Monthly Archives: March 2010

TAXI DRIVERS BYRON SHIRE

Drivers required shifts available.

Full training provided. Ph BH 66209211

Email: info@byronbaytaxis.com

SENIOR STYLIST NEEDED

bilingual, pref French & experience

in hair sculpting. Ph 66856227

FIRST YEAR APPRENTICE CHEF

Byron Bay restaurant. Ph 66857557

BYRON girl/backpacker for easy domestic

help $100 per day, casual. 66857887

SHORT ORDER COOK experience not

necessary. Must be able to work nights

& wends. Resumes to Chincogan Store,

Mullumbimby.

PASTRY COOK/BAKER required

for afternoon/evening work at Byron

Gourmet Pies. Ph between 3-4pm only

on 66858649

KITCHENHAND / PACKER experienced,

required for afternoon/night work at Byron

Gourmet Pies must be fit. Phone between

3-4pm only. 66858649

NEED CASUAL mum & bub help. Start

ASAP. Exp pref. Ph 0400820488

RETAIL CASUAL for busy beach hire

store. Interest in surfing crucial, flexible

hours, knowledge of bikes an advantage.

Ph 0407247177

WORK

Munch Takeaway Juice Bar: requires experienced Short Order Cook please come in with resume.

CHEF/COOK: Qualified or part qualified considered for busy, friendly eatery in Byron. Call 0406907051

CHEF: required for Yellow Flower Indian Restaurant, Suffolk Park. Sat, Sun, Mon approx 8am-3pm. Award wages & weekend penalty rates. Exp cooking curries & breads desirable. Cooking is not a-la-carte, but a high standard is required. This is a well respected, popular local restaurant with a great atmosphere & friendly working environment. Drop resume to Yellow Flower Restaurant

Krista from Rainforest Rescue came to school to talk to the students about the environment, threatened species, Australian rainforests and climate change. She talked about deforestation and the loss of habitation for orang-utans in Indonesia, the decreasing numbers of cassowaries, native Australian birds, these birds can only be found in Australia in the wet tropics North of Byron Bay. The classes donated $75 to rainforest rescue and the school was presented with a ‘Certificate of Appreciation’. The students found the presentation very interesting and it was a great way to use their English and help the environment at the same time.

The school was also joined by Victoria from the Echo newspaper who took some photos, interviewed Krista Bernard and Montse Aumatell our Catalan student for a story that will hopefully appear in next week’s echo. Thanks to Andrea Darvill for organising the talk.

What you can do:

If you want to volunteer contact The Big Scrub Rainforest Landcare Group on (02) 6687 1143.

Visit the website and make a donation:  www.rainforestrescue.org.au

Email: info@rainforestrescue.org.au   or see Siobhan at school for more details.

The Big Scrub was once the largest expanse of subtropical rainforest in Australia extending over 75,000 hectares between Byron Bay, Ballina and Lismore, and today less than 1 percent remains.

The Big Scrub is the most diverse ecosystem in New South Wales supporting 38 threatened species of flora and 61 species of threatened fauna; planting rainforest to restore the Big Scrub is vital to their survival.