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A very full weekend at Byron Music Festival

Byron Music Festival has announced the full epic lineup for its (mostly) free satellite events to be held throughout...

Pushing-Up for mental health in June

Australia’s largest fitness-based mental health event, The Push-Up Challenge, is back in 2023, encouraging Australians to push for better mental health.

Bakersfield Mist

Following a successful run in Brisbane, PlayHavoc in association with Ad Astra is thrilled to be bringing Stephen Sachs’...

3.8ML earthquake hits Melbourne’s northern suburbs

Residents in Melbourne and the northern suburbs were woken in the middle of the night as a magnitude 3.8 earthquake shook the darkness radiating out from the town of Sunbury, about 41 kilometres north west of the city.

Koalas

Don’t rely on any regime to save anything that’s endangered because their mates the miners and developers pay them...

Local know-how not enough to take NSW Mid-Amatuer golf tournament

Local golfers, David Calvert and Mat Crandell, have finished third and fourth in the 2023 Srixon NSW Mid-Amateur held...

She may not have captured his trademark mismatched socks but to those who knew late Bangalow identity Michael Malloy, local artist Hilary Herman has undoubtedly captured his spirit.

The portrait of Michael, who died from cancer last year, is one of 55 finalist artworks chosen from 118 entries in this year’s Northern Rivers Portrait Prize.

The ‘Archibalds of the north coast’ will soon be on exhibition at the Lismore Regional Gallery.

The exhibition will be opened on 24 March at 6pm by local member Thomas George. Entries will be judged and announced on the night by former Archibald winner Del Kathryn Barton.

The main prize is $10,000 (acquisitive) and there is also a people’s choice ($500) where gallery-goers can vote for their favourite work.

It runs from 24 March to 6 May, Tues to Fri from 10am to 4pm, Thurs from 10am to 6pm, Sat and Sun 10am to 2pm.


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Fun community connection for Japanese community 

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Tragic death of two men in Yamba

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Expect saltwater on Ballina roads during king tides

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