←Volume 28
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![]( "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues")
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![]( "Lynch is the legend of Uncharted Waters")
December 31, 2013
In this Issue:
Beach Kitchen
Byron’s iconic beachside destination has just announced the hire of renowned Australian chef Monty Koludrovic, of Masterchef: The Professionals and Ready Steady Cook for the impending summer season.
A Random Act of Melody
Sandhya Sanjana is a world-music performer who has worked with the likes of Alice Coltrane, Sushila Raman and Prem Joshua.
Book reviews: Echo drudges recommend
Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins – A wondrous and magical tale with an exotic cast of charming characters... Tom Robbins does not fail to intrigue and delight with an epic story that disregards the laws of space and time.
The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
In The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty, Ben Stiller doubles as director and he seems initially to be more at ease in front of the camera.
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
In Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, Will Ferrell is back as Ron Bergundy, the idiot newsreader, he is sacked from his regional TV presenter’s job and separated from his wife and little boy.
Austen Tayshus thinking
Not enough people have opinions about things. I know it’s just my opinion, but I get a bit tired of people who aren’t prepared to stick their neck out and say something challenging.
Mungo: right on politics, wrong on fluoride
Prof John W Travis, Byron Bay. He may know his politics, but he hasn’t looked closely at the science of fluoridated water. There is virtually no science behind it, and what there is doesn’t support the myth that fluoride is good for us.
Government contempt for public land
Patricia Warren, Brunswick Heads. In the context of Ferry Reserve caravan park… development is proposed on land zoned E2 which at this stage prohibits caravan parks.
Lynch is the legend of Uncharted Waters
Wayne Lynch burst onto the Australian surfing scene in the 1960s and rode a wave like no one else. He opened up fresh possibilities with a radically new vertical style.
