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March 25, 2023

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Rosebank’s Rainbow Temple referred to the Land & Environment Court

Lismore City Council say they have referred the Rainbow Temple in Rosebank to the Land & Environment Court after the owner repeatedly declined to submit a Development Application and associated documentation for the development.  

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Election 2023 – Clarence: Nicki Levi

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Cleaning up the Richmond River

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Main Arm road works update

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In line with the party, Broadley speaking: Labor’s fresh start for Ballina

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Flood-affected still without assistance

Over a year has passed since the devastating February 2022 floods, but many residents of the Northern Rivers have not received the support to retrofit, raise or buyback their homes, as pledged to them by the federal and state governments.

Harmony Week – Global Beats

On Saturday 25 March 2023, Byron Multicultural will celebrate Harmony Week 2023 with Global Beats Byron Bay – World Music Lantern Parade; a stellar lineup of music, dance and rhythms.

Seminal Seattle four-piece, Mudhoney, return to Australia in 2023, marking nine years since their last local shows.

Seminal Seattle four-piece, Mudhoney, return to Australia in 2023, marking nine years since their last local shows. A mammoth odyssey spanning April and May will see them playing headline shows across six states, with a handful of festival dates among them.

Mudhoney have had an enviable career to date, spanning over three decades, thirteen studio albums, five live records, and endless headline shows around the globe. Their provocative debut single Touch Me I’m Sick and their 1992 hit ‘Suck You Dry’ cemented them as pioneers of the late ’80s early ’90s grunge explosion, with their sound an instrumental foundation of the era.

Year after year, Mudhoney delivers contrarian, politically charged, anti-sentimental musings with their signature skuzz-rock rebellious, underground sound to wake you up, punch you in the gut and put a smile on your face with equal measure.

Mudhoney play The Northern on Saturday, 15 April. 

Book now: pressplaypresents.com/artists/mudhoney.


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