←Volume 33
![]( "Cinema Review: Jurassic World 3")
![]( "Culture Roundup: June 27th 2018")
![]( "Terania Creek ‘forest warriors’ project approved")
![]( "Cinema Review: The Incredibles 2")
![]( "Interview: Lior")
![]( "Hemp Collective’s winter harvest")
![]( "Library funds slashed, say Public Libraries Assoc")
![]( "Live Music Roundup: June 27th 2018")
![]( "Mandy Nolans Soapbox: Socks appeal")
![]( "Hoss lands a beauty")
![]( "Locals outperform at Surfmasters Titles")
![]( "All-girl Miniroos get extra skills training at MNVFC")
![]( "Geckos hold nerve to sink Byron in Shand Cup")
![]( "Byron beat Bangalow in football derby")
![]( "New brewery’s dinner event")
![]( "A Busy Man")
![]( "Not just food, but an awesome adventure")
![]( "Brewery party raises $17K for Big Scrub")
June 27, 2018
In this Issue:
Cinema Review: Jurassic World 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn9mMeWcgoM To accommodate everybody’s infinitesimal attention span, T-Rex gobbles up a bloke at the very beginning of the movie, before we’ve even broken the choc-coating on our ice cream or been introduced to the central characters. A franchise’s production line...
Culture Roundup: June 27th 2018
Rueben Kaye Brunswick Picture House | Sunday 1 July | 6pm | $22-25 The evil love child of Liza Minnelli and Jim Carrey. Obscenely intelligent, beautifully filthy and rib-crackingly funny, cabaret superstar Rueben Kaye is what happens when you tell your children...
Terania Creek ‘forest warriors’ project approved
National Parks NSW has now assessed and approved the Nightcap Monuments Project and acknowledged the significance of the project to regional history and local communities.
Cinema Review: The Incredibles 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5qOzqD9Rms About ten minutes or so before the end of this thunderously boring cartoon, I glanced at my companion. Her ears, like mine, were bleeding from the constant aural onslaught. We had no option but to flee, fearing that the...
Interview: Lior
Counting down the days ’til Bello Winter Music,artists and punters are getting ready for one of the great events of the Australian festival calendar. On of the awesome shows at Bello will undoubtably be Lior, one of Australia’s most successful...
Hemp Collective’s winter harvest
After researching and developing their business model for a year and a half, Hemp Collective is now reaping the benefits of low-THC organic hemp with its first crop being harvested in Byron Shire.
Library funds slashed, say Public Libraries Assoc
Claims that library services across the state will be axed by 18 per cent have been refuted by local Nationals MLC Ben Franklin, yet with new funding arrangements, the outcome for libraries appears still unclear.
Live Music Roundup: June 27th 2018
Hiatus Kaiyote Hiatus Kaiyote | The Northern | Thursday 28 June | SOLD OUT In the two years since selling out their Sydney Opera House gig, Hiatus Kaiyote have become one of the most sampled bands in the world. They feature...
Mandy Nolans Soapbox: Socks appeal
There’s one saying I particularly hate: it’s ‘pull up your socks’. It kind of refers I guess to a sense of self-reliance and comes from an era when you were just expected to suffer quietly and not make your...
Hoss lands a beauty
Cabarita Beach once again welcomed avid fishing enthusiasts from across the country for the 31st annual Lions Tweed Coast Marine Greenback Charity Fishing Competition held over the June long weekend. After two days of fishing enthusiastic and exhausted entrants returned...
Locals outperform at Surfmasters Titles
Byron Bay’s Neil ‘Freddo’ Cameron and Lennox Head surfers Sandro Neto, Michael Crisp and Max Perrot competed at the 2018 HIF NSW Surfmasters Titles held at Boomerang Beach on the mid-north coast. The swell magnet at North Boomerang provided good...
All-girl Miniroos get extra skills training at MNVFC
This football season marks the first ever that girls-only MiniRoos leagues (4–11-year- olds) have been made available by Football Far North Coast for the area and Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley FC are delighted to have three participating teams. ‘It’s a clear...
Geckos hold nerve to sink Byron in Shand Cup
The elite sporting world is largely run for the benefit of rapacious corporate entities and populated by punks and posers, but way back at grassroots level the Nick Shand Memorial cricket still extols the virtues that made the game...
Young tennis players compete in North Coast Open
Eleven teenagers from the Northern Rivers Tennis Academy travelled to Grafton to compete in the North Coast Open over the June long weekend. ‘Although no-one came home an outright winner, there were plenty of matches won and lost over the...
Byron beat Bangalow in football derby
The Apex Byron Bay Rams collected good wins beating the Bluedogs reserve grade 3–0, and 4–o in the premier division on the weekend. The top game was closely fought and locked at 0–0 for much of the opening session. With only...
New brewery’s dinner event
Left BlakeSeymour. Right MattWilson Have you heard of the relatively new Seven Mile Brewery? Now’s your chance to try some of their beer at an upcoming dinner event. Executive chef Blake Seymour of Ballina RSL is inviting the...
A Busy Man
Story and photo S Haslam Chef Blake Seymour will have his work cut out for him in the next few days. After Ballina Food & Wine Festival’s gala dinner for around 200 people on Friday, the Ballina RSL executive chef...
Not just food, but an awesome adventure
Hidden away in the hills behind Mullumbimby is a little hint of Tuscany. The leaves are falling from the vines, but as you walk by the enormous wood-fired oven you feel a blast of warmth on your body. As...
Brewery party raises $17K for Big Scrub
Local independent brewery Stone & Wood held their annual Festival of the Stone at their Byron Bay brewery over the long weekend, celebrating the release of their 2018 Stone Beer and raising $17,000 for Big Scrub Landcare. In the leadup...
