycamping families and localchildren for generations. Healso fails to mention there areother designated communityaccess points on SimpsonsCreek.Mr O’Meara: ‘this area wasonce a nature reserve’. Photosheld at the Mullum HistoricalSociety clearly show TheTerrace Park has been usedfor camping activities sincethe 1920s.We also found other inaccuraciesin his letter. MrO’Meara has misrepresentedthe facts.Geoffrey Suthon& Gary Morgansonfor the Terrace ParkResidents CommitteeCriminal Law, Traffic Law & Court WorkFamily Law, Property,Conveyancing, Wills and ProbateMullumbimby Officep 02 6684 6111f 02 6684 6122Suite 6, 97 Stuart St,Mullumbimby NSW 2482Tweed Officep 07 5536 6111f 07 5536 611210/69 Wharf St,Tweed Heads NSW 2485With Integrity & LightCameron Bell, PrincipalKate Brady LLB (Hons)continued from page 11passionate campaigner for therights of female children to beeducated. She presented theUN with three million signaturesin support of her call.The evidence of repressionof women and female childrenin Muslim nations is in ourmedia every day. Saudi womenare not allowed to drivecars. Many Muslim womenare not allowed to go out oftheir houses without a malechaperon. Afghan womenare enduring harsh times with12-year-old children beingmarried off to old men. Casesof torture, rape, honour killingare not unusual. In Lebanonrefugee camps, girls as youngas 11 and 12 are being marriedoff, some giving birth to babiesat 14 years of age.The majority of asylumseekers being brought to ourshores by people smugglersare from Muslim countries. Itmust be abundantly obviousthat there are huge ravinesbetween our cultures and thatwestern women who have, inmany cases, fought for equalrights are shocked by the veilingand oppression which isthe lot of many Muslim womennow living in Australia.To see a woman completelyswathed from head to toein black with a mask coveringthe face is the completeantithesis of women’s equality.Many women find thisoppression revolting, and wehave an inalienable right toour beliefs and opinions. Thebattle for women’s equality inthis country was hard foughtand critical to establishing asane and responsible futurethat encompassed both sexesand their gifts.Australians are entitled tobe concerned about the exponentiallygrowing peoplesmugglers’ trade. And entitledto note that in other countrieswhere there has been a majorINFORMATIONMORNINGTuesday 13 August, 201310am to 12 noon There will be a higher demand for childcare in 2014due to child ratio changes (1 educator to 4 children). Operating a family day care service from your ownhome can be a very rewarding career choice. If you would like to learn more about becoming anEducator, Relief Educator or In-Home-Care Educator,come along to our information morning.Please ring 6686 7799to confirm attendance and venueAccredited Home-based Child Care Service17 Brunswick Street, Ballinafdcballinabyron.com.au admin@fdcballinabyron.com.auMuslim immigration, troublesoon follows. Australians areamazingly tolerant people; weexpect that same respect fromothers.Sue ArnoldOcean ShoresDebased wordsI despair at the level of ourpublic discourse.I heard that dismissedcricket coach Micky Arthuris claiming $4 million indamages for, among otherthings, ‘racism’. He is beingracially discriminated againstbecause he is a South African.A South African race?While we frame our discoursein such meaningless,debased words there will becontinuing confusion.Jim NutterMain ArmPissed misanthropesThere has been much handwringingand chatter recentlyabout alcohol-fuelledviolence, presumed to be directlyassociated with excessivedrinking, and what we,as a society, should do aboutit. One opinion is that alcoholshould be made more expensiveor more difficult toobtain, and another suggeststhat closing the pubs earlieris the solution. But neitherof these ‘solutions’ actuallyaddresses the real problem,which is why a certain groupof people feel driven to indulgein this self-defeatingand destructive behaviour.It is a pretty well-establishedfact that since the beginningof recorded historyhuman beings have liked gettingstoned, altering theirday-to-day reality by meansof various intoxicants. Intruth, it is such a commonphenomenon that it may beconsidered an integral partof natural human behaviour,continued on page 14LEARN TO SURFwith surf legend Rusty Millerformer USA Surfing Champion 1965PERSONALISEDSURFING INSTRUCTION P 02 6684 7390 M 0428 847 390E rustym@iinet.net.auW rustymillersurf.com*Instructions aredependent uponocean conditionson the dayTHE BYRON SHIREnetdailyThe perfectlunchtimeaccompanimentThe North Coast’s best online newsSubscribe todaynetdailywww.echonetdaily.net.auIndependent,local, dailyand free!North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 13

Letters/Pin This UpNorth Coast news daily:netdaily.net.aucontinued from page 13and the only parameter thatshifts it from being simply anormal harmless social activityto a malign blight onthe community is the scaleof consumption and, mostimportantly, the attitude withwhich it is undertaken.Whereas in previous timesa couple of drunks in a pubmight have a disagreement,have a little scrap outside,then shake hands and goback inside to share anotherdrink together, nowadays itseems that many drunks havemurder on their pissed-upADVERTISEMENTminds and go all out to inflictas much physical damageas they possibly can on theirunfortunate foe, often withdisastrous results.Why should this be so?And why aren’t sociologiststrying to find out?The problem is not theavailability of alcohol or otherdrugs; they have always beenaround. It is the desperatemotivation that drives thismisanthropic behaviour thatshould be investigated andaddressed.Colin ThorntonThe PocketPin This UpDEADLINE FRIDAY NOONCopped a fine?Have you copped a fine lately?Are you in ‘acute economichardship’? You may qualify topay your fine with volunteerwork at the Mullum CommunityGarden. For details JeannetteMartin 0412 322 255.CSG-free daySaturday 27 July 10.30am atWilsons Creek Hall minimarket.The Wilsons CreekFrom 1 July, Australia’s current support system for peopleliving with disability is being progressively replaced withDisabilityCare Australia. This new scheme will help providea better quality of life for Australians with a significant andpermanent disability, and for their families and carers too.What’s new about DisabilityCare Australia?DisabilityCare Australia is a new way of funding personalisedsupport for people with disability. As well as looking at aperson’s immediate needs, it will take a lifelong approach andenable people with disability to have choice and control overtheir supports. It will focus on early intervention, recognisingthat timely support can minimise the impact of a disabilityon individuals, families and carers. Assistance will be providedat the right time, rather than only once people reach crisis.Who is eligible?DisabilityCare Australia will help people who have a significantand permanent disability and who need assistance witheveryday activities. This includes people whose disabilitiesare attributed to intellectual, cognitive, neurological, sensory,or physical impairment, or a psychiatric condition.Will I lose my current support?No. Your current arrangements will stay in place until youhave met DisabilityCare Australia to discuss your needs.Will it affect my Disability Support Pension?No. Your Disability Support Pension will not be affected.When does it all begin?DisabilityCare Australia is being rolled out in stages becauseit is a big change to the current system.Locations that start from July 2013Barwon region of Victoria ...............People aged 0-64Hunter region of NSW .......................People aged 0-64South Australia ................................ Children aged 0-14Tasmania .............................. Young people aged 15-24Locations that start from July 2014ACT ..........................................................People aged 0-64Barkly region of NT .............................People aged 0-64From July 2016, DisabilityCare Australia willcontinue to extend to more locations and agegroups around Australia, including Queensland.For more information, visitaustralia.gov.au/disabilitycareor call 1800 800 110For people with hearing or speech lossTTY: 1800 555 677Speak and Listen: 1800 555 727Authorised by the Australian Government, Capital Hill, Canberra.One scheme.One focus on individuals.One commitment to lifelong support.One big difference to lots of lives.community survey has beencompleted – 99.9 per cent ofresidents voiced their wish toremain gasfield-free. Therewill be a celebratory presentationof declarations from eachroad to the mayor after tea andcake. Greens candidate DawnWalker will answer questionson Greens CSG policy.Gem club stallThe Byron Gem and LapidaryClub is having another of itsfamous street stalls in Mullumbimbyon Fri 26 July atthe corner of Burringbar andStuart streets. Rocks, crystals,gems and mineral specimensfor sale.Byron SophiaByron Sophia PhilosophicalGroup: The Heart – Doorwayto the Soul, Thursday, 25 July,1–3pm, at Masonic Centre,6 Byron St, Byron Bay. Info:Celia 6684 3623.Op shopUniting Church Op Shop,Dalley St, Mullumbimby,opens each Saturday 8am–noon.U3A Bruns ValleyTues 30 Jul, Chris DewhirstOAM, a local adventurer andballoonist, will speak to usabout his world record flightover Mt Everest, 10am–noon,Uniting Church hall, FingalSt, Brunswick Heads. Phone6684 4787.U3A Ballina/ByronAnne Moehead RNNP willspeak on ‘The Three Ds inAgeing’ at our meeting on30/7/13 at 10am in the CWArooms, Brunswick Heads.Enquiries 6685 1982.Chair yogaGentle exercise and relaxationin a chair, Thursdays10–11am, Cook Pioneer Hall,Gordon Street, Mullumbimby.Free, or donation welcome.Enq Marion 6680 2101.Soup and damperMullumbimby & District WarMemorial Hospital Auxiliaryis holding its annual Soup &Damper day on August 9 atthe Uniting Church Hall at 12noon, cost $15. All welcome.Proceeds towards buying a Slitlamp for the hospital.Table tennisSocial at Newrybar Hall eachMonday 9.30am–12.30pm forpeople with some playing experience.$5 per session. Info0408 337 277. Please note: This section isfor the benefit of non-profitcommunity groups, not forinvitations to free events tobe followed up by paid work-14 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

ArticlesA vision for the village of Mullumbimby in 2025David BrownThe Mullum Music Festival is one of the popular community events for the village.A reconstructed wharf defines HeritagePark and significant landscapeimprovements have been made, paidfor by income from a successful cafe/restaurant on the river’s edge. An olddiving tower, once a feature on the river,has been restored as a sculptural featureopposite the end of Stuart Street.Earlier this year I completeda three-monthCurtin Universitycourse called Protecting HeritagePlaces. The outcomewas a comprehensive ConservationManagement Planfor Mullumbimby, a subjectdear to my heart as a residentwith a family association withthe village that goes back to1908.Council should be ableto establish the DevelopmentGuide required for theHeritage Conservation Areadefined in the new LEP andproposed changes to theNSW planning system. However,funding the creation of astrategy to optimise the tourismand creative business opportunitiesthis could bringwill be a challenge.The Conservation ManagementPlan emerged fromthis concern. Part of the planwas a Vision Statement. Tosome it might seem trite orunrealistic. To others it mightbe inspirational. Either way,feedback would be valuableand appreciated.The visionIn 2025 the village of Mullumbimbyis famed as a dynamiccentre of creative excellencein music and the arts.It is a living place supportedby a community that believeshonouring the village’s pastand its beautiful setting hasproduced an enduring, pleasurableplace in which to live,work and visit. A balance hasbeen achieved between conservationof the village’s heritage,culture and character andnew development to create avigorous and vibrant atmosphere.And, while rivalry seldomsurfaces, Mullumbimbysees itself as a relaxed contrastto the frenetic exuberance ofByron Bay or the lofty sophisticationof Bangalow.The village remains an eclecticcommunity of farmers,artists, musicians, complementarytherapists, retireesand others seeking a sustainablealternative to the stresses,attitudes and contaminationof city suburban life.They are passionate aboutMullumbimby’s cultural andbuilt heritage, and its historyof tolerance, but residents encourageand admire thoughtfulchange.WelcomingIn keeping with its past,Mullumbimby offers an inclusiveand welcoming environment.It celebrates discovery,innovation and personalgrowth through internationallyrespected annual music,art, environment and spiritualfestivals, a famed SculptureWalk and a moving feast ofexhibitions. All embrace thevillage’s buildings, places andpeople.Restored riverThe village has been reconnectedwith the river thatbrought it life. Restored riparianvegetation has beautifiedlong lengths of its bankswhile paths wind their waythrough the trees to join othersleading to BurringbarStreet.A reconstructed wharfdefines Heritage Park andsignificant landscape improvementshave been made,paid for by income from asuccessful cafe/restaurant onthe river’s edge. An old divingtower, once a feature onthe river, has been restoredas a sculptural feature oppositethe end of Stuart Street.And, to visitors who walk itstree-lined residential streets,the stories of Mullumbimby’spioneer families, heroes, significantevents and personalitiesare revealed on informativeplaques.The community is immenselyproud of its sportingand educational institutions,clubs, regular markets,organic food producers anddiverse range of dining experiences.Together, theseprovide numerous opportunitiesfor neighbourly discussions,heartfelt debate oreffortless celebrations of thevillage’s spirit, history andfuture. Led by a progressive,reforming council, thosewho said the vision couldnot be realised are now enthusiasticvolunteers.EmploymentMullumbimby’s successand growing optimism hasprovided satisfying employmentopportunities for itsyouth. Groundbreaking affordablehousing solutionsfor key workers, youths, theaged and homeless have beencreated and awarded for theirenvironmental performanceand design excellence. Thecommunity cherishes thisrecognition.And many landownershave renovated their properties,or built anew, to the highstandards anticipated by aDevelopment Guide heartilyendorsed by the communityten years earlier.These achievements havemade Mullumbimby animportant stop for touristsseeking to experience a smallregional village. Places to stayare plentiful and diverse withmany visitors arriving on aglobally recognised walkingand cycling trail built on theold railway easement.All this has resulted inthe sensitive adaptation ofa number of structures andsites including the formerTelstra and railway stationbuildings.These heritage buildingshave become an informationhub for visitors and the adjacentaccommodation generatessignificant recurringincome for Council and theprecinct is an attractive, appropriateentry to the village.Mullumbimby has madethe transition into a place thatwill be environmentally, sociallyand economically sustainablewell into the future.The personal and institutionalresilience that has comefrom reshaping itself meansthe village has an enhancedability to prosper in the faceof climate change, politicalinstability and unexpectedexternal disturbances.The Easy 3d team have vast skill and decades of experience in the domesticand commercial construction, landscaping and Industrial Design Industries andwe can produce images and working drawings, for a lot less than you think !Call us today !0401 291 480easy3d4u@gmail.comLandscapingFurnitureBathroomsKitchensGranny FlatsMechanicalIndustrial Artliving with solar2013 is the year to give yourself a clean and renewable power supply -contact us to discuss how to reduce your power bills and increase your savingswith a high quality solar energy system.browse & buy we carry an extensive range of renewable power products:Australia’s best range of 12V & 24V lighting, plus solar phone rechargers, solarcookers, water pumping systems, compost toilets, fridges, mini power cubes,complete solar systems and much more online or instore.considering air-con? install solar for significant cost savings;subsidies still available for grid-connect & off-grid systems.talk to the experts at RPCNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 15

What could be more important than a Bucket List?Adventures and experiences to be had while young andyoung at heart.Byron offers an amazing array of experiences to us all,locals and visitors alike. Check out these great optionsand see which you might add to your list!Delight yourself at the Mullum Circus FestivalEver felt the need to run away and join the circus? Here’s your chance – theMullum Circus Festival is coming to town! Celebrating 21 years of SpaghettiCircus, with over 100 world-class artists performing over three days from 4till 6 October, the Mullum Circus Festival is a party not to be missed!Bring the kids, your mates, a belly of laughs and your glad rags. Join us underthe Bigtop, cosy up in a high-class cabaret venue, grab a drink at the circusbar beneath the fig trees, gaze up in awe at the flying trapeze or giggle withyour kids on the grass at a clown.Learn something new you never thoughtyou could do at one of the circus workshops,take a leap with the Flying Trapeze, makefriends with a hula-hooper or become abetter juggler.Be inspired, be happy, be here.Tickets & info from www.mullumcircusfest.comcircus Inc.circusInc.Kayak with the dolphinsExperience all the fun and adventure of a Cape Byron Kayaks guided tour.Feel the exhilaration as you paddle with the dolphins, the turtles and thewhales that frequent the enticing waters of Byron Bay. Whether you are anovice or experienced kayaker, your adventure will include paddling ourgorgeous Marine Park, the waves, the wilderness and morning or afternoontea with Tim Tams on a beautiful beach.Cape Byron Kayaks is the original and the best kayaking tour in Byron Bay.Our professional guides share a wealth of local knowledge, taking care of allyour needs and making your experience a safe andmemorable one.Tours depart twice daily.Our Dolphin guarantee: If you don’t see a dolphinor a whale you can come again, free.02 6680 9555 www.capebyronkayaks.comMENTION THIS AD FOR A 10% LOCALS DISCOUNT.Reconnect with body, mind & spiritPress the pause button on the fast-forward pace of life and rediscoveryourself at one of Byron Yoga Centre’s signature Yoga, Meditation andWellness Retreats. Do as little or as much as you like in these all-inclusiveretreats held in a truly secluded part of Byron Bay.Choose from a weekend, 6-day or 8-day retreat program to rediscover yourspark and re-energise yourself in body, mind and spirit. Combining yoga,meditation and breathing techniques, pampering spa treatments as wellas an evening programthat includes teachings on nutrition, wellness and Ayurveda, these specialget aways in Byron Bay are the perfect way to bring back the feeling ofhealth, happiness and clarity.To book your much-needed retreat, phone Byron Yoga Centreon 6685 8327 or book online at www.byronyoga.com.Get a tattooEstablished at Fletcher St Byron Bay in 1993 – the first tattoo studioin Byron, ‘the original’. We operate under the NSW Skin PenetrationRegulations and are Council approved. The tattooists who work here areProfessional Tattoo Association members, PTAA inc. Tom has over 30 years’experience and Kate over 15 years’.Any style of tattooing can be done; both are very capable artists. I suggestthat if you are looking for excellent body art, call in and have a yarn orphone 6685 5799, seven days a week, 10am–5pm.Remember, tattoos have to look good for years to come sodon’t go to an unregistered amateur. Trust your skin to a full-onprofessional such as our Creative Tattoo Art artists.South Lismore – 111 Union Street. 6621 8020Byron Bay – 11 Fletcher Street. 6685 5799MICHAEL & ANNE70-somethingAnne would like tospend a weekend atthe lighthouse cottagesat Cape Byron andMichael would love tolisten to jazz at theByron Brewery (but hewould like a show at amore seniors-friendlytime slot).SOPHIE ANNE20-somethingSophie Anne is a visitorfrom France. She saysshe came to Byronbecause swimming onMain Beach was on herByron bucket listNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 17

Dear Residents,We wish to inform you of the SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS music festival being held at North Byron Parklands, Wooyung on THURSDAY25, FRIDAY 26, SATURDAY 27 and SUNDAY 28 July, 2013. The approved hours of operation are 11am to midnight, Thursday 25July, 11am to 2am Friday 26, Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 July 2013. Audio testing will take place on Thursday 25 July between3pm and 6pm.TRAFFICA professional traffic management plan has been developed in consultation with state and local regulatory authorities to helpminimise the impact of this event on the local community and the immediate surrounding areas to North Byron Parklands. Changedtraffic conditions include: Barrier defined temporary turning lanes along Tweed Valley Way and on the Northbound and Southbound off ramps from the PacificMotorway at the Yelgun interchange. This is to assist in the steady flow of through traffic. Please note traffic infrastructure will bein place from 5pm Tuesday 23 July and will be removed by 5pm Tuesday 30 July. Reduced speed limits of 40km/h will be in place along Tweed Valley Way / Brunswick Valley Way commencing approx. 200m southof the Yelgun interchange continuing along Tweed Valley Way to 200m north of Jones Road, as well as on the Northbound andSouthbound off ramps from the Pacific Motorway at the Yelgun interchange. To manage potential illegal camping or parking in the immediate surrounds of North Byron Parklands, Local Resident Only accesscheckpoints will be in operation for Yelgun Road, Billinudgel Road and Jones Road at the Tweed Valley Way intersections. Traffic control personnel will be in place along Tweed Valley Way between the Yelgun Interchange and Jones Road. All Traffic Control will be managed by RMS accredited traffic controllers. However, please be prepared for POSSIBLE SHORT DELAYS. Camping patrons will begin to arrive at North Byron Parklands from 10am on Wednesday 24 July and depart by 5pm Monday 29 July.PARKING There is NO PARKING along Tweed Valley Way or in the streets surrounding North Byron Parklands. Special Event Parkingrestrictions will be in place and Council Parking Rangers will be on patrol throughout the event. Fines will apply.Please note that camping or sleeping in vehicles within the Byron and Tweed shires is not allowed. Maximum Penalty exceeds$1,000 in the Byron Shire. Council Rangers will be on patrol throughout the event period enforcing this regulation. Festival patronsshould only use official campgrounds and caravan parks.PEDESTRIAN ACCESS There is NO PEDESTRIAN ACCESS into North Byron Parklands.HOTLINEDuring the event, a SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS HOTLINE will be in operation from 10am Wednesday 24th July to 5pm Monday 29th July.THE HOTLINE NUMBER IS 1300 651 097Local residents with parking, noise or litter concerns during the festival weekend should contact the hotline and we will send ourCommunity Response Team to assist you.Residents can also email community@splendourinthegrass.comWe apologise for any inconvenience & thank you for your patience & understanding.The Splendour In The Grass team18 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

Volume 28#07© 2013 Echo Publications Pty LtdP : 02 6684 1777F : 02 6684 1719adcopy@echo.net.auEditor : Mandy Nolangigs@echo.net.auwww.echo.net.auJULY 23 – JULY 30A L L Y O U R C O A S T A L E N T E R T A I N M E N TTom Gets FrankMUSIC ............. p20CULTURE ......... p23STARS ............... p28CINEMAS ........ p24GIG GUIDE ..... p33GOOD TASTE .. p35WE FIRST MET TOM BURLINSON ON THE BIG SCREEN BACK IN 1981 ASTHE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER. NOW OVER 30 YEARS ON THIS TALENTEDACTOR HAS SHOWN THE WORLD THAT HE’S GOT A FEW TRICKS UP HISSLEEVE AND HAS BEEN PERFORMING FRANK A LIFE IN SONG. BURLINSONCLEARLY HAS A KNACK FOR PLAYING ICONIC FIGURES, ALTHOUGH HE’SVERY CLEAR THAT FRANK IS A SHOW WHERE ‘I PRESENT THE SONGS OFFRANK – I AM NOT IMPERSONATING FRANK!’Burlinson reveals that ‘I sing songs in the Sinatra style. The arrangements are based onthe original and I follow the particular phrasing and how he holds notes, but it is still mesinging, otherwise it would just be imitation. There is a fine line between impersonationand giving an impression. If I don’t have a connection with the lyric of the song and themusic then it won’t mean anything for me.’The show traces Frank Sinatra’s impressive and very long career. Most people are familiarwith the swing era and the big band music, but Sinatra did start out as a romantic crooner.‘We travel back chronologically to the early days, from the late 1930s with the romanticmaterial, lots of ballads. To perform that I have to sing in his early style which is very fluid,very romantic. As for the band, it’s largely string arrangements.‘Then in the 50s he went between both styles, but the most well known is the swingingSinatra of Lady is a Tramp and Come Fly with Me ; and later in the 60s there was more ofa demonstrative style, as his voice deteriorated with age the style was punchy and hedeveloped a great feeling for jazz. So we get a taste of all of these different times. I follow itroughly chronologically.’There’s a lot of Sinatra to cover, the song and the story. So how does Burlinson weave hisway through this immense amount of material?‘I say to the band that we have to imagine what it was like and why those girls in the1940s, when their boyfriends were away at the war, loved Frank and how he became sucha romantic idol. We try to focus on the music, not on the other stories surrounding Frank.You can’t do it all. I do talk about his relationship with the press and how it deteriorated, hisalleged association with the mafia. Often what he chose to sing was a reflection of whathappened to him. Like in the 1960s when he married Mia Farrow – he would have been inhis late 50s and she would have been 21. He was singing You Make Me Feel So Young. Andthen when they split he sang Summer Wind.‘The quintessential Sinatra for me,’ says Burlinson, ‘is the swing period. Songs like I Got YouUnder My Skin and Lady is a Tramp. Those are the ones that you can’t not do. And of courseas you get towards the end of the show you have to sing New York New York and My Way. ’In presenting the music Burlinson believes ‘you can’t dwell too much on the 1930s and 40sotherwise the audiences go to sleep. Of course I touch on that, but you need to bring thetempo up again to have that affect and to keep the contrast.’ To move through the massiveback catalogue of material Burlinson presents medleys.So what is it about Sinatra that still strikes such a chord with audiences of all ages?‘His voice certainly wasn’t perfect. He had this extraordinary charisma. I did witness itseveral times, and that is the indefinable thing about being a performer – you either haveit or you don’t. And he had it. I think also the good-guy-bad-guy is quite interesting. Weknow he could wear his heart on his sleeve and he could be a tough hood, and that wholemystique is part of the attraction as he changed over the years. When older people cometo the show they say it’s like going through a catalogue of memories; this was the musicalbackground of their lives, and I think Sinatra was the greatest interpreter of the greatAmerican songbook.’So how did an actor from the big screen end up toe-tapping along to old Blue Eyes?‘Years ago a friend of mine said, “Why don’t you try to write something for yourself?” Andhe was thinking of me as an actor, I guess, but it ended up with my writing a song aboutmusic and about Sinatra’s affect on my life. The song was called The Man in the Hat and itstarted the whole process of the development in my career; singing it on The Midday Showand sending it to Tina Sinatra in Los Angeles and then being cast as the young Sinatra inthe miniseries, and then being known in Australia that the man from Snowy River couldalso sing like Sinatra, and it all came from my writing something. Just one song. I can put itall back to that and going back to Ray Martin with the audio cassette at the Logie awardsand saying “listen to this”. I tell this story as part of the show, how it all came from one prettysimple place.’So what is Tom Burlinson’s advice for young actors, musicians, or performers. ‘Give 100 percent.’And that’s what you can expect when he is joined by his eight-piece band at the LismoreCity Hall to present Frank, A Life in Song.Thursday 25 July, 8pm. Tickets are $44/54 . Ph 6622 0300 or online at www.norpa.org.au.coming soonKYLE LIONHART DAN HANNAFORDSat 27 GARRETT KATO LIONHEIRMon 29 THE FIRE TREETue 30 MATT BUGGYThursdaySPLENDOURPRE PARTY2 Aug3 Aug ELEGANT SHIVA SETH SENTRY 17 Aug TSUN & PILOTS23 Aug GLASS TOWERS29 Aug GUTTERMOUTH31 Sep MIDNIGHTNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 19

From the Yolngu and Greece with loveFrom Elcho Island to YouTube, the rest of the world is now‘absorbing’ the new sensations of a contemporary dance versionof Zorba the Greek by the group called Chooky Dancers. TheChooky Dancers entertain their guests with an extraordinary styleof contemporary and traditional performances that will leave youcaptivated and spellbound.Tell me how you became the Chooky Dancers and why youchose to dance Yolngu Zorba the Greek? The dance was initiallydeveloped by Lionel Dulmanawuy, who is the lead choreographer.He created the dance during what is described as hard times andwas inspired by a very good Greek friend named Liliane, who wasthe main carer of his sister Priscilla who passed away recently. Therelationship between the Yolngu family and the Greek family wasthe main inspiration for creating the dance as a way of saying ThankYou.When Frank Djirrimbilpilwuy (Lionel’s father) lodged the videoclip on YouTube around mid-October 2007, within 12 weeks it hadpeaked at over 500,000 hits worldwide and now it has had over twomillion hits.How many of you in the troupe? Seven performers, one elder,one director/manager.Do you meet and rehearse regularly or do you work to specialevents or shows? The boys meet and rehearse regularly andbecause of the flow of work we rehearse often. Even between gigswe rehearse because the boys love it.Do you have a choreographer? Yes we have a few in the groupbut mainly it’s Lionel Dulmanawuy, one of the dancers.When did you start dancing? How did you start to learn? Howdo you work toward improving your craft? The boys have beendancing their whole lives and professionally and as a source ofincome for just over seven years. They are pioneers in what they aredoing, trailblazers in their field, and the more they do it the morethey have a definitive grasp of it. They are continually improvingas it is a natural evolution of physicality and developing their ownartistic practice.Was it a big surprise for you all – to do something as a personaltribute and then end up having a bit of a viral reaction? Yes. Noonecould have imagined it at the time. Unbeknown to them theywere setting in motion something that would fulfill dreams theyweren’t even aware of.How are YouTube and social media making more remotecommunities visible to the broader community? It gives usexposure to the world, even though people are as physically andliterally as far away as possible. The beauty of the internet is thateven when you’re in a remote community you can be as connectedas the CBD.What is in store for us at Boomerang Festival? People can expectnew and exciting dances, as we’re working on new repertoire thatwe’re looking forward to showcasing. Boomerang Festival is agreat opportunity to come and be a part of a cultural celebrationthat is a platform to promote the importance of indigenous andnon-indigenous people coming together. As Yolngu men they areproud to come to Festival and inspire the young people to maintainlanguage, culture and dance. We’re really happy that Rhoda invitedus to be a part of it.Boomerang Festival runs October 4–6. For the full program andtickets go to www.boomerangfestival.com.au.Live MusicBest from the 60s todayLocal musicians JaFFer & Harry appear with many popular actsaround Byron and around the country including Pete Murray, CandiStaton, Nicky Bomba, Toni Childs, Darren Percival, Lisa Hunt, andMarshall & the Fro. The boys team up at the Tav this Thursday with anight of the best music from the 60s to today!Thursday, Ocean Shores TavernMullum Uke Night Turns 2Hope you can make it for Stukulele and Miss Amber’s secondbirthday Uke Night celebration at the Mullum Ex-Services Clubwith a cast of 100s. Joining the throng is Elvis (yes ELVIS), Eric TheDog, The Northern Rivers Ukulele Orchestra, the Mana AlohaHula Dancers led by Star Woman, Lilith Rochas, plus Fiona Knightin Motown mode and a visit from Michael Rosenberg of UROC(Ukulele Republic of Canberra).This will be the 24th monthly Uke Night since its inception in July2011. Come and celebrate community, song, and of course ukulelein one of the most fun family evenings in Mullum town! Songbookat www.ukemullum.com. Thursday Mullum Ex-Services Club –Adults $10 Kids under 15 Free.RADIOTHON9-25 AUGUST 2013‘The Bay FM Experience’COMING SOON!TheBayFMExperienceOne Night With…Featuring exclusive live sets byJackie Onassis, Elizabeth RoseJINJA SAFARI BREAKSOUT THE BEATSON THURSDAY ATTHE HOTEL GREATNORTHERNand Fishing, sets from Jinja Safari and Nook Nook DJs, with a fewmore very special guests who are dropping by to light up the startof one of the best weekends in Australian music.Sydney duo Jackie Onassis are sure to be the best-kept secret inAustralian hip-hop. Comprising vocalist Kai and producer Raph,Jackie Onassis are the newest members of the One Day crew,the on-the-rise Sydney collective comprising Horrorshow, SpitSyndicate and Joyride.Twenty-two-year-old producer/singer/songwriter Elizabeth Roseis set to appear at Splendour with Flight Facilities on their recentsingle collaboration I Didn’t Believe. Her debut EP featured singleAgain with UK producer Sinden and she was chosen as a Triple JNext Crop artist.Fishing are adriving force in anew wave of deepbeat-tronica withhidden weaponrystashed in the guiseof some incredibleALISON WONDERLAND HITSMC talents. HavingTHE DECKS AT THE BEACHtoured SBTRKT,Purity Ring andHOTEL ON THURSDAY BEFORECloud Control among SETTING OUT TO SPLENDOURothers, their island-tweakedand Pitchfork-approved sounds will be making waves in town.Jinja Safari need no introduction to Splendour audiences afterwinning the Triple J Unearthed competition in 2010, releasing theirTriple J featured debut album this year, and generally being one ofthe best live bands in Australia. Get down early to catch them spinsome of their favourite tracks.Thursday, Hotel Great Northern.Splendour EveDidn’t get tickets for Splendour? Don’t stress, the Beachy has youcovered and is kicking off Alison Wonderland’s national tour – free.Sydney wonder producer/DJ, Alison Wonderland, has just droppedher first original track, Get Ready, featuring Blue Mountains duo,Fishing rapping which is being very well received!9-25 AUGUSTbayfm.org6680 7999 STAY TUNED!20 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

ENTERTAINMENT7Having alreadyperformed DJsets at the officialGrammys afterSee Mandy live atwww.echonetdaily.net.auGET FROCKEDI hate wearing the same thing twice. It’s obviously a ladything because men don’t seem to care. I have witnessed myhusband sniff his shirt after a long day at the office and if itcomes off well it gets another run the next day. I don’t thinkI’ve ever sniffed anything I wear. If I wore it the day before itgoes straight in the basket.Men are so economical. They can run with the blue singlet, blueshorts look for an entire season without ever feeling that theirlook is a tad repetitive. Man fashion is pretty straightforward:shorts and shirt or pants and shirt. It’s not really full of thatmany personality or creative options.Being a girl is exhausting. There is just so much choice, andthere’s a sense of terror that one will make the wrong choice.Skirts and shirts, long skirts, denim skirts, flared skirts, stretchyskirts, fluffy skirts, short shirts, tight shirts, stripy shirts, seethroughshirts, collared shirts, structured shirts, oversizedshirts, silky shirts, body shirts. And then there’re jeans,boyfriend jeans, wide-legged, skinny jeans, high-waistedparty and the Brit Awards after party, it is little wonderthat Alison Wonderland has been a staple on thelocal festival circuit including Splendour, Parklife, Falls,Stereosonic, and Groovin’ The Moo to name a few.Alison Wonderland will hit the Beach Hotel stageThursday from midday beforemaking her way over the hills for aset at Splendour In The Grass.Lil’ Fi and The DirtyRascalsLil’ Fi is one of the original rootsmusic performers in Australiatoday, a dynamic entertainer witha unique songwriting style. Oneof Australia’s finest award winningblues divas. A retro-punk vision,clutching her ukulele, belting outthe blues with a heart too bignot to be shared. Part punk, partblues, part rockabilly. All unique,all Lil’ Fi. Lil’ Fi had a knockoutshow at Bluesfest this year andwas a headlining act at the Blueson Broadbeach festival 2013. It isalways an entertaining night withLil’ Fi at the helm, teaming up withThe Dirty Rascals, some of theregions finest musicians – this is anight of nights.Bangalow Bowlo, Friday.JACKIE ONASSIS LIVE SET ATTHE HOTEL GREAT NORTHERNON THURSDAYTHE RICHIEWILLIAMSBAND PLAYSOCEANSHORESTAVERN ONSUNDAYThe GLO of OKA at UkiWarm up for winter with the infectious feelgooddance roots of OKA playing GLO Dance at Uki Hall.A celebration of all that it is to be alive and free inthe world today, OKA draws upon their Indigenousconnection to place and country through music. Theirsignature sound is an irresistible blend of influencesspanning house, big beat, reggae-dub, roots, jazz andworld music. Plus the global beats of DJ Pulse. OKAwon’t be back in the area until October. Grab a ticket asthe last time they played it totally sold out.Saturday, Uki Hall – Info and tickets at GLOdance.com.jeans, low-riding hip-hugging jeans, white jeans, navy jeans,black jeans, or maybe pants. Loose pants, tight pants, tights,leather-look pants, actual leather pants, linen pants, bambooyoga pants, tailored pants, cheesecloth pants, sensible pants,suit pants, sailor pants, knee-length pants, or shorts, or maybea dress, a maxi-dress, a beach dress, a little black dress, anevening dress, a casual dress, a tight dress, a designer dress, afavourite dress… there’s so much choice and I still fuck it up!Like last week when I went to my monthly gig at the BallinaRSL in my body-hugging Leone Edminston leopard-printfrock. Of course I wear it quite often, but I rest it. Hide it in mywardrobe so that it can be re-discovered, thus making it aworthy candidate of another outing. So after the gig a womancomes up and she goes, ‘You wore that last month’. All theseyears my husband has been saying, ‘I don’t know why youworry about wearing the same thing again. Nobody notices.’Clearly that’s not true. Women notice. Even with a month inbetween, women remember.That’s a slipup. I don’t think I’ve ever consciously done thatbefore. Maybe I’m getting some sort of rare outfit dementia.Every day when I wake up I try to remember the last time Iwore something and then I ascertain whether it’s time forthat particular item of clothing to have a whirl. Now I have toremember what I wore the day before. And the day beforethat. Maybe now that I have outfit dementia I should startkeeping some sort of visual diary. Maybe that’s why celebritieslike to be photographed so often – if they want to know whatLIL' FI AND THEDIRTY RASCALS ATTHE BANGALOWBOWLO ON FRIDAYpiquant melodies and spellbinding rhythms, with stylesranging from soul-searching Slavic melancholia andManouche-inspired French Chanson embracing Piaf, toromantic waltzes, tangos and boleros, while alternatingfast rhythms get toes tapping and hands clapping. It is agreat performance.Nadya Golski, the central personality and lead singer, isrenowned for her intense vitalityand extraordinary vocal delivery,good humour, unpredictability andcharm. She is a warm entertainer.Nadya has veered in a Europeandirection, as she continues toacquire extraordinary gypsyvocal techniques that enrich hercurrent performance, surprisingin its emotional magnitude. Themusicianship of The Candles issuperb. A night with The Candlescan transport you to cabarets inan eastern Europe alive mainly inmemory, or smoke-filledcafes in Paris during thedays when smoking wasstill allowed.The Candles havebeen performing inand around Europe,across Australia, atThe Sydney Festival,Montreux, Edinburgh,Womadelaide, Cziget, Woodford, MONA andin Sydney at the Camelot Lounge.Saturday, Byron Bay Community Centre.Musique OriginaleDinkum Bohos come from a freewheelingbohemian tradition that’s rooted inAustralia’s rustic heart. Weaned on travelsthrough the country’s deep and dangeroushinterland and the golden beaches ofthe east coast, Vasudha Harte and JemEdwards present an Australian take on musicfor runaway romantics.Saturday at Pizza Paradiso, Suffolk Park.not to wear this week they just have to buy the New Weekly.Unless of course they’ve got outfit dementia like me andthey’re being featured in a pictorial exposé that captures themin the same thing twice.I once remember seeing a scathing photographic bitchfest onLiz Hurley depicting her in about 12 different photos wearingthe same white jeans. I don’t think men would garner the samelevel of attention. The fact that a woman can even look goodin a pair of white jeans should be credit enough, and the factthat they’re clean. If it was me in white jeans, I’d have a giantmuffin-top spillage, grass stains on the knee and a big tomatosauce stain from run-in with a sausage roll all over my fat arse.I have heard of celebrities who avoid such fashion faux pasby throwing clothes in the bin. Instead of burn after reading,it’s burn after wearing. I’d like that. One wear and then gone.Washing Machine Liberation. A life without folding. Althoughit’s not realistic. I don’t have the cash to finance a new outfitevery day and at the rising rate of Op Shop inflation I couldn’teven afford to go secondhand. So insteadof worrying about wearing the sameclothes, I’ve decided to make sure I don’tsee the same people.Read more of Mandy in herbook, What I Would Do IfI Were You, available at allgood bookshopsMiddle-East to create a uniquesound.Noam performs both as a soloistand with a dynamic ensemble ofOKA SERVE UPDANCE ROOTSMUSIC AT GLODANCE ATUKI HALL ONSATURDAYglobal musicians, leaving audiences deeply touched bythe journey they’ve taken.His ability to bring his passion and vulnerability to thestage, combined with his humour and generosity ofspirit, makes his performance a heartfelt experience.Saturday, Mullumbimby Drill Hall, 7.30pm.Slowing the brainThe Soundshower is a powerfully soothing experienceusing Tibetan bowls, chimes, flutes, gongs and overtonesinging.The healing frequencies produced by these instrumentsenhance a physical, mental and emotional calibration to OPEN MIC NIGHT ‘HIT THAT HIT’MUSICAL BINGO END OF THE ROADSPLENDOUR EVE PARTYfeat. ALISON WONDERLAND& EMOH INSTEAD BEATDUSTABEACHY FRIDAYS DJ LONGTIME ‘BREKKIE BEATS’feat. SOSEUME DJS,FALCONA DJS MODULE EIGHT DJS ‘BREKKIE BEATS’feat. SOSEUME DJS,FALCONA DJS RAGGA JUMPFONZAIUS BEATDUSTANRL LIVE ON THEBIG SCREEN OPEN MIC NIGHT ‘HIT THAT HIT’MUSICAL BINGO Coming Up Heart-opening songsQueen of gypsy soulNoam Blat is a weaver of musical tales, aNadya Golski, that queen of gypsy soul, and her highspiritedvirtuoso band of musicians, the 101 Candles classification. singer/songwriter who is beyond genre Orkestra, will be in Byron Bay for one night only.His compositions are colourful and deeplyThis is world music at its best. It has verve and style. moving. They range from heart-openingThe mandolin player, accordionist, trumpet player and songs to upbeat world grooves. Theymercurial bass guitarist produce an alchemical mix of combine flavours from Spain, India and theNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 21

StarsWITH LILITHAs Mercury movesforward again, midweekfull moon illuminatesone of the year’s mostauspicious aspectsfor positive change:the grand water trinebetween Saturn, Neptuneand Jupiter balancingimagination withdetermination…Mungo’s CrosswordQuick CluesACROSS1. Greek tragedian (9)6. Notches (5)9. Cheap form of letter often sentwhile on holiday (7,8)10. Rents, borrows (6)11. Legendary Greek performer oflabours (8)13. Sign, pointer (10)14. Eye problem (4)16. Reflect, resound (4)17. Twisted distortion, often ofwood (10)19. Guardianship, tutoring (8)20. Bare, infertile (6)23. Serious breach of the law (8,7)24. Large spoon, scoop (5)25. Of the capital of Syria (9)DOWN1. Drive out, evict (5)2. Hunchback king who succeededHenry VI (7,3,5)3. Restraint, discretion (8)4. Mammals including antelopesand caribou (4)5. Device at sportsground to showthe state of play (10)6. See, pay attention to (6)7. Author of Jane Eyre (9,6)8. Dodges, avoids contact (9)12. Act as sentry, protect position orgoods (5,5)13. Exactly the same (9)15. Long-necked African beasts (8)18. Flace fish (6)21. Sister’s daughter (5)22. Standard, average (4)Last week’s solutionARIES: You’ll enjoy the way this week’s jigsaw piecesfall into a comprehensible pattern, and what seemedlike disconnected efforts start forming a coherentpicture. A big picture, which asks you to consider thebest way of using your individual skills and talents tobenefit the most people.TAURUS: With Venus moving to earthy Virgo thisweek’s social activities are fun and productive,communication’s satisfying and the benefits ofcollaboration apparent. You’ll accomplish more withothers than solo, and won’t meet the opportunitieswaiting for you by hibernating – so get out more orinvite people in.GEMINI: As this week’s conditions improve,uncertainty turns to confidence, your perspectiveexpands into larger landscapes, feelings express morefluently and dynamics at Gemini Central clarify. Finalicing on the cosmic cake? Fun-loving Leo sun andquirky Aquarius full moon rebooting winter spiritswith pumping party stars…CANCER: With live-wire Mars backing Mercury andambitious Jupiter in Cancer for the next twelvemonths, this week presses Restart on somethinginvolving sharing or community benefit. As ideasfertilise and amplify, the way you interact withothers directly affects the degree of support andCryptic CluesACROSS1. I hear you and I preside over Greekdramatist. (9)6. Caves prisons (5)9. Cheap message: imagine Polecomedian. (7,8)10. Rents, like in the dregs. (6)11. Topless Verne follows distraughtCher; need a strong man! (8)13. Take five from clearance – a sign.(10)14. Pen note for eye problem. (4)16. Imitate nymph. (4)17. Twisted inner glass, grossdistortion. (10)19. You French legate, arrangeguardianship. (8)20. Sounds like nobleman is infertile.(6)23. Malefactor possessed by anothercrook – that’s against the law! (8,7)24. Scoop! 550 in New Guinea town.(5)25. Block a view with the best steel.(9)DOWN1. Drive out former short footballer (5)2. Much maligned ruler, Nixon takesthe bronze. (7,3,5)3. Ms Goward’s discretion. (8)4. Expensive sounding animal. (4)5. Twenty take meals – it shows, theruns! (10)6. See, it isn’t a diamond. (6)7. Writer takes dessert on beach. (9,6)8. Team dances, dodges. (9)12. Take up sentry duty with flag,covering Greater Union. (5,5)13. Translated in dialect, but it’s justthe same. (9)15. Camelopards surprisingly fearfigs. (8)18. Reported area for fish. (6)21. Pleasant about English relative. (5)22. Average bloke. (4)CHESS by Ian RogersPlay at Byron Services Club, Mon 7pmbacking you attract. LEO: Happy Birthday sun strutting into the sign of YesIt’s Your Turn rockets your Majesties’ popularity up thecharts. Venus in Virgo stimulates financial hormones,along with an increased need for appreciation. Don’tmake a big thing about it and others will be delightedto oblige. VIRGO: This week brightens your mindset andrefreshes any temporary lack of liveliness. Withperfectionista Venus in Virgo and ingenious midweekfull moon in your house of improvement you’ll beitching for makeovers, but keep these in your ownarena; others are off limits unless they specificallyrequest assistance.LIBRA: A week of planetary balance with feelings,intuition, logic, enthusiasm and caution all prettymuch in agreement for Leo sun to seduce yourcreative muse. The full moon in inventive Aquariusnot only reminds you to keep up with current trends,it’s also in your house of fun…SCORPIO: Planetary dynamics activating a tusslebetween personal creativity and the group dynamic?This week you’ll achieve more with others thantravelling the lone road. And if you’re in the mood forflaunting your wares, astral energy in the sign of selfpublicisingsays go for it.the human body and energy field.Flutes and voice are used to create the musical elements of thejourney while the other pure tones and harmonics charge the brainand energise the body. Sound canphysically move stagnant energyand accumulated tension, and is CLOCKS AND DICE GETSeffective in the alleviation of pain YOUR MOJO GOING ATand stress related symptoms. THE PLATINUM LOUNGEThe SoundshowerAT LISMORE WORKERSnaturally slows downCLUB ON TUESDAYbrainwave activity andheart rate, inducing adeep meditative state,giving your body time toheal itself.This is a uniqueencounter with thepower of sound andmusic, a beautiful concertenhancing healing andemotional release and adeeply relaxed, focusedand rejuvenated state ofbeing.Created by Avishai Barnatan, musician, producer and soundtherapist, through 20 years of exploring the healing powerof sound and music. Working with groups and individuals ofdiverse backgrounds and conditions, he has developed a uniqueapproach and use of sound as a tool for physical and emotionaltransformation.Temple Byron – Saturday, $20 entry.High-energy soul and rocking rhythmByron Bay Funk trio, The Richie Williams Band, has built up astrong reputation on the east coast of Australia for their live, highenergyperformances.Led by the soulful voice of lead singer/guitarist, Richie Williams,and a rocking rhythm section (featuring Matt Aitchison on drums/vocals and Jamie Birrell on bass/vocals), the band gives their ownquirky interpretation to soul, funk and Australian classics.The contours of Australia’s 2014Olympic team have becomeclearer and it currently appearslikely that our Open team willinclude no players over the age of30 for the first time.Grandmasters Zhao ZongYuan, 27, and David Smerdon,28, appear to have a lock on thetop two boards at the Olympiad,but with the NSW and VictorianState Championships concludingin recent weeks, two youngInternational Masters have firmlystaked their Olympic claims.The Victorian Championshipsaw Australian Open ChampionBobby Cheng, 16, add anothertitle to his name, scoring aremarkable 10 wins from the 11round tournament.20-year-old Max Illingworth’swin of the NSW Championshiplast Tuesday was also a dominatingperformance and reinforcedIllingworth’s Olympic claims.The younger generation’s successeswill likely call time on theOlympic careers of GrandmasterDarryl Johansen and InternationalMasters Stephen Solomonand Alex Wohl. These threeplayers – all aged 50+ by theend of this week – can boast anincredible 30 Olympic appearancesbetween them, but keepingup with the rising stars seems alost cause.Sydney 2013White: M IllingworthBlack: A SmirnovOpening: Queen’s Gambit Declined1.c4 c6 2.Nf3 d5 3.e3 Nf6 4.Nc3 e6 5.d4Nbd7 6.Bd3 dxc4 7.Bxc4 b5 8.Bd3 Bb79.a3 b4 10.Ne4 Nd5? A serious error afterwhich Black never achieves the freeing ...c5advance. 11.0-0 a5 12.Qc2 Be7 13.Rd1 Qb614.Ned2! a4 15.Nc4 b3?! 16.Qe2 Qc7 17.e4N5b6 18.Nxb6 Nxb6 19.Be3 0-0 20.Rac1Rfe8 21.Rc3 Rad8 22.Rdc1 f5 Desperationbut otherwise Black is totally passive. 23.Ne5!fxe4 24.Bxe4 Nd5 25.Qh5! 25.Bxh7+! Kxh726.Qh5+ Kg8 27.Qf7+ Kh7 28.Bg5!! was morespectacular but less efficient. 25...Nf6 (Seediagram) 26.Bxh7+! 1-0a b c d e f g h87654321White to play and win SAGITTARIUS: What seemed in recent weeks likeobstacles now strip to reveal their true identity asjuicy opportunities, and the positive boost you’vebeen waiting for finally arrives at last. But don’t ignorelessons learned from the past – you already knowhow boring repeat mistakes are.CAPRICORN: Focus on what’s wrong this week andyou’ll find it, but how stunningly dull will that makelife? Which doesn’t, according to popular thought,punish or reward – merely responds to what you putout. So demonstrate your style and spirit instead,which the present astroclimate admires and supports.AQUARIUS: This week needs acknowledgment whereit’s due (or overdue), before loyal supporters turngrumpy and noncompliant. During midweek’s annualAquarius full moon, intense emotions could seesawfrom enthusiasm to withdrawal to anywhere at all.Consult water-sign friends if you need to – this is theirnatural habitat. PISCES: An unexpected gift from the universe couldreroute this week in the nicest way with heightenedenergy, a brighter perspective, bigger vision andexpanded plans. Problem solving takes a turn forthe better, and if there was ever a time for thinkingoutside the box, this is it.Whether it is an energetic party set or a more acoustic need, theRichie Williams band is well known for their hard work ethic andinfectious grooves.The band has just released their latest album, Due to UnforeseenCircumstances, containing seven feelgood original tunes. The albumsets the mood for summer, blending a mix of acoustic-style songswith funkier, more upbeat tracks.Ocean Shores Tavern, Sunday.The session on SundayFor those who are not goingto Splendour and still want toparty, we are proud to presentour new event, SundaySession. Every last Sunday ofevery second month, ByronBay Brewery and BlazeFire-Music, the creators ofReggaefest, will be puttingon the vibe for eight hoursover two stages, indoor andoutdoors with bands, soundsystems and DJs.The first of these manyupcoming culture and roots music afternoons features: CheapFakes, Bullhorn, Fyah Walk, Air Structure, Tamwah, Blaze FireSound, Solidarity Sound System, Oren Selecta, 28:engin Sound,and King Krazy. Don’t miss out on this mini-festival. Starts at 2pm,$20 on the door or $15 prepay through m.byronbaybrewery.com.au. See you all there on Sunday.Clocks and DiceHas your lack of toe-tapping in recent weeks started to weigh onyou? Is your mojo a little lacklustre? Does your head feel like it’sjust lost its bob? Come down to the Platinum Lounge for a nightof sophista-pop originals and flavoursome takes on some of yourfavourites – just what the groove doctor ordered!Clocks And Dice features Ben Jenkins on keys/vocals, MikelJohnson on guitar/vocals, Garrett Salter trumpet, Shaun Alexanderon bass and Jake Dominey on drums.Tuesday, Lismore Workers Club.“...a dance pieceabout happiness...delightful.”SYDNEY MORNING HERALDINTERNATIONAL HIT SHOW COMBINING BREAK DANCING,BALLET, ROLLER SKATING AND HIGH ENERGY DANCESATURDAY 3 AUGUST3.30 & 7.30PM | LISMORE CITY HALLINFO & TICKETS ORNORPAORGAU22 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

ENTERTAINMENT7CultureEcks Rated ComedyWhen Mandy Nolan started in comedy there weretwo things she remembered about Gary Eck: ‘Hehad hair and he was really, really good. I rememberperforming on the same bill as him at the comedystore in Sydney and it was really intimidatingbecause he just had the room in the palm of hishand. I was flat out getting them onto a finger.’You would have seen the work of comedian andwriter Gary Eck without ever knowing it. As a sharpshootingcreative Eck was called upon by GeorgeMiller to assist in the writing of Happy Feet II. Itwasn’t his first foray into film; in 2003 he co wroteYou Can’t Stop the Murders and starred in the filmBoytown alongside Mick Molloy and Glenn Robbins.Gary Eck is one of Australia’s most popular andversatile standup comedians, whose fast wit has beenentertaining Australian and international audiencesfor nearly two decades. Gary’s career has taken himall round theworld fromEdinburghto Paris andNew York toLondon. Garyhas performedhis standupaccompanied bya live orchestra,emceed theMyer SpringSummer Launchwith JenniferHawkins, andappeared onnumeroustelevision showsincluding Rove,The Footy Showand Spicks andSpecks and wasweekly guest onMick Molloy’sThe Nation onChannel Nine.Gary has alsowon the world’slargest short-filmcompetition,Tropfest, with hisshort film TheMoney (2004).A collection ofGary’s shortsrecently screenedin a special onehourprogramon the ComedyChannel, titledEcks Rated Shorts.Gary Eck is thefabulous headlineat this month’sBig Gig comedyTHOUGHTS OF HOME ART EXHIBITIONWITH WORKS BY RENE BOLTON ANDKATKA ADAMSTHIS SATURDAY AT ARTPIECE GALLERY IN MULLUMBIMBYnight at the Ballina RSL on Thursday 25 July at 8pm with MandyNolan as MC and Ellen Briggs.Rust And BonePut in charge of his young son, Alain leaves Belgium for Antibes,to live with his sister and her husband. He forms a bond withStephanie, a killer-whale trainer, and their relationship growsdeeper after Stephanie suffers an accident. Featuring: MarionCotillard, Matthias Schoenaerts. Fromacclaimed director Jacques Audiard, thismulti-award-winning film is like no other.Primal and expressive.Rust and Bone was selected as part ofofficial competition at the 2012 CannesFilm Festival. Four and a half stars fromMargaret and David At the Movies.Drill Hall Theatre, Mullumbimby onFriday. Dinner 6.30pm, Film 7.30pm.Rated: MA 15+. Country of Origin: France/Belgium.Film tickets: $14/12 conc.Pre-book atMullum Bookshop.Thoughts of HomeRecent winner of the 2013 Northern RiversPortrait Prize, Rene Bolten, joins artistand curator (Wilson Art Award) KatkaAdams to present a poetic glimpse intothe domestic.Katka Adams finds meaning in theGARY ECK HEADLINES AT THE mundane and in the daily accoutrementsBIG GIG, WITH MANDY NOLAN of kitchen and dining room, a senseAND ELLEN BRIGGS THIS of place, home and belonging. WhileTHURSDAY AT BALLINA RSL renovating her house, she movedeverything single thing out, and thenreturned only those things she consideredespecially treasured or useful. While many were connected tomemories and to the people closest to her, she also appreciatedthe beauty of simple, apparently ordinary things – a discarded jar,some spoons, an odd teacup, the weight of a teapot in the hand, ahalf-remembered nick-nack – these things both evoke and createa sense of home. So she decided to make an exercise of recordingthem, one object a day, one day at a time. Then with a stylist’s eyefor composition, Adams began to pair otherwise unrelated objectsto create personal vignettes; vibrant pastels, notoriously labile,meticulously tamed in further service of her intimate narratives.For Rene Bolten there are no suchTHE PARIS OPERA BALLET musings. Nostalgia, memory, story, evenPRESENTS LA SYLPHIDE, reflection are all subordinate to theSCREENING AT PALACE BYRON demands of paint. Jostled by it, enticedBAY CINEMA ON SUNDAY and seduced, the painter is led by thebrush. It is an exercise in trial and errormimicking life itself, uncertainty leadingstep by tentative step to precarious resolution. There is always asense of the unfinished to Bolten’s work and, at the same time,an indelible sense of rightness. It’s as if the paint itself, infinitelymalleable, is used as a metaphor for life. Here, in the stillness of thisobject, he seems to say, is life’s constant motion, described to youthrough the fluidity of paint.For Katka object serves as anchor – sense sensation is the reliablelaunchpad from which imagination can soar and stories revealthemselves. For Rene the object is a portal into its own ultimateimmateriality.One plays, one dreams. Oneembellishes, one pares rightback. And in so doing, bothtranscend banality.Saturday Art Piece GalleryMullumbimby 3.30pm.The Paris Opera Balletpresents La SylphideCreated in 1832 at the ParisOpera, Philippe Taglioni’s LaSylphide heralded the advent ofthe romantic ballet. The delicateand ethereal dancer MarieTaglioni played the unattainable,dream-conjured sylph, alongsideJoseph Mazilier. The libretto byAdolphe Nourrit was inspiredby romantic tales recountingthe impossible love betweena human and a supernaturalcreature, with the tormentedyoung James finding himselftorn between the promise of a comfortable life held out by hisimpending marriage to Effie, and the freedom embodied by theSylphide, that inaccessible ideal who comes to him in his dreams.The work was a critical triumph from the outset, praised inparticular by Théophile Gautier, who would later write the librettofor Giselle. This emblematic ballet was lost to the repertoire formore than a century and is now being presented at the Paris Operawith a cast featuring The Étoiles, Premiers Danseurs and Corps deBallet Paris Opera Orchestra in a faithful recreation by Pierre Lacotte,whose immense choreographic culture has enabled him to unraveland recast the spells of the grand French romantic style.La Sylphide screens at PalaceByron Bay Cinema on SundayJuly 28 at 1pm.CUSTOM GUITARS& GUITAR REPAIRSThis month’s specialswhile stocks lastRe-string, clean andassessment withFREE STRINGS $30*Set-up, clean and fretboard polish withFREE STRINGS $60** Free strings stock is limited,12 string & some electricsmay be extra for set-upRUST AND BONE,SCREENING ATDRILL HALLTHEATRE,MULLUMBIMBYON FRIDAY0414 782 866 | www.learyguitars.comNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 23

cinema reviewMullum Flicks“Riveting!”DRILL HALL THEATREFriday 26 Aug.6.30pm Dinner, 7.30pm FilmFilm Tickets: $14/12Pre-book Mullum Bookshopwww.travellingflicks.comOPENS THURSDAYTHE WOLVERINE: 3D (M) No free tixThu 2-Sat 27, Mon 29-Wed 31: 4:10, 6:45Sun 28: 4:20, 6:50pmTHE WOLVERINE: 2D (M) No free tixThu 25-Sat 27, Mon 29-Wed 31: 1:00Sun 28: 1:45pmBEHIND THE CANDELABRA (MA15+)No free tixThu 25-Sat 27, Mon 29-Wed 31:11:20am, 1:45, 6:40, 9:10pmSun 28: 11:20am, 3:45, 6:15, 8:45pmParis Opera: LA SYLPHIDE (CTC)No free tix Sun 28: 1:00pmBEFORE MIDNIGHT (MA15+)No free tix Tue 23, Wed 24:11:55am, 5:00, 7:15pmThu 25-Sat 27, Mon 29-Wed 31:9:45am, 2:35, 7:15pmSun 28: 12:05, 4:45, 7:10pmTHE HEAT (MA15+)Tue 23, Wed 24: 11:35, 4:50, 7:10pmThu 25-Sat 27, Mon 29-Wed 31:9:00am, 4:50, 9:30pmSun 28: 9:00am, 2:20, 9:25pmEnjoy ourlicensedbarLavazzaEspressoCoffeeHappiness Never Comes AloneThere will always be anenthusiastic audience thatequates subtitles withsophistication. Lately, however,I have come to slot the Frenchromantic comedy, with its leadman a gauche mixture of MisterBean and Frank Spencer, into theno-go zone. It’s all a matter ofwhat tickles your funny bone – Iwas surrounded by women wholaughed like drains in the firsthalf of this – but if slapstick that iscomprised of a klutz who jumpsaround a lot and a beautifulwoman who falls over at the dropof a hat is not your café au laityou might struggle with this. Asa slow reader, and because filmis essentially a visual medium, ittook me a while to pick up theOPENS THURSDAYTUESDAY23 JULYtoWEDNESDAY31 JULYCOMING SOON - 2-4 AUGUSTTHE LONE RANGER (M)Tue 23, Wed 24: 9:00am, 1:55, 9:35pmThu 25-Sat 27, Mon 29-Wed 31:3:40, 9:15pmSun 28: 9:10am, 9:20pmPACIFIC RIM: 2D (M)Tue 23, Wed 24: 9:00am, 4:15, 9:25pmThu 25-Wed 31: 10:15amTHE RELUCTANTFUNDAMENTALIST (M)Tue 23, Wed 24: 1:40, 6:50pmThu 25-Sat 27, Mon 29-Wed 31: 12:00MAN OF STEEL: 2D (M) Last days!Tue 23, Wed 24: 2:10, 9:30pmWE STEAL SECRETS: THE STORYOF WIKILEAKS (M) Last Days!Tue 23, Wed 24: 11:05amDESPICABLE ME 2: 2D (PG)Last Days! Tue 23, Wed 24: 9:00amAll sessions are correct at thetime of publication.Visit www.palacecinemas.com.aufor the most current session times.Gift cardsare theperfect giftGroupBookingsavailable108-110 Jonson Street, Byron Bay 6680 8555 | www.palacecinemas.com.aurhythm and, when I did, I wasirritated by the sequence thatintroduces Sacha (Gad Elmaleh)to Charlotte (Sophie Marceau). It’spouring with rain and both getdrenched. Their eyes meet, sheagrees to adjourn with him for adrink and, voila, they’re sitting ina cosy bar, neatly coiffed and inclothes previously soaking butnow as dry as a bone. It’s only amovie, I had to remind myself– but really. Sacha is a fabulouspianist at a happening Parisnight spot. Women can’t resisthim and, also like Charlie Sheenin Two And A Half Men, he makesa euro from writing advertisingjingles. He’s not interested insettling down and he can’t standkids – which is gratifying – butPacific RimIt felt as though this had alreadybeen going for an eternitybefore the opening creditsappeared on screen. Neardeafened by the cacophony ofmangling metal and millionpieceorchestra, I sank into adeep funk, longing for a coupleof pre-emptive Panadols. Whatsort of megalomaniacal seizure,you can’t help wondering, tookhold of Guillermo del Torro tolead him from the hauntingbeauty of Pan’s Labyrinth and TheDevil’s Backbone to the braindeadwastelands of uber-CGIand comic superheroes? Thebloke’s genius for fantasy isundeniable but, honestly, howanybody older than sixteen cansit through this sort of thingwithout being overwhelmed bycatatonic boredom is beyond me.Instead of coming from distantgalaxies, the aliens here emergefrom subterranean vaults at thebottom of the ocean – and theyare whoppers. At least twentystoreys high, their mission is tosmash and kill all life on Earth,and they are fulfilling it big time.The only things holding theapocalypse at bay are equallymassive, manmade robotsthat are controlled by humanswho, connected by dreams andworking in pairs, pilot them fromwithin. Stacker Pentecost (IdrisElba) is the cool-as-a-cucumberblack officer with a mysteriousnosebleed, who is in commandwith buddy Laurent (MauriceBarthélémy) he’s workingon a career-changing stageshow. L’amour conquers hisworld after the Charlotteincident. As a feminist, sheis a dumb broad who isstill under the thumb ofthe father of her children,from whom she’s been longseparated. Of the kids, Sachaobserves that one is a deadringer for Philip SeymourHoffman – it’s his best line.Professional ambition andemotional fulfilment comeinto happy alignment as theplot goes from threadbare tonauseating. Paris is beautiful,but we already knew that. ~John Campbellof the good guys. I hadsome difficulty telling thetwo young guns apartuntil I noticed that theone who was destinedto get the drop-deadgorgeous Asian girl hadbeen madeup with asmidgen too much pinklippy. An American actorcarrying the delightfulmoniker of Max Martiniplays an Aussie whoseaccent is as folksy as KevinRudd’s, and there are acouple of stereotypicalpuny scientists providingoccasional light relief. The story– romance, sacrifice, loyalty – isstraight out of Screenwriting 101,but the effects are superb, if youlike that kind of thing. A highlightis when a crew of humans getsinside a dead monster’s bodyto find that it is pregnant – nowMOVIE & DINNERJUST $19.00 *that’s a first. I couldn’t heara thing for two days. ~ JohnCampbellCHOOSE FROM ROAST CHICKEN OR BEEF.All served with baked vegetables. Also vegetarian option available.Valid for Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday night only.Call The Byron Bay Brewing Co. for more info: Phone: (02) 6685 5833 byronbaybrewery.com.auor The Pighouse Flicks Phone: (02) 6685 5828 pighouseflicks.com.au* Must spend over $5 per person at the bar to purchase the Roast dinner & movie ticket.24 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

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Up to 50% off storewideON CLOTHING, FEATHER HEADDRESS, LEATHER BAGSThis weekend isgoing to be Splendid!Anticipation is building as organisers prepare to hostSplendour in the Grass for the first time at the North ByronParklands site at the top end of Byron Shire.Looking at the program is like spying through a window ata sumptuous feast knowing that, like a kid in the proverbialchocolate box, you are going to be able to satiate your musicalhunger and fill your mind to the brim with one delicioussensation after another, but the music is not the only place youwill get your jollies – as an accompaniment to the likes of FrankOcean, Empire of the Sun, Flume, The Presets, Laura Marling,Baby Shambles and James Blake, just to name the tip of theglorious iceberg, other highlights will tickle your mind whena panel with Ben Lee discusses the effects of altered states oncomposition, and the debate: Can We Trust The Media? willdeliver a special appearance from WikiLeaks editor-in-chief andVictorian Senate candidate Julian Assange from his base in theEcuadorian Embassy in London.This is going to be so much fun!EntertainmentFRIDAYKlaxonsWhen faced with a vast andunknown gulf, the moststandard response is to find apath to circumvent it. A verybasic and understandableKlaxonsFri 10–11pmMix UpMatt CorbyFri 9–10pmGW McLennan Tentimpulse exists to avoidthat obstacle – unless ofcourse, you are Klaxons.When you’re less a bandand more a sonic Socraticmethod wrapped in harddrivingguitarsand anthemicmelodies,the gulf isembraced,and the voidis ultimatelysurfed.BabyShamblesPlaying his first ever show inAustralia, Pete Doherty, thewild and reckless Londonerpersonifies all that is rock ‘n’roll. Babyshambles have todate released two albums, andearlier this year news broke thatthey were working on a thirdalbum. By the time they hitchtheir wagon to Splendour youcan bet they’ll be armed with afistful of new songs.Matt CorbyHe’s still only in his early 20s, butMatt Corby’s songs and vocalselicit a sensation that is nothingshort of captivating. He haspreviously beencompared tolegendary artistssuch as NickDrake and JeffBuckley. Matt’ssongs continueto deliver withmaturity wellbeyond his years,while his liveperformanceshave becomerenowned for bringing largeaudiences to a completestandstill.BabyshamblesFri 7.45–8.45pmSupertopFlight FacilitesSecret identities, aeronauticalpuns and releasing music ata snail’s pace; this is what weknow of Flight Facilities so far.While Flight Facilities don’tlike to be pigeonholed bygenre, they are vocal abouttheir influences. They havedrawn inspiration from acts,past and present, such as ELO,Jamiroquai, Daft Punk, Chic,Mylo and more.Flight Facilities are slowlybuilding a reputation fordelivery on every remix. Mostrecently they tackled fourdecades of music and historicalmoments through four onehourmixtapes.Flight FacilitiesFri 8.30–9.30Mix UpThe journey is only justbeginning; sit back, relax andenjoy what is coming your way.Last days of our Pop-up Shop!SHOP 3 CAVANBAH ARCADE, JONSON ST, BYRON BAYWhoop it upat SplendourTIPI FORESTGLOBALVILLAGEDESTROY ALL LINESMEXICANCANTINA12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00TROPICANTE12.00-4.00WELCOME TO COUNTRYWITH UNCLEATHOL COMPTON& FRIENDS2.00-3.00GYUTO MONKSOPENING THESAND MANDALA3.00-4.00SACRED CIRCUSPERFORMANCE4.00-4.15TAYA4.00-5.00BOLLYWOOD DANCEWORKSHOP WITHTHE BOLLYWOODSISTERS4.15-5.15MISS MOON5.00-6.00BEAT POETRY WITHLUKA LESSON5.30.-6.30DJ SPEX4.00-8.00UNSEENDIMENSIONS6.00-7.00SNITCH DJS6.00-7.00PERFORMANCETOMMY FRANKLINWITHDJ CHRIS BRADLEY6.45-7.45HAND GAMESDJ SET6.00-7.30SLINKY7.05-8.00HOT DAMN DJS7.00-8.00BLUNTINSTRUMENT LYDIA8.00-9.00 9.00-10.00SONIC TEMPLEOPENINGACTIVATIONCEREMONY8.00-8.45BANG DJS8.00-9.00BEEAMPERSAND7.30-8.30OKA9.00-10.15JERRY BLAMVS DJ NORMANJAMIEBENNETT8.30-9.309.00-10.00JULIENLOVE9.30-10.30STRANGEPLANET10.00-11.00FIRE FX - FIRE SHOW10.30-10.45TEEN SPIRITDJS10.00-11.00DWIGHT CHOCOLATE ESCOBAR8.00-12.00ZIV11.00-12.00RAPSKALLION10.45-12.00PILERATS DJS11.00-12.00GAVIN BOYD10.30-12.00TUnder New ManagementCarlyle Street Byron Bay (Opp. Woolies) Tel 6680 8811OY KING DOMUNIQUE TRIBAL CREATIVE CLOTHING52 Jonson st, Byron Bay Phone 6680 8896Email magic@fairyflossbyronbay.comwww.fairyflossbyronbay.comTAX RETURNSonly $1256685 8129BYRON TAX ACCOUNTANTSPaul Enright Chartered AccountantOffice 1/6 Marvell St, Byron Bay26 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.auconditionsapply

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END OF SEASON SALESplendour HoursFriday 9am - 5pmSaturday 10am - 5pm4/1 Acacia St. Byron A & I Estate02 6680 9606www.goddessofbabylon.com.auSATURDAYEmpire of the SunSat 9–10pmSupertopEmpire of the SunIn 2008, two of Australia’sleading musician/producersLuke Steele and Nick Littlemorecreated a vision that seemedto come from an alternativereality – a post-apocalypticpsychedelic adventure knownas Empire of the Sun. Theresulting album Walking ona Dream went on to sell amillion-plus copies worldwide,spawning the singles We arethe People, Walking on a Dream,Standing on the Shore, WithoutYou and Half-Mast. Eight ARIAawards, two BRIT nominations,and many accolades followed.The Empire live show hasbecame the highlight of manyfestivals with its larger-than-lifeproduction featuring stunningvisuals, dancing swordfishgirls, cryo-bazookas andotherworldly special effects.Bernard FanningLoops, horn breaks, sax solos,stories written across the globeand thoughts of home. Thisis what you can expect fromBernard Fanning with songsfrom Departures, the highlyanticipated new solo albumBernard FanningSat 10–11pmGW McLennan Tentfrom this standalone artist.Eight years since the release ofthe ARIA and APRA-winning Tea& Sympathy, Departures is synthoverdubs, complicated rhythms,crackling beats, and newfoundenergy – just don’t miss it.The NationalSat 10.30–12 midnightSupertopThe NationalFormed in 1999, The National isvocalist Matt Berninger frontingtwo pairs of brothers: Aaron andBryce Dessner, and Scott andBryan Devendorf.FlumeSat 10.30–11.30Mix UpPerforming their only showin Australia, The National aregearing for a larger-than-lifeexclusive festival appearance atSplendour in the Grass. Mastersof melancholy, this mostesteemed band will be treatingyou to a live rendition of theirsoon to be released albumTrouble Will Find Me!FlumeFlume, a 21-year-old beatmakerfrom Sydney, is proving to beone of the breakout stars ofByronshop openall weekend!11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00Happy, healthy, harmless,hangover-free, hippy,horny herbsNO STALL @ SPLENDOURStock up in town NOW!Shop 1/5 Byron St (clock tower st)BYRON BAY Ph 02 6680 8856SUPERTOPMIX UPGW McLENNANTENTTIPI FORESTGLOBALVILLAGERATSMEXICANCANTINAFORUMBUSKERSTAGEZENTHAI YOGA8.00-9.30 MINJUNGBALBOLLYWOOD DANCE CULTURE & DANCE10.00-11.00CIRCUS SPACE 11.30 - 12.3010.00-2.00NEW YORKCATS11.00-12.00BAPTISMWELCOMETV ONOF UZI DUNE RATS DEAP VALLY WAVVES TO COUNTRY HAIM BOY & BEARBABYSHAMBLESTHE RADIOMUMFORD & SONS12.30-1.00 1.20-2.00 2.15-2.55 3.10-4.00 4.30-4.45 4.45-5.456.15-7.15 7.45-8.45 9.15-10.15 10.45-12.00XAPHOONTHE HATED JONES12.30 -1.15 1.15 -2.00HÜSLA VSJAMES DE BONO12.00-1.00SONGS12.45 -1.30MODERNFAIRYTALE12.00-1.30BEAT POETRY WITHLUKA LESSONDJ SPEX12.00-4.00XAPHOON ROBERTCLAIRY BROWNEYOLANDA FLIGHT YOLANDAMITZI JONES DELONG D CUP & THE BANGIN’RACKETTES D CUP DARWIN DEEZ BE COOL FACILITIES BE COOL KLAXONS2.00-2.45 2.45-3.30 3.30-4.15 4.15-5.155.15-6.15 6.15-7.00 7.00-8.00 8.00-8.30 8.30-9.30 9.30-10.00 10.00-11.00CUB SCOUTS2.00-2.451.00-2.00 2.30-3.30BEE AMPERSANDvs MADDIE J1.00-2.30MODULEEIGHT2.00-3.00BEN FESTER1.30-3.00BURLESQUE WITHMISS FRIBYDZ DEATHRAYSVS BLEEDING KNEESCLUB DJS2.30-3.30UNKNOWNMORTALPORTUGAL.YOU AM IARCHITECTUREDAUGHTERORCHESTRATHE MAN(SOUND AS EVER)MATT CORBYIN HELSINKI3.15-4.00 4.30-5.30 6.00-7.007.30-8.30 9.00 - 10.0010.30 - 11.30SCHWARR3.00-4.00ANDY WEBB3.00-4.00INTERVIEW AND Q&AAPRA PRESENTS:DEBATE: CAN WEWITH SENATORSONGWRITERS SPEAKTRUST THE MEDIA?CHRISTINE MILNE11.00-12.00 1.00-2.002.30-4.00TOM DODD12.00-1.00WALRUS &CARPENTER1.15-2.15KIT BRAY2.30-3.30BODY PERCUSSIONGREG SHEEHANI OH YOUVS NORTHEASTPARTY HOUSE DJSSHORT CIRCUIT4.00-5.304.00-5.00 5.30-6.00STREETPARTYVS JEM DE LACREME3.30-4.30 4.30-5.00FIESTAVIVAMARIACHI4.00-4.45GYUTO MONKSCHANTING& MEDITATIONJUST LIKEHONEY5.00-6.00TROPICANTE4.45-6.45CHARLESHAYDEN JAMES MURDOCH4.00-5.15 5.15-6.00GARRETT KATO3.45-5.00ZIV5.30-7.00PERFORMANCEAPPLEONIA6.30-7.30RA FEAT.THE FADERS GOLD ON GOLD6.00-7.007.00-8.00FIESTAVIVAMARIACHI6.45-7.30MITZI DJS6.00-7.30JOHNY LOVE7.05-8.30KUNDALINI DANCEJOURNEY WITHLEYOLAH ANTARA7.45-9.00BAD NEWSTOILET8.00-9.00TROPICANTE7.30-9.30OTOLOGIC DJS7.30-9.00EMMY LOU8.30-9.30BENSON VSMIKE METROFIERCE LIGHTDOCUMENTARY9.15-11.009.00-10.00FIESTAVIVAMARIACHI9.30-10.00BLOKE-O ONO9.30-11.00INDIANSUMMER10.00-11.00FUTURE CLASSIC DJS9.00-11.00DISCROW11.00-12.30XAPHOONJONES11.00-12.00DWIGHT CHOCOLATE ESCOBAR10.00-2.00ONRA11.00-12.00FIRE FX - FIRE SHOW12.00-12.15FLIGHTFACILITIESDECADE DJ SET12.00-1.00STRANGE PLANET12.30-2.00ELECTRICGARDEN DJ’S12.15-2.00EMOH INSTEAD1.00-2.00RICK WILHITE12.00-2.00Gourmet Healthy BurgersTuesday & Wednesday$9.90 meal dealburger - fries and drinkPHONE ORDERS WELCOME!66857157Shop 1 corner of Lawson/Jonson st Byron Bay NSW 2481Find us on facebook28 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

2013. Flume got his first tastefor producing at age 13 fromthe most unlikely of places – amusic production program hefound in a cereal box. Takinga no-holds-barred attitude tomusic creation, Flume takesinspiration from a wide variety ofsources and scenes distilling hissound into a melodic bass-heavystyle that is uniquely his own.michaelashairbeauty.comMENTION THIS AD ANDRECEIVE A 25% DISCOUNTFlume’s production ability ismatched by his live show, whichhas come into full effect – heis one of the first generationwho doesn’t know life beforethe internet and perhaps thisexplains his global appeal.Cold War KidsLong Beach, CA four-piece ColdWar Kids emerged in 2006 withtheir acclaimed debut Robbers& Cowards – which immediatelystruck a chord with Australianaudiences and began a (mutual)love affair between band andcountry, which has since led toTop 10 albums, several Hottest100 entries and multiple tours.In 2013, and with a bit of alineup change, Cold War Kids,re-arranged and reinvigorated,are delighted to be comingback to Splendour with a bag oftunes, both old and new.Cloud ControlCloud Control are a delightfullyself-deprecating bunch. BornCold War KidsSat 6–7pmSupertopand raised in the spectacularBlue Mountains within minutesof each other’s houses, AlisterWright and Ulrich Lenffer hadnever even written a song beforeUlrich’s sister Heidi entered theminto a battle of the bands. CloudControl are currently recordingtheir second album.Cloud ControlSat 5.15–6.15GW McLennan TentHAIR & BEAUTY 02 6685 133022 FINGAL ST BRUNSWICK HEADS NSW 248311:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00SUPERTOPPOSTBLUE12.30 - 1.00PALMAVIOLETS1.20 - 2.00VIOLENTSOHO JAKE BUGGSOMETHINGFOR KATECOLD WAR KIDS BIRDS OF TOKYOEMPIRE OFTHE SUNTHE NATIONAL2.20 - 3.00 3.20 - 4.10 4.30- 5.30 6.00 - 7.00 7.30-8.30 9.00 - 10.00 10.30-12.00MIX UPTWINSY12.30-1.15BAD EZZY JAGWAR MA BAD EZZY1.15-2.00 2.00-2.45 2.45-3.30CHET FAKER3.30-4.30OTOLOGIC4.30-5.15MS MR5.15-6.15OTOLOGIC6.15-7.00DRAPHT7.00-8.00ALISONWONDERLANDDJ SET8.00-8.45FAT FREDDY’SDROP8.45-9.45ALISONWONDERLANDDJ SET9.45-10.30FLUME10.30-11.30GW McLENNANTENTART OFSLEEPING12.30-1.00VANCE JOY1.30-2.15VILLAGERS2.45-3.30WHITLEY4.00-4.45CLOUD CONTROL5.15-6.15SARAH BLASKO6.45-7.45THE POLYPHONICSPREEROCKY HORROR8.15-9.30BERNARDFANNING10.00-11.00TIPI FORESTGLOBALVILLAGEFRIENDSMEXICANCANTINALEXOPERPLEXO STOMPBOXTAYAUNSEENDIMENSIONSSAMMY KLYDIASOUNDWAVE2.00-3.003.00-4.004.00-5.305.30-7.007.05-8.308.30-9.309.30-11.00YOGA SYNERGY8.00-9.30 MINJUNGBALBEAT POETRY WITHBURLESQUE WITHZENTHAI YOGA WITHBEN LEEFIERCE LIGHTBOLLYWOOD DANCE CULTURE & DANCELUKA LESSONMISS FRIBYGWYN WILLIAMSWELCOME TO THE WORK MANCHOIRDOCUMENTARY10.00-11.00CIRCUS SPACE10.00-2.0011.30 - 12.301.00-2.00 2.30-3.30 4.00-5.00 5.30-6.006.30-7.458.00-8.308.45-10.30THE JUNGLE GIANTSLAST DINOSAURSTHE GATLINGDJ SETDJ SETGUNS RONESWORTHY MILLIONS DJS GIBBSVS AMPLIFIRE JAMES WRIGHT VS AMPLIFIRE FALCONA YMDFM YUNG FRANCO NO HOPE DJS PONY CLUB11.00-12.00 12.00-1.00 1.00-2.002.00-3.00 3.00-4.00 4.00-5.00 5.00-6.00 6.00-7.007.00-8.008.00-9.00 9.00-10.00 10.00-11.00FIESTAVIVAMARIACHI12.00-12.30DJ SPEX12.30-2.30FIESTAVIVAMARIACHI2.30-3.15DJ SPEX3.15-5.15GYUTO MONKSCHANTING& MEDITATIONFIESTAVIVAMARIACHI5.15-6.00PERFORMANCEDWIGHT CHOCOLATE ESCOBAR6.00-10.00BLUNTINSTRUMENT11.00-12.30DJ CHRIS DECKKERELECTRO GYPSYSWING10.45-11.45FIRE FX - FIRE SHOW12.00-12.15TEEN GIRLS11.00-12.30TROPICANTE10.00-2.00PAUL ABAD12.30-2.00RAPSKALLION12.15-2.00BENRAMA12.30-2.00JAMIE BENNETT12.00-2.00JPS2.00-3.00PERPLEX3.00-4.00OISIMA GALAPAGOOSE4.00-5.00 5.00-6.00SILENT JAY6.00-7.00CANYONSJULIEN LOVE7.00-8.30 8.30-10.00KANO10.00-11.00LADI611.00-12.00WAAJEED12.00-2.00FORUMWOMENOFLETTERS10.00-11.30DOCUMENTARY AND Q&ATHE SUNNYBOY12.00-2.30COMEDY:A RATIONALFEAR3.00-4.00BUSKERSTAGEDESA MANICLIQUE12.00-1.00BEN WILSON1.15-2.15TIM STOKES2.30-3.30MOJO BLUESMEN3.45-5.00OPEN7 Days7am–9pmRAJAH RD OCEAN SHORES NSW 2483WWW.OCEANSHORESSC.COM.AUBUS INFORMATION OCEAN SHORES / NEW BRIGHTON / SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH SHUTTLES – DAYS OF OPERATION: THURSDAY TO SUNDAY, DEPART OPPOSITEOCEAN SHORES SHOPPING CENTRE - DAILY 10.05AM, 11.05AM, 12.05PM, 1.05PM - RETURN SERVICES: Ocean Shores / Sth Golden Beach, depart North Byron Parklands -Thurs 11:15pm, 12:15am Fri & Sat 11:15pm, 12:15am, 1:15am Sun 10:15pm, 11:15pm, 12:15amJacqueline’sCosmetic LaserClinicOcean Village Shopping CentreNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 29

SUNDAYFrank OceanFrank OceanSun 11–12pmSupertopFrank Ocean has character. He’srare. In a world that divvies upart by genre, that constantlyseeks to quantify cool, he isimpossible to miss, like a pandabear in a pine forest. And overthe past year or so, he’s becomeharder to ignore.Frank is a less-is-more kind ofguy, the quiet type who saveshis words because his songs tellus as much about him as theydo ourselves.His live showemphasises thatintimacy, closesthat razor-thingap between theman and his fans.Because as rareas he is, FrankOcean is alsofamiliar, bothin the way hemoves amongus, undeniably aproduct of this posteverything,hustlehard,DIY musicalmoment, and in theway he conveys thatquality that we’re allalways seeking: uttertimelessness.Of Monstersand MenOf Monsters and Menis an amiable groupof five daydreamers who craftOf Monsters and MenSun 9.30–10.30SupertopThe PresetsSun 10.15–11.15pmMix UpBuskers remind us of homeThe Buskers Stage is back this year at Splendour in the Grass,showcasing some of the far north coast’s finest local buskingtalent. The stage debuted at the festival last year as part of ourwelcome home to Byron and now that we are home for good, itis here to stay. Aimed at giving buskers you might encounter onthe streets of Byron Bay, community events, markets or seasideshindigs the chance to entertain the crowd at Splendour, theBuskers Stage is an ode to the Rainbow Region and a nod to thearea’s reputation as one of Australia’s biggest music hubs.This year the stage will be headlined by some favourites fromlast year, Garrett Kato and the Mojo Bluesmen. Newcomers tothe Buskers Stage include well-known locals Tim Stokes andKit Bray along with Tom Dodd, Desa Mani Clique, Milan, Walrus& the Carpenter, Ben Wilson & The Job Seekers, Paul Adams,Aysha Killed a Sailor and the Mojo Bluesmen. Last year theBuskers Stage reminded us how good it was to be home whenthey welcomed us into the festival each day and this year theywill remind us we are home and here to stay.folkie pop songs. But last year,the normally mild-manneredsix-pack transformed intototal rock stars after stompingout their competition duringMúsiktilraunir, a yearly battleof the bands in their nativeIceland.The PresetsOne of Australia’s mostin-demand music exports.Featuring ten prismatic, synthlacedsongs, this tour is topromote their latest offering,Pacifica, which sees The Presetsboldly venture into new,uncharted musical territories.Traversing both light and shadein energy and emotion, thealbum was produced by theband – Julian Hamilton andKim Moyes – and mixed in LosAngeles with Tony Hoffer.TyagarahSUPERTOP11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00THEGROWL12.30-1.00THEJUNGLEGIANTS1.15-1.55SURFERBLOOD2.15-3.00FIDLAR3.20-4.05AIRBOURNE4.25-5.10THE RUBENS5.30-6.15MYSTERYBAND6.40-7.30PASSION PIT8.00-9.00OF MONSTERS& MEN9.30-10.30FRANK OCEAN11.00-12.00SERVICE CENTRENOW WITH24 HOURFUELSwipe-n-goMost cards acceptedOPEN 7 DAYS 6am–7pm Mon–Fri, 7am–6pm weekendsPacific Hwy Tyagarah 6684 2172MIX UPGW McLENNANTENTTIPI FORESTGLOBALVILLAGELA LA LANDMEXICANCANTINAFORUMBUSKERSTAGEYOGA SYNERGY8.00-9.30ZENTHAI YOGA10.00-11.00KIRTAN WITH MEL DOBRA11.00-11.45CIRCUS SPACE10.00-2.00THE SCHOOL OF LIFEPRESENTS:SECULAR SERMONWITH JOHN SAFRAN10.00-11.00CHRIS BRADLEY11.00-1.00TYLERPVT TOUCHE12.30-1.15 1.15-2.00POTATOPOTATO12.30-1.00BODY PERCUSSIONGREG SHEEHAN12.15-1.15GOODGOD SOUNDUNLIMITED12.00-1.00THECHEMIST1.30-2.15ALPINE2.00-2.45TYLERTOUCHE2.45-.3.30LITTLEGREENCARS2.45-3.30THEBAMBOOS3.30-4.15PEKINGDUK4.15-5.00SNAKADAKTAL4.00-5.00SPLENDOUR PEACEPARADE WITHTOMMY FRANKLINEVERYTHINGEVERYTHING5.00-6.00GURRUMUL5.30-6.30PEKINGDUK6.00-6.45HERMITUDE6.45-7.45THE DRONES7.00-8.00WHAT SONOT JAMES BLAKEWHAT SONOT THE PRESETS7.45-8.30 8.30-9.30 9.30-10.15 10.15-11.15YOU AM I(HI FI WAY)8.30-9.30LAURA MARLING10.00-11.00BEAT POETRY WITHTHE GYUTO MONKSFIERCE LIGHTMANCHOIROKA& MINJUNGBAL ELDERSBEN LEEDJ LEYOLAHLUKA LESSONCLOSING CEREMONYWELCOME TO THE WORKDOCUMENTARYDJ GROOVYLANDANTARAECSTATIC DANCE SET1.30-2.30 2.45-3.153.30-4.30 4.30-5.00 5.00-6.00 6.006.30-7.458.00-9.309.45-10.45 10.45 11.00-12.00TONI TONI LEE1.00-2.00WEBBER1.00-3.00MIDIUM2.00-3.00MIKE WHO /SHANTANWANTAN ICHIBAN2.00-3.00SLINKY3.00-4.00EASY P3.00-4.00HOLYBALM3.00-3.40AND OH!4.00-5.00PELVISMISS MOON4.00-5.30AUDUN5.00-6.00MICHAELOZONE3.40-5.00 5.00-6.00TRANCEDUCER5.30-7.00SACRED CIRCUSPERFORMANCE-6.15JAMES FAVA6.00-7.00ZANZIBARCHANEL6.00-6.30PERFORMANCEARIANE6.30-7.307.05-8.30ANDY MURPHY7.00-8.00RUFFYCASSIUSSELECT7.30-8.30LIGHT YEAR8.00-9.00FIESTAFIESTAFIESTADWIGHT CHOCOLATE ESCOBAR VIVAVIVAVIVAMARIACHI DWIGHT CHOCOLATE ESCOBAR MARIACHITROPICANTEMARIACHI12.00-2.00 2.00-2.30 2.30-4.30 4.30-5.005.30-8.308.30-9.00PANEL: AYAHUASCA& ALTERED STATESOF CONSCIOUSNESSCOMEDY: STORY CLUB12.00-1.30 2.30-4.00MILAN12.00-1.00PAUL ADAMS1.15-2.15AYSHA KILLEDA SAILOR2.30-3.30GARRETT KATO3.45-5.00REFORM8.30-9.30CLIQUES8.30-9.30ROB PIX9.00-10.00BEATDUSTA9.30-11.00DJ SPEX9.00-12.00LEVINS9.30-11.00SACRED CIRCUSPERFORMANCE-11.00LA LA ALL STARS10.00-12.00LUKEPSYWALKER11.00-12.30JAMES PANTS11.00-12.00FIRE FX - FIRE SHOW12.00-12.15DAKINI12.30-2.00ELECTRICGARDEN DJ’S12.15-2.00BYRON HOUSE MAFIA12.00-2.00MAURICE FULTON12.00-2.00NEW BRIGHTON TRADING POSTYour closest stop for:Everyday Basics, Fresh Baked Goods,Killer Coffee, Sensational Burgers,Fish, Chips, Authentic Burritos 7am – 7pm,Handcrafted Pizzas from 5pmFor convenience and friendly servicePost Office & Banking 7 days, 7am – closeSun – Thu 7am – 7pm, Fri – Sat 7am – 7.30pm6680 110250 River Street, New Brighton8am–2pmBreakfast & Lunch19 Beach Avenue,South Golden BeachCall 6680 2843From Splendour: Head south along Brunswick Valley Way, takeyour first left and follow the signs, or google South Golden Shop.Between river& beachKnown for ourgreat coffee!30 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

James BlakeIt all started, says JamesBlake, with Joni Mitchell.His favourite singersongwriter,Joni came tosee him at the Troubadourin Los Angeles two yearsago and hung aroundafterwards to talk. ‘She’san oracle’, says James.‘I learnt a lot just frommeeting her.’On the flight back toLondon James wroteOvergrown, the gently immensesong which gives its name tohis remarkable second album. ‘Ithink it’s the best thing I’ve everwritten and it’s the strongestmessage on the album’, saysJames.Laura MarlingSun 10–11pmGW McLennan TentJames BlakeSun 8.30–9.30Mix UpLaura MarlingSuch is Laura Marling’s historywith Australia, it’s easy to forgetshe is still but 23 years old. Theproverbial old head on youngshoulders, Laura’s (soon to be)four-album career has seen herfirstly come tothe fore as theleading lightof whatever‘nu-folk’ sceneever existed,then promptlytranscend thatmovement,establishingherself asone of themost singularartists of theage, creatingsubtle yetpotent musicthat can’teasily bedefined byany otherword than‘timeless’.The best way to catchup on all the local newswhile at SplendourSubscribe todaynetdailywww.echonetdaily.net.auForumsFRIDAYDebate: Can we trust the media?A highlight of this debate will be a special appearance fromWikiLeaks’ editor-in-chief and Victorian Senate candidateJulian Assange from his base in the Ecuadorian Embassy inLondon.Former Fairfax online editor Hugh Martin will moderatetwo teams of media experts for this debate including:Ten Network boss Russel Howcroft; WikiLeaks’ as-yetunannounced NSW Senate candidate; writer and ABCbroadcaster Dominic Knight ; online journalist and mediacommentator Andrew Crook (Crikey.com.au); and writer/comedian/former lawyer Alice Fraser, as they go head tohead debating the crucial question: Can We Trust The Media?SUNDAYPanel: Ayahuasca & AlteredConsciousness – Path tocreativity or road to oblivion?Prolific singer/songwriter Ben Lee’s latest album, Ayahuasca:Welcome To The Work, is dedicated to the South Americanhallucinogenic plant medicine he credits with inspiring hismost recent spiritual and musical journey. This fascinatingpractice of pursuing altered states of consciousness as a pathto creativity is not without controversy – or tragedy.Triple J’s Lindsay ‘The Doctor’ McDougall hosts a panel ofartists including Ben Lee, Australian rock royalty Dave Graneyand Clare Moore (The Moodists, Dave Graney & The CoralSnakes), Scott Owen (The Living End), singer/songwriterLisa Mitchell, Nadav Kahn (Gelbison, Kahn Brothers), writer/filmmaker Rak Razaman (Aya Awakenings) and Sydney/BondUniversity neuroscientist Professor Bulent Turman, as theyexplore altered states of consciousness.The North Coast’sbest online newsIndependent,local, dailyand free!www.treefaeriefotos.comNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 31

yron bay campusopenday11am - 3pmsat10augunleash yourpotentialVISIT the sae splendour tent & winfriday 26 - sunday 28 july 2013are you ready to play?Splendour in the Grass 2013 has arrived! As proud sponsors, SAE areamped to have our very own Film and Audio students behind the scenesas part of the production team.It’s GAME ON at the SAE tent. Prizes to be won. Join in on the actionand find out how SAE can help launch you on the world stage.SAE is the world’s leading provider of creative media education.CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA & DEGREE COURSES IN:go to sae.edu.au/splendour | CALL 1800 SAE EDU373-391 Ewingsdale Road, byron bayBrisbane | Byron Bay | Sydney | Melbourne | Adelaide | Perth©2013 Copyright Navitas SAE Holdings Pty Ltd. The SAE Logo ® is a registered Trade Mark. Disclaimer: Not all programmesand facilities are available in all locations. SAE CRICOS Provider Codes QLD 03204G | NSW 00312F | VIC 02047B | WA 02431E32 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

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This is How by M J HylandReview by Christopher HanleyThe American novelist Jonathan Franzen once said that a writershould always write in the third person unless a really distinctive firstperson voice offers itself irresistibly.Patrick Oxtoby, the main character and narrator in Maria Hyland’sthird novel This is How, is a really distinctive and compelling firstperson voice.Reading an M J Hyland novel is like watching people through amagnifying glass. She slows down the rhythm of This is How with hersimple language so you look more closely at her characters and youoften feel like you are sitting in on their conversations.A Hyland novel is also all verbs and nouns and many of the wordsare one syllable. ‘I step forward, lift the wrench in my right hand andbring it down. Only once, a good, certain blow to his temple, notheavy, and the wrench bounces.’ Twenty-three of the 29 words areone syllable.Patrick has been jilted and he leaves his home, somewhere in theHOW ARE YOU SMART?The intelligence measure that trumps the IQ Testwww.newphilosopher.comAugust - October 2013Leunig, Carey, SingerA magazine for thinkers to launchat the Byron Bay Writers’ FestivalMC: Ross CoulthartSaturday 3rd August, 10:30amFree entryFull program now on sale5 marquees130 writers,99 conversations,Plus foodie and feature events, performance, slam poetry,literary trivia, workshops, launches and....YOU!www.byronbaywritersfestival.com or call 02 6685 5115Byron Bay Writers’ Festivalbyronbaywritersfestival.com.auHyland’s compelling style zeroes in on characternorth of England and turns up in winter at a boarding house, in anunnamed seaside town, with a toolkit under his arm and you knowsomething is not quite right.Patrick is an awkward young man. He thinks he gets it and othersdon’t. He thinks his jokes are funny and they are not. You squirm alot reading this book. He speaks and seems outwardly normal buthis internal thought processes are strange. We also sense that Patrickcould be violent.M J Hyland is a fearless writer who writes stories about people whodo not often appear in books. Her prose is deceptively simple and itseems she is trying to hide her art inside her modest language. Allthe words in an M J Hyland novel are self-sufficient and autonomous.Her sentences are the same and you sense that much time has beenspent on the rewriting and editing of this novel.This is How is set in the 1960s, without mobile phones and theinternet, and we are returned to a slower world where everythingtakes time. People still write letters and process and change andcommunication are slow.Hyland is a lawyer and the novel is based on a true story, TwelveInterviews with Twelve Murderers by Tony Parker. The claustrophobicatmosphere of the second part of the novel clearly comes from hermeticulous research and from her stints teaching creative writing toprisoners.Our world today is black and white and instantaneous. Crimes andall our blemishes and mistakes are up on the internet or TV, virtuallyas they happen. A novelist though has the advantage of explainingthe back story and of working in the grey to build empathy for theircharacters and their actions.Fiction writing allows a writer to be more sympathetic to flawedcharacters than we can afford to be in the real world. Patrick is a 22year old middle class boy who ends up in a maximum security prisonand Hyland works a lot in the grey in this book to build sympathy forPatrick and others, particularly some of the long term career criminalsin his prison. Life shrinks in gaol for Patrick and there are rules andultimately it is an easier place for him to be than the real world,where he does not seem to understand the rules.It’s time to get those manuscripts out from under the bed. The ByronBay Writers’ Festival offers exceptional opportunities for writers readyto spruce their work up for publication.Festival director Jeni Caffin said that writers can book a one onone consultation with outstanding author and writing tutor, SarahArmstrong, or come along to the all day Nuts and Bolts session onThursday where a range of industry professionals will share theirhard-won wisdom.‘New writers benefit enormously from the opportunity to havean experienced writer read their work and provide them withconstructive advice,’ Jeni said.‘Thanks to funding from the Litlink program and Varuna the WritersHouse we are able to offer one hour consultations with SarahArmstrong at the Festival.Sarah’s first novel, Salt Rain, was shortlisted for the Miles FranklinAward, the Queensland Premier’s Award and the Dobbie Award soshe is eminently suited to offer assistance to developing writers.pureCOMFORTEnd of yearErgonomics20% off RRPDuorestErgonomicpurecomfort.com.aucnr Bayshore Dr& Centennial Cct,BYRON BAY(02) 6680 7700For me oneof the greatachievements ofthis novel is indemonstratingthrough fictionhow any of uscould end up ina place we neverthought wewould inhabit. Aspace so foreignand scary thatour whole beingwould collapse.Patrick adaptsin prison as helearns that therules are simpleand that once Author M J Hyland. Photo Rory Carnegieyou learn them,there is a way tosurvive. A way to exist.In This Is How, M J Hyland shows us what it is like to not be able tosay what we feel. To be without the right words. To be like Patrick,who says ’I wanted to push her down the stairs, make the kind ofimpression I did not know how to make with words.’Finally can I also recommend two works of nonfiction by M J Hyland?1. My Drugs Do Work My Life On Brain Enhancers – The Guardian May2013.2. A Body’s Betrayal An essay in Granta.Both essays are on the BBWF website www.byronbaywritersfestival.com. They are raw and confronting and brave.M J H will be appearing at the Byron Bay Writers’ Festival,August 2-4.Festival offers help for emerging writers‘Sarah will read up to thirtypages of writing beforehandand provide a detailed andsupportive critique withthe opportunity to askquestions.‘The Nuts and Bolts sessionon Thursday covers thebusiness and practicalitiesof being a writer. Over tenindustry professionals,including authors,publishers and publicists willshare their knowledge of the Author Sarah Armstrongindustry. Hear the myths, thejargon and the truths of publishing from those in the know.‘We have an action-packed program lined up with representativesfrom leading publishing houses, the Australia Council for the Arts,Southern Cross University and the Australian Society of Authors toname just a few. Participants will walk away well informed about theins and outs of the industry, and with the ultimate toolkit of tips, factsand insider knowledge’ Jeni said.Bookings are essential. For further details on the consultationswith Sarah Armstrong or the Nuts and Bolts workshop visit www.byronbaywritersfestival.com.au.Collins BooksellersByron BayYour festival bookshop.See you on site or at ourstore in Lawson St.A choice of festival booksavailable in store now! byronbooks@optusnet.com.au34 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

GOODTASTEBYRON BAY BRUNSWICK HEADS BANGALOWbangalow Utopia CafeRestaurantOpen Breakfast & LunchMon - Sat, 8.30am - 4pmSun 9am - 4pmAfternoon cake13 Byron St, Bangalowbangalowespressobar &pizzabarcnr station & deaconstreets bangalow6687 1271DINE IN. T/WAY. BYOBangalow DiningRoomsBangalow HotelOpen 7 daysLunch: 12 – 3pmDinner 5.30 – 9pmAll day bistro menu6687 1144Dominic’sRistorantéOpen for dinnerWednesday to Saturdayfrom 5pmFingal St, Brunswick Heads6685 1688The Treehouseon BelongilOpen Mon-Sun 7.30am-11pmWoodfired pizzas - shareplatters - cocktails - licensedrestaurant - bar25 Childe St, Byron Bay6680 9452The EateryBreakfast & lunch: 7 daysDinner: Thurs-Sun18 Jonson St, Byron Bay6680 7994theeateryonjonson.comFig TreeRestaurantLUNCH: SunDINNER: Thurs, Fri, Sat4 Sunrise Lane,Ewingsdale02 6684 7273Introducing our new Farmers’ Market LunchEvery Sunday. Two courses for $38 including a glassof house sparkling, wine or beer. Emphasising thebest quality, diversity and freshness of produce fromthe Bangalow Farmers’ Market.For bookings call 02 6687 2088www.utopiacafe.com.auZentveld’s local coffee offeringscoffee. brunch. pizza. pides. salads. cakesDelicious house made treats and pizza (inc GF).Specialising in local produce and fabulous coffee!ESPRESSOBAR Mon–Sat and market Sunday–8amPIZZA lunch 11.30am–2.30pm evenings 5.30pm til late.www.bangalowbar.comEnjoy our lovely restaurant, intimate dining room andbistro food in the pub all day. With reasonable prices,generous portions and kids meals, our delicious menuwill appeal to all.Large groups welcome, please book.We also offer professional event catering.www.bangalowdining.comDOM'S BEAT THE WINTER CHILLS SPECIAL$16 FOR A LARGE TAKEAWAY PASTA BEFORE 7PM.Standard pastas only - seafood not included.DJ Supernova playing Friday nightsFOOD TO HEAT THE BODY AND MUSIC TOWARM THE SOUL!Come sit around one of our fires and enjoy our secretrecipe mulled wine – it does the trick!Presenting incredible songwriters and musicians in Byron’smost intimate atmosphere Thursday to Sunday – checkthe Echo Gig Guide orwww.facebook.com/treehouse.belongilwww.treehouseonbelongil.comServing sustainable, nutritious and organic farewith a modern Italian flavour.DJ set every Sunday from 4pmChildren welcomeNightly pizza or pasta special with wine $22Cocktails Wine Pizza Pasta SeafoodRestaurant garden produceThursday Farmers Market DinnerSunday 100 Mile Luncheswww.figtreerestaurant.com.au‘Best Restaurant 2012’ItalianCafe/Restaurant11 Marvell StreetByron Bay6680 9960O-SushiByron Bay Woolies Plaza,Jonson St 02 6685 7103Coolangatta Showcaseon the Beach 07 5536 5455Broadbeach The Oracle,12 Charles Ave 07 5570 2166www.osushi.com.auHog’s Breath CafeOpen 7 Days,11.30am-2.30pmDinner from 5.30pm9/4 Jonson St, Byron Bay6685 5320www.hogsbreath.com.auItalian at the PacificOpen for Dinner & Cocktails7 days from 6pm till lateNext to the Beach HotelBay Street6680 7055italianatthepacific.com.auSuccess ThaiSpecial LunchMon-Fri 12-3pmDinner 7 days from 5pm.3/109 Jonson St,Byron Bay6680 7798Beach KitchenOpen 8am till lateAt the Beach Hotel,Bay St, Byron Bay6685 6402www.beachhotel.com.auGOOD FOODGUIDE 2012LemongrassOpen 7 nights5.30pm-9pmShop 3/17 Lawson ArcadePhone orders welcome6680 8443Breakfast/Lunch: 7am-5pmdelicious, contemporary Italian-inspiredDinner during Winter: Thurs, Fri, Sat 6-10pmauthentic, a la carte ItalianMulti award winning restaurants“Australia’s Favourite Japanese Restaurant”twice running in the I Love Food Awards and“Best Asian” in Northern NSW in the Restaurant& Catering Awards for Excellence, continuinga string of 13 awards. Eat in, takeaway, licensed.Open 7 days 11am–late. Modern & traditionalwholesome Japanese food and great service.Live music every Wednesday from 6pm.Hog’s Breath Cafe’s menu just got better with somemouth-watering new steaks, salad, pasta and anabundance of delicious dessert selections. As usual,the diverse menu also offers chicken, seafood, snacks,burgers, ribs, kid’s meals, a range of Lite Options, plustheir famous Prime Rib Steak – slow cooked for up to18 hours for maximum flavour and tenderness. Kids eatfree Mon – Wed nights and you can grab lunch for just$9.90, so there’s something to please the whole family.Experienced Thai chefscooking fresh deliciousThai food for you.Fully LicensedRestaurant and B.Y.O.for wine.Welcome for lunch,dinner and take-away.Beachsidebreakfast, lunchand dinnerright in theheart of townoverlookingMain Beach,Byron Bay.Superb coffee and wine, day and night.Italian at the Pacific provides a bustling atmosphericrestaurant, dishing up contemporary inspired Italiancuisine and some of Byron’s finest cocktails and wines.Winter WarmersMonday–Thursday: Pasta & a glass of wine - $27Sunday Dinner: 3 courses for $50 ppThe only exclusively Vietnamese restaurant in town,this intimate space spilling out into a courtyard offersup fabulous dishes packed full of herbs, spices andvaried textures. The traditionally light and healthy styleof cuisine ensures the freshness and natural tastes offood are preserved as much as possible. It’s a popularspot so bookings are recommended.BYRON BAY CONTINUEDThe BalconyBreakfast, lunch & sunsetbalcony diningCnr Jonson St &Lawson St, Byron Bay6680 9666www.balcony.com.auA sophisticated blend of flavours and textures with anever changing menu. For breakfast, lunch or dinnerand tapas all day, matched by an exciting wine list andarguably the best cocktails in town.Your taste buds will be tantalised and so will your eyesas you look over the streets of Byron and enjoy theeclectic vibe of The Balcony Bar & Restaurant.www.balcony.com.auOne One One One One One Dining1/111 Jonson St (opp cinema)Coffee, Breakfast & lunch Authentic European Restaurant7 daysA la carte & tasting menu, wine & cocktailsDinner Thurs, Fri & SatBookings recommended6680 7388cafeoneoneone@yahoo.com.auOpen for dinner Thurs, Fri and Sat nights all winter.www.oneoneonebyronbay.comGOOD FOODGUIDE 2012Traditional ThaiDinner every evening5.30-9.30pm5/2 Fletcher St,Byron Bay6685 5151Here the curry pastes are freshly pounded to leaveyour palate dumbfounded.Here the ambrosial meals are cooked to order and thescrumptious cocktails and mocktails thrust you into aland of wonderful tales.LICENSED CAFEThe JunctionNEW - Dine Lounge BarLunch 12 – 5pmDinner 5.30 – 9.30pmMeet at the junction ofFletcher, Marvell andJonson Streets6685 7320 for bookingsMokhaBreakfast, lunch, dinner7 days, 7.30am - 9pmShop 2 Feros ArcadeLawson St Byron Bay6685 7726mokha@westnet.com.aufacebook.com/mokha.cafeMeet us at The Junction for a stylish dining and barexperience in the heart of Byron's CBD. The iconic oldbakery building has a warm welcoming feeling thatpartners The Junction team's philosophy forgreat food and service.Open 7 days lunch and dinner, The Junction is the perfectplace to drop in with friends and colleagues for a relaxedmeal or a refreshing cocktail at the end of the day. Fullylicensed, dinner bookings are suggested.CONTEMPORARY MEDITTERANEANCUISINE AT CAFE PRICES.Live music 6 nights a week.Complimentary glass of wine with everymain meal over winter.Come in and warm up with the besttraditional paella in the Bay!North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 35

BYRON BAY CONTINUEDRae’s Fish CafeLunch & Dinner 7 daysWategos Beach,Byron Bay6685 5366raes@wategos.com.auThai@ByronOpen for dinner 7 days.Feros Arcade, Jonson St,Byron Bay6685 6737Byron Fresh CafeOpen Breakfast, Lunch &Dinner 7 days from 7.30am7 Jonson St (beach end)Byron Bay6685 7810st elmo diningroom & barMon-Sat: 4pm till lateSun: Lunch & dinner 12-10pmCnr Fletcher St and LawsonLane, Byron Bay6680 7426www.stelmodining.comBelongil BistroBrunch 7 days 7am-3pmDinner Fri & Sat from 5pm33 Childe St, Belongil6680 9007eat@belongilbistro.com.auMuoi’s FeastDinner: Mon-Sat11 Fletcher St, Byron BayBookings Essential6685 7557Casual relaxed seaside diningoverlooking the picturesqueWategos beach. Using the freshestproduce and seafood fromthroughout the region.Rae’s is an iconic restaurant with areputation as the best in the area.Take your taste buds on aculinary tour of Thailand!Experienced Thai chefscooking fresh, authenticThai cuisine with love!Popular with locals andtourists alike.Dine -in and take-away.Fully licenced bar.WINNER OFCHEF'S HAT 2012Byron Fresh Cafe is conveniently located at the beachend of Jonson St and offers a fantastic range of mealsusing many locally sourced ingredients. Come in andwatch the world go by as you enjoy our fine food andour superb Campos coffee.St Elmo is a place where you can enjoy great company,first-class food, sophisticated cocktails and an extensivewine list. St Elmo is plating up modern Spanish cuisineto be enjoyed amongst friends and family. Our menuschange regularly and feature daily specials.SUNDAYS we have live music and $10 cocktails1.30pm–4pm.The peaceful beachside diner. Great food, wonderfulcoffee, wifi, papers, comfort, ocean breezes, pirates,lovely serviceAlmost every Sunday afternoon sessions – livemusic and happy hour 1–3pm (follow us on Facebookto receive artist updates and much more!)Friday Curry nights – every week a curry from aroundthe world with glass of wine or beer – $20Muoi’s Feast has created a strong following sinceopening in 2003. Winning numerous awards for itsinternational cuisine, the Asian section of the menu isthe predominant favourite. Enjoy for dinner.Closed 23 JuneRe-opens 27 JulyGOOD TASTEIN FOCUSABOUT YOUHow did you come to live here? Mariana:John and I were living in Sydney, where Johnwas a head chef/consultant at the Vanguardin Newtown, and I was working at Ripplesin Whale Beach. We had been on holidays inEurope salivating at the idea of opening ourown restaurant and moving away from Sydney,when upon our return the opportunity to comeand manage Traditional Thai came up. Aftermanaging the restaurant for a few months,we took over the reins and it has been ourfirst baby for almost two years now. Having arestaurant and raising a child in Byron Bay ismore than we had ever dreamed of.Could you tell us a little about yourbackground and influences? John: the guruof Thai cuisine David Thompson sparked mypassion for Thai food. During my formativeyears as a chef I encountered David, whotaught me all about Thai food and the fine artof balancing flavours.Mariana: I have worked in England and Italybefore coming to Australia. Being one of fourmanagers at El Brellin, a historical restaurant inMilan, Italy, has taught me a lot about runninga restaurant, but it is the love for food and lifethat is at the heart of my customer service.ABOUT YOUR RESTAURANTHow would you describe your restaurant?There are two secrets at Traditional Thai – oneis our amazing team of chefs and waiters, theother the freshly pounded curry pastes, thehomemade sauces, sorbets, ice-creams, etc. We'hunt' for authentic Asian produce locally, fromBrisbane and sometimes all the way to Sydney.Betel leaves, green papaya, pea and appleeggplants are only a few ingredients among thevast palette of unique Thai flavours that are partof our dishes. We cook every single individualdish to order to ensure maximum quality andGOODTASTETraditional ThaiJohn Verano: Head ChefMariana Pavlova: Restaurant Managerfreshness offlavours.Are you licensedand/or byo? Weare fully licensedbut offer a BYOoption for wineand champagne,bottles only,at $6 corkagecharge. We alsooffer a varietyof cocktails andmocktails, uniqueto Traditional Thai, designed especially tocomplement the flavours of our dishes.ABOUT YOUR CUSTOMERSWhy do you think people come to yourrestaurant rather than another? You canembark on a culinary trip to Thailand on ourbalcony, snuggled up by the heater with awarm blanket around your shoulders, inside therestaurant, or you can order a take-away.How do you cater for diners with specialrequirements such as vegetarians, vegansand celiacs? We happily cater for specialdietary requirements. Our whole menu is freefrom dairy products and almost every dish is orcan be made gluten free. Vegetarian and veganoptions are also available.Is there any feedback that your customersconsistently give? The greatest joy abouthaving your own little restaurant is when yourguests come up to you and say things like: 'Idon't want to have to clean my teeth tonightand lose this taste.'TRADITIONAL THAI ph 0450 260 057 / 026685 5151, 2 Fletcher St, Byron Bay. Open:Lunch Thurs–Sun 12–4pm, Dinner 7 days5.30–9.30pmKINGSCLIFFLENNOX HEADMULLUMBIMBYFishheadscoffee breakfast lunch dinner1 Jonson StreetByron Bay6680 7632Open Seven Days7.30am till latefishheadsbyron.com.auPizza Bar ByronOpen 7 days12noon - late95 Jonson St Byron Bay6685 5009Takeway ph: 6685 5010FinsSalt Village, Kingscliff6674 4833dining@fins.com.auDinner 7 daysLunch Fri, Sat & SunGOOD FOOD GUIDECHEFS HAT EVERYYEAR SINCE 1998FinsSalt Village, Kingscliff6674 4833dining@fins.com.auDinner 7 daysLunch Fri, Sat & SunGOOD FOOD GUIDECHEFS HAT EVERYYEAR SINCE 1998Ellenix RestaurantBreakfast Lunch & DinnerSmall Plates & CocktailsLicensed PremisesOpen 7 Days 8am-lateBeachside Ballina StLennox Head6687 7337Spice It UpThai RestaurantOpen 5 days.Open Wednesday-Sunday6684 2273Mullumbimby Golf ClubWinter Warmer SpecialsTwo-course lunch or dinner $38 ppTry our new Winter MenuMonday to ThursdayFrom midday daily Pizza Bar is serving casual streetlunches, pizza, calzone and salads.From 5pm full restaurant open serving pizza, pastas,salads and more along with our bar serving beer,wine and cocktailslunch - dinner - takeawaywww.pizzabarbyron.comDJ AQUA IS BACK!Live global tunes every Fridaynight from 6pm in theFins Cocktail Bar.FINS is famous for serving thebest seafood in Australia. Wehave now launchedFINS EARTH.An exciting menu of the beststeaks from Australia’s mostpremium producers. Chooseyour cut, choose how you would like it served.Fresh Local Seafood & Seasonal produceContemporary Australian & Mediterranean influencesprepared by Hatted Chef Andy WheelerEllenix is the place to dine, sip cocktails, tuck into tapasor grab a delicious takeaway as you dust the sand offyour feet.Located smack bang across from Seven Mile Beach,breathtaking views await those keen to kick back inthis laidback local institution.FOR THE LOVE OF THAI FOOD!La Table72 & 72a Burringbar St,MullumbimbyCafe: 6684 2220Mon-Fri 8-4, Sat 9-2Resto: 6684 2227www.latable.com.auwww.facebook.com/la.table.byronOpen till 6pm7 days28 Burringbar St,MullumbimbyYum Yum Tree CaféBreakfast & Lunch7 days from 8am6680 336850 River St, New BrightonLuscious Foods1/6 Tasman Way, ByronArts & Industry Estate6680 8228www.lusciousfoods.com.auinfo@lusciousfoods.com.auRed GingerByron Bay: Jonson St(opp. Dendy Byron Bay)6680 9779Bangalow: Byron St(around the corner)6687 2808Munch CrunchOrganicsYour Fresh Local Organicfood home-delivery service!MCO Warehouse: 4/64Centennial Ct, A&I EstateFarm: Myocum (8km fromwarehouse)Organic Botero coffee served with organic Barambahmilk Artisan coffee merchants, take home wholebeans or freshly ground Extended selection of dailybaked savoury & sweet treats Private licensed area forbusiness meetings & group functionsSpecial event dinners or La Table can come to your table!Next Monthly Dinner Event Sat 3rd AugustReviewed & recommended inSMH Good Food Guide since 2009NEWgood vibe... smooth coffee... friendly pricesA range of healthy homemade nosh ready to go.Try our heavenly choc-hazel croissants or savourychicken and leek pies.Every Sunday 'BEST EVER CHILLI BEANS'The ‘Yum Yum Tree’ was a traditional meeting placefor the first Australians of our area. A place to takesustenance, and catch up with old and new friends.Come notice the extra flair, enthusiasm and personaltouch of the Yum Yum Tree Café team, a collection ofprofessional, down to earth people, enjoying their dayserving you the tastiest meals and drinks.www.yumyumtreecafe.com.auLuscious Foods aim to provide the freshest, first classquality handmade food for your event. Whether yourfunction is a cocktail party, wedding, conference, picnicor intimate, Luscious is here to help create deliciousmenus to suit your tastes and budget.A uniquely Byron uniquely Asian Emporium witheverything you need for cooking Asian food – fromKorea and Japan though China, Vietnam, Malaysia,Indonesia, Thailand, India and even into the MiddleEast. Spices and rices, groceries, fine teas and teapots,Yum Cha dumplings ready to eat in the store or frozento take home, fresh noodles and tofu PLUS gorgeousexotic gifts, homewares and furniture.GO with the Munch Crunch FLO: FRESH-LOCAL-ORGANIC!Fruit - vegetables - groceriesAffordable fresh, local, certified organic home-deliveredfood boxes. Order online before Saturday, deliveredstraight to your door on Tuesday.Byron local special: save the delivery fee and pick up atthe warehouse on Tuesday. Free delivery in the Ind.Estate!www.munchcrunchorganics.com.au36 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.auMULLUMBIMBY CONTNEW BRIGHTONSUPPLIERS/CATERING

Service DirectorySERVICE DIRECTORY RATES, PAYMENT & DEADLINEDEADLINE: For additions and changes to the Service Directory is 12pm FridayLINE ADS: $85 for 3 months or $300 for 1 year prepaidDISPLAY ADS: $60 per week for colour display ad. Minimum 8 week booking 4 weeks prepaid.Please supply display ads 85mm wide, 28mm high. New display ads will be placed at end of section.Ads appear every day in Service Directory pages on Echonetdaily at www.echonetdaily.net.auACCOUNTS & BOOKINGS: 6684 1777Accountants ......................................37Acupuncture .....................................37Antennas & Installation ..............37Appliance Repair ............................37Architects ............................................37Artists ...................................................37Audio Production ...........................37Bathroom Renovations ...............37Building Trades ................................37Carpet Cleaning...............................37Catering ...............................................37Chimney Sweep ...............................37Chiropractic .......................................38Cleaning ..............................................38Computer Services .........................38Concreting & Paving .....................38Curtains, Blinds & Awnings .......38Counselling ........................................38Decks, Patios & Extensions ........38Dentists................................................38Design & Drafting...........................38Driveway Maintenance ................38Earthmoving & Excavation ........38Electricians .........................................38Fencing ................................................38Financial Services ...........................39Floor Sanding & Polishing .........39Garden & Property Maintenance .39Garden Design .................................39Gas Suppliers .......................................39Glaziers ................................................39Graphic Design ................................39Guitar Repairs ..................................39Guttering ............................................39Handypersons ..................................39Health ...................................................39Hire ........................................................39Interior Design .................................39Kitchens ...............................................39Landscaping .....................................39INDEXACCOUNTANTSLawnmower Repairs .....................39Lighting ...............................................39Motor Car Detailing .......................40Motoring .............................................40Naturopathy ......................................40Osteopathy ........................................40Painting ...............................................40Pest Control .......................................40Physiotherapy ..................................40Picture Framing ...............................40Plastering ...........................................40Plumbers .............................................40Printer Toners & Cartridges .......40Printing & Copying Services .....40Recording & Film Studios ...........40Removalists .......................................40Rubbish Removal............................41Scrap Metal Merchants ................41Security Services .............................41Septic Systems .................................41Sewing & Alterations .......................... 41Sewing Machine Sales & Service .41Solar Installation ............................41Swimming Pools .............................41Tiling .....................................................41Travel ....................................................41Tree Services .....................................41Upholstery .........................................41Valuers .................................................41Veterinary Surgeons .....................41Video Production ...........................41Water Filters ......................................41Water Tanks & Tank Cleaning ...41Web Design Services .....................41Window Tinting ...............................41Wood Heater Installation ...........41ACCOUNTANT Paul Mayberry ............................................................................................. 66847415HANS ON BOOKKEEPING BAS agent, MYOB, QuickBooks, training .................. Sonja 0427 171087ACCOUNTANT – BANGALOW John Hudson ..................................................................... 66872960ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER Small business accounting, tax returns ...................Gail 0401 884231ACCOUNTING & RETAIL Point of Sale – Online & Easy to use – Sales, Setup, Training& Support – Xero – Vend – Retail Express – MYOB – QB – www.bizwizz.com.au ............. 66875883BOOKKEEPER / BAS AGENT Reliable, low cost. Jules ...................................................0414 957888BOOKKEEPING MYOB/QB/XERO from $25/hr for remote ..............................................0414 500640ACCOUNTS ADMIN/BOOKKEEPER Bank rec, BAS, PAYG, payroll, accounts, MYOB expert 0418 202627UP2DATE BUSINESS SERVICES Individual Tax Returns fr $95, Small Business fr $160.Partnerships, Rentals, Capital Gains, Companies, Trusts, SMSF Returns. BAS, GST.Quickbooks, Accounting, Bookkeeping. Ph Edward ........................................................0423 763053GET SMART BOOKKEEPING BAS Agent, MYOB, QB, 20 years exp .................................0439 908621ELIZABETH will manage the bookkeeping, BAS, payroll compliance andfinancial reports to manage your business effectively. ATO registered ...........................0417 457054ACUPUNCTUREACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis ................................................. 66842559ACUPUNCTURE www.marlenefarry.com Facial rejuvenation, general practice ............... 66842400ACUPUNCTURE 64 Byron Street, Bangalow. Mary-Ellen Young ....................................0403 477972ACUPUNCTURIST/NATUROPATH 64 Byron Street, Bangalow. Joanne Riley ..............0407 636453FIONA D’ELBOUX ACUPUNCTURE 29 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay .................................0425 064655ANTENNAS & INSTALLATIONROB DEEGAN Australian Govt approved antenna installer ....................0429 994516 or 66845525NORTH COAST ANTENNAS Digital TV & satellite specialists, Govt endorsed installer ...... 668412340439 624 945 AH 02 66 804 173Digital TVALL AntennaInstallations & RepairsALL Electrical WorkFriendlyReliablePromptLocalDavid LevineIWIREANTENNASNO FIX NO CHARGE *For fast service call0402 022 111iwireantennas.com.au *conditions applyDIGITAL EXPERTSBYRON ANTENNA SERVICECALL US FIRST - FAST SERVICE.– ALL AREAS –Richard 6685 4265ANTENNAS PLUSYOUR DIGITAL AND PROGRAMMING SOLUTIONSFriendly& Reliable0422 668 582APPLIANCE REPAIRMULLUMBIMBY APPLIANCE SERVICE Byron Shire ..............................0408 851633 or 66842952DIGITAL ELECTRONICS REPAIR & SERVICE TV. Audio. Antennas .........66843575 or 0414 922786WASHING MACHINE & DRYER REPAIRS Ocean Shores & Byron Shire ........................0418 410263ARCHITECTSFRANK STEWART ARCHITECT Reg. 6075. www.frankstewart.com.au ........................... 66856984JOSE DO Sustainable Architecture. Reg. 7647. www.josedoarchitect.com....................0424 062096ZAHER ARCHITECTS Reg 7872. www.zaherarchitects.com.au .............66849408 or 0414 974088GRAEME BARR ARCHITECTS Reg 4244. www.graemebarr.com ....................................... 66877973OCEANARC ARCHITECTS Reg. 6042 www.oceanarc.com.au ............................................. 66855001RICHARD GLASGOW ARCHITECT Reg.7550 ..........................................66853829 or 0414 848599ARTISTSCOMMISSIONED PORTRAITURE Stunning & unique. www.eliashcroft.com ........ Eli 0431 674377AUDIO PRODUCTIONAUDIO & VIDEO RECORDING & Live production, crystalgrid.com.au .........................0421 661910BATHROOM RENOVATIONSBATHROOM RENOVATIONS Peter Alexander. Lic 177579C .........................................0417 499023ALLCOAST SHOWER REPAIRS Leaks, makeovers & cleaning. Lic 1875C .......................... 66808646BATHROOM SPECIALISTS Blue Dolphin Bathroom Renovations. Lic 105283C .............0405 148536P & L GUY TILING AND BUILDING Lic 55115C ......................................66846930 or 0418 255599BUILDING TRADESBRIMS BUILDER’S HARDWARE ........................................................................................ 66801718PAVING, LANDSCAPING, DECKS, SANDSTONE WORK Lic 10711C Greg 0414 859830 or 66803234DINGO DEMOLITIONS & ASBESTOS REMOVAL ................................66834008 or 0407 728998GECKO LANDSCAPE SOLUTIONS Decks, pergolas, walls & fencing. Lic 212479C .......0415 755337CARPENTER All jobs. Michael Dow. Lic 147675C ...................................66291169 or 0412 967677BUILDER – JOHN McGAURAN Personalised Service. Lic 170208C ......66884215 or 0415 793242CARPENTRY/JOINERY Renos, kitchens, bthrms, small jobs. Lic 157823C. Paul .... 0423 658885 or 66845273ADDITIONS & RENOVATIONS Peter Alexander. Lic 177579C ........................................0417 499023RBA CARPENTRY & MAINTENANCE New & reno work, decks & pergolas. Lic 243918C ..... 0407 330326BRICKLAYER Quality work, reasonable quotes. Lic 164155C ..................0437 135483 or 66849102FABRICA JOINERY Quality kitchens/timber doors/windows. Lic 244652C ......................... 66808162CARPENTER Decks, pergolas, renos etc, all areas, free quotes. Lic 239951C ......... Matt 0432 956815BRICKLAYING, SOLID RENDERING. 30 years exp. Lic 170432C ..................................0423 378573STAINLESS WIRE BALUSTRADING Supplies and installation................66809409 or 0419 758821BRICK & BLOCKLAYING Competitive rates, quality work. Lic 203109C. Ph Jeremy ......0413 729043CARPENTER/JOINER decks, pergolas, renos, framing to fit out, kitchens, cabinetry Lic 220982C ..0406 766239BUILDER/CARPENTER Peter Bergin. Renos & maintenance. Lic 147887C ..0432 060110 or 66840074BRICK & BLOCKLAYING Lic 173697C. Phone Bob .........................................................0431 792260BUILDER CARPENTER Extensions, renos, new homes, insurance, all jobs. Lic 19953Q ...... 0403 458177CARPENTER Insured & qualified. Homes, extensions, decks, free quotes. Lic 231104C ......... 0431 674377SERVICING THE BYRON SHIREFOR THIRTY-FIVE YEARSHOME RENOVATIONS BATHROOMSKITCHENS DECKS STAIRCASESROOF EXTENSIONS AND REPAIRSTERMITE DAMAGEPHONE NO: 02 6684 6635BRUNSWICK HEADS LICENCE NO: 225906Cwrightbuilders@bigpond.com www.aawrightbuilders.comPLASTERER CARPENTERSmall renovations / Alterations / Maintenance /Shed and garage conversions Phone David 6680 2001 or 0419 902 002Quality Cabinets & RenovationsKitchens and cabinets – co-designed with you.Bathrooms, timber features, custom-made projects.Owner-builder friendly.References and inspection of work available.Lic 84399C Don 0418 650 608 or Piers 0431 184 315ARCHITECTURALTIMBERSJACK MANTLESTAIRSINTERNAL / EXTERNALOPEN / CLOSED RISERS0408 740 480 / 02 6684 3378BANGALOW BUILDING Co. P/LLicensee Craig Salvatori Lic 201552C0421 149 278 craig@bangalowbuilding.comCARPET CLEANINGCARPET, UPHOLSTERY & more. No chemicals. www.mintsteamclean.com................0425 707687APEX CARPET CLEANING www.apexcarpetcleaning.com.au ........................ Nathan 0412 926441HEALTH PROTECT INTERNATIONAL ............................................................................0408 540467AMORE CARPET CLEANING & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING .................66807721 or 0429 726999TLCTruck Mounted MachineCARPET CLEANINGSpecialising in household carpet cleaningKevin & Margaret Bower (02) 6684 1001TENDER LOVING CARESpeedy DryingFRANCHISE OF THE YEAR!Far North Coast NSWJohn & Teresa0408 232 066Green & CleanCarpet and upholstery cleaning, urineextraction, rust removal, heavy trafficareas, deodorising and sanitation.Cleans deeply,dries in 1-2 hoursCommercial / Domestic / InsuranceCATERINGCONSCIOUS CATERING World view catering. All occasions .......................................... 0411 039106CHIMNEY SWEEPBLACK’S FIREPLACE INSTALLATIONS (3rd gen.) AHHA member, Insured, 20 yrs exp ..... 66771905THE ORIGINAL CHIMNEY SWEEPYour chimney needs to be cleaned once a year. – FIREPLACE INSTALLATION & REPAIRS –BE SAFENorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 37BE WISE

Service DirectoryNorth Coast news daily:netdaily.net.auCHIROPRACTICBAY FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC Peter Wuehr 17 Bangalow Rd Byron Bay ............................. 66855282WAVE OF LIFE NETWORK CHIRO (lowforce) 8/9 Fletcher St, Byron Bay. Andrew Badman . 66858553MICHAEL SCHWAGER & SHAUN CASHMAN Chiropractors 108 Stuart St, Mullum ........ 66841962MULLUM CHIROPRACTIC Massage, chiropractic & fitness. 110 Dalley St ........................ 66841028DISCOVER CHIROPRACTIC Margaret Tay. 3/142 Bangalow Rd, Byron Bay ...................... 66808400BYRON BAY CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Bruce Campbell. 1/12 Tasman Way, A&I Estate ... 66858159CAPE BYRON HOLISTIC CHIROPRACTIC Shane Eade. 6/14 Middleton St ....................1300 858842CLEANINGWINDOW & PRESSURE CLEANING Professional work. Free quotes. Ph Steve .............0421 797210ABOVE & BEYOND CLEANING Simply the best. Free quotes. Great rates .....................0413 190266BYRON PROFESSIONAL 5-STAR CLEANING ABN, ins, 20 years exp. Kathy ..................0431 408853DI’S CLEANING SERVICE Quality & efficient. O.Sh, SGB, NB, Mullum & surrounds .......0414 408723ALL CLEAN NORTHERN RIVERS Holiday let & office cleaning ......................................0427 600047RM PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICES All areas, friendly service, pensioner disc ..........0419 478459CLEAN AS IT’S BEEN Professional, experienced, references .....................................Debra 66882372QUALITY HOUSEKEEPING Cleaning &/or decluttering .................................................0410 799686ACTION WINDOW &PRESSURE CLEANING 6684 4018 0412 495 750 FREE QUOTESFREECALL 1800 683 838MOBILE 0419 677 991cmhwindows@gmail.comCOMMERCIAL, DOMESTIC,SHOPS & REAL ESTATEFULLY INSUREDRAZZLE DAZZLE 0400 479 811 COMPUTER SERVICESBYRONMAC.COM Really useful help. Mac & PC .....................................0420 349676 or 66845557ADAM THE COMPUTER GUY www.neonblade.com ..............................0439 587858 or 6680428602 6684 623561 Stuart St Mullumbimbyinfo@mullummac.comwww.mullummac.comAll non-warranty Mac repairs Insurance reports Software installsUpgrades Troubleshooting Tuition New and used Macs for salesaul@macdoc.net.au0411 562 111 Apple Certified SupportCONCRETING & PAVINGCONCRETING – Steve Baker. Lic 143161C .....................................................................0412 272564CONCRETORS John Flanagan & Sons. Lic 155456C. Ph Andrew.....................................0401 968173COUNSELLINGJUSTINE BUCKLEY Gestalt Therapy, Buddhist Psychology. www.muditaclinic.com .......... 61004268CURTAINS, BLINDS & AWNINGSSUMMERCRAFT BYRON SHIRE Rob Cubis ..........................................66851969 or 0412 995267DECKS, PATIOS & EXTENSIONSBYRON BAY FLOOR SANDING For a free quote phone Chris .........................................0408 536565DIAMOND DECKING/PERGOLAS www.diamonddecking.com.au ...................... Steve 0415 853939DECK & TIMBER SOLUTIONS All deck & timber repairs/maintenance ................ Chris 0410 062493The Deck DoctorSpecialising in: Sanding and Refinishing, Repairs andMaintenance, Internal Floors, Timber and Cable balustradingRichard Neylan richardneylan1@bigpond.com0407 821 690DENTISTSBRUNSWICK HOLISTIC DENTAL CENTRE ...................................................................... 66851264BANGALOW DENTAL HEALTH In the Medical Centre Complex, Bangalow ...................... 66872766SHORES DENTAL Brian Donnellan & Richard Conn. Rajah Rd, Ocean Shores .................... 66803477MICHAEL LEACH 100 Stuart Street, Mullumbimby ............................................................ 66842644DESIGN & DRAFTINGBAREFOOT BUILDING DESIGN New Homes & additions ..........................Bob Acton 0407 787993ACCENT COLOR PLAN COPYING / PRINTING ................................................................. 66856236MICHAEL SPITERI ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING SERVICE .....................................0417 713033DAVID ROBINSON DRAFTING Renovation, design & plans .................0419 880048 or 66858114BYRON ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN www.beedad.com.au ......................................0432 635038DRIVEWAY MAINTENANCECARPARK & DRIVEWAYMAINTENANCECONCRETE EDGING0418 156 909 EARTHMOVING & EXCAVATIONBrunswick ValleyDigger ManAll aspects of small earthmoving.Matt0427 172 684TINY EARTHWORPhilip Toovey 0409 799 909ph/fax 02 6684 3208various implements available for limited access projectsEARTHMOVINGROADWORKS PLANT HIREALL JOBS BIG AND SMALLPhone Dick 6687 8418 / 0412 831 944ELECTRICIANSCOUGHRAN ELECTRICAL 24 hour service, Lic 154293C .........................0439 624945 or 66804173RONNIE SPINKS Everything electrical. Lic 27673 ........................................................0429 802355HALLMARK ELECTRICAL Domestic, small job specialist. Lic EC41467 ..........................0407 416575LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRICAL BYRON BAY Your friendly electrician Lic 233440C ............0450 631183AFTERGLOW ELECTRICAL Prompt, reliable electrician. Lic 212742C ..........................0432 331633BYRON BAY ELECTRICAL Geoff Bensley. Lic EC 34079 ..................................................0429 364914CIRCUITS PLUS For everything electrical. Friendly & professional. Lic 201844C ......... 0422 668582GUARDIAN EFFICIENCY ELECTRICAL Servicing the Shire. Lic 245069C .......................0406 922515SUNSHINE ELECTRICAL SERVICES NSW Competetively Priced. Quality Work. Lic 116938C . 0416 043414CHRIS BLEAKLEY Anywhere, anytime. Electrical, phone, TV. Lic 253977C .............................. 0427 13466324 HOURSERVICE0439 624 945 AH 02 66 804 173DomesticCommercialAll JobsSmall orLargeDOMESTICCOMMERCIALINDUSTRIALJAMIE 0408 809 817licence no. 201775cELECTRICAL PHONE TV Please call Blair Rankin on 0432 331 633 for detailsSMALL, URGENT & EMERGENCYELECTRICAL JOBSGenuine 24/7 emergency serviceCall 1300 639 843Daniel PawseyElectricalFENCING38 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.auLic: 154293cLic 247725CLic.123099C0437 609 233A NORTHERN RIVERS TRENCHING 65HP chain trencher, 1.5 tonne excavator, tipper .0402 716857MINI EXCAVATOR & TIPPER HIRE ................................................................................0412 272564 BEDNARZ, H & W, FENCING Specialise in pool, Colorbond & timber fencing .............0417 491136BRUNSWICK BOBCAT HIRE Good rates, very experienced operator. Ilan .....................0414 300012 BYRON & BEYOND FENCING Any fence, any time, prompt quotes .....66804766 or 0416 424256BYRON BAY BOBCAT & MINI EXCAVATOR All areas ..............................................Ian 0412 853479 E.D.L. FENCING Installations & repairs, prompt service .........................66771852 or 0432 107262

Service DirectoryCOASTALVIEW FENCESbrick~timber~stone~brush~paling~poolRepairs, Free Quotes, Small Jobs, ReliabilityPhone Richard 0419 803 549Coastalview Property MaintenanceFINANCIAL SERVICESBANGALOW FINANCIAL SERVICES Specialising in SMSFs. Call Richard ....................0428 207280FLOOR SANDING & POLISHINGFLOORS – SANDED & COATED – Free quotes. Phone Richard .......................................0407 821690ECO TIMBER FLOORS Sanding, polishing & repairs..............................................Trent 0432 501721Supply & installation of:Martin HordpenkoBYRON BAY FLOOR SANDING0408 536 565North CoastFloor Sanding & PolishingNew & old fl oors – stairsFor a free quote & quality guaranteedcall Chris Mundey 0422 982 008Lic 181445Cwww.cmtimberfl ooring.com.auGARDEN & PROPERTY MAINTENANCEFARM PICK UP PRICESCT-2 Couch – A Grade $3.50 /m 2– B Grade $2.80 /m 2Soft Leaf Buffalo $6.50 /m 2 DELIVERY EXTRATrading hours: 7am-4pm Monday to Friday6684 7380GARDEN DESIGNGARDEN DESIGN, FENG SHUI www.simplybeautifulspaces.com.au ......................... Lyn 0428 884329Free DeliveryNo RentalReliableGAS SUPPLIERSLocally Owned Est 15 yearsPrompt ServiceCompetitiveRates6680 1575 or 0408 760 609GLAZIERSOCEAN SHORES GLASS AND SCREENS Glass splashbacks Lic No 61205C ......................... 66803333ALL GLASS BYRON BAY Shower screens & splashbacks ..................................................... 66857200GRAPHIC DESIGNProperty Maintenance& Carpentry Stephen McDonald 0416 043 297HEALTH: Acupuncture, Chiropractic,Counselling, Dentists, Naturopathy, Nutrition, Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, PodiatryMULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ............................................................ 66841511ACUPUNCTURE & COSMETIC MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne ........................................... 66857366MULLUMBIMBY MASSAGE, CHIROPRACTIC & PERSONAL TRAINING...................... 66841028MULLUMBIMBY HERBALS Naturopathy, massage. 79 Stuart St ..................................... 66843002BRYANT HOPLEY Herbalism, homeopathy, nutrition. Byron Bay ..................................... 66857225MULLUMBIMBY SKIN CLINIC 58 Stuart Street ................................................................. 66844400MICHAEL TAYLOR Structural re-integration, trigger point & deep tissue therapy ............. 66803347MUDITA CLINIC Ayurveda, Counselling, Mindfulness. www.muditaclinic.com ................. 61004268ACUPUNCTURE 64 Byron Street, Bangalow. Mary-Ellen Young ....................................0403 477972HIREBYRON WEDDING & PARTY HIRE ..........www.byronbayweddingandpartyhire.com.au 66855483MULLUM HIRE Builders, party and much more .......................www.mullumhire.com.au 66843003BYRON HIRE Building & home handyman equipment hire ....... www.byronhire.com.au 66856228SOUND, LIGHTING & VIDEO equipment hire & installation, crystalgrid.com.au ..........0421 661910INTERIOR DESIGNKATE PLATT Interior Designs, www.kateplatt.com................................0411 888416 or 66807606KITCHENS MULLUM-MOWING@mullumonline.net. Ride-on .............................................Peter 0423 756394GUTTERS CLEANED All areas, free quotes, fully insured ............................... 66841778 or 0405 922839A TO Z GARDEN SERVICES Lawns, acreage, hedges, clear ups, gutters, pressure cleans .0405 625697A.C.E. LAWNMOWING Cheap, reliable, guaranteed ..................... Sam 0438 655763 or 66854237ABSOLUTE GARDEN WASTE REMOVAL OR WHATEVER Large trailer. Free quotes ...... 66804704LEAF IT TO US Acreage/residential mowing/gardening, pressure cleaning, l’scaping ...0402 487213MOW JOES Lawn & garden maintenance, ride-on mowing. Fully insured ..............Joe 0407 065849A GREEN EARTH Garden restoration, maintenance, tree & rubbish removal . 66884549 or 0405 716552GUITAR REPAIRSPROFESSIONALLY TRAINED LUTHIER www.learyguitars.com ...................................0414 782866GUTTERINGTHE GUTTER GURU Cleaning, repairs & all your gutter needs. Call Sam for a free quote ...0459 821411LANDSCAPINGGECKO LANDSCAPE SOLUTIONS All aspects of landscaping & design. Lic 212479C ..0415 755337SUBTROPICALLANDSCAPES.COM.AU 20 years exp. Lic 231789C ................................0405 122456VARENDORFF LANDSCAPES www.varendorfflandscapes.com Lic 39791 ...................0414 842602SHANE TURNER LANDSCAPES Solid, creative, affordable ............................................0418 688171ACREAGE BRUSHCUTTING & CLEARING SERVICES Lantana specialists ...................0412 705962NICK’S MOWING Lawns, edges, hedges, local & reliable. Mullum, Bruns, O.Shores .....0418 792279SPECIALIST WEED CONTROL CONTRACTORS / CONSULTANTS .............................0418 110714LAWNS & GARDENS Mowing, brushcutting, gardening, landscaping, tip runs .. 0430 297101 or 66845437HINTERLAND Property Maintenance acreage mowing, servicing Byron Hinterland. Pete ....0429 809363BYRON SHIRE LAWN & GARDEN All aspects of garden maint, brushcut & rubbish removal 0468 922899CLASS GRASS Acreage/residential mowing. Handyman services .......................................... 0401 057164NORTHERN RIVERS MOWING Acreage specialist. Small/large jobs. Sen/pen rates .....0428 544190LANTANA & HEAVY WEED CLEARING. Free quotes ...................................................0478 025188TEA TREE MULCH at wholesale prices. $33 per metre + delivery, min 2.5m ................0424 163784WE FIX101-105 Dalley St, Mullumbimby 6684 2022 Gutter guard Gutter cleaning Locally owned Fully insured Free quotesCall Junior for friendly, genuine advice and service.www.spotlessgutters.com.au0405 922 839 or AH 6684 1778 ABN 180 623 364 42HANDYPERSONSA TO Z HANDYMAN/LANDCARE SERVICES ..................... Phone Andre 66847553 or 0439 495247CAPE BYRON PROPERTY MAINTENANCE all areas. Tom Scott .................................0418 600576MULLUM HANDYMAN Maintenance, repairs, painting, renovations, gardening ........0424 954388ABSOLUTE HANDYMAN Repairs, renovation, maintenance ........................................0402 281638HANDYMAN with 25 years carpentry & treework experience ............................................ 66840227A.S.A.P. HANDYMAN SERVICES Fast, efficient, best solutions for all jobs big or small.....0405 625697RELIABLE HANDYMAN SERVICES Michael ...........................................66844970 or 0405 325569ALL-WAYS HANDY-CARPENTRY New and reno work. Lic 221584C. Ph Steve ..............0416 043297ALL MAINTENANCE SORTED 25 years carpentry exp. Lic R84001. Greg .......................0422 069632RM HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICES repairs, painting, renos, all aspects Lic 213061C .0419 478459ALL YOUR MAINTENANCE Painting, minor repairs & renovations ...................................0401 553537SEA & SUN Property maintenance. Good rates. Great results ...........................................0407 132195We pick up and deliver stuff too big for your carWhen you need us!Bob Quirk – proud owner0415 194 654bob@littlegreentruck.com.auSpecialising inOver 20 yrs experience - friendly reliable serviceRing Dean on 0417 856 2121176 Myocum Rd, Mullumbimby (just past golf course)LAWNMOWER REPAIRSBYRON Mower, B’cutter, Ch’saw, all small engine repairs, pickup & delivery .................0429 707286TYAGARAH MOWER REPAIRS Pacific Hwy (next to Bruns Wreckers), Tyagarah ..........0488 094025LIGHTINGBYRON GREEN LIGHTS – LED specialist, free onsite visits, see website ........................0422 267313Architectural & Landscape Lighting SpecialistsFree onsite consultancy serviceUnit 5, 21-23 Tasman Way, Byron Bay Arts & Ind. Est.(02) 6680 7007 www.creativelightingsolutions.com.auNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 39

Service DirectoryNorth Coast news daily:netdaily.net.auMOTOR CAR DETAILINGAustralia’s largest mobile cardetailer servicing Byron,Ballina, Lismore & surroundsWe even bring our own power and water!Call Shane or Julie on 0418 129 051For a full list of our services visit www.carcare.net.auTopCleanMobile Car DetailingM: 0401 322 298 www.topclean.com.auMOTORINGMECHANICAL REPAIRS, WARREN SIMMONS Byron Bay ................................................. 66858500Lic: AU29498KNIGHTSBRIDGE Lic No. 130781CLicenceNo 97474ALAN MALONEPainter and DecoratorOver 30 years experiencefor a friendly hassle free job0412 794 364PEST CONTROLTROPICALE Integrated Pest Management Techniques .................................................0418 110714 Lic 167371CNEED A PLUMBER?DRAINER?GASFITTER?Chay 6680 50810429 805 081BYRON SHIREBLOCKED DRAINSPECIALISTS6680 9997 24 HRSERVICE“MASTER BLASTA”RAPID RESPONSEBLOCKED DRAINS SPECIALISTS0481 390 273 – 0435 945 810masterblastas@gmail.com PRINTER TONERS & CARTRIDGES MULLUMBIMBY TYRE SERVICE NATUROPATHYLEGENDARYOFFROAD TYRESBRYANT HOPLEY Herbalism, homeopathy, nutrition. Byron Bay ..................................... 66857225OSTEOPATHYBYRON OSTEOPATHIC CARE Eve Schoenheimer & Courtney Ward Mon-Fri .................... 66853660NORTH COAST OSTEOPATHY Jodie Jacobs & Jamie Bennett. Mon-Fri ............................. 66857517TRADITIONAL OSTEOPATHY Lennox Head Michael Petrie................................................. 66874410Sue Broadbent, Toby Mills and Amelia RoccoClinic open for osteopathy Mon to Sat, open for massage Mon to Sun2/32 Mullumbimbi St, Brunswick Heads. Tel 02 6685 1126PAINTINGDEREK BULLION PAINTING Free quotes. Lic R98818 ..........................0414 225604 or 66805049AD PAINTING by John Hand. Lic 13246C ...............................................0413 185399 or 66841249KELVIN & ROBERT TEALE Painters & decorators. Lic R65919 .............. 0400 349027 or 0438 842731BYRON PAINTING Immediate starts, great rates. Lic 239832C .....................................0427 669806FLYNN’S PAINTING Professional, friendly, clean. Lic 130521C ...............0410 520647 or 66843542RM PAINTERS & DECORATORS Domestic/commercial. All areas. Lic 213061C.............0419 478459ALL-WAYS PAINTINGBYRON BAY B Timbs Painting 6685 1018 0413 666 267ALL WORK GUARANTEED YVES DE WILDE QUALITY PAINTING SERVICESwww.duluxaccredited.com.au FINALIST OF THE MASTER PAINTERS OFAUSTRALIA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCEENVIRO FRIENDLY PAINTING 6680 7573 0415 952 494www.yvesdewilde.com.au LIC 114372CLic 184464CPHYSIOTHERAPYBANGALOW PHYSIOTHERAPY Manual therapies, acupuncture, pilates, remedial massage.Liz Thomas, Cally O’Hara, Zac Forrester, Troy Eady ................................................................ 66872330NICK EDMOND Physiotherapy, acupuncture. Open Tuesday to Friday.Corner Dalley & Burringbar Sts, Mullumbimby ...................................................................... 66843255ANTHONY D’ORSOGNA Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, acupuncture Suffolk Park 1 Bryce St .. 66853511CLAUDIA MIRDITA Craniosacral therapy, physiotherapy.................................................... 66857222CONTINENCE / PELVIC FLOOR Janelle Angel ................. Bangalow 66872337 & M’bah 66723818PETRA KARNI Physiotherapy, Craniosacral, Alexander Technique. Byron .......................... 66807207OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY Manual therapies, dry needling, custom orthotics,remedial massage. Nigel Pitman, Ilse v.Oostenbrugge, Lachlan Dewar .............................. 66803499LIBBIE NELSON PHYSIO – Acupuncture, yoga & therapy, BFL, Herbs, CS. Byron Bay ......0416 369698EWINGSDALE PHYSIOTHERAPY Renata Tenta. Flexi-Bar Training .......................................... 66847838PICTURE FRAMINGBILLINUDGEL CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 7/1 Wilfred St, Billinudgel ..................0401 557487GOTHIC PICTURE FRAMERS Mullum. Mexican Art. Open Wed to Sat 10-5 .................... 66841647CUSTOM MADE FRAMINGprofessional canvas stretching & giclee printingquality art suppliesStill @ the centre – 3 Centennial Ct – 6685 5808PLASTERINGCOL JENKINS PLASTER Gyprock, renovations, repairs. No job too small .....................0401 078733DUNCANSON PLASTERING Gyprock, prof. finish, free quotes. Lic 255548C ...............0402 538155PLASTERING CONTRACTORDOMESTIC & COMMERCIALC. A. Warwick Lic. No. 114578C0413 451 186 / 6680 4660PLUMBERSJARRAH DAVIDSON Plumbing, draining, gas fitting & roofing. Lic 187712C ..............0438 668025BILL CONNORS All plumbing/draining. Lic #1051..................................66801403 or 0414 801403I LOVE PLUMBING Call Steve Lic 148904C ....................................................................0412 916140HRH PLUMBING (new business) Prompt, reliable, efficient. Lic 220755C ........Harley 0402 652017DART PLUMBING Plumbing, roofing, gas. Byron Bay. Lic 1175539C.............................0421 334515MARK STRATTON PLUMBING All aspects & emergency work. Lic 57803C ..................0419 019035ADM PLUMBING SERVICES… (No job too small.) Lic 234528C. ................Call Adam 0466 992483CHE NICHOLSON PLUMBING Drainage & gas fitting. Lic 204159C .......66802358 or 0439 760292ACE PLUMBING All plumbing, gas fitting, roofing. Free quotes Lic 198061C .. 66847776 or 0428 635378ALIAS PLUMBING 24hr blocked drains & maintenance specialist Lic 230095C. Terry ...0416 282919ED RIORDAN PLUMBING Efficient, honest & reliable. Lic L6966 ..................................0417 343480BRAD EVELEIGH PLUMBING All plumbing. Maint Lic No 257153C ..............................0438 140075PRINTING & COPYING SERVICESACCENT COLOR The Copy & Laminating Shop .................................................................... 66856236TRADITIONAL & DIGITAL PRINTINGart@mullumprintworks.com.au 6684 3633RECORDING & FILM STUDIOSSTUDIO STAV Specialising in mixing. www.studiostav.com Mike Stavrou ...................0403 441848REMOVALISTSMAN WITH A VAN/TRUCK Reasonable rates. Phone Don ...........................................0414 282813BRISBANE, SYDNEY Local, Affordable, 20yrs exp. travellingbenny@gmail.com .........0412 363930BEYOND BYRON REMOVALSReady for work within & beyond ByronBrisbane Sydney backloadingFor careful service & great ratesphone 66801158 or 0408 004719Andy’s Move & MoreSmall and Medium Moves, Tip Runs andDeliveries, 1 or 2 Men at Low PricesByron Bay and Mullumbimby basedCall cost save 0429 149 533 I can call u backSHIRE REMOVALS & FREIGHT COFrom Middle Pocket to Middle Earth – just give us a ring6687 6445 / 0409 917646LEAPFROG REMOVALSBYRON BAY’S LOCAL REMOVALIST leapfrogremovals@yahoo.com.au40 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

Service DirectoryFriendly StaffNo weekend surchargeDifficult Driveway ???No Problem !!!For tips &testimonialssearch “Lighthouse Removals”YouTubePlusCheck our website for how to getfree boxes and a 10% discountLIGHTHOUSE REMOVALS(02) 6684 5395 042050 5395 www.lighthouseremovals.com.auATTENTION POOL OWNERS 73 Station St, Mullumbimby(opp. Council chambers)6684 3003 Servicing your needs0414 229 11402 6684 2198mullumbimbyremovals@bigpond.comRUBBISH REMOVALBEST SKIPS BANGALOW 2m 2 , 4m 2 , 6m 2 bins ......................................0417 458149 or 66871544OCEAN SHORES SKIPS Mini skip specialists ......................................................................0412 161564BYRON SKIPS & RUBBISH REMOVAL ..........................................................................0450 300360TIP RUNS & RUBBISH REMOVAL.................................................................................0408 210772FREEDrop off for allsteel and fridges,washing machinesand dryersSCRAP METAL MERCHANTSBYRON CASH FOR SCRAP@ BRUNSWICK BYRON AUTO WRECKERS Next to Tyagarah Service StationPacifi c Highway, Tyagarah 6684 2351SECURITY SERVICESFREETOWavail for unwantedcars – cash paidfor someBRUNSWICK VALLEY LOCKSMITHS Shirewide ............................................................0412 144679STREETWISE SECURITY Static guards & crowd control .................................................0439 793925TRINESEPTIC SYSTEMSTrine SolutionsLicence No.158031CSEWAGE MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTSSustainable environmental outcomesDrainage, Gasfitting & Plumbing6680 2358 / www.trinesolutions.com.au / 0407 439 805Clearwater Septic SystemsAERATED SEPTIC TANKSFREE QUOTESNo environmental Impact!!SEWING & ALTERATIONSALL INSTALLATIONSlocally ownedand operated0466 111 595SEWING REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS All areas.............................................................Jan 66849398SEWING MACHINE SALES & SERVICEA1 SEWING MACHINES – PARTS & REPAIRS Since 1964. Leaders in service ................. 66847447SOLAR INSTALLATIONSOLAR SYSTEM, REPAIRS, SUPPLY, DESIGN, INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCELic A5854122 CEC, EC 210363C ..............................................................................Trent 0437 154644Serving this area for 14 years.SOLARSYSTEMSLic. Electrical ContractorsNOT ALLSOLAR PANELSARE THESAME!Your local installer dealing in Sharp Solar Modules, Australian made Latronic Inverters andCentury/Yuasa batteries. Specialists in Standalone and Grid Interact Solar Power Systems.P: 02 6679 7228 E: sunbeamsolar@bigpond.com www.sunbeamsolar.com.auSWIMMING POOLSMULLUMBIMBY POOL SHOP Water tesing, Eco products, mobile servicing Lic 39126 ... 66844846SWIMMING POOL BUILDING CONTRACTOR Lic No 129104C ......................................0432 773566TILINGTILER/STONEMASON/WATERPROOFER Lic 24418C. Phone Karl ................................... 66804103SHE TILESFemale Wall & Floor Tiler _ over 10 years experienceKitchens, bathrooms, laundries, tile repairs & waterproofingLeaking showers repaired & sealedNO JOB TOO SMALL Call Louise 0478 698 186 Lic. No. 216827CBecause a woman understands excellenceTILER OF THE BAYFor all ceramic and stone internal / external wall and floor tiling Waterproofing Quality Materials 14 years local experienceCALL ROBERT 0414 818 169TRAVELTREE SERVICESNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 41Lic 219684CSUMMERLAND TREE SERVICES ............................................... Call Jo 66877677 or 0417 698227NORTHERN TREE CARE Consulting arborist, tree surgery ...........................................0414 1861617 TILL 7 TREE SERVICES Tree removal & pruning & 15” chipper-crane truck ..............0427 347380TREE CONTROL Safe lopping, removal, 12” chipper, stump grinder. Free quotes ..........0422 767677ONE TWO TREE CARE Tree pruning & removal ..............................................................0412 788687OUT ON A LIMB Professional tree services. Free quotes. Low rates. Ph Lucas................0402 191316A VERY HANDY MAN TREE SERVICES ...................................Andrew 66877674 or 0412 558890BYRON TREE SERVICES Qualified, insured. Call Alex ..................................................0402 364852TALLOW TREE SERVICES Tree Surgery & removal, stump grinding ..............................0401 208797NICK’S TREE SERVICES Tree surgery & removal, chipping ............................................0439 849332DFK CAMPHOR CONTROL & CONVERSION Cost efficient & effective ........................0423 725422CHOPPY CHOP TREE SERVICE Bobcat, crane truck, 18” chipper .................................0408 202184HART TREE LOPPING 15” chipper, bobcat, crane truck, stump grinder..66849137 or 0427 347380JIM’S TREE & STUMP REMOVAL 131 546UPHOLSTERYBANGALOW UPHOLSTERY Re-covering specialists ........................................................... 66805255BYRON BAY UPHOLSTERY Soft furnishings & outdoor ........................66853745 or 0403 713303VALUERSBYRON BAY VALUERS NSW & QLD reg’d. Chartered Valuers ........................0431 245460 or 66857010VETERINARY SURGEONSMULLUM VET CLINIC Neil Farquhar, Richard Gregory & Erin Tottenham. 24 hrs 7 days ... 66843818VITALITY VETCARE Bangalow. Megan Kearney ................................................................. 66870675VIDEO PRODUCTIONCAMERA CREW, LIGHTING, screens, projectors & editing, crystalgrid.com.au .............0421 661910WATER FILTERSThe Water FilterExpertsfor home, commercialand rural properties6680 8200 or0418 108 181WATER TANKS & TANK CLEANINGBYRON SHIRE WATER TANK CLEANING Free quotes ...............................Phone Peter 0432 680913WATER TANK CLEANING/WATER TANKS All areas ...............................66888055 or 0407 002833WEB DESIGN SERVICESWEB BROWSER Quality websites at affordable prices ..........................66803707 or 0423 770799COAST CREATIVE Graphic & website design....................www.coastcreative.com.au 66877998WEB DESIGNER 6 years experience. www.kleinermann.com.au ..................................0450 720663WINDOW TINTINGSUNRISE WINDOW TINTING 32 years personal experience. Cars, homes & offices ......0412 158478WOOD HEATER INSTALLATIONBLACK’S FIREPLACE INSTALLATIONS (3rd gen.) AHHA member, Insured, 20 yrs exp ..... 66771905 1st SAT Bruns Heads 6628 44951st SAT Murwillumbah 0417 759 7771st SAT Lismore Makers 0407 124 9911st SUN Byron Bay 6685 68071st SUN Lismore Car Boot 6628 73332nd SUN The Channon 6688 64332nd SUN Lennox Head 6686 21392nd SUN Alstonville 6628 15683rd SAT Mullumbimby 6684 33703rd SAT Murwillumbah 0417 759 7773rd SUN Uki 6679 59213rd SUN Lismore Car Boot 6628 73333rd SUN Ballina 6687 4328New moon July 8 17:15First quarter July 16 13:19Full moon July 23 04:16Third quarter July 30 03:44Day of Sun Sun Moon month rise set rise set4th SUN Bangalow 6687 19114th SUN Nimbin 0458 506 0005th SUN Lennox Head 6687 86185th SUN Nimbin 0458 506 000SATURDAYSByron Artisan Market 4-9pm 6685 6807 Each TUE New Brighton 6677 1345Each TUE Organic Lismore 6628 1084Each WED 7-11am M’bah 6684 7834Each THU 8-11am Byron 6687 1137Each FRI 7-11am Mullum 6677 1345Each SAT 8-11am Bangalow 6687 1137Each SAT 8am-1pm Uki 6679 5530JULY 2013Astronomical dataand tidesHigh tide,height (m)Low tide,height (m)1 M 0639 1700 0014 1156 0223,1.38; 1514,1.51 0843,0.53; 2136,0.692 T 0639 1700 0109 1233 0327,1.29; 1610,1.54 0931,0.57; 2245,0.673 W 0639 1701 0204 1313 0430,1.24; 1701,1.58 1021,0.59; 2345,0.624 T 0639 1701 0257 1355 0527,1.24; 1749,1.63 1108,0.595 F 0639 1701 0349 1439 0616,1.25; 1831,1.68 0032,0.57; 1153,0.586 S 0639 1702 0438 1526 0700,1.28; 1911,1.72 0114,0.51; 1235,0.567 S 0639 1702 0526 1616 0741,1.30; 1947,1.75 0150,0.46; 1314,0.558 M 0639 1703 0611 1707 0818,1.32; 2024,1.77 0226,0.43; 1352,0.539 T 0638 1703 0652 1759 0856,1.34; 2059,1.77 0300,0.40; 1430,0.5310 W 0638 1704 0731 1852 0932,1.35; 2134,1.75 0334,0.39; 1509,0.5311 T 0638 1704 0808 1945 1011,1.36; 2211,1.71 0408,0.39; 1548,0.5512 F 0638 1705 0843 2038 1050,1.37; 2248,1.65 0444,0.40; 1630,0.5713 S 0638 1705 0918 2132 1132,1.39; 2329,1.58 0520,0.42; 1716,0.6014 S 0637 1705 0953 2228 1218,1.41 0600,0.44; 1808,0.6415 M 0637 1706 1029 2325 0014,1.49; 1308,1.44 0642,0.46; 1907,0.6616 T 0637 1707 1107 0107,1.41; 1403,1.48 0730,0.48; 2015,0.6517 W 0636 1707 1150 0024 0211,1.34; 1503,1.55 0824,0.49; 2132,0.6018 T 0636 1708 1237 0126 0323,1.30; 1606,1.64 0925,0.49; 2245,0.5119 F 0636 1708 1331 0230 0435,1.31; 1707,1.76 1027,0.46; 2350,0.3920 S 0635 1709 1430 0333 0542,1.35; 1805,1.87 1127,0.4121 S 0635 1709 1535 0435 0642,1.41; 1900,1.97 0048,0.27; 1224,0.3522 M 0634 1710 1643 0533 0737,1.47; 1953,2.03 0141,0.17; 1320,0.3123 T 0634 1710 1751 0626 0830,1.51; 2045,2.03 0231,0.11; 1415,0.2824 W 0633 1711 1858 0714 0922,1.55; 2134,1.98 0320,0.10; 1509,0.2925 T 0633 1711 2002 0757 1012,1.56; 2223,1.87 0407,0.14; 1602,0.3326 F 0632 1712 2103 0838 1101,1.55; 2311,1.72 0453,0.20; 1656,0.4027 S 0632 1712 2203 0916 1151,1.53; 2359,1.55 0537,0.30; 1751,0.4928 S 0631 1713 2300 0954 1242,1.51 0621,0.39; 1849,0.5729 M 0631 1713 2356 1032 0048,1.39; 1334,1.48 0706,0.48; 1952,0.6430 T 0630 1714 1112 0144,1.25; 1430,1.47 0754,0.56; 2102,0.6831 W 0629 1715 0051 1153 0247,1.17; 1529,1.47 0846,0.60; 2214,0.66Times are Eastern Standard Time.Time lags: Ballina Boat Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil;Brunswick River Hwy Bridge: high 30 min, low 1 hr;Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: 3 hr 55 min;Chinderah: high 1 hr 15 min, low 2 hr; Terranora Inlet: high2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr 25 min; Murwillumbah: high 2 hr 30min, low 2 hr 50 min. Tides in bold indicate high tide of1.7m or more and low tide of 0.3m or less.Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre.

ClassifiedsINDEXAnnual General Meetings ....... 42Businesses For Sale .............. 44Business Opportunity .............. 44Car Service ............................. 44Caravans ................................. 44Childcare ................................ 42Church Notice ......................... 46Clothing & Alterations ............. 42For Sale ................................... 43Garage Sales .......................... 44Halls For Hire .......................... 43Health Notices ......................... 42Holiday Accommodation ........ 44Houses For Sale ..................... 44House Sit ................................. 44In Memoriam .......................... 46Lost & Found ........................... 46Motor Bikes ............................. 44Motor Vehicles ......................... 44Musical Notes .......................... 46Only Adults .............................. 46Personal .................................. 46Pets .......................................... 46Positions Vacant ...................... 45Professional Services ............. 42Property For Sale .................... 44Public Notices.......................... 42Readings ................................. 42Removalists ............................. 44Share Accommodation ........... 44Short Term Accommodation ... 44Social Escorts ......................... 46To Lease .................................. 45To Let ...................................... 44Tradework ................................ 43Tree Services .......................... 43Tuition ...................................... 46Wanted .................................... 44Wanted To Rent....................... 45Work Wanted .......................... 45DISCLAIMERAdvertisements placed in The ByronShire Echo do not reflect the views oropinions of the editorial staff.The Byron Shire Echo does notmake any representations as to theaccuracy or suitability of any contentor information contained in advertisingmaterial nor does publication constitutein any way an endorsement by TheByron Shire Echo of the content orrepresentations contained therein.The Byron Shire Echo does not acceptany liability for the representations orpromises made in paid advertisementsor for any loss or damage arisingfrom reliance on such content,representations or promises.PUBLIC NOTICESHYPNOTHERAPY& counselling. Wendy Purdey .Enquires & appts 66802630. Details:www.wendypurdey.com.auWE ARE ALL PSYCHICLearn about your special gifts of insight,healing, strength, release and protection.Weekly classes $15. Monday 10am,Tuesday 5pm. Magenta 66844215 WINTER TRADING HOURS MON – FRI 8.30 AM – 4 PMNo Friday nights until further noticeLook here for more updates pleasePH: 6680 8228 MOB: 0414 895 441 1/6 TASMAN WAY BYRON ARTS & IND EST.info@lusciousfoods.com.aulusciousfoods.com.auECHO CLASSIFIEDS 6684 1777PHONE ADSAds may be taken by phone on 6684 17779am – 5pm Monday to Friday8.30am – 1pm Monday(12pm for display classifieds)Ads can’t be taken on the weekendAT OUR HEAD OFFICEClassified ads may also be lodged at:Mullumbimby – Village Way, Stuart StEMAIL ADSLine classifieds classifieds@echo.net.auBox (display) classifieds adcopy@echo.net.auSTOLEN BUILDING MATERIALSReward leading to recovery of redColorbond roofing, 7m roof trusses &associated timbers. Stolen from GeneralStubbs Dr, Rosebank in last 6 months.Call Richard 0411210375CARNAVALDRUMMINGwith the Samba-Blisstas . Tues nights6-8pm now at the Byron CommunityCentre Theatre. First 4-week coursestarts Tues 23 July. Numberslimited. Beg-Adv. Bookings/enquiries0417969743www.carnavaldrumming.comWoodwork W’shopInfo www.woodworkforwomen.com.auThe LiquidCrystals Level OnePractitioner’s CourseFacilitated by Pauline EllenSat 27th & Sun 28th August10am-6pmMullumbimby & DistrictNeighbourhood CentreBookings:earthsoulstar@gmail.comInvestment $250theliquidcrystals.comOSHOGuru PurnimaCelebrationSat 20th July5pm: Live music,meditation6pm: Osho video7pm: DinnerAll WelcomeCall Shahido 6688 2494THE BYRON SHIRERATES & PAYMENT$17.00 for the first two lines(minimum charge)$5.00 for each extra line(these prices include GST)Cash, cheque or credit card –Mastercard or Visa.Prepayment required for ads in all categoriesFrom Fear to LoveFun & achievable 7 week group.Book now. Starts July 31stthealchemyoftheheart.comPLEASE HELPVOHL will be meeting Byron ShireCouncillors in 2 weeks time to discusscurtailing Holiday Letting in ResidentialZones. Please E M A I L your views &support: vohlbyronbay@mullum.com.auOr call Doug or Simon: 0410319163Victims Of Holiday LettingMOULD ISSUES?Solutions for mostfabrics and surfaces.Indoors or OutdoorsCall 0408 540 467BYRON BEREAVEMENT GROUPNext gathering Monday night 12 August.Bangalow Community Health Centre.7-9pm. Enquiries: Carl 66779359bereavedinbyron@gmail.comInformal, caring, warm, trained, safeSHIN JANG TAEKWONDOClasses for men, women & children atMullum, Ocean Shores & Pottsville.Ph Chrissy 66725686BYRON herbalTHAI MASSAGEMON – THURSOne hour $49for any massageWant to changeyour look for winter?SARITA MOBILEHAIRSTYLIST & COLOURISTCall Sarita on 0439 118 586WINTERSUPERSPECIALWarm rooms,soft hands,total blissPhone for bookings or drop in anytimeShop 10, 7 Lawson St, Byron Bay Ph: 6680 8890byronherbalthaimassage.com.auCIRCUS CLASSES – BYRON BAY* NEW TERM *Shake off the winter blues with casualand term classes for all ages andabilities at Circus Arts!Under 5 Kinder dailyUnder 10’s, TeensLevels classes, Adults AerialsFLYING TRAPEZE for 5+ yearsPLUS Play Space, BirthdayParties & Private LessonsTERM DISCOUNTS AVAILABLEFor information, bookingsand full timetablewww.circusarts.com.auPh: 6685 656617 Centennial Circuit, Byron BayWINTERis with us and we are more keenly awarethan ever that there are people in ByronBay who need our help to keep healthy.As well as the food that is generouslydonated by numerous businesses weneed more fresh fruit and veggies, milk(or money for), plastic containers forfreezing food for emergency meals.If you are moving house or going onholiday bring in the stuff from your fridge!If you have fruit trees that are droopingwith fruit let us pick them!If your cows need milking bring them inand we’ll milk them for you!What ever is excess in your larder will bevery much welcomed in ours.And it will all help provide meals for theneedy in Byron.Contact: liberationlarder@gmail.comor call Liz Swain 0412459772The Echo is open every Monday, includingPublic Holidays, except for Christmas week.DEADLINE12pm Monday for display ads1pm Monday for line adsACCOUNT ENQUIRIESphone 6684 1777FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEKKUNG FU GRAND MASTERFull day workshop, Sun 4th Aug 9-4pmLaofu Arthur CunninghamAll students/beginners welcome.Contact Gavin 0423539518FEDERAL YOGABreath. Stretch. RelaxHatha Yoga at Federal Hall“As a yoga practitioner from way back &having lapsed this practice, it is a joy tofind a teacher who combines all aspectsof yoga. I’m a keen participant in thesegorgeous classes”Federal LocalEvery Wednesday at 6pmPhone 0406088741EXPANSION THROUGH SOUNDA gift to self, facilitated by Ananara &friends. A weekly event that will beginThurs 1st August, 6.30pm, Temple Byron46 Melaleuca Dr, Byron. $15 & conc $10Phone 6680861342 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.auAGMsCOORABELL HALL ASSOC. INC.AGM will be held on Monday 19thAugust 7.30pm at the hall. All welcomeCLOTHING & ALTRNSFI’S FIX IT ALTERATIONS & REPAIRSPh Fiona 66857627 or 0419587190CHILDCARECHILD CARER / NANNY - 15 yrs expGreat refs. Linda Flower 0421892812PROF. SERVICESDENTURESLOOK GOODFEEL GOODFree consultation. SANDRO 66805002Careers Counselling & AssessmentRegistered Psychologist.www.pathwisecareers.com.au 66801474READINGSTAROTNo Frills, no Fuss – 100% Confidentiality$80 – text: 0417427518TAROT ANSWERS FOR 2013!100% accurate. 66943094, 0431166670SHARANDRA CLAIRVOYANTHighly recommended, now has booksopen for appointments. Ph 66851978HEALTHKINESIOLOGYClear subconscious sabotages.Reprogram patterns and beliefs.De-stress. Restore vibrancy andphysical health. Clear allergies.SANDRA DAVEY , Reg. Pract. 66846914CALMBIRTHPreparing for birth - Raine SharpePhone 0409534052, 66843705BOWEN/MASSAGEchelhiebodytherapy.com 0409112075Usui ReikiTraining & attunement. Supi 0403732199THAI MASSAGEwith female or male, 1hr $50Ph Nui 0497790838 or 66771670HYPNOSIS & EFTSimple and effective solutionsAnxiety, Cravings, Fears & Trauma.Maureen Bracken 0402205352Cranio Sacralwith Martina Rigby, PhysiotherapistHealth Fund Rebates. 0432322998TOXIC & TIRED?Detox, feel light, clear & vital.Guaranteed! Colonic hydrotherapy,naturopathy, Chineitsang.Natalie 0458633869www.byronbaydetoxretreats.com.auDEEP MASSAGE WITH SHARNIHealth rebates, injury/relax. 0423916929Rehabilitation-based PilatesPrivate and semi-private sessionsDav Cohen MSc(Physiotherapy)6685 9663 0434 725 011byronbaypilates.com.auHealth fund rebates availablePsychologist0428 884 548BangalowMedicare rebates availableLinda CasuarinaBSc (Psych)Postgrad Dip (Psych)MULLUMNATUROPATH IN STORE3 DAYS PER WEEKOpen Mon–Fri 8am–5.30pmSat 8am–12pm107 Dalley Street, 6684 6226Next to FarmcareNATUROPATHYALLERGY TESTINGMASSAGETired? Sluggish?Depressed?Headaches?Back or neck pain?CALL KIRSTEN0416 196 980Health fund rebates availableREFLEXOLOGYCOURSESaturday, August 3Includes: Ingham Heart Chinese Brazilian ToeHold & more...1 Day $120Experienced TutorJoanne MorrishPhone 0423 393 995or 6684 3250

JO FROM THE HEARTSPACEComplimentary Metamorphics with alldeeply relaxing massages. 0423293995Quit CigarettesIN 60 MINUTESFree detox herbs. Lifetime guaranteePhone Ingrid 66803827$29/2 Weeks UnlimitedYoga Intro Offer$35/1 weekUnlimitedYogaShiva Shakti Yoga17 Centennial Circuit, above CircusArtsByron Arts and Industry Estateph. 6629 1637www.yogainbyron.comBYRON’SBESTMASSAGEBe. Salon & SpaMonTueWedThuFriSatSunShop 1, 14 Middleton StHealth rebates available0413 432 584 MONDAY9.30–11.30am Hatha Diana3.30–5.00pm Hatha DianaTUESDAY9.30–10.30am Yoga Therapy Alice5.30–7.00pm Dru Yoga Diana7.30–9.00pm Tigress Yoga 30/7 ClaudineWEDNESDAY9.30–11.30am Beginners Diana5.30–7.00pm Hatha DianaSACRED BODY RITUAL 2 hrs $129.Invigorating body scrub, detoxifyingsauna, relaxing spa bath & heavenly bodymassage. Ph 66805437COUNSELLINGQualified reg relationship counsellor.www.helenlarkey.com. Ph 0438695310Rolfing ® Byron BayHealth FundRebatesNOW AVAILABLErolfingbyronbay.com6am 8am 10am 4pm 6pmAlexDynamicChloeDynamicTTTBeginnerSarahEssentialsTTBeginnerJohnDynamicTaraEssentialsTTBeginnerChloeYinTTBeginnererMichaelDynamicChloeDynamicTTBeginnerChloeDynamicChloeDynamicDanielleDynamicTTBeginnerTTBeginnerJessDynamicGitamRestorativeGitamRestorativeDanielleDynamicJessDynamicAlexDynamicChloeDynamicWongDynamicStudio – 6 Byron St (above Centrelink)BAYSIDE ACUPUNCTURE& HERBAL MEDICINEEeka KingBHSc (Acup) AACMAFertility, pregnancy& childbirthspecialist.David KingAdv Dip (Acup) AACMAPain conditions.Mental/emotionaldisturbances & general.14 Park Street, Brunswick Heads | 02 6685 1088 | baysideacupuncture.comACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE MASSAGE ACUTONICS® Bookings essentialShiatsu & Remedial Massage $60 per hour Enquiries Diana Ewing 9 Myocum Street, MullumbimbyM 0407 455 212 E diana ewing@bigpond.comMore details at www.findyoga.com.au/studio/yellowchurchyogaGiftVouchersAvailableTHURSDAY9.30–11.30amConsta3.30–5.00pm Hatha Diana5.30–7.00pm Hatha DianaFRIDAY8.00–9.00am Pilates Yos9.30–11.30am Hatha Diana7.00–9.00pm Tigress Yoga 30/7 ClaudineSATURDAY8.30-9.30am Pilates Yos9.45-10.45am Pilates YosTHAI MASSAGE 1.5hrs $50, home visit$60. Ekka, 7 days 66804478. TraditionalSexual CounsellingAlison Rahn qualified sex therapistwww.alisonrahn.com.au 0432599812EXQUISITE THERAPEUTIC MASSAGEHeated towels. Also 4 hands.Ph Bernie 0407431588. 7 daysJOJO’S BEAUTY STUDIOAromatherapy TreatmentsHALF PRICE!!Call now on 0411391874BABY SWIMHeated indoor splash poolInfant & toddler classesSkilful & gentle tuitionEnjoy beautiful MevlanaPh Karin (Mukti)on 6684 3153DipEd., Aust.Swim Certificate11 yrs experienceMobile MassageMEGAN THACKERAYBEd (Phys Ed) Dip RM Dip LDRemedialDeep TissueLymphatic DrainageMyofascial ReleaseRelaxation0407 410 447Asana, breath, meditation, philosophyBook now for our10-day intensivePRE & POSTNATAL YOGATEACHER TRAINING25 Aug – 3 Sep 2013Classes $17 or 5 for $70Teacher Trainee (TT) led classes $8 at 6am and $10 at 4pmClasses are open and suitable for all yogis, beginner to advancedbyronyoga.com | 6685 8327 | info@byronyoga.comleisurescapes.com.auORGANIC DETOX SPA'White Lotus Cleansing helped me notonly detox my body but also my heartand mind.' Tara Melwani, PA to HisHoliness the 14th Dalai Lama. 66846124 or 0427857148www.whitelotuscleansing.com.auHEALING BRENT VERCOCHIROPRACTORMULLUMCHIROPRACTIC6684 1028TUE WEDTHU FRI PM& SAT AMSALE30% off all Paintings20% off all Mirrors20% off all Daybeds20-30% off all Waterfeatures20-50% off all CushionsPaver Sale on NowSALE ENDS JULY 31ST2 GREVILLEA ST, ARTS & INDUSTRY ESTATE, BYRON BAYOPEN 7 DAYS PH: 6685 6990BeachsideYoga & MassageHatha Yoga Kundalini Yoga Kundalini Meditation All Classes $15 Massage atHEARTSPACEBaliBliss2 hours $100Aromatic Body ScrubDeep Relaxing MassageReflexologyHEALTH REBATESProfessional Remedial,Deep Tissue & RelaxationMassage in a beautifulbeachside setting. 0423 293 995Jo MorrishMULLUMBIMBYFind Echo Classifieds onEchonetdaily every dayREMEDIAL MASSAGEMonday & Tuesday in Mullum. Firm,intuitive, effective. Renee 0404763606ASHTANGA YOGA BYRONMysore style. Beg welcome. Mon-Fri7am & 9.30am. Christian 0457722346TIGRESS YOGAAlchemical yoga practice for womenTaster class July 26, 7-9pm,6 week series starts July 30. Mullumtigressyoga.com Claudine 0425273173MASSAGE & COACHING with GUYdeep nurturing coaching $80. Ph 0467625245FREE DVD‘Being free is not an idea.It’s a feeling. It emanates from within.’Prem RawatTo receive a complimentary DVD,please text ‘DVD, name & mailing WOPG information line 1300303169TAIJI BYRON BAY 2 classes a week,focusing on alignment & movement while 0432152672Hawaiian MassageONLY $80 1.5hrscombining Hawaiian & Remedialmassage to give a strong, deeplytherapeutic & relaxing massage.Michaela 0416332886HALLS FOR HIREEWINGSDALE HALL - All functionsDay classes welcome. 0421878556MULLUM HEARTSPACELight, airy room & balcony$15/hr 0405910435JASPER CORNER Federal Hall/Church.All functions. Ph 0497074709COORABELL HALL WEDDINGS66871307 www.coorabellhall.netTRADEWORK TREE SERVICESA VERY HANDY MANTREE SERVICESCOVERING ALL ASPECTS OF TREEWORK & TREE STUMP REMOVAL(STUMP GRINDING)Call Andrew Wilson6687 7674 / 0412 558 890After hours & emergency service availableNICK HARTTREE LOPPING Affordable tree services Professional tree care 15” chipper (crane truck)Fully insured Free quotes6684 9137 0427 347 380 FULLY INSURED FREE QUOTES6684 44210402 323 910TallowTREE SERVICESPROFESSIONAL TREE CARE REMOVALS PALMS TREE SURGERY FREE QUOTES FULLY INSURED STUMP GRINDING TREE REPORTS DA APPLICATIONS CRANE HIRE6685 4015 - 0401 208 797SUMMERLANDTREE SERVICES Mulch SuppliesByron Bay & Surrounding Areas6687 7677Mobile 0417 698 227FOR SALECOMPOST TOILETS BAMBOO PLYfrom $10.50sqm & Bamboo Flooring .For ceilings, walls, doors, etc.Ph 66884188 - sample & brochurewww.bambooply.com.auCERTIFIED ORGANICGinger & Turmeric. Phone 66840104CLEM’S CARGO BABY/CHILDREN’S ITEMS recycled, VACUUM BAGSTo suit most makes & modelsBRIDGLANDSMullumbimby. 66842511Go Pro HERO 3CAMERASIN STOCK NOWBridglands Mullum. 66842511TEMPURRange of bedding now available atBRIDGLANDS SLEEPZONEMullumbimby 66842511BICYCLES pre-loved from $50. Repairs.Ph 66804165 or 0431540579FIREWOOD DELIVERIESALL YEAR ROUNDSupplying commercial, wood fi redbakeries, pizza restaurants andresidential, combustion stoves, openfi res, pot belly, kindling. Various loadsizes from 4’x 6’ to 4 ton tipper.PRICES STARTING FROM $95.VOLUME DISCOUNTS.Matt 0427 172 684 Mark 6680 4284 / 0427 490 038 0427 804 284NATIVE PLANTSTubestock to Semi-advancedBuy direct from the growerMULLUM CREEK NATIVE NURSERY110 Yankee Ck Rd, via Wilsons Ck RdMullumbimby 6684 1703FIREWOODPICKUP AND DELIVERYResidential and CommercialKindling, bags, trailer loads and bythe tonne (up to 30 tonne)Seasoned hardwood from $75Prompt and reliable service0401 739 656North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 43

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLESopen 10-4pm Tues - Fri Dalley St,Mullum (LuLu’s arcade) Ph 0427951010ARCHIBALD’S CHEAPQUARRY PRODUCTSRoad base, gravel, blue metal and metaldust. ALL SIZE DELIVERIES.Phone 66845517, 0418481617BILLINUDGELLANDSCAPING SUPPLIESSPECIALSSugar cane jumbo $16, lucerne $20,also avail sand, soil & gravel. 66804555Miele appliancesBuy the bestBridglands Betta Home LivingMullumbimby 66842511Rinnai gas heatersBig range in stockBridglands Betta Home LivingMullumbimby 66842511TEA TREE MULCH$33/m + deliveryTea tree mulch/chicken manure blend$44/m + deliveryHunky Dory Farm 0424163784BOAT WITHCentre Console12ft Stessl20hp Honda, 4 stroke $3200Ph 66801112 or 0448429483after 4pmFRIDGE Kelvinator 300 litre, goodcondition, $140. Phone 66871136VEGGIE BEDS hardwood. 2.4x1.2x400Hfree local delivery, $180 ea. 0400590454SPLENDOUR TICKET FOR SALESat $147. Text 0402770441NORD LEAD 2X Synthesiser $800.Roland TD4 Electronic drum kit with aPearl kick pedal $400. Ph 0431282535ELECTROLUX HOB 4-ring 88 x 40cm$50. Westinghouse large wall oven $60.Both good cond. 66844404BEAUTIFUL child’s bunk bed ensemblewith pull-out desk, bookshelf & matchingchest of drawers. Exc cond. $600. 2wardrobes: one circa 1910, $250; oneArt Nouveau $450. Ph Gerry 0406788050BERTINI RENAISSANCE timber cot(converts to toddler bed) with mattress(Boori cot sized) $150; Timber changetable $50 (will sell together for $150). LGfront loader washing machine, excellentcondition, barely used $150; King singlebrand new mattress (still in plastic) $40;Queen futon base (plus optional woollenfuton mattress) $80; Cub Cadet ride-onlawn mower excellent condition, regularlyserviced $1800. Call Gabby 0419158482SINGLE BED inner spring mattress,wood base, good cond, $60. 0424002636STOVE/OVEN free-standing Chef. Workswell, good cond, 4 years old, width 54cm,$90. Ph 0411360185CANON 7D SLR + hd bic, body only,$785. Ph Jeff 0418841777WASHING MACHINE automatic $180,delivery. Phone 0413589388WANTEDOLD MOTORBIKE any make, any year,any cond. Will pickup. 0427109195GOOD used furniture bought and soldBridglands Mullumbimby 66842511ALL GOLDScrap gold, damaged/unwanted,modern & antique jewellery,also gold pocket watches$$ Good prices paid $$Cedar House 140 Dalley StPhone 042866842630 years trading in Mullumbimby.Honest & reliable serviceGARAGE SALESBIG GARAGE SALE! Sat 7.30-1pm. 4Peter St, South Golden BeachSTH GOLDEN BEACH , 28 Rangal Rd,Sat & Sun. Huge garage sale! All must goBYRON 23 Cooper Street, Sat 9am.Household, furniture, clothes & varietyBANGALOW 9 Muskwood Pl. Sun 8.30.Big clean out. Clothes, furn, kids stuff, etcHUGE UNDERCOVER G/SALE 32 GloriaSt, SGB. Vintage & modern clothing,accessories, grab a bargain, very cheapO.SHORES 28 Hardy Ave Sat 8-11am.Dolls house, wool, new Batik hangings,single futon base, books, ideal giftsTALOFA 667 Bangalow Rd, Sat & Sun8am to 3pm, rain or shine. 2 antiquedrawers & chest, mirror backed chinacabinet, BBQ, kayak, carpets, high endwooden shelving, surfboards, outdoortable, garden pots & much moreBYRON 4A Seaview St, Sat 8-11am. Kidstoys, vanity unit, bedding, bric-a-bracMOTOR VEHICLESCASH PAID FORUNWANTED CARSLocal reg’d business66845296 or 66845403 or 0413120970FORD FALCON BA 2004 auto, wagon,180,000 kms, 12mths rego, LPG/petrol,always serviced, good tyres, $4200 ono.Phone 66846232COMMODORE UTE 97, auto, dual fuel,rego 8/13, $1800 neg. Ph 0431792972SUBARU FORESTER 2005, manual, a/c,p/s, 150,000km, $9500. Lic #12886. Ph04143061522004 BA WAGON Auto, A1, 215,000km,tint, stereo, $4000. Ph 0400067262TOYOTA CAMRY 93 auto, low kms,aircon, runs well $1200. Ph 0431058268BARGAINSHolden VS Acclaim Sedan 1 owner,183,000kms. Very nice car. ITA-165 ...........$1995Ford Laser Hatch Auto, A/C, P/S, lady owner.PUM-656 ...................................................$19952005 Ford Falcon Wagon MkII XT Auto, A/C,P/S. AW-52-JS ...........................................$5950Toyota Prado 8 seater, 5spd, A/C, P/S, greatvalue. AY-23-EE .........................................$6950Volvo 740 Sedan Auto, leather, A/C, P/S, supervalue. BJ-80-UD ........................................$1995Toyota Corolla Auto, 11/13 rego, perfect 1st car.1 owner. MUI-192 ......................................$150050 CARS UNDER $10,000www.dealcars.net16 ENDEAVOUR CLOSE, BALLINABallina Car Centre DLN 199506686 5586 / 0418 676 274Sunrise Car Sales12-14 Bayshore Dr, Byron Bay0411 807 497‘95 Toyota Camry Wagon6 months rego..................$2250‘00 Kia Sportage low k’s 6,months rego. ....................$4250‘00 Subaru Impreza wagona/c, p/s, 6 months rego. ..$4750‘01 Hyundai Elantralow k’s, a/c, p/s ...............$4750‘02 Subaru Foresterimmaculate. .....................$6750‘01 Saab convertible, beautifulcar, all the extras .............$6750‘05 Volvo Wagon7 seater, diesel, low k’s,immaculate ...................$15,900MOTOR BIKESTRIUMPH 1972 Bonneville 650, 1-ownerbike, exc cond, $6000. Ph 66856020CAR SERVICEBSW MOTORSPre-purchase inspection from $40!Pink slips, service + repair.10 Bonanza Dr, Billinudgel. 66804999CARAVANSCARAVAN for sale, Mullum, great 2ndroom, $2200. Ph 0439492804BUSINESS FOR SALEBANGALOW ESPRESSOBARPIZZA BAR FOR SALEInformation www.bangalowbar.com/4saleemail 4sale@bangalowbar.comCLOTHING BUSINESSest. 9yrs, 2 perm markets, stockists,online, incl stock, fixtures, designs, tradecontacts + more $43,000. 0415305802WANTED: Registered BAS Agent orAccountant to join busy bookkeepingpractice in Byron Shire. Part or full salenegotiable. Ph 0402230449BUSINESS OPP.WARNINGThe Department of Fair Tradinghas warned people to be very carefulabout responding to advertisementsoffering work at home. Readers shouldbe wary if asked to pay money upfrontfor employment opportunities and neversend money to a post office boxECHO CLASSIFIEDS 66841777Phone Roslin0412 625 801HOUSES FOR SALEBUYERS AGENT vendors advocate,mortgage broker. Michael 0428555501www.byronpropertysearch.com.auMAIN ARM,MULLUMBIMBYElevated 4 bedroom, open-plantimber home with character. Pristineoutlook, views, NE-facing decks,verandahs all around, 1 bathroom,2 showers, burning log heater,solar HWS, veggie garden, largegarage/w’shop, double carport.$429,000Phone. 6684 3656PROPERTY FOR SALETREE CHANGE OR WEEKEND BLISS!This has it all, 1/7th share in 300 acrevalley, tenants in common 35yrs, adjMt Warning Nat Park, 3br house,environmental focus, private, spectacular,50min Coolangatta airport, best of allworlds, $275,000. Ph owner 66792050PRIVATE SALE Mullum Strata title. 3br, 1bthrm, open-plan, covered deck, carport,fenced yard. Riverside Dr. $395,000. Ph0402230449REMOVALISTSBACKLOAD TO BRISBANEWed & Sat, approx 20m3 availPhone Tas 0409917646HOLIDAY ACCOM.MIACASA lush oasis, pool, spa, view,2 mins Mullum, 15 Byron. Ph 66844762Facebook: Miacasa B&B Byron BayNEW BRIGHTON beautiful beach housefor rent at Spendour. See me at Surf Shop69 Shirley St. Ph Bylesy 0429182211GORGEOUS COTTAGE in Mullum townavailable for Splendour, $170p/n sleeps 2.Ph 0419686854EWINGSDALE f-f room avail now forSplendour. Phone 0478668324SPLENDOUR ACCOM lovely, self-contapt, avail 25/7, Ewingsdale/Byron, suitcouple. Ph 0403022356SHORT TERM ACCOM.MULLUM 1br semi-furn apartment,immac cond, not suitable for kids, nopets, 7 minutes Mullum, valley viewswith verandah, suit single or prof couple.$300pw incl elect & gas. Avail from Aug1st. Ph 66842880CENTRAL MULLUM suit 1 to 2 peoplefor Splendour weekend. Ph 0418827524BRUNSWICK 2br f-furn unit for 5 weeks10 Aug-20 Sept, $250pw. Ph 66850484SPLENDOUR WEEKEND studio. OceanShores 10 mins to site. $200 per night.Phone 0412841866SPLENDOUR ACCOM self-cont studiowith separate bthrm at Suffolk, queenbed, own kitchenette, and cookingfacilities. Min 3 nights avail from 25/7 max2 people, $200 per night. 0422269605SUFFOLK PARK 2br f-furn house on 2acres, avail now $600pw. 0416218869www.buddhas.com.auEWINGSDALE f-furn room avail now toend August. Phone 0478668324STUDIO furn, quiet retreat for sgle/cple.Sunrise. Avail 6/8. $280pw. 0409844402SUNRISE furn room for quiet person,$160pw. Ph 0409844402SPLENDOUR ACCOM Byron central,stunning home, 3 rooms avail, WiFi, $80/person/night. Ph 0401375900NTH O.SH newly renov, f-f, 2br, backsnature reserve, $300pw bills incl, availto 10/12. Must be rented. 0403219720HOUSE SITHOUSE-SITTER available from mid-Aug, quiet mature fem. Prof cleaner withexcellent refs. Ph Tanz 0432556865SHARE ACCOM.BYRON CENTRAL f/f, single, $170pw nobills. Near Green Garage. 0413973960MULLUM Mature fem for room in quiet,sunny, beaut house. $200pw incl all bills &WiFi. Bond. Pref no kids. 66846133MY OWN GYMNo contracts, 24 hr access,$14.95 per week. Ph 66808180BYRON Shelley Dr, near beach/town.Large room avail in n/s, f/f hse, $190pwincl bills & WiFi + bond. Call Joey0413627422 or Trent 0415216389STH OCEAN SHORES mature personshare with female, lge house, $235pw negincl own bthrm, elec & gas. 0416394612MULLUM Furnished room avail. Ownbthrm, walk to town. Honest, reliable, n/s,d/f, fem pref. $180pw incl bills & WiFi.0410723188MULLUM: NEEDING 2 LARGE,SEPARATE SPACES? Sunny room (6x3)overlooking paddock, in share housewith 1 other, $180pw + elect + characteroutdoor, private, Artist’s studio/man’sshed (6x4). Rent neg if shed incl. Househas veg patch, SHW, pool, WiFi. Preferquiet, single, working person who adorescats. Prefer no children. Txt 0411236396CENTRAL BYRON rooms available: 1 dblunfurn long-term & 1 sgl furn short-term.Clean, quiet share home. $210pw includebills. Ph 0408326869 or 0439318599SUFFOLK large furn room with privatedeck, lge 3br modern house near beach& shops. $220pw + bond & bills. Ph0468434947BANGALOW lge f/f rm, close town, quiet& friendly, $145pw incl bills. 0407907121SUFFOLK PARK room avail $170pw inclbills, short/long term. Ph 0438645517MULLUM in town, to share with 2 others,working person pref, $160pw + bills. Ph0423983199O.SHORES ocean views, share with 2others, trop garden, $130pw. 0432210880BYRON amazing house, fully-furn largerooms, with TVs, pool, sauna, close totown & beach, $250pw. Ph 0431015007BYRON CBD spacious, attractive room,fully furn, great house, no bills, suit cpl/twin $240 sgl $185pw. 0415452932BYRON CBD neat cosy room, f-f, greathouse, no bills $150pw. Ph 0415452932OCEAN SHORES room for rent,renovated, quiet location, close to shops,free WiFi, $150pw + bills. 0431058268BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK large room,ensuite in family home for responsible &considerate single person, great location,$200pw, incl exp + bond. 042750806644 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.auTO LETBANGALOW SELF-STORAGEHi-tech security. 66872333BANGALOW RENT-A-SHEDSelf-storage sheds fr $25pw. 66871306CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw.Apply in person to Byron Bay TouristVillage, Ewingsdale RoadBYRON CBD prime location, immaculate,furn, 1br penthouse apartment. Sunnybalcony, secure parking, 2 min to beach$435pw, 12mth lease. Ph 0419419402COOLAMON DR Coorabell 2br, 1 bthrmhouse, views to Byron, long lease, suitworking couple, no pets, pref no kids$480pw. Phone 66847535OCEAN SHORES high-set, 3 bedroom, 3bathroom light-filled house, leafy outlook,courtyard & deck. Available late July.$420pw. Phone 0408470472New BrightonNorth Ocean Shores$350 pw, 2 bed, 1 bath, duplexOcean Shores$280 pw, 2 bed, 1 bath unitSouth Golden Beach$430 pw, 4 bed, 2 bath, Slug6 Strand Ave, New Brighton 6680 1594www.eldersnewbrighton.com.auShirley St - Unit2 beds, 1 bath, small courtyard $350p/wAvailable 24th JulySienna Court, Lilli Pilli3 beds 2 bath, fully furnished, short lease23rd July – 22nd Oct $500p/wSienna Court, Lilli Pilli4 beds, 2 bath separate downstairsupstairs. Avail: 9th Aug $600p/wCommercial Unit, Brigantine St94Sqm 1 car park. Security system.$1200 p/m including outgoings.6680 8111BRUNSWICK HEADS3 Bed Duplex $455pwRURAL4 Bed House $600 pw5 Bed House $780pw incl lawns3 Bed House $450 pw4 Bed House $450 pw4 Bed House $600pw inc lawnsVARIETY OF COMMERCIALPROPERTIES AVAILABLEmarkcochrane.com.au6684 2663OCEAN SHORES4br house $4503br house $330 or $360 incl. LawnsNORTH OCEAN SHORES3br house $500THE POCKETStudio $270BRUNSWICK HEADSStudio $2601br unit $250Studio $180OPEN HOUSE TIMES AREAVAILABLE, PLEASE CALLL.J. Hooker Brunswick Heads6685 01775/16 The Terrace, Brunswick HeadsBALLINA SELF-STORAGE UNITSSecure from $15pw. Ph 66867011LOCAL REMOVAL& backloads to Brisbane. Friendly,with 10 years local exp. 0409917646STORAGEFrom $100/mth. Bangalow Ph 66871500BYRON 2br unfurn unit, Paterson St withlighthouse views. $420pw. Avail early Aug.Ph 66856667BYRON sunny 4br house, beautiful, priv,fenced, pet OK, $650pw. 66859643NEWRYBAR beautiful 1br studio, fullyfurnished, suit mature, reliable person,$300pw incl bills & WiFi. 0417691873LILLI PILLI beautiful elevated 2br, 1bathroom, huge decks, cathedral ceilings.Suit professional couple, long-termtenants, $500pw all exp. 0428649657NEW 1 bedroom self-cont un-furnishedstudio, rainforest & sea views. Quiet,private location. Prefer working person,no pets, n/s, Ocean Shores. $280pwinclusive. Available from 27/7. 66802111BAYWOOD CHASE beautiful p-furn 3brhome, refs & bond req, working person /family pref. $500pw. Ph 0413287970BEACHES OF BYRONLong-term rentals avail from $240pw,2 weeks bond, refs req. Ph 66856751BRUNSWICK HEADS2br townhouse, large deck $340pw2br unit, 1st floor, LUG $320pwOCEAN SHORES3br villa, LUG, yard, a-c $340pwBURRINGBAR3br house, views, LUG $400pwNO PETS UNLESS SPECIFIEDwww.siwickirealestate.com.auSiwicki Real Estate 17 Fingal StBrunswick Heads. Ph 66851206OCEAN SHORESTwo bedroom, twobathroom, renovated unit.Large verandahs.$390.00 per weekFNC Property Management1300 716 707HELP! WE WANT MORE RENTALPROPERTIES. CALL TODAY!Coorabell$700 pwSpacious 4 bed, 1 bath, dble garage on1 acre with beautiful views. IngroundPool. Pets OK. Avail now!Byron Bay$750 pwFunky, modern 3 br apartment + loft,2 living areas. 2.5 baths. Dble secureparking. Lap pool + LU stor. Avail now!6687 2479bangalowrealestate.com.auMULLUMBIMBY3 b/r single carport,long term lease $380 pw3 b/r SLUG, fully fenced(PROPERTY FOR SALE)six months lease $385 pw2 b/r + sleep out+sunroompolished fl oor, rural $425 pwExecutive house, 4 b/d DLUG, 2bathroom, secluded area $550 pw.Julie or Nicci Phone: 6684 330179 Burringbar St, Mullumbimby 2482BangalowFernleigh Rd, Fernleigh - $250 pw1 bed cottage, pets neg, long term.Avail NowRoses Rd, Federal - $550 pw neg4 bed, 2 bath, DLUG. Avail NowCampbell St, Bangalow - $580 pwModern 3 bed, 2 bath, large deck.Avail 3rd AugBangalow - $580 pwFlexible floorplan, 4 bed, 2 bath,pets neg. Avail NowFernleigh Rd, Fernleigh - $580 pw5 bed, 2 bath, SLUG, in-groundpool. Avail 29th JulySheaffes Rd, Goonengerry - $650 pw3 bed, nice views and creek, lawnmaint incl. Avail NowPacific Hwy, St Helena - $800 pw5 bed, 3 bath, views to Byron.Avail NowFor more available rental propertiesgo to www.eldersbangalow.com.au19a Byron Street, Bangalow02 6687 1500

BYRON s-cont 1br granny flat, f-f, n/s, nopets, sgl worker, $250pw. 0424770281STH OCEAN SHORES 1br studio,share laundry, elec incl, $290pw neg. Ph0416394612ART STUDIO/GALLERY to share $60pwArts Ind Est Byron. Ph 0411813093BYRON s-cont room, few mins walk CBD/beach, wc/shower/kitchenette, quiet loc,$215pw sgl, $245pw cpl. 0415092964SUFFOLK s-c studio, private nth-facinglarge verandah, n/s, d/f working sgl/cpl$280/$320pw incl bills/WiFi. 0431218967OCEAN SHORES s-c studio, oceanviews. $210pw incl bills + bond. Preferworking, n/s, d/f. Ph 0413392950SUFFOLK PARK BEACHSIDE funky 3brtimber house, bush setting, very close toshops & tavern, $500pw + utilities. Availearly Aug. Ph Rick 0422253614COOPERS SHOOT large 2br house, justpainted, pet friendly, storage avail, greatviews, $500pw. Ph 0402061110COSY HOME in hills, 20 mins Mullumtimber floors, stunning view. 0432625612CENTRAL BYRON delightful 2br timbercottage, timber floors, high ceilings, sunnygarden, 1 block to Woolies, 2 blocks tobeach, fully-furnished, pets OK $520pw.Phone 0404717068BYRON BAY stylish 1br, 15 mins walktown, $350pw + elect. Ph 0432332127STH GOLDEN BEACH 2br house,newly renovated in quiet area 200 mtrs tobeach, leafy garden, lge sun decks. Suit 1prof person or couple. Pref no children, nopets, pref veg, $380pw. Ph 0404844424MULLUM light & spacious 2br house withcaravan, $300pw. House is for sale. Ph0406641919OCEAN SHORES bright, f-f, s-contstudio in garden sanctuary. Mature d/f,n/s $300pw incl bills & WiFi. 0407461948MULLUM handy to shops, self-contstudio, $208pw. Ph 0427857331STUDIO BY THE BEACH Suffolk, selfcont,separate bthrm, pref n/s workingperson bond & refs required. $250pw inclbills. 0422269605LENNOX BEACH FRONT f-furn luxuryspacious 1br unit, u/g secure car park,avail 31/7, broadband, 4.5 star, $375pw,fully incl. 0479133428 or 66853462SUFFOLK 1br renovated fl at, beautifulbush view, quiet, solar, for sgl workingperson, $240pw + bills. Ph 0411360185SUFFOLK PARK Caravan with annex inprivate forest, $180pw. 0416218869MULLUM 2br part-house, suit 2 peoplemax, 4km town, self-cont, private.$310pw. Ph 0459329313COORABELL spectacular views to coastfrom 1br luxury unit, huge living area,study, mezzanine & verandahs, $550pw.Phone Paul 0427795428MULLUM rural, 3km to town, self-cont,part-furn cottage, suit working sgl, n/s, nopets, $220pw incl elect. Ph 0478272300BYRON BAY 2br cabin, unfurn, $350pw+ elec & gas. Avail 3/8. Ph 0413220299O.SHORES self-cont un-furn granny flat,for 1, n/s, private ent, garage, close toshops $190pw + utilities. 66801486WANTED TO RENTMATURE JAPANESE working femalerequires self-cont studio or clean quiethouse share in Byron CBD. 0406800130PROFESSIONAL single, clean, quiet,32yo female & very small behaved dogseeking s/c studio/granny flat/sanctuaryin Byron, with outdoor area. Rent up to$300pw (inc). Please call 0402424796URGENT 1-3br separate & priv house forreliable counsellor/writer, n/s, d/f, no pets,exc refs. Long-term pref. 0466995485MATURE RESPONSIBLE n/s, d/f femseeks quiet 1br s-c or semi-share. Excrefs. To $240pw. Tiana 0401875725CONSIDERATE, CLEAN, QUIET workingprofessional 31 yo fem, n/s, seeks 1br s/cont, unfurn fl at for long-term rental innorthern rivers. Up to $280pw excl bills.Please call 0412333976TO LEASEBRIGHT OFFICE SPACE IN BYRONA&I EST Unit 5/6 Tasman Way. 4x10mtrself-cont office space, with Reverse cycleA/C, Internet/WiFi, phone connections +reception & meeting room. Quiet locationnear Luscious Cafe. $900/month +Second office space 4x5mtr $550/month+ storage space avail. Available Sept.Details call Lawrence on 0404899335WANTED : Byron Ind. Estate small/part warehouse for storage + use Tuesmornings to fold and distribute newspaper.Solid lessee. Roller door with truck accesspreferable. Ph 0409917646BYRON A&I EST studio/shop front 8mx 4.6m, $100pw, elec + internet incl.0421570032POSITIONS VACANTWARNING The Department of FairTrading warns people to be very carefulabout responding to advertisementsoffering work at home. Readers shouldbe wary if asked to pay money upfrontfor employment opportunities and neversend money to a post office boxSENIOR HAIRDRESSER WANTEDEmail: urbanearthhair@gmail.comFIG TREE /BYRON BAYWEDDINGSChefs, apprentices,manager, waiters,bar staff.Full time + part-timePh 02 6684 7273CARETAKERPOSITION(LIVE IN)Cabin accom provided in exchangefor caretaking duties to the rightperson/couple. As this positionrequires being on site evenings, nights& on call weekends it would suit ahealthy retiree/s. Pos. avail. 28.08.13.Must be reasonably handy for minorrepairs. Long term local residentspreferred. Previous exp in similar pos.an advantage. Police check will beessential. Must love & take care ofCrystal Castle dog.No travellers please.For further info email or drop offapplication letter, resume & refs toemma@crystalcastle.com.au by 06.08.13LICENSED CAFEChef / CookRequiredMinimum 4 years experience.Must be able to run service, beavailable nights and weekends.Sorry no travellersPlease send resume to:mokha@westnet.com.auor apply withinWANTED‘Dream Chef’Permanent/Part time.Day, Night, Weekend.Great long term position.Email resume:rockandrollcoffee@gmail.comArrange interviewph: 6684 4224Join TheHarvest• Baker• Bar person• Barista• Wait staffREQUIREDPASSIONATE HOSPITALITYPROFESSIONAL REQUIRED FOREVENING & DAY SHIFTS.EMAIL RESUMES TO:justin@harvestcafe.com.auCIRCUS ARTS BYRON BAYis looking for a Capoeira & acrobaticscoach. Must have over 5 yrs expteaching children & adults. To apply sendresume to info@circusarts.com.auGOOD DRIVERS WANTED NOWShifts avail for taxi, coach & hire cars.Full training provided. Min 12 month AustLicence Required.Email: info@byronbaytaxis.comMODELS NUDE 18+ female for Austmens mags, female photographer. Email:simone@simonedphotography.com Ph0407174616CLEANER Must have exp. Suffolk Park 6hours per week. Early start. 0413615380POINCIANA CAFÉMULLUMBIMBYAccomplished, fullyqualified barista required.History of working ina busy environment amust. Reliable transport& RSA essential.No travellers.Text details to0417 803 000 orsend CV toinfo@poincianacafe.comLABOURER to sort bins. Must be strong& fi t. Casual approximately 10hrs perweek, $20ph. Bangalow. Ph 0417458149HEALTH PRACTITIONER wanted withexisting client base for a beautiful, newlyrenovated space in the A&I Estate. Pleaseemail releasetherapybyron@gmail.comEXP BARISTA/ WAITPERSON for awardwinning cafe in Bangalow. Ph Karl orKatrina 66871010MODELS 18+ years required. Nudefemale for Picture and People magazines.No experience required. All shapes andsizes. Backpackers welcome. Goodmoney. Professional accredited ACPphotographer. Ph 0413627846EXPERIENCED RETAILSALES (CASUAL)Mainly weekends andschool holidays.5 years sales exp essential, withproven track record backed by refs.Crystal knowledge an advantage.Email resume to: emma@crystalcastle.com.au by 30.07.13GAIA RETREAT & SPACASUAL CHEF, WAITSTAFF,ROOM ATTENDANTSGaia Retreat & Spa is currently recruiting for theirretreat located in the Byron Bay Hinterland.CHEF Fully qualified chef with minimum 3 yrs experience Passionate about creating healthy spa cuisine andan ability to deal with special dietary needs Comfortable working alone with a keen eye for detail Flexibility with covering breakfast, lunch and dinnershifts as requiredWAITSTAFF Committed to providing exceptional wait andcustomer service Thorough work ethic with attention to detail Available to work nights and weekendsROOM ATTENDANTS Well-presented and conscientious Attention to detail essential Previous experience an advantageAll resumes to: leanne@gaiaretreat.com.auSUCCULENT CAFE requires an exp fulltimechef/cook. Please email resume:maree_patrick@yahoo.com or drop inperson at 3/8 Byron St. Only successfulcandidates will be contactedBYRON BAY CARERS NEEDED 2temporary live-in positions. Cookingand light house cleaning, plus a weeklyincome. Regular team meetings included.Drivers licence essential. Awareness ofthe 12-step program. Current First Aidcertificate an advantage. ABN required.Please email info@bimedicine.com.auWANTED QUIET accommodation,organic meals, Mullum area. 66845384Last ChanceEnrol Now!Looking for a rewarding career and great lifestyle on NSW’s beautiful North Coast?Position Term Salary Enquiries Closing DateWork Health &Safety OfficerAdministrationOfficer35 hpw (FT)3 year fi xedterm contract35 hpw (FT)Temporary up to12 months$61K – $71Kper annum$45K – $52Kper annumShannonMcKelvey02 6626 7150Vicki Viel02 6626 7065Benefits include 9.25% superannuation, education and training support andan attractive packaging scheme. The job information package is availableon Council’s website at www.byron.nsw.gov.au or phone 02 6626 7145.Byron Shire Council is an EEO employer and committed to the principles of workplace diversityTEACHING POSITION K-6GENERALIST PRIMARY TEACHERThe Sathya Sai Primary School,Murwillumbah (NSW) invitesNSW approved K-6, Generalist teachersfor a temporary full-time contractposition commencing from1 August 2013 (Term 3).Applicants must view school websitewww.sathyasaischoolaust.org/index.phpfor selection criteria and process.Please send applications to:The Principal, PO Box 705,Murwillumbah NSW 2484 or emailprincipal@sathyasai.nsw.edu.auApplications close Monday 29 July 2013Want to work inChild Care?Get Qualified By Christmas!Certificate III inChildren’s Services (CHC30712)-- Starts 29th July 2013 --Limited placesDon’t wait - call now! 02 6684 3374PURCHASING OFFICERPURCHASING DEPARTMENTBased in Byron Bay, Spanline Australia is the national head office for theSpanline Home Additions group.This part time position is primarily responsible for assisting with: Processing of customer sales/purchase orders and updating data intoFinancial Database. Ability to effectively communicate with customers and suppliers. Weekly Report on stock levels. Assist with end of month procedures as directed. Assist with rolling stock takes. Filing of all purchasing and customer sales documentation. General administrative support for the Purchasing and Finance sections. Reception/phone cover and support. Effective contribution and participation in the team environment.The successful applicant will be proficient in Microsoft Office including Excel.Effective communication skills both verbal and written and have the abilityto learn new skills and software easily and be interested in a career within abusiness environment.Above Award Wage.Apply in writing to: Katie DaviesSpanline Australia Administration ManagerPO Box 1006, BYRON BAY NSW 2481Or email to kdavies@spanline.com.auApplications close 30th July 2013.www.spanline.com.auCASUALPIZZA CHEFWoodfired OvenApprox 30 hours per week for the right person.Must have at least 2 years experience and be availableto work nights and weekends.Drop resume in or email toinfo@byronbayentertainment.comLocals are encouraged to apply. Tel 6685 64549.00am Monday12 August 20134.00pm Friday2 August 2013WORK WANTEDLOCAL GUYS 20yrs exp landscaping,gardens & lawns, paving, tiling, ute. Jobsunder $1100. Phone 0432401334THE ORIGINALChimney SweepYour chimney needs tobe cleaned once a year. – FIREPLACE –INSTALLATION & REPAIRS6688 43750405 350 682North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 45BE WISEBE SAFE

HOME CLEANER attention to detail,ABN. Phone 0421990724Window Cleaner20 yrs exp. Ph Tony 0429948662DECKS, PERGOLAS all carpentry needs.Under $1100. Free quotes. 0427196962HANDYMAN maintenance repairs, renos,painting, gardening. I do it all & take therubbish away. $25/h. 0488288838TUITION Eva will be back from Europe on 29 Julywww.languagetuitionbyron.com.au Qualified experienced tutor, all levels.Ph Kerry 0431849746 Qualified teacher, 20 yrs experienceAll levels, grades 4 to HSC.Phone or text Andrew 0413294982 Lessons young beginners. Ph 66872511MUSICAL NOTES rehearsals,recording & PA hire. Ph 66808938 Restorer, repairer & retailer since 1981.Ph Dr Fred Cole 0412216019 orwww.specialtypianos.com.au Model V Grand Piano,Brazilian Rosewood case, professionallyrestored with new action, strings, tuningpins & re-crowned sound-board. Originalivory key tops. Beautiful warm rich tone,$35,000. Phone 0412216019 Tuner for Planet Music, Studio 301 &SAE College. R. Barkley. 0422221116www.reubenbarkleypianotuning.com.au for over 50s. Wed 12.30 $15. 66844215Does your bandneed a music clip?Contact Sideways Films.Unique, creative music clipsare our speciality!www.sidewaysfilms.com.au0418 748 964T REX ‘TONEBUG’EFFECT PEDALSAll at less than halfrec retail price! $89 $119 $99 $95 $129 $99. Electronic, Electro Harmonix andRadial pedals in stock.Online prices, in-store service.The Old Norco Building144 Jonson St, across from Mitre 10Phone 02 6685 7333byronmusic.com.aufacebook.com/byronmusicshopIN MEMORIAMDr SureshRananavareFondly remembered & missed.Rapley, Windsor & Hudson Families The time has flown by Yanni since youleft. Can’t say that it is getting easier.There are so many things we miss, yourlaugh, your sense of humour but youare always around us.In the blue butterfly, the wedgtail eagle.You are our beautiful memory and willalways be missed.Shine on beautiful boy.Love from Ba-ba, Mum, Eleyna, Papou,YiaYia, Manoli, Niko, Leo and everyonewho ever knew you.CHURCH NOTICES (Evangelical and Reformed)Meeting Sundays 10.30am followed bylunch. 66846154 for detailsRev Grant Tieman(An affiliate of CongregationalFellowship of Australia)LOST & FOUND Prescription glasses in Neopremeblack zip case. Reddish frames, SouthGolden, Muli Muli Ave. 0418666777 walking stick at Dalley St onTuesday by an elderly lady. Needed badly.Phone 66851162PERSONAL grounded consciousworking man 40+ for gentle sexualityproject. Please send bio/facebook profileto: adcopy222@gmail.comPETSCOMPANION ANIMALS WELFARE INC.LOLLYLittle Lolly hasbeen throughmore in hershort life thanmost. 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If you think Dinois the boy for you, you’d better hurry...Foxy gents like him are irresistible!To meet Dino & his pals, visit theCat Adoption Centre at 124 DalleySt, Mullumbimby.Open: Tues 2.30-4.30pm,Thurs 3-5pm,Sat 10-12 noon.Call AWL 6684 4070.PETS FOR LIFE ANIMAL SHELTERYoung Sylvester wonders what ahuman would expect whenlooking for a cat friend.Good looking for sure! Sylvesterscores on that one (you have tosmile when you look atSylvester), as he does on theother special qualities.Funny and friendly to people andother cats. Soft and cuddly,affectionate and on top ofeverything else he is a“character”. His black sisterTweety is also waiting for a home.All cats are desexed,vaccinated and microchipped.Please make an appointment0403 533 589 Billinudgelpetsforlifeanimalshelter.org on breeders’ terms. Ph 66776222 orprefer email: ccatchers@gmail.com Loving devoted friendI miss you buddy,Every year manythousand unwanted catsand dogs are born topets that haven’t beendesexed. 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Safer Learner Drivercourse on offerThe new Safer Learner DriverCourse introduced statewidein July this year reduces thenumber of supervised logbookhours a learner drivermust complete from 120 to100. STEER, a local youth safetransport project auspiced bythe Byron Youth Service, hasbeen accredited to provide thecourse in Byron Shire.Local firefighter and STEERproject coordinator, Phil Preston,says the course is a welcomeinitiative and will reducethe number of car crashes involvingyouth and create saferdrivers.‘Firefighters witnessfirsthand the devastating effectcar crashes have on familiesand communities,’ saysMr Preston. ‘Research showsresilience-based programs canreduce the risk of a youth havinga car crash by almost 50per cent.’The course has been developedspecifically for younglearner drivers and involvestwo modules. Module one isa three-hour facilitated groupdiscussion on how to managerisks on the road. Module twois a two-hour in-vehicle coachingsession to help learnerdrivers practice a range of safedriving behaviours.‘The course helps learnerdrivers identify potentiallyrisky situations and offersstrategies to avoid them,’ saysMr Preston. ‘Our aim is foryoung drivers to choose safeoptions.’Courses will be held weeklyin the northern rivers. Fordates and bookings visit www.steerproject.org.au or call Philon 0414 809 330.Each degree of global warming mightultimately raise global sea levels by morethan two metres, says study in PNAS15/7/2013: Greenhouse gasesemitted today will cause sea levelto rise for centuries to come.Each degree of global warmingis likely to raise sea level bymore than two metres in thefuture, a study now publishedin the American Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciencesshows.While thermal expansion ofthe ocean and melting mountainglaciers are the most importantfactors causing sea-levelchange today, the Greenlandand Antarctic ice sheets willbe the dominant contributorswithin the next two millennia,according to the findings. Halfof that rise might come from iceloss in Antarctica which is currentlycontributing less than 10per cent to global sea-level rise.‘CO2, once emitted by burningfossil fuels, stays an awfullylong time in the atmosphere,’says Anders Levermann, leadauthor of the study and researchdomain co-chair at thePotsdam Institute for ClimateImpact Research. ‘Consequently,the warming it causes alsopersists.’Out of balanceThe oceans and ice sheets areslow in responding, simply becauseof their enormous mass,which is why observed sea-levelrise is now measured in millimetresper year. ‘The problemis: once heated out of balance,they simply don’t stop,’ saysLevermann.The study is the first to combineevidence from early Earth’sclimate history with comprehensivecomputer simulationsusing physical models of allfour major contributors tolong-term global sea-level rise.During the 20th century, sealevel rose by about 0.2 metres,and it is projected to riseby significantly less than twometres by 2100 even for thestrongest scenarios considered.At the same time, past climaterecords, which average sealeveland temperature changesover a long time, suggest muchhigher sea levels during periodsof Earth’s history that werewarmer than present.The international team ofscientists used data from sedimentsfrom the bottom of thesea and ancient raised shorelinesfound on various coastlinesaround the world.‘Confident’‘The Antarctic computersimulations were able to simulatethe past five million yearsof ice history, and the othertwo ice models were directlycalibrated against observationaldata – which in combinationmakes the scientists confidentthat these models are correctlyestimating the future evolutionof long-term sea-level rise,’ saysPeter Clark, a paleo-climatologistat Oregon State Universityand co-author on the study.If global mean temperaturerises by four degrees comparedto pre-industrial times, theAntarctic ice sheet will contributeabout 50 per cent ofsea-level rise over the next twomillennia.‘Continuous sea-level riseis something we cannot avoidunless global temperatures godown again,’ concludes Levermann.‘Sea-level rise might be slowon time scales on which weelect governments, but it is inevitableand therefore highlyrelevant for almost everythingwe build along our coastlines,for many generations to come.’ Article: Levermann, A., Clark,P., Marzeion, B., Milne, G., Pollard,D., Radic, V., Robinson,A. (2013): The multimillennialsea-level commitment of globalwarming. Proceedings of theNational Academy of Sciences(early online edition) [DOI:10.1073/pnas.1219414110].46 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

SportCasino no place to go if you can’t afford to loseStory & photo John CampbellFor a while there, the MullumbimbyGiants were beginningto look like an outside chanceof figuring in the NRRRLplay-offs. Following a disastrous2012 and a shaky startto 2013, coach Troy Johnstonehad guided his boys to thecusp of an unlikely spot in thetop five. It all came to a shatteringend on a sunny winter’sarvo at Queen Elizabeth Parklast Sunday when the CasinoCougars gave the blue-andgoldsa 49–16 hiding.It was one of those gamesin which everything wentright for the home side whileall was reduced to ashes forthe visitors. Not that luck hadanything to do with it, and, togive credit where it’s due, theGiants were poor, the Cougarsexcellent.Mullum were away to acracking start when GrantCook surged into the Cougars’twenty after he’d cleaned-up akick charge-down. In the ensuingset, young butter-blondsecond-rower Todd Arthurbacked up some probingrunning by Dan Woods andTim Abbott to stroll over and,with Woods’s conversion, theGiants were ahead 6–0. Unfortunately,it didn’t take longfor things to go horribly awry.Casino’s custodian tooka bomb and, from nothing,sent his half-back on aneighty-metre dash to the line.The Cougars’ number seven,David Briggs, a spindlyleggedbut tough little Kooriwith a ton of pace, produceda whale of a game. He and histall, Sutton-like number-sixhad a hand in all of Casino’snine tries.Hatz by the green in MullumAfter a slow, wet year, theMullumbimby Golf Club hasstruggled: the ladies of theclub are arriving hat in handto help raise funds to supportthe club.Hatz by the Green is welcomingto members andguests. This is an opportunityto frock up and come to theclub for what is sure to be afun morning. The ever popularEllen Briggs will MC for theevent and there will be a fashionparade, featuring Sue M’sboutique and MeMe clothing.There will be raffles, prizesfor best dressed and besthat; also a lucky door prize,but if you can’t find a suitablehat fear not! Cindy fromHatz by the Sea will be onhand with a beautiful display,also available for hire. Localcompany Madura Tea arealso sponsors and there willbe a beautiful High Tea displayby Mullum InStyle living.The Giants’ captain Dan Molenaar charges into the Cougars’ defence at Casino on Sunday.Play was halted for a whilewhen an elderly touchiehad to be replaced after hisgroin packed it in, but thebreak favoured the homeside. Upon the resumptionGet a table of eight togetherand come along, Mondaythey spread the ball fromone wing to the other withcrisp, accurate passing thatallowed them to easily skirtMullum’s defensive line. Employingthe principle that saysLocal derby captains: Mullum– Under 18s AaronWalker, Reggies’ Brian Woodsand A Grade Dan Molenaarand Byron A Grade RyanO’Connell, Reggies’ ReeceEgan and Under 18s JacobCarter. The captains met onneutral territory at the halfwaypoint on the Tyagarahoverpass for a snapshot. Agreat day of local footy beginson Sunday at Red DevilPark from noon.– Photo Eve JefferyAugust 5 for a fun morning –Bookings essential, 6684 2273.when something works, youkeep doing it until it doesn’t,Casino cashed in on themetres gained by their biggerforwards and dominantfive-eighth by consistentlysending it wide. In quick timeit was 28–6 and the Giants,guilty of far too much ineffectivetackling and lousy ballcontrol, were starting to resemblethe Australian cricketersat Lord’s – which is tosay, they were rooted.The second forty startedin much the same way as thefirst. Mullum applied earlypressure but when opportunitypresented itself theysurrendered possession withill-considered or misdirectedpasses. The Cougars, lappingup their opponents’ knockons,displayed overwhelmingenthusiasm and neverfailed to take advantage ofwhat came their way. Kickinga field-goal to make it 39–6was a contemptuous appraisalof the visitors and Mullum,gritty to the end, struck backwith true spirit.Lightweight winger ZacDocking notched a try and,after a barnstorming lead-upby Jake ‘Cobar’ Francisco andRobbie ‘Crazy’ Goodacre,Aaron ‘the Mo’ Cook crossedunder the sticks.In the prelim, the Giants,who always produce a toughUnder 18s outfit, registeredan impressive 22–10 victoryto keep alive their semishopes.Mullumbimby will nowneed to re-group for thisSunday’s local derby againstByron Bay at Red Devil Park.You can rest assured that theywill. Be there for what is alwaysan intense battle.LEVEL 2 COACH2010/2011 Australian Ranking 72-85COACHINGSUFFOLK PARK& MULLUMBIMBY.REACH YOURGOALS SOONER!Private coaching$50 per hourGREAT OFFER FOR KIDS TENNISGroup lessons - $10/hr.Weekly payment per lesson.DON’T NEED LESSONS?Looking for a hitting partner?$30 per hour on request.Ph Steve 0412 731 814 / 6684 1526OUR TIDE CHART AND MARKET GUIDEHAVE MOVED THIS WEEK TO PAGE 41SPORTS RESULTS ARE POSTED ONLINEEACH WEEK IN ECHONETDAILYFind them on the sport page or go straight to this link:http://echonetdaily.echo.net.au/sportsresults2807North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 47

Sport sport@echo.net.auwww.byron.nsw.gov.auGort a winner on the GoldyLocal tennis coach StephenGort and his doubles partnerRoss Taylor, from Southport,recently took out the prestigiousGold Coast Bruce LyntonBMW Open Men’s Doubles finalwith a 6–3, 0–6, 10–4 win.The pair beat Ryan Simmonsand Robert Stirling totake out top place.Stephen, whose Australianranking reached as high as 72in recent years, has coachedsome of the top junior playersfrom both the Gold Coastand Byron Shire.Stephen has been livingon the Gold Coast but he hasreturned to his home town ofMullum where he will continuecoaching.Geckos school Swingers in Shand SeriesBrian MolletAfter a week of wretchedweather the clouds partedon Sunday to reveal LomathOval inviting, glisteningand slightly moist, like a supermodel’slips, and hipstercricketers the Suffolk Swingersand the eclectic Geckosgathered and ready to givethe turf a little kiss.The toss was unrecordedin the famous invisible scorebookbut must have takenplace as the Suffolk lads racedout into the field where Levi(1–7) and Luke (1–4) weresharper than the razor wireround a detention centre withthe new ball.Three catches to BarneyClose game for BabesThe Brunswick Heads Babessoccer girls had not playedfor a month because of wetweather, holidays and a bye.Had the girls lost any matchfitness? The last time theyplayedPottsville they lost 5–1.Zoe led the team out ona beautiful Sunday morning.The first 15 minutes werevery tight – the game flowingend to end, both sides havingchances.A well-worked movefound striker Isabelle inspace with the ball. She tookon the defence and dribbledpast them, on the edge of thepenalty area, and drilled a lowhard shot past the goalkeeperinto the back of the net.One–nil to the Babes.Pottsville responded fromrestart of play. They attackeddown the right side with onlyZoe to beat, but she slippedon the soft ground, and theopposition striker struck intothe net 1–1 on half time.Pottsville came out in thesecond half with all guns blazing,but the Babes managedto slot ball home 2–1 Babes.With only 10 minutes to goPottsville kept attacking andsoon equalised and werehungry to be the winner. Theopposition mounted anotherattack. The ball found theirstriker only two metres fromgoal, and she hammered ashot.With only a minute to goBrunswick attacked the opponents’goal but luck wasnot on our side. Full-timescore Pottsville 3 – Brunswick2. All the girls played well.Win Titans tickets!The Echo has three double passes to give awayto this weekend’s Titans V Rabbitohs game onSaturday evening at Skilled Park.Simply answer the question:Which South Sydney captain played agrand final with a broken jaw?Email your answer to: sport@echo.net.au to go inthe draw. Winners will be announced on Thursdayin Echonetdaily – www.echonetdaily.net.aubehind the stumps had theSwingers on top early butVinnie began to bully anythingshort to the boundary,and when he was joined bythe sensible Ross the runs beganto pile up like money in acasino’s basement.A quick flurry of footworkand a couple of waves of thebat and Anthony had joinedVinny and Ross in the sheds,unbeaten.Owen and young fellowJaden bowled well in the lastovers but the damage was alreadydone, the Geckos pilingon 171.James then ripped the newball out of the cellophane, bisectingswingers opener Carlwith a searing off-cutter andthen having success with aball he calls ‘the Sharipova’,where he lets out a huge gruntbut there isn’t much pace onthe result.Splendour Community HotlinePhone: 1300 651 097Local residents with parking, noise or litter concernsduring the festival weekend should contact thehotline and a Community Response Team will besent to assist. The Hotline will be in operation from10am Wednesday 24 July to 5pm Monday 29July. Residents can also email:community@splendourinthegrass.comByron Shire Council RangersIf you have a concern about parking in neighbouringtowns, call Byron Shire Rangers on 6626 7107Monday to Friday (8.30am to 4.30pm) andemergency after hours on 6622 7022.In the event of a life threatening emergency,call 000 (police, fire and ambulance).www.byron.nsw.gov.auAt the other end Ali snakedin sliding curveballs and ittook until the fifth over forthe scorer’s pen to so much astwitch. Barney (19) and Owenheld out for a while but theGeckos were snaring everythinglike a pod of farmersfriends on a wooly sock, Vinnydiving around the coversand Saint Seymour somehowgetting all ten thumbs arounda caught and bowled. In theend only Chi’s face-saving 23,while Jaden gamely held upone end, guided the shakenSwingers to a flaccid 77.Top votes in the SaffronShand good sport award,thanks to the Court HouseHotel, went to Owen of theSwingers and Anthony of theGeckos.Next week in the NSM,Main Arm take on the LeftBankers in the clash of thehillbillies.COUNCIL CONTACT DETAILSCouncil administration centre 6626 7000Opening hours: Front counter 9.00am to 4.00pmSwitchboard: 8.30am to 4.30pmEmailcouncil@byron.nsw.gov.auWebwww.byron.nsw.gov.auEmergency after hours 6622 7022Works Depot 6685 9300Resident parking stickers Fax: 6684 3018Sportsfield information line 6626 7111SES Controller 6684 3444Rural Fire Service 6684 3662Myocum Waste & Recycling Centre 6684 1870Community Access Points: Documents on exhibition are availablefor review at the Council Administration Centre (Mullumbimby),Bangalow Post Office, Chincogan Real Estate Ocean Shores, SuffolkBeachfront Holiday Park and Brunswick Heads Library.CALLS FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTERESTWork Health and Safety Assessments for ByronShire Volunteer Tourism Pilot ProgramByron Shire Council is seeking expressions of interest fromindividuals or organisations to undertake work health and safetyassessments for the Byron Shire Volunteer Tourism Pilot Program.Applicants should be suitably qualified and experienced in workhealth and safety assessments and address the specification andcriteria outlined in the request for detailed quotation document. The‘request for detailed quotation’ is available on Council’s website atwww.byron.nsw.gov.au/expressions-of-interest.Expressions of interest close: Friday 2 August 2013Enquiries: Sarah Workman 6626 7170 or Joanne McMurtry02 6626 7316Development of Creative Artwork for AlcoholEducation CampaignByron Shire Council is seeking expressions of interest fromindividuals or organisations to develop the creative artwork for analcohol education campaign.Council was successful in obtaining a NSW Crime Prevention Grantin May 2013, based on implementing actions from the Byron ShireSafer Community Compact. The alcohol education campaign isaimed at both visitors and residents in an effort to reduce alcoholrelatedcrime in Byron Bay. The ‘request for detailed quotation’is available on Council’s website at www.byron.nsw.gov.au/expressions-of-interest.Expressions of interest close: Friday 2 August 2013Enquiries: Joanne McMurtry 02 6626 7316Artwork Commission for ‘Kick Wall’ at ByronRegional Sport and Cultural ComplexByron Shire Council is seeking expressions of interest fromindividuals or organisations to undertake an artwork commissionfor the Kick Wall at the Byron Regional Sport and Cultural Complex.Artists need to consider Council’s Public Art Policy and Public ArtGuidelines and Criteria. The request for detailed quotation documentoutlines the information required to assess expressions of interestand the process for selecting a successful artist. The ‘request fordetailed quotation’ is available on Council’s website at www.byron.nsw.gov.au/expressions-of-interest.Expressions of interest close: Friday 9 August 2013Enquiries: Joanne McMurtry 02 6626 7316Submissions for all of the above Expressions of Interest shouldbe in writing addressing the scope of works and addressed to theGeneral Manager, Byron Shire Council, PO Box 219 Mullumbimby2482 or sent by email to council@byron.nsw.gov.au.Please note: The canvassing of Councillors or Council staff inrelation to this tender will automatically result in disqualification ofoffending tenderers.AMENDMENT TO FEES AND CHARGES 2013/2014Byron Bay Library Exhibition SpaceAdditional Artist Commission ChargeCouncil at its Ordinary Meeting held on 27 June 2013, resolvedto place on public exhibition for a period no less than 28 days thefollowing amendment to the 2013/2014 Fees and Charges withregard to the hire of Byron Bay Library Exhibition space: during an exhibitionSubmissions should be in writing and addressed to the GeneralManager, Byron Shire Council, PO Box 219 Mullumbimby 2482or sent by email to submissions@byron.nsw.gov.au . Emailedsubmissions to this address only will be acknowledged.Submissions close: Friday 9 August 2013Enquiries: Greg Ironfield 02 6626 7217Submissions will be made public in accordance with Schedule 1Part 3 Clause 1(a)(vi) within Schedule 5 Part 2 of the GIPA 2009Regulations as applicable including both the substance of thesubmission and the identity of the author. For assistance with thisplease call Council’s Records Coordinator on 02 6626 7113.48 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

oByron Shire COUNCIL NOTICESwww.byron.nsw.gov.auENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING & ASSESSMENT (EP&A) ACT(SECTION 101 EP&A ACT 1979 AND CLAUSE 124EP&A REGULATIONS 2000)Development Applications DeterminedThe following development consents, together with any conditionsimposed may be inspected free of charge at Council’s administrationcentre during ordinary office hours. The validity of these consentscannot be questioned in any legal proceeding except thosecommenced in the Land & Environment Court by any person within3 months of this notice.APPLICATIONS APPROVED10.2013.272.1 – MULLUMBIMBY43 Morrison Avenue (Lot 10 DP 35827)Relocated dwelling10.2013.211.1 – MULLUMBIMBY34 Garden Avenue (Lot 19 DP 710480)Swimming pool and 1.8m front fence10.2013.301.1 – HAYTERS HILL319 Bangalow Road (Lot 2 DP 1117232)Tree removal three trees and tree lopping – one tree10.2012.55.2 – BYRON BAY36 Cowper Street (Lot 19 Sec 30 DP 758207)Design amendments to existing dwelling, staging of the constructionworks and increase height of front fence to 1.5m (Dual occupancy(including alterations and additions to existing dwelling))10.2013.292.1 – BYRON BAY56 Ruskin Street (Lot 8 Sec 50 DP 758207)Retaining wall10.2013.303.1 – OCEAN SHORES10 Barkala Court (Lot 3042 DP 249562)Removal of 31 trees and palms10.2013.302.1 – BYRON BAY7/1-5 Keats Street (Lot 7 DP 285794)Tree removal – three trees10.2011.121.2 – FEDERAL9/19 Teak Road (Lot 9 DP 286288)S96 – to amend the design and location of the dwelling (singlestorey dwelling and swimming pool)10.2013.148.1 – OCEAN SHORES3 Yalla Kool Drive (Lot 1187 DP 243480)Construct secondary dwelling and garage, hard stand area andretaining wall10.2013.312.1 – MULLUMBIMBY60 Stuart Street (Road Reserve)Street signage for business (under awning)10.2013.263.1 – BANGALOW25 Palm-Lily Crescent (Lot 79 DP 1153084)Use of unauthorized ensuite10.2013.123.1 – MULLUMBIMBY16 Dalley Street (Lot 33 DP 5046)Demolition of existing building and construction of a single storeydwelling, attached double garage and plunge poolENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING & ASSESSMENT ACT, 1979PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONSThe following development applications have been received by ByronShire Council and may be viewed at the Council administrationcentre during ordinary offi ce hours.For further information on making a submission please refer tothe factsheet ‘Making a submission on a development application’available at council or on line at www.byron.nsw.gov.au/submissions-on-development-applications.There are also requirements in relation to the disclosure or politicalgifts and donations. Refer to Council’s website to satisfy yourselfthat you are complying with your disclosure obligations priorto lodging a submission http://www.byron.nsw.gov.au/politicaldonations.Please quote the development application and property descriptionwhen making a submission.EXHIBITION CLOSES 29 JULY 201310.2013.291.1 – POSSUM CREEK2 Goninan Place (Lot 3 DP 854691)Harley Graham Architects: Secondary dwelling, double garage, pooland cabana and farm shed10.2013.295.1 – MULLUMBIMBY45 Queen Street (Lot 62 DP 856020)Mr C J Mills: Subdivision to create three residential lots and onerural lot10.2013.297.1 – BYRON BAY19 Bangalow Road (Lot 3 DP 18567)Mr P Houlahan: Secondary dwelling and front fenceEXHIBITION CLOSES 5 AUGUST 201310.2011.326.2 – BYRON BAY16 and 18 Oogeroo Gardens (Lot 4 & 5 DP 1168249)Pamio Pty Limited: S96 – modify development consent to includeconstruction of a retaining wall on the boundary between adjoininglots (dual occupancy)10.2013.305.1 – BYRON BAY5/8 Jonson Street (Lots 1 & 2 DP 716690)Mr E Ramsay: Alterations and additions to existing commercialbuilding including new awnings and part change of use from shopto restaurant10.2013.304.1 – BRUNSWICK HEADS3 Newberry Parade (Lot 243 DP 755692)Green Future Investments Pty Ltd: Minor alterations to a residentialfl at building10.2013.310.1 – MULLUMBIMBYMullumbimby Road (Lot 8 DP 809341)Mr A M Mckenzie: Amenities building associated with existing campgroundEXHIBITION CLOSES 14 AUGUST 20135.1987.208.3 – BYRON BAYBayshore Drive (Lots 7 to 11 DP 243218 and Lot 1 DP 780243)North Byron Beach Resort Pty Ltd: S96 – (2) modifi cationincorporating design modernisation and reconstruction of 75 cabinsincluding slight modifi cation to their location and footprints (touristfacility)REQUEST FOR TENDER NO: 2013-22Hire or Purchase of a Landfill Gas Utilisation Plant for the Myocum Landfi ll and Expansionof the Gas Collection SystemByron Shire Council (Council) invites tenders from suitably qualifi edorganisations or persons to:a) Supply and Install a Landfill Gas (LFG) Utilisation Plant (either aFlare or LFG Engine with Power Generation) and an ongoing repairand maintenance agreement including the LFG Collection SystemMaintenance under one of the following purchasing options:Option 1 – Council purchases the LFG Utilisation Plant andenters into a Plant and LFG Gas Collection System (GCS)maintenance, monitoring and repair contract for an initial periodof 5 years with the option to extend for a further fi ve 12 monthperiods; orOption 2 – Council hires the LFG Utilisation Plant and enters intoa Plant and GCS maintenance, monitoring and repair contract foran initial period of 5 years with the option to extend for a furtherfive 12 month periods; andb) Expand the existing GCS through the supply, installation andcommissioning of new LFG collection wells and associatedpipe work and connection to the existing GCS to improve LFGcollection efficiencies.Details of the proposed contract and the requirements of thesuccessful tenderer under it are set out in the Tender Documentationreferred to below.Tender documents may be obtained by contacting Tenderlink atwww.tenderlink.com/byron. There is no cost for the access of thedocuments from this site. If you experience diffi culties accessing thewebsite, please call the Tenderlink helpdesk on 1800 233 533.Council invites any person willing to fulfi l the requirements of theproposed contract to submit a tender to Council by the deadlinespecifi ed in this advertisement and in accordance with the TenderDocuments referred to above.A compulsory site inspection will be held at 10:00am Wednesday 31July 2013 at the Myocum Waste and Recycling Facility, The ManseRoad, Myocum NSW.Tenders close: 2.00pm Monday 19 August 2013Enquiries: Lloyd Isaacson 02 6626 7084Please note: The canvassing of Councillors or Council staff in relationto this tender will disqualify tenderers from the tender process.NOTICE OF PROPOSED ROAD NAMESTALLOWOOD RIDGE ESTATEByron Shire Council announces that the following names areproposed for roads within the Council boundaries:1) Parakeet Place and2) Corella CrescentLocality: MullumbimbyBackground: These names were proposed by the developer.Reason: The road names are required for the new roadsproposed in a subdivision currently underconstruction.Location: As defined on the map below with Parakeet Placeproposed for Road 3 and Corella Crescent proposedfor Road 4 in the Tallowood Ridge Estate.Written submissions on the proposed names may be made to ByronShire Council within 14 days of the date of this notice. Submissionscan be provided by post to: General Manager, Byron Shire Council,PO Box 219 Mullumbimby 2482 or email: submissions@byron.nsw.gov.au. Emailed submissions to this address only will beacknowledged.Enquiries: Jeff Begovic 02 6626 7158Submissions will be made public in accordance with Schedule 1Part 3 Clause 1(a)(vi) within Schedule 5 Part 2 of the GIPA 2009Regulations as applicable including both the substance of thesubmission and the identity of the author. For assistance with thisplease call Council’s Records Coordinator on 02 6626 7113.PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF DCP 2010 CHAPTER 17 –‘PUBLIC EXHIBITION AND NOTIFICATION OFDEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS’Council resolved at the Ordinary Meeting held on 27 June 2013 toplace the draft Byron Shire Development Control Plan 2010 Chapter17 – ‘Public Exhibition and Notification of Development Applications’on public exhibition for a period of 28 days. The draft DevelopmentControl Plan is placed on public exhibition from 17 July 2013 to13 August 2013, and is available for viewing between 9.00am and4.00pm within the foyer of Council’s Administration Building locatedat Station Street, Mullumbimby, and on Council’s website at www.byron.nsw.gov.au/public-exhibition.Submissions with respect to the draft can be made in writing andaddressed to the General Manager, Byron Shire Council, PO Box219, Mullumbimby 2482, or sent by email to submissions@byron.nsw.gov.au.If no submissions are received to the draft Byron Shire DevelopmentControl Plan 2010 Chapter 17 – ‘Public Exhibition and Notificationof Development Applications’, it will become adopted on 19 August2013.Submissions close: Tuesday 13 August 2013Enquiries: Joe Davidson 02 6626 7021Submissions will be made public in accordance with Schedule 1Part 3 Clause 1(a)(vi) within Schedule 5 Part 2 of the GIPA 2009Regulations as applicable including both the substance of thesubmission and the identity of the author. For assistance with thisplease call Council’s Records Co-ordinator on 02 6626 7113.Subscribe to Council’s electronic newsletters at www.byron.nsw.gov.au/newslettersNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 49

THE BYRON SHIREnetdailyechonetdaily.net.auByron Bay 02 6685 5222Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777adcopy@echo.net.auComprehensivelycovering the NSW FarNorth Coastinside.Land Sales signal slow homebuilding recovery: HIAProperty In Focus p52Business Directory 50Auctions & Inspections p55The latest HIA-rpdata ResidentialLand Report provided by theHousing Industry Association(http://hia.com.au/) is signallingonly modest improvements in newhome building activity in 2013.‘From a very low base in2011, residential land sales havedisplayed only modest upward momentum,a trend reinforced by the4.3 per cent increase observable forthe March 2013 quarter,’ said HIAchief economist Harley Dale.‘The March quarter updatesignals we are moving in the rightdirection, but as a key leading indicatorland sales suggest the magnitudeof a first-stage new homebuilding recovery will fall short ofwhat the economy requires.ECHO PROPERTY BUSINESS DIRECTORYMAX EXPOSURENPCBUYING and SELLING REAL ESTATEYou need an alternative legal specialistNOW IN TOWNNP CONVEYANCINGWe are here to help AND we’ll save you moneyPHONE 6685 7436FOR A QUOTENP CONVEYANCING2/75 Jonson Street Byron Bay 2481Ph: (02) 6685 7436 Fax: (02) 6685 7221 Lic No 1041865Selling Your Home?Want a Full Agency or Private Sale option?Want a Fixed or Performance Fee option?Y u Decide!After all, it’s your home.INVESTMENT, FAMILY HOMEOR REFINANCE...Now interest rates have dropped, arrange anOBLIGATION FREE mortgage health check. Are you gettingthe best loan package? If I can’t fi nd you a better deal I’llsimply tell you. You have nothing to lose and everything togain. Give me a call or email and contact Russel Shaw.Russel Shaw6680 80450412 833 280rshaw@acceptancefinance.com.auwww.acceptancefinance.com.auFreecall on1300 002 003‘At this juncture, any clearimproving trends are limited toNew South Wales and WesternAustralia. WA is the only state tohave achieved clear and consistentimprovements in residential landsales over the past 18 months.‘Land prices, however, continueto find record highs. Sydney andPerth are the country’s two mostexpensive land markets and byquite a margin. It’s no coincidencethat they are the two most highlytaxed residential new home buildingmarkets in the country, owingin large part to excessive taxes andcharges related to land.‘Other capital cities are also witnessingupwards price pressures onserviceable residential land. Ensuringreadily available and affordableland forms a crucial part of thewider policy challenge of addressingthe excessive and inefficient taxand regulatory environment facedby the new home sector.’According to RP Data’s researchdirector Tim Lawless, land salesare broadly starting to head in theright direction; however, affordabilityconstraints may limit the extentof the recovery.‘The consecutive quarterlyincreases in land sales are certainlyencouraging, albeit the rate ofgrowth has slowed from 11.9 percent in the December 2012 quarterto 4.3 per cent in the March 2013quarter,’ Mr Lawless said.‘With the increase in sales, therehas also been a lift in land values;ongoing increases in the value ofland may restrict the extent of therecovery given the already restrictiveland prices in certain regions.‘The increase in land sales is inline with the improving trend insales across the detached houseand unit markets throughout thesecond half of 2012 and early 2013.Lower interest rates are clearlyencouraging broadly improvinghousing market conditions andhopefully this recent momentumcan continue, especially with firsthome buyer incentives now beingdirected specifically at new constructionacross a number of states.’‘Release more land’, says CollyerIn response to HIA’s report, DavidCollyer, campaign manager forProsper Australia (prosper.org.au), claimed residential land prices‘have been bid up by planning restrictions,excessive debt, rampantspeculation, poor infrastructureand our very bad tax laws.‘The HIA is quite correct tobe agitating about Australia’s lowconstruction levels.‘This is a major employment sectorwhose economic importance isbeing highlighted by Treasury andgovernment as the mining investmentboom recedes.‘[HIA’s] pointing to land prices asthe limiting factor should promptgovernment action to release moreland, spend on transport links andboldly reform the tax system.‘Simply removing stamp dutyand funding this by also removingthe principal place of residence exemptionfrom state land tax wouldtransform the equation for bothbuilders and buyers.‘The economic case for this iswell made by Dr Ken Henry inAustralia’s Future Tax System. Itwould usher in an era of universalprosperity and, yes, house building.’50 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

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Make an offer!Property in FocusAbsolutely stunning!Byron Bay10 Oodgeroo GardensLast chance – In town2,221sqm vacant landHuge 2,221sqm vacant landPerfect North aspectRare opportunity to secure a residentialbuilding sitePrivate cul-de-sac locationMotivated vendorLocated 10 minutes’ walk to shops $599,0000417 212 692tfarrell.byronbay@ljh.com.auLJ Hooker Byron Bay6685 7300All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we cannot guaranteeor give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.ljhooker.com.auJust a ten minute walk to shops, views of MtChincogan and exuding a classic 50s charm!Brilliantly restored with beautiful polishedtimber flooring, an original kitchen (so cute)and bathroom!Big bright rooms with high ceilings and slowcombustion fire. Three formal bedrooms plus ahuge sunroom which could be another bedroom,formal lounge, big family/dining area and greatfully fenced yard. Plus fully self containedstudio leased for $270/week till December ifrequired.This is a great family home with the potential of income as a bonus.Call Mark Cochrane Real Estate to inspect (6684 2663) and you’ll be impressed with the productand the price.749.3m2. Just $539,000. Ref 3673Clunes 6 4 1 Pool $845,000 – $885,000TWO HOUSES PLUS STUDIO ON 32 ACRES View Saturday 12-12.30pm0448 272 241QUALITY COUNTRY LIVING STAYEASY 300 Arthur RoadPerched on the high eastern side of Arthur Road, is Corndale 3 1 3 $685,000View Saturday 2-2.30pm0448 272 241Corndale 3 1 2$485,000 – $515,000View Saturday 1-1.30pm0412 296 87252 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

Bangalow22 AUGAUCTIONNEWLISTINGOVERSEAS VENDOR LIQUIDATING ASSET3 1 110 Sansom Street, BANGALOWInspection by appointmentJanice Maple 0401 026 359$535,000NEWLISTINGBENNY’S CREEK FARMCLASSIC COTTAGE, HINTERLAND LIFESTYLE3 1 1GREAT FIRST HOME OR INVESTMENT!!3 1 1186 Eureka Road, EUREKAOpen house Saturday 12 - 12.30pmDuncan Lorimer 0400 844 412Auction 22nd August6pm @ Bangalow Public School Hall22 Granuaille Road, BANGALOWOpen house Saturday 11-11.30amTracey Wild 0411 668 338$475,000NEWLISTINGNEWLISTINGNEWPRICETHE HIDDEN VALLEY - SIMPLY BEAUTIFULVacant Rural Acreage135 Acres of peace & beauty4 2 1Inner Village Living with Rural FeelThe Ideal Village Lifestyle3 2 1ROSEBANKInspection by appointmentGreg Price 0412 871 500 $685,000BANGALOWInspection by appointmentJanice Maple 0401 026 359$685,00023 Parrot Tree Place, BANGALOWOpen house Saturday 10 - 10.30amTracey Wild 0411 668 338$579,000BANGALOW VILLAGE EDGE - NEW LAND RELEASE!Vacant Building LandKeen to sell”3 2 1Sophisticated, Stunning, Stylish!Owner Wants it Sold!4 2 2BANGALOWInspection by appointmentGreg Price 0412 871 500From $270,00066 Rankin Drive, BANGALOWOpen house Saturday 11 - 11.30amJanice Maple 0401 026 359BANGALOWInspection by appointmentTracey Wild 0411 668 338eldersbangalow.com.au The Hinterland Specialists6687 1500North Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 53$695,000$595,000

Auction SaleSaleWork Commitment Forces SaleFederal 85 Lizray RoadCapturing wonderful rural, ocean & lighthouse views, this architecturallydesigned home has been meticulously crafted from rare native timbers.Positioned high on 5 acres & situated in a no through tranquil countryroad taking advantage of the amazing vista and north east aspect. 5 acres, architect designed home with high ceilings, 4 bay shed Wide north east facing alfresco entertaining deck Dual road frontage, fully fenced & ample water supply Easy walk to historic Federal village, 20 min drive to Byron BayRay White Byron Bay3 3 2Sale $825,000Inspect Sat 1.30pm-2.00pmKaye Wilkie 0412 856 208kaye.wilkie@raywhite.comAlli Page 0403 498 648rwbyronbay.comproperty ID 98636202 6685 6222Beautiful Beachfront Byron BayByron Bay 10/39 Lawson StreetSuperbly positioned in the most desired beachfront location, thisbeautifully presented holiday apartment highlights all that Byron Bayhas to offer. Ocean views from all levels Rarely available and well sought after position Modern and well equipped furnishings Extremely popular holiday let with 80% occupancy Main bedroom with ocean views and ensuite Only footsteps to the beach, with no roads to crossRay White Byron Bay3 2 1Sale $1,275,000Inspect by AppointmentDavid Gordon 0418 856 222david.gordon@raywhite.comrwbyronbay.comproperty ID 97980402 6685 6222AuctionOutstanding Beachside Home - “We Love It But It Must Be Sold!”Suffolk Park 28 Alcorn StreetThis beautifully designed beachside residence is situatedon a large 1,177sqm block with sun drenched NE facinglawns allowing room for a family pool.Tallow Beach, easy walk to Suffolk Park Tavern and shopscentre.Ray White Byron Bay Includes separate one bedroom, one bath studio with covered deck Private parent’s retreat with own balcony Natural bushland at rear, walk to the beach Superb home for the entertainer4 3 2AuctionSat Aug 17th 11.00am On SiteMichael Gudgeon 0419 495 494michael.gudgeon@raywhite.comKaye Wilkie 0412 856 208kaye.wilkie@raywhite.comrwbyronbay.comproperty ID 40567002 6685 622254 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire Echo Byron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au

ON THE MARKETSaturday 1-2pmSaturday 11-11.30amMortgagee, 85 Corkwood Crescent Build your own castle Elevated Oceanview Lot Northeast Aspect 770m²Price $435,000.For more information pleasecontact Valerie Williams on0447 006 434 or 6680 8110.Reduced $459,000130 Mill Road, Huonbrook. 1.1ha (approx 2.5acres), 40,000 litretank water Registered and approved waste watertreatment system Cherry hardwood timber floors,covered timber decks Spa bath, slow combustion stove Comfortable, well built family home3 1 2 Magical rainforest locationContact Fiona Crandell0400 418 886 or 02 6684 2615.fiona@promullum.com.au.MullumbimbyCoopers Shoot Family Farm10 Byron Creek Rd, Coopers Shoot. 5.6 acres 2 living areas entertaining decks Air conditioned plus fire place Sparkling swimming pool Creek as boundary Lemon myrtle & fruit trees4 3 2 2 minutes drive to Bangalow townPrice Guide $900,00-950,000.Contact Gail Fuller 0418 441 675.Byron Coastal Real Estate.Saturday 11-11.30amFlamboyant Residence Plus Industrial Sized Workshop2/66 Centennial Cct, Byron Bay. Fully council approved residence Soaring ceilings & intricate stonework Hold band practice or set up an art studio 378sqm residence over two levels 146m² workshop with double heightroller doors Well maintained complex of only two Private elevator or grand staircase entry3 2½ 6+ Alfresco courtyard & private garden spaceForthcoming auction.Brett Connable 0408 155 931.brett.connable@raywhite.com.rwbyronbay.comRural Lifestyle so close to Lennox Head 4 2 299 Ross Lane, Lennox. 5 acres level/undulating NE aspect Elevated picturesque setting Split level brick home with high ceilings Living area opens onto deck with views Includes brick workshop & garden shed Variety of established fruit treesAuction 9.30am onsite SaturdayAugust 24.Frances Hart 0414 802 368.frances.hart@raywhite.com.rwbyronbay.com Large undercover outdoor entertaining 10 mins drive to beach, cafes, shops& school3 Kanandah Court, Ocean ShoresThis much loved family/holiday home isclose to golf course, beaches, shops andmedical centre.Upstairs is a modern kitchen, a meal/breakfast room and a large hexagonshaped lounge/dining room, withcathedral ceiling. Glass sliding doorsopen on to a wrap around verandahwith spectacular views. Also the masterbedroom with robes and ensuite, 3 way4 3 2bathroom and 2nd bedroom with robes.Downstairs are 2 bedrooms with robesand ensuite and living area. Also thelaundry and large storage area. Greatpotential for granny flat.Outside is an in-ground Magnesiumplunge pool with sun baking area andbrushwood fence for privacy.Price $800,000 ONO.Contact Graham on 0422 748 441.OPEN FOR INSPECTIONSBANGALOW REAL ESTATE &BYRON HINTERLAND PROPERTIES591 Friday Hut Road, Possum Creek. Sat 10-10.45am231 Fernleigh Road, Fernleigh. Sat 10.30-11amLot 9 Bentwing Place, Tintenbar. Sat 10.45-11am111 Taylors Road, Eureka. Sat 11.30am-12pm46 Federal Drive, Eureka. Sat 12.30-1pm1566 Bangalow Road, Clunes. Sat 1-2pmELDERS BANGALOW23 Parrot Tree Place, Bangalow. Sat 10-10.30am66 Rankin Drive, Bangalow. Sat 11-11.30am22 Granuaille Road, Bangalow. Sat 11-11.30am186 Eureka Road, Eureka. Sat 12-12.30pmELDERS BANGALOW23 Parrot Tree Place, Bangalow. Sat 10-10.30am66 Rankin Drive, Bangalow. Sat 11-11.30am22 Granuaille Road, Bangalow. Sat 11-11.30am186 Eureka Road, Eureka. Sat 12-12.30pmFIRST NATIONAL BYRON BAY43 Armstrong Street, Suffolk Park. Thu 4.30-5pm &Sat 12-12.30pm63 McGettigans Lane, Ewingsdale. Sat 11-11.30am1 Lagoon Drive, Myocum. Sat 11-11.30am41 Julian Rocks Drive, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.30pm54 Bay Vista Lane, Ewingsdale. Sat 1-1.30pmLJ HOOKER BYRON BAY10 Dehnga Pl, Suffolk Park. Tue 1-1.30pm & Sat 10.30-11am13 Julian Rocks, Byron Bay. Thu 1-1.30pm & Sat 12.30-1pm8/3 Sallywattle Drive, Suffolk Park. Wed 12-12.30pm &Sat 12-12.30pm17 Ribbonwood Place, Byron Bay. Wed 2-2.30pm &Sat 2-2.30pm2/20 Old Bangalow Road, Byron Bay. Sat 12-12.30pmPROFESSIONALS MULLUMBIMBY130 Mill Road, Huonbrook. Sat 1-2pmRAY WHITE BYRON BAY10/39 Lawson Street, Byron Bay. Wed 12.30-1pm4/70 Lawson Street, Byron Bay. Thu & Sat 10am-10.30am28 Alcorn Street, Suffolk Park. Thu 11am-11.30am4/58 Armstrong St, Suffolk Park. Sat 10-10.30am99 Ross Lane, Lennox. Sat 11am-11.45am4/61 Centennial Cct, Byron Bay. Sat 11.30-12pm1/1 Belongil Cres, Byron Bay. Sat 12.30-1pm85 Lizray Road, Federal. Sat 1.30-2pmSCOTT HARVEY REAL ESTATE8 Kings Park Court, Wollongbar. Sat 12-12.30pm569 Boatharbour Road, Eltham. Sat 11-11.30am1494 Bangalow Road, Clunes. Sat 12-12.30 pm300 Arthur Road Corndale. Sat 1-1.30pm275 Arthur Road Corndale. Sat 2-2.30pmAUCTIONSBANGALOW REAL ESTATE &BYRON HINTERLAND PROPERTIESAuction 11am onsite July 27Lot 9, Bentwing Place, Tintenbar.Auction 10am onsite August 10591 Friday Hut Road, Possum Creek.Auction 1pm onsite September 141566 Bangalow Road, ClunesFIRST NATIONAL BYRON BAYAuction 12.30pm onsite Saturday July 2743 Armstrong Street, Suffolk Park. Inspect Thu 4.30-5pm& Sat 12-12.30pmLJ HOOKER BYRON BAYAuction 11am onsite Saturday July 2710 Dehnga Place, Suffolk ParkAuction 1pm onsite Saturday July 2713 Julian Rocks Drive, Byron Bay 1pm onsiteRAY WHITE BYRON BAYAuction 11am onsite Saturday Aug 1728 Alcorn Street, Suffolk Park. Inspect Thu 11am-11.30amAuction 9am onsite Saturday Aug 2499 Ross Lane, Tintenbar/Lennox Head. InspectSat 11am-11.45amNEW LISTINGSELDERS BANGALOWRAY WHITE BYRON BAYquality renovations.suite with full bathroom & large deck.with ocean views.SCOTT HARVEY REAL ESTATE2 houses plus studio on 32 acres, beautiful rural views.ATTENTION AGENTS &PRIVATE SELLERSHave your OpenHouses, Auctions& New Listings here.Email toadcopy@echo.net.auNorth Coast news daily: www.echonetdaily.net.au The Byron Shire Echo July 23, 2013 55

Backlashwww.osushi.com.auByron Bay Woolies Plaza 02 6685 7103Coolangatta Showcase on the Beach 07 5536 5455Broadbeach Oracle North 07 5570 2166Coming EventsExperience HempcreteHands on WorkshopSat 3rd August1 - 5pm workshop $60Solar for BusinessesLunchtime TalkWed 14th August12.15 -1.15pm Free - bring your lunchNatural Wood OilsHands on workshopThurs 22nd Aug10am -12 repeated 6 - 8pm $121 Brigantine St, Byron m 0427 701 653PATIOS &EXTENSIONSWINTER SPECIALFree Counciland Drafting**Available fi rst 5 customers only – Minimum 25m 2 roofThe outdoor lifestyle specialists56 July 23, 2013 The Byron Shire EchoT 02 6687 2881W trueline.net.au1/23 Dudgeons Lane, Bangalownorthernrivers@trueline.net.auLicence # 207223CThe landing of the Falls Festival(fallsfestival.com) atNorth Byron Parklands onNYE might be a welcomeway of lessening the kerfufflein Byron Bay (though Backlashsuspects those who wantto get rat-faced in the Baywill still do so) but it’s unlikelyto draw the admirationof the northern residents.Apparently the move to thatdate comes at the request ofByron mayor Simon Richardson– is it a clever negotiationor a bit rich beforethe impact of Splendour canbe gauged? One hopes theycan think of a better namefor the festival than ‘ByronianFalls’ by the time it rollsaround. How about ‘JonesRoad Stumbles’?It’s dangerous driving inour quiet countryside. A localmotorist writes: ‘Peoplewho need to get somewheretwo minutes before me oftenpass on the double lines towardthe end of CoolamonScenic Drive coming downfrom the Monet Drive/CrystalCastle turnoff, but today’stook the cake! He followedme in his big 4WD roundthe two worst bends comingdown the hill so closeto my bumper that I wasscared stiff and wondering ifhe was going to actually passon the bend!’ It also amazesBacklash the speed at whichhoons dash down the lanebehind our Mullum office,especially when little kids areoften crossing there.The heat is ramping up betweenthe North East ForestAlliance (http://nefa.org.au)and the Forestry Corporationof NSW (forestrycorporation.com.au),with NEFAspokesperson Dailan Pughaccusing the corporationof misrepresenting NEFA’sviews and the situation onthe ground. Pugh has saidprimary industries ministerKatrina Hodgkinson had allowedthe Game Council todevelop into a ‘rogue body’and now she is ‘sitting backwhile the Forestry Corporationgo feral, log koala habitatthat is required to be protectedand run a deliberatemisinformation campaign’.Certainly Hodgkinson andenvironment minister RobynParker hardly represent themost powerful intellects inO’Farrell’s cabinet, which isa shame for those importantportfolios.Greening Australia haslaunched an educationalwebsite called the Green Hub,created in partnership withHydro Tasmania and Tas-Water – see it at greenhub.org.au. ‘Your environment iseverywhere,’ it notes, maintainingthe myth that we aresomehow separate from ‘theenvironment’. Otherwise itlooks quite interesting. It isaimed chiefly at children butis probably a good sustainabilityprimer for adults aswell.art piece galleryart piece gallery70 Burringbar St, Mullumbimby | 02 6684 3446Presents...Joint ShowKatka Adams& Rene Bolten“Thoughts of Home”OpeningSaturday 27th July3.30pm with a glassof champagne andcakes made byNadine Abensur.$10 per head.All welcome.ABC Science advises us thatin 1913 ‘a young Niels Bohrproposed a new sub-atomicmodel that would change theworld. Today, his work helpsus better understand astronomy,physics, chemistry andbiology, and underpins innovationssuch as PET scanners,nanodiamonds and quantumcomputing.’ Professor DavidJamieson celebrates 100years of discovery – in a fieldwhich makes the ordinarybrain hurt – in his article‘Bohr and beyond: a centuryof quantum physics’ at http://bit.ly/15LS9qN.Heywire is a great annual gigfor young people, producedby ABC Radio. Rural and regionalAustralians aged 16–22 can now submit storiesabout their community andthe issues that affect them.Submissions can be madevia text, video, audio and/orphotography. Winning storiesare presented on ABCLocal Radio, ABC Radio National,ABC TV and abc.net.au. Competition informationcan be found at abc.net.au/heywire. Entries close MondaySeptember 16.BYRON BAYROASTDINNERSDinners Sun–Fri open till 8pmRoastdinner$11 50FREE can ofsoft drink withevery mealNext to IGA in Byron Arts & IndustryEstate, Bayshore Drive Ph 6685 6975NEUROCRANIALRESTRUCTURINGARE YOU LOOKING FOR A TRANSFORMATIONIN YOUR HEALTH IN 2013?NCR is a powerful endonasal cranial therapy,which unwinds the skull and spine in an ongoingway leading to more energy, mental/emotionalwellbeing and relief of pain.It comprises a 4-day treatment series of approximatelyone hour each day. It is excellent for: Sinusitis See www.drdeanhowell.com formore info on NCR. Health rebatesavailable. Treatments delivered byregistered chiropractor,David Ackerman B.Sc M.Chiro.For a free NCR DVD orbookings contact David0437 034 197daya_dhamma@hotmail.comByron Shire Echo archives: www.echo.net.au