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December 10, 2024

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Expert verdict on Gencost: renewables still cheaper than nuclear

Independent energy experts largely – although not universally – agree with an economic analysis that finds renewable energy, with storage, to be the cheapest energy option for Australia’s future.

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Jones

Richard Jones’s Echo articles are always a good read. Last week he questioned how Albanese’s Labor government will convince...

Mandy Nolan’s Soapbox: Keep it Clean

Clutter makes me angry. When I open a cupboard and things fall out I feel emotionally precarious. I am in a constant battle with stuff. In fact, I feel like the older I get, the more stuff I have. The more stuff I have, the more time I have to spend cleaning, arranging and sorting stuff. Most of the stuff I don’t use, but it’s nice stuff. Or it’s stuff I’m emotionally attached to. Or it’s stuff my kids have left at my house because they don’t feel like sorting through it. I work so hard that by the end of the week I’m literally stuffed. Which is ironic because tidying my stuff when I’m stuffed is crucial to maintaining my mental health.

Syrian family welcomed into Bruns 

Happy, excited, safe. These three words sum up the feelings of the Bloudani family as they adjust to their new lives in Brunswick Heads, 12 years after fleeing war-torn Syria.

New Tamar Street bus interchange opens in Ballina

Creating a upgraded and vibrant welcome to Ballina and the Wigmore Arcade the new Tamar Street Bus Interchange upgrade is now complete and officially open for passengers.

Fake views

I agree with Chaiy Donati’s (Echo November 20) warnings about governmental authorities determining what news is fake. I think...

Winds up to 125km per hr in Lismore storm

More than 3,500 homes in and south of Lismore were reportedly still without power this morning after an overnight storm.

10 Minutes of Fame

Drill Hall Theatre’s latest production, 10 Minutes of Fame, is a whirlwind blend of drama, humour, and timely social commentary that promises to captivate audiences. Written by Michael Sharmon, this bold and entertaining play features a stellar cast, including Maribeth Cole, Jules Allen, Rees Laird, Veronica Lovejoy, Brooke Karabache, Zoe Valensteen, Chris Benaud, Jack Linklater, and Jake Dix.

Described as a cross between Don’t Look Up and Birdman, the play takes a satirical dive into the chaos of fame, scandals, and personal redemption amidst a global pandemic.

With its dynamic dialogue and quirky, unforgettable characters, 10 Minutes of Fame delivers both heartfelt moments and laugh-out-loud scenes.

This production demands to be seen—funny, poignant, and reflective of the times. Catch it at the Drill Hall Theatre from December 5 to 15, Thursday to Saturday at 7.30pm and Sunday at 5pm. Don’t miss the Q&A with the cast and writer Michael Sharmon after Sunday’s shows! Book your tickets now at drillhalltheatre.org.au


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CWA raises concerns around 3G closure 

Two key advocacy groups – the Country Women’s Association of NSW, and the Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association of NSW – have united to demand immediate action from telecommunications companies and governments.

Bruns surf club works begin

The new Brunswick Surf Club demolition and rebuild started on Thursday, December 5. 

New police knife checking powers

New police powers are effective in NSW this week, said to be aimed at reducing knife crime and boosting community safety.

Annual Lismore Council flood training this weekend

The Lismore City Council says staff will carry out their annual Temporary Levee System Training Exercise this coming Sunday, fifteenth of December.