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Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th May
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We welcome you to Byron Bay YogaFest Autumn 2006 - special guest will be Simon Borg Olivier MSc BAppSc (Physiotherapy) MAPA. Simon has been teaching yoga for 20 years throughout Australasia. He is a registered physiotherapist and is co-director of one of Australia’s largest yoga schools - Yoga Synergy. Synergy Style yoga is a synthesis between Iyengar yoga, astanga vinyasa yoga, Tibetan yoga and modern medical science. For the last 12 years Simon has also been teaching a unique very practical course on the applied anatomy and physiology of yoga throughout Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. Session and booking details will be posted [...]
The Byron Bay surfing fraternity came out in numbers to farewell a well loved family man and Byron Bay Boardriders President, Ben King. BBBRC members took an active part in the paddleout in support of the family, wife jenny, Kurt, Maddi and Paris. It was a sendoff not seen before in the Bay, with many surfers travelling from the Gold Coast and interstate to be there. Around 600 surfers paddled out after a short service on the beach, leaving at least another 200 watching from the beach.
The traditional circle and blessing was managed in fine style considering there were such a large number of surfers involved, a credit to the club organisers and the goodwill of those involved. Likewise, [...]
REX Hunt is refusing to wear the blame for a downturn in tourism at Byron Bay this summer. The fish-kissing celebrity told a Sydney radio station Byron Bay was ‘more dangerous than Bali’ after he was involved in a brawl outside the Beach Hotel last October. The Byron Bay Business Group has received reports from some business owners indicating downturns of 60 per cent. Spokesman Barry Wallace said a ‘conservative’ average loss for the central business district was 15 per cent. Byron Shire mayor Jan Barham has denied sending an ‘anti-tourism’ message to the world and challenged business owners to show her a media report in which she is quoted saying ‘Byron Bay does not want [...]
AUSTRALIAN running legend Herb Elliott has bought a home at Byron Bay. Mr Elliott, along with Australian swimming matriarch Dawn Fraser, is famed among the 1950s generation of Australian athletes and bears the staggering record of going from 1957 to 1961 without losing a single race at 1500m or one mile.
Mr Elliott, born in 1938, debuted two years after the 1956 Melbourne Olympics -— to which he had gone as a spectator —- when he became the youngest athlete to break the four-minute-mile. Before the year was out he had broken the world 1500m record and won two gold medals (in the mile and 880 yard events) at the Cardiff Empire Games. Mr Elliott was honoured for [...]
FEHVA 48 Hours of Visual Arts 2006 - In its third year we look forward to FEHVA consolidating itself as a vibrant annual arts event in regional Australia, creating an energetic environment for the visual arts community and its audience to entertain, discuss, debate, network, and excite ongoing dialogue way after the event finishes.
Themes of this year’s program as they shape up:
- spotlight on public art – permanent, temporary and ephemeral
- collecting art in the traditional context and with the advent of new media
- writing for the visual arts
- art and photography in the digital era.
- emerging artists
- can art activate environmental change
- can art DRIVE political change – the Great Debate
The event will be opened by Peter Garrett AM [...]
Surfing Australia pays tribute to Ben King. - Great Loss to surfing community in Byron Bay. Surfing Australia wishes to pay its respects to Ben King and publicly acknowledge the outstanding role he has played in laying a solid foundation over the years for the Byron Bay Boardriders and surfing in this region. Ben’s progression from junior competitor to administrator followed a path familiar to many of our large band of volunteers who keep the “engine-room†of Australian surfing thriving. First joining the Byron Seahorse Boardriders Club [BBBRC] in 1978 at 14, he was second in the club junior championship. His competitive surfing career continued as he represented the Club and NSW at National championships, whilst completing his trade [...]
Our Sunday Jazz sessions are continuing this SUNDAY 19 MARCH 2pm -with Jack Thorncraft Bass/vocals & Pianist Steve Russell. Jack Thorncraft has worked as a professional musician in Sydney since the sixties. During the seventies & eighties he played with the legends of the jazz world, Don Burrows, James Morrison, Herb Ellis, Jim Kelly & the list goes on & on. The Sydney Morning herald wrote “his voice, like his bass playing, is warm-hearted swinging, honest & articulate…an astute choice of material, and snazzy accompaniment with good humor”
Please join us this Sunday at the stunning SALT village for another class act an the Colonnade outside Mahsuri Restaurant & Bar between 2pm and 5pm Lunch is served from [...]
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ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT AMENDMENT (ILLEGAL BACKPACKER ACCOMMODATION) BILL
The Hon. IAN COHEN [8.17 p.m.]: I am also pleased to support this bill. As my colleague Lee Rhiannon has said, there are major problems being experienced with illegal backpackers in many communities, including my home community of Byron Bay—a backpacker’s mecca. I commend Mr David Barr for introducing this bill in the other place. It is important for all areas visited by tourists. I certainly do not wish to stop young people from experiencing the joys of travel. I am sure many members of this House travelled overseas in their youth. I certainly travelled for many years and appreciated the accommodation in other countries that was offered by backpacker hostels. On [...]
