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Tweed Shire fisher faces court

A Tweed Shire commercial fisher pleaded guilty last week to six offences in relation to illegal fishing activity.
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Byron’s Main Beach reopened

Byron Bay’s Main Beach was officially reopened to the public for water activities at midday today (Monday) after an earlier shark sighting.
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Ballina Council wrap

With local government meeting practice across the state returning to confusion following the NSW Legislative Council's recent decision, Ballina Shire Council's last meeting included a lot of unanimous decisions and an argument about the remnants of the Big Scrub, in which Mayor Cadwallader used her casting vote to squash Cr Simon Chate's motion.
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Lismore Lantern Parade returns 20 June

The iconic Lismore Lantern Parade will once again light up the streets of Lismore on Saturday 20 June, kicking off with a full day of markets, live music and exciting activities.
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Ballina Shire Council’s special rate variation approved

Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has approved Ballina Shire Council's application to increase its general income through a permanent special variation (SV) of 26.25% [in rates] over four years, from 2026-27 to 2029-30.
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Free Indigenous aquatic programs on offer in Tweed

Free aquatic exercise programs are now on offer in the Tweed Shire for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members and their families. 
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Totoro and friends – 35 years of Studio Ghibli

Palace Cinemas in Byron Bay are about to celebrate the legendary Studio Ghibli’s 35th anniversary. Palace’s film program charts the development of the iconic animation studio via an expansive chronological schedule featuring some of your favourites like: My Neighbour Totoro, Spirited Away, and many more! Each film is presented with the original Japanese language track and English subtitles. This program offers an unprecedented journey into the imaginative, emotional and idiosyncratic world of Studio Ghibli.
Screening Times: Thursdays at 6.30pm and Saturdays at 2pm
For the full line up, head to: www.palacecinemas.com.au/events/35-years-studio-ghibli

Ram-p up your Dad’s Day

This Sunday is Fathers Day and Palace have a very special preview screening of Rams starring some of your dad’s favourites, such as Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) and Michael Caton (The Castle). Don’t miss this Australian-made dramedy – your dad is sure to walk out claiming it as his new favourite! If that’s not enough to spoil him sufficiently, each ticket includes a glass of wine, small popcorn and a Connoisseur ice-cream served upon entry. This event is your first chance to see this brilliant new film before its official release on 15 October, all in the name of the man you love!
Rams (PG) is playing Sunday, 6 September, arrive 2.45pm for complimentary drink and snack combo, 3pm screening. Tickets are $24 for Palace Movie Club members (max two tickets per valid membership), $30 General admission.

Game on!

Level up your gaming experience with Palace Cinemas! FIFA? Grand Theft Auto? Smash Bros? Whatever the game, we can make it epic on the big screen in a private cinema, just for you and your crew! All you need to do is provide the games and console – we’ll handle the rest.
Prices start from just $300 for up to 20 guests, and we can even provide the snacks and drinks too!
For more details, head to www.palacecinemas.com.au/offers/big-screen-gaming or email [email protected].

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Marooned yacht on rocks near Ballina

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A local photographer has shot a marooned yacht at Flat Rock, in Ballina Shire. It's the second boat to be washed ashore in recent months
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Echo celebrates 40 with awards night tomorrow

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Tickets are selling fast! Come join a fun-filled night of community celebration – This Saturday (tomorrow) The Echo is set to mark its 40th year in style with a ’30s swing-era style party and community awards night featuring the dynamic sounds of the Melbourne Ska Orchestra.
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Author Tristan Bancks follows up with Two Wolves sequel

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Local author Tristan Bancks launched his new book for readers 10+, Raised By Wolves, at Byron Book Room last night (Thursday 4 June).
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Lismore City Council recognised for environmental leadership at LG awards

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Lismore City Council has been recognised for outstanding achievement in environmental leadership, resilience and community infrastructure at the 2026 LG Professionals NSW Local Government Excellence Awards.
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