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Backlash Stan Grant

Extraordinary negative and callous statements regarding Stan Grant in the recent edition’s Backlash section. Grant was a terrible host?...

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Waste to energy?

I was delighted to see community opposition to waste-to-energy proposals on the north coast. On a lecture tour to Japan...

Tragic death of two men in Yamba

NSW Police have today spoken to the media after the body of a man and a teenage boy were located inside a home at Yamba yesterday.

Burst main forces temporary water supply cut in Lennox Head

Ballina Shire Council’s crews are attending to a water main break that has occurred on Allens Parade in Lennox Head this morning.

Théo’s family mark fourth year of his disappearance  

Today is the fourth anniversary of the disappearance of Théo Hayez, an 18-year-old Belgian backpacker who was last seen leaving Cheeky Monkeys bar in Byron Bay at around 11pm on May 31, 2019.

Greens call for two-year rent freeze 

A new Essential Guardian poll shows 60 per cent of Australians support a freeze on rental increases.

Political comment: International revolving doors

Corruption takes many forms, and has become more refined since the days of brown paper bags. In Australia, we have lobbyists, interests and politicians, with the traditional dividing lines between these three now all but invisible, and numerous examples of people moving from one position to another, and then back again, as they prioritise personal gain over what's best for the country.

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Future Sound of Yoga, Coorabell Hall, Saturday

The Byron Spirit Festival is thrilled to present a hot winter’s night of transformative, tribal dance with Future Sound of Yoga at Coorabell Hall on Saturday. Future Sound of Yoga are Angel and Matt Singmin, a husband–wife duo who met at the Glastonbury Festival in 2005. Drawn together by their love of dance, yoga and electronic music, their relationship and life’s passions have led them to create this unique performance act that has been making waves on dance floors and in yoga studios around the world.

The support is DJ Chris Deckker, founder of Earthdance International, the largest synchronised music event for world peace, uniting more than 350 global locations, as well as the internationally renowned band Medicine Drum, early pioneers of electronica/live fusion.

Chris recently returned to Byron Bay after living abroad over 20 years. His sets express his world exploits featuring the latest in global electronica from the Bumping Balkan Breaks to Spicy Indian Dub Step. There’s no yoga or dance experience necessary to deeply enjoy this pulse-racing evening with Future Sound of Yoga and Chris Deckker. Please wear comfortable gear, and let our guides take care of the rest.

Saturday at Coorabell Hall. 8pm. Tickets at the door $20/$15. Chai and cakes by Open Table.

 


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Fun community connection for Japanese community 

The local Japanese community came together in early May at the Cavanbah center to celebrate Japanese Children’s Day. 

Tragic death of two men in Yamba

NSW Police have today spoken to the media after the body of a man and a teenage boy were located inside a home at Yamba yesterday.

Expect saltwater on Ballina roads during king tides

Ballina Shire Council is encouraging motorists to drive safely over the coming days with king tides leading to minor flooding of some local roads. 

Warming winter for Tweed Shire’s homeless

It's no secret that the Far North Coast has some of the highest homelessness figures in the country and Dharma Care is determined to reduce those figures as the days get colder.