The local police and business community are becoming increasingly frustrated by the need for the ongoing cleanup of wall space, and they are exploring new ways to catch tagsters. Rob Bridgland from Bridglands Retravision in Mullumbimby has spent yet another Monday morning removing graffiti from his premises.
He would like to see more of a police presence on one side and for parents to take some responsibility on the other. All the hard work, late night sewing and show night nerves for the local designers in Byron Bay Fashion Week are over until next year.
Everything from daywear to the party dresses of Judy and Jaz Who, finished on Saturday night with a fun parade of naughty knickers from The Knicker Parlour. Award going to Galit Massuri. See more photos in the September news section of Galleries at www. When kids walk in the door with spray paint all over their hands and clothing they need to be accountable for it.
They have also found that once they have caught one, they usually catch the others. Something needs to be done. Local News Saturday 18th October 9. Love passionately ….. Break the cycle ….. Be more intimate …..
Express positive power ….. Speak his truth ….. Bike Week in Brunswick Heads culminated in the inaugural Tour de Bruns, a 45 minute trip around the township, incorporating the new Brunswick bikeways.
