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Byron’s Winter Whales raise $43,000

The Byron Bay Winter Whales (BBWW) took to the ocean for the 39th time this year on the first Sunday of May and raised $43,000 for local organisations and charities.
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BSC moves closer to special rate rise

Byron Shire Council has moved a step closer to seeking a special rate rise, unanimously endorsing a community engagement program that will form a key part of any future application to increase rates above the state-imposed cap.
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Break-ins leave Uniting Church volunteers struggling

The Uniting Church Op Shop and Church Hall in Mullumbimby have been broken into three times in the last few months with the television being repeatedly stolen, donated stock stolen, and general damage to the shop.
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Mullum CWA raises $900 for Cancer Council

Each year Mullumbimby CWA supports the Cancer Council with a Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser. This year they decided to change things up a bit and have a soup lunch and raffles.
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A heartfelt night of fundraising

We can’t solve the lack of social housing investment, or magically make emergency accommodation appear, but we can help alleviate suffering and bring warmth and comfort to people coping in truly awful situations.
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Pauline at the Press Club, and on Planet Gina

Last week Australia had a glimpse of what life might be like under Prime Minister Pauline Hanson, via two speeches, one in Canberra and one in Townsville.
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Planets and weather align for Cape Byron Steiner Winter Solstice success

Last Thursday, in the days before the Winter Solstice, and after weeks of on and off rain that had more than a few parents nervously eyeing weather apps, Cape Byron Steiner School's annual Winter Festival went ahead.
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RESULTS FOR ROUND THREE

18s                       Casino 4 v Ghosts 56
Reserve Grade    Casino 8 v Ghosts 22
First Grade          Casino 22 v Ghosts 30
NO 18s
Reserve Grade    Lower Clarence 52 v Evans Head 22
First Grade          Lower Clarence 28 v Evans Head 26
18s                       Ballina 12 v Northern United 12
Reserve Grade    Ballina 22 v Northern United 23
First Grade          Ballina 42 v Northern United 20
18s                       Kyogle 34 v South Grafton 24
Reserve Grade    Kyogle 34 v South Grafton 24
First Grade          Kyogle 32 v South Grafton 20
18s                       Marist Brothers 42 v Byron Bay 18
Reserve Grade    Marist Brothers 19 v Byron Bay 12
First Grade          Marist Brothers 36 v Byron Bay 16
18s                       Mullumbimby 12 v Murwillumbah 36
Reserve Grade    Mullumbimby 36 v Murwillumbah 10
First Grade          Mullumbimby 16 v Murwillumbah 26

 

 

WP-Round-Three-Draw-

 

* Due to the  Maclean Showground being unfit to play on, Lower Clarence are moving the game against Evans Head to the field at Angourie Road, Yamba. The start time is still the same 1.15pm.

 

BALLINA

Ballina First Grade

Brett Kelly

Fred Pitt

Clarence Kelly

Luke simpson

Tyrone Kelly

Alwyn Roberts

Andrew battese

Greg Ryan

Jess Perry

Rory Skinner

Simon Perkins

Matt Connors

Kane Montgomery

Nathan Hoey

Willow James

Steve Kelly

Brian Kelly

 

Ballina Reserve Grade

Dane Treare

Jade Glenbar

Matt King

Lioyd Lowah

Damien Roberts

Adam Gordon

Wally Hickling

Brett Layzell

Luke Montgomery

Inia Kidwell

Gordon Roberts

Steve Kelly

James Currie

Joe Laurie

Dan Richter

Steve Marcon

Simon King

Michael Roberts

Pat Roberts

 

Ballina Under 18s

Liam Anderson

Eric Hickling

Jye Watkins

Mason Lane

Tom Watkins

Jack Norman

Caleb Kirchen

Wade Turner

Michael Dwane

Chris Briggs

Sam Hosking

Shaune Wear

Kurt Jansson

Russell Dickson

Zac Flanagan-boyd

Jayden Bailey

Jacob Anderson

Andrew Mirkovic

 

BYRON BAY

Byron Bay First Grade

Tobin Cupples

Duane Cahill

Chris King

Fraser Jones

Rex Sheavils

James Harrington

Sam Barnes

Simon Kelly

Matthew Ferns

Brett Harvey

Peter Flannery

Joseph Gordon

Ryan O’Connell

Noel King

Hemi Mullen

 

Byron Bay Reserve Grade

William Lowrie,

Matt Latimer

Scott Stapleton

Michael Chapman

Keegan Isbester

Charles King

Reece Egan

Sean Petrou

Jerry Deal

Jason Hackett

Ryan Chidgey

Chris Coleman

Luke Bomford

Sam Dwyer

Jarred Shailes

Wally Andrews

Nathan Nicholls

Tom McGowan

Rafer Smith

 

Byron Bay Under 18s

Cameron Green

Jordan Beaumont

Hayden Rosenbaum

Dietmar Sobczak

Taylor Steel

Billy Goldsmith

Lachlan Walsh

Jacob Carter

Tim Pilgrim

Zac Ostini

Lachlan Jones

Toby Ryan

Reid Pownell

Max Chippendale

Jaden Garft

Oscar Jarvis

Christian Monk

Jeff Hutchenson

Josh Maher

Matt Dart

 

MULLUMBIMBY

Mullumbimby A Grade

Tim Abbott

Reece Carruth

Jacob Francisco

Eden Symes

Brock Carruth

Sean Watkins

Dan Woods

Dan Molenaar

Jake Wood

Max Binkley

Rob Goodacre

Aaron Cook

Grant Cook

Jack Govett

 

NORTHERN UNITED

Northern United First Grade

Roy Bell

Jermaine Roberts

Jayden Jacky

Tylon Hickling

Godfrey Swan

Corey Torrens

Cameron Cohen

Ricky Roberts

Jamahl Roberts

Chris Cubby

James Roberts

Leon King

Len Hickling

Josh Benn

 

Northern United Reserve Grade

Kevin Hammond

Jason Bell

Lawrence Mercy

Derris Torrens

Claude Jackson

Stuart Cohen

Michael Walker

Ian Patch

Jacob Benn

Marc Cox

Haydon Benn

Les Exton

Zachary Benn

Peter Smith

Thomas Randall

Alex Torrens

Harold Torrens

Clint Roberts

 

Northern United Under 18s

Mark Walker

Jermaine Ling

Luke Duncan

Jovan Franks

Zachary Allen

Nic Benn

William Hammond

Jamarley Williams

Chris Brown

Brandon Harrington

Lindsay Butcher

Jamie Sanderson

Malcolm Sanderson

Calin Schofield

Lee Hickling

Kyle Charles

Shane Warne

Blake Roberts

 

SOUTH GRAFTON

South Grafton First Grade

Kyle Daley

Allistar Flanders

Mikee Randall

Ken Mercy

Cain Freeburn

Ronald Gordon

Bud Johnson

Ben Woods

Rhys Walters

Kurtis Laurie

Mick Watkins

Josh Harris

Brett Wicks

 

 

 

 

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