Bart van der Meer, aka Bart B More, has quickly become one of the brightest stars in the international electronic music scene. He has consistently been crafting dancefloor destroyers that have received massive support from prominent DJs around the world. Combining his love for beat-driven, looped techno music with big-room house and electro, he has been crafting a refreshingly new crossover sound. La La Land on Friday.
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Richmond candidates strut their stuff
With the federal election looming Saturday, candidates put themselves before the public at the Echo/BayFM ‘Meet the Candidates’ on Monday night in Byron. All candidates were present, except ‘ghost’ One Nation candidate, Tracey Bell-Henselin.
Rooftop dining in the centre of Byron
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Farm tours, tastings and horse riding – confusion over State agritourism SEPP
A lengthy debate took place at the last Tweed Shire Council planning meeting (5 May) around the issue of...
Interviews with Richmond candidates 2022: Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party, Rob Marks
Rob Marks lives in the Tweed Shire, owns a small business and is running on Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party ticket for the federal seat of Richmond.
Creating homelessness
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Editorial – E-con-oh-my
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Sculpture distilled at Husk
The inaugural outdoor exhibition, Sculpture Distilled, opens this week at Husk Farm Distillery and promises the opportunity to get up close and personal with...
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Local rum
Lord Byron Distillery is located right in the Byron Arts & Industry Estate, making it super-easy to visit the distillery if you’re in Byron....
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New hinterland whiskey
Winding Road Distillery is based in Tintenbar, and early next week they are due to release their first single malt whiskey, initially to members...
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‘Dining in the Dark’ at Forest, Byron
To celebrate the North Coast Festival of Flavour, Forest restaurant is turning off the lights so you can turn up your senses, and let...