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June 18, 2026

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In loving memory of Dr Tony Parkes AO PhD (1929 – 2026)

Dr Tony Parkes AO PhD, one of Australia’s most visionary conservation leaders and a pioneering force in ecological restoration, passed away last Thursday at the age of 96. He spent his final months at Honey Bee Homes in Ewingsdale.

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Blue Cow Gelato

Blue Cow Gelato, a beloved New South Wales gem, has officially brought its fresh, authentic Italian gelato to the heart of Byron Bay. With four established locations in Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Woolgoolga and Tamworth, the new Byron Bay store offers an exciting taste of what locals and visitors have long awaited. Whether you’re strolling down the vibrant streets of Byron Bay or looking for a treat to cool down on a sunny day, Blue Cow Gelato is the perfect stop.

Known for making all their flavours fresh in-store daily, Blue Cow Gelato offers up to 35 rotating options, ensuring every visit is filled with new and exciting choices. From the classic chocolate to fruity sorbets, there’s something to delight every palate. Plus, Blue Cow Gelato takes pride in offering a range of vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free, and dairy-free options, so no one has to miss out.

If you’re looking to make a celebration extra special, Blue Cow Gelato also creates custom Gelato Cakes. Choose your size, flavour, and toppings for a deliciously personal touch that’s perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, or any occasion.

Order your cake in-store or online, making it easier than ever to enjoy Blue Cow Gelato’s unforgettable flavours.

Open seven days a week from 10 am to 10 pm, Blue Cow Gelato Byron Bay invites you to indulge any day of the week. If you’re craving a night in, Blue Cow Gelato offers convenient take-home containers, making it easy to indulge from the comfort of your own home.

Proudly Aussie-owned, sourcing the finest local ingredients, each Blue Cow Gelato store reflects a passion for quality, authenticity, and the joy of bringing people together over delicious gelato. The team at Blue Cow Gelato is dedicated to using fresh, local ingredients to craft their gelato, ensuring that every bite bursts with flavour. With a welcoming atmosphere and friendly service, it’s the perfect place to gather with family and friends or enjoy a peaceful moment on your own. Whether you’re popping in for a scoop or planning a special celebration, Blue Cow Gelato is a must-visit destination at 8/4 Jonson Street in Byron Bay.



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Caring for community

The Rotary Club of Mullumbimby presented a cheque for $10,000 to the Brunswick Surf Life Saving Club (BSLSC) in support of its ongoing operations.

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Flood gauges installed in Ballina and Wardell 

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