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Tweed residents outraged at destruction of koala habitat on Cobaki Creek

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Share flood stories at Mullum Farmers Market

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The May Day 

Forget the first, 6 May is the day that Luna Wine Store welcomes 30 of Australia’s most exciting winemakers and natural wine importers to the region for the Full Moon Natural Wine Festival at the Eltham Hotel.
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Byron Council staff push for Mullum’s water supply to become part of Rous

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Corrie’s Frock Shop safe in family hands

Fifty-four years is a long time to be in the workforce let alone in the one business in the one town, but that is how Corrie van Dommele has spent most of her adult life – at Corrie's Frock Shop in Ballina, but now she is about to call it quits.
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It’s Sunset and it’s Loooooong

If there’s one thing that indie music fans can all agree on, it’s The Long Sunset – the wanderlust music and camping festival set in the lush surrounds of the Canungra, Queensland hinterland on 29 April.
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Helping our elders on April Falls Day

April Falls Month is an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of falls and to promote the latest best practice fall prevention strategies. The overall campaign goal is to get active and improve balance for fall prevention.
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San Cisco were nominated amongst the crème de la crème in Triple J’s Next Crop Artists of 2012 as well as nominated for a Triple J Unearthed award. Their sophomore EP Awkward is slated for release on 3 February and features five new songs from the band, including a rousing cover of the Arctic Monkeys’ 505.

They are joined by touring buddies The Jungle Giants. If the way The Jungle Giants welcomed in the new year is any indication they won’t stop in 2012 – playing a show at Brisbane’s boutique new year eve festival, No Years, and then playing the same night at Mooloolaba’s New Year’s Festival! They’ve had ears turned in their direction since being picked up by Triple J with their catchy hit Mr Polite , with matching inventive stop-motion animation clip turning a few heads in their direction.

This impressive double header at Byron Brewery Buddha Bar tonight.

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