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Move Beyond Coal turning up heat on government

Move Beyond Coal says it will be staging protests at Labor MP offices around the country over the next week to 'turn up the heat' on the government to stop approving climate-wrecking coal and gas projects.

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Taste the delights to come your way as part of the Northern Rivers Food Harvest Food Trail

Today saw the first of a series of special tasting events by the 'Taste The Harvest’ in collaboration with Byron Visitor Centre with the giving away complimentary breakfasts.

3G networks phased out Dec 15

The peak lobby group representing Australia’s telecommunication industry announced last week it will phase out 3G networks in the region on December 15. 

Reflections yet to adhere to court orders

NSW government-run corporation, Reflections, is yet to fulfil court orders around its management at the Terrace Holiday Park in Brunswick Heads, despite a settlement being reached with Byron Council in the Land & Environment Court in 2021.

Urgent aid required to ensure future of endangered species

The Maalan Cloud forest is specifically suited to a range of endangered species and if the forest is not saved, they will become extinct.

Erring on the side of kindness

There is one thing we can all do in these wretched times of powerlessness and overwhelming sorrow. Give. 

Cartoon of the week – 29 November 2023

Send to Letters Editor Aslan Shand, email: [email protected], fax: 6684 1719 or mail to The Letters Editor, The Echo, 6 Village Way, Mullumbimby, 2482, NSW, Australia.

Lennox Head (green) third graders look to take a catch, in their win over Bangalow last Saturday. Photo supplied

The Lennox Head second grade had their first loss for the season on the weekend but remain in second place on the ladder behind the Tweed Banora Colts.

Taking on the fourth-placed Cudgen Hornets at home on Megan Crescent Oval last Saturday, Lennox Head won the toss and decided to bat.

The side was bowled out in the 38th over for 215 with Adam Fisher (54 runs), Nicholas Winkler-Maloney (37) and Zac Gilmore (35) scoring the top runs.

Cudgen’s Jack O’Shea took 4/42 off seven overs.

In reply Cudgen lost an early wicket when Conor McDowell was caught out with the score on seven. But Heath Wilson’s 50 and a late charge from the eight-wicket partnership of Michell Anderson (30NO) and Cameron Dooley (53NO) got the side to the winning total in the last over of the day.

Byron Bay remain in second place on the ladder after they had a win last Saturday,  chasing down Bangalow’s 178 with three overs to spare. Byron’s best bowlers were Brendan Mitchell (3/23) and Jason Trisley (3/47) while Bangalow’s Reid Campbell top-scored with 46.

Byron’s Tom Mc George controlled the chase with 79 NO, while Mitchell Barnes set the platform with 63 runs.


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Industrial relations reform bill passes parliament

New industrial relations laws have passed NSW parliament today, which the government says will create the structure needed to deliver meaningful improvements to wages and conditions for hundreds and thousands of workers in the state.

Fire ant update in the Tweed

There were information sessions this morning for local businesses and industry members impacted by the detection of Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA) at South Murwillumbah, with the opportunity to find out more information about the strategy that the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) are using to contain and eradicate the fire ants.

$15 million to subsidise habitat destruction?

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Lismore Council unveils latest upcycled Christmas tree

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