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Seas The Day returning to Kingscliff

Surfing Australia has announced the return of Seas The Day for its second year running. The world’s largest female participation surf event will take place over 22-23 June at Kingscliff Beach.

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World-class pizza in the heart of Byron Bay

In the picturesque heart of Byron Bay, a culinary revolution is unfolding—with pizza taking centre stage. Spearheaded by the...

The Full Brief on Sissy Knickers!

The Brunswick Picture House is delighted to announce that the Briefs Factory troupe is bringing a brand new show, Sissy Knickers!, for a special and exclusive performance next week on Thursday.

Symbiosis in the Byron Shire

In the evolving landscape of the food industry within our Byron Shire, a paradigm shift towards sustainability and collaboration...

Byron Yoga Centre shortlisted for biz awards

Congrats Byron Yoga Centre, who are a finalist in the prestigious Australian Small Business Champion Awards. 

Man charged over alleged driving and property offences

A man will appear before court today charged with 22 offences following an investigation into several alleged driving and property offences at Murwillumbah.

Mix Artist

In the heart of the Byron Shire, just 5 min from Mullum town centre, lies one of the most professional music recording studios on the Australian East Coast. The Mix Artist recording facility is a custom-built recording studio, designed and built by world-class studio designer John Sayers. The large control room and the three independent live rooms are acoustically-treated to the highest standards. The studio has plenty of daylight, and line-of-sight between all studio rooms. The centre piece of the studio is a large scale analogue console with 36 inline channels plus a beautiful selection of high-end outboard gear. The studio is operated by award-winning engineer Jan ‘Yarn’ Muths (Fyah Walk, Jesse Morris Band), in addition to freelance engineers Jim Bonnefond (Kool & The Gang, Savage Garden, The Cockroaches), Saphia Smereka (Bernard Fanning) and Nathan Stanborough (From Crisis To Collapse).

The original Mullumbimby Seventies market.

The Saturday Mullum Market harbours the best-kept secret in town – a museum – open on the day.

The museum is housed in Mullumbimby’s old post office. It is one of the most interesting local history museums in Australia with a rare permanent exhibition of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s alternative people and culture. It has free screenings of the hippie docos plus many fascinating changing displays.

The market is every 3rd Saturday of the month from 8am till 2pm, at the corner of Stuart and Myokum Streets. Follow the signs to great coffee, food, unusual gifts, records, a large range of local artisan products, and much more.

Free music. Turn on and drop in this Saturday.

Photograph by David Kemp.


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Man charged over alleged driving and property offences

A man will appear before court today charged with 22 offences following an investigation into several alleged driving and property offences at Murwillumbah.

Mandy Nolan calls for safety of Northern Rivers women and children to be prioritised

As the Greens move to declare violence against women a national emergency, Greens candidate for Richmond and community advocate Mandy Nolan will hold a vigil for victims of violence and has called on Northern Rivers Labor MPs to back budget funding to tackle the violence epidemic.

Alliance for Nature NSW calls Minns Government to account over habitat clearing

The Alliance for Nature NSW says critical environmental reforms have been delayed and ignored, with concerning indications that some members of the Minns Cabinet are seeking to water down or simply not enact these election commitments.

‘It’s not love, it’s coercive control’

Today the NSW government is launching an advertising campaign to raise public awareness and understanding of coercive control.