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Casino Suspension Bridge opens

Minister For Small Business, Recovery and North Coast Janelle Saffin joined Mayor Robert Mustow and Member for Page Kevin Hogan to officially opening the Casino Suspension Bridge today (Saturday).

Other News

Booyong Abattoir II

The ongoing discussion surrounding the Booyong Abattoir is about more than a single DA application. It raises broader questions...

Eclectic Selection for the week beginning 24 June 2026

Eclectic Selection: What’s on this week is a taste of some of the events that can be found in the Byron Shire and beyond this coming week.

Tweed Water Alliance and the future of the region’s water

Community concern about large-scale water extraction in a quiet rural area, the use of heavy vehicle trucking on narrow, winding, country roads and unsustainable one-use bottling led to the formation of Tweed Water Alliance.

Putting their money where their mouth and conscience is

Climate action group Rising Tide say they will disrupt business at Tweed City ANZ today, as local long-term customers withdraw their life savings from the bank.

Facing the River in chapters

Tweed Shire Council is telling the full story of how the Tweed community has rebuilt since the 2022 floods, and further damage from the 2024 floods and Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Pauline at the Press Club, and on Planet Gina

Last week Australia had a glimpse of what life might be like under Prime Minister Pauline Hanson, via two speeches, one in Canberra and one in Townsville.

Satvik Foods’ packs are great value for money, but if you use the discount code ECHOTAKE15 they’ll be even cheaper!

Nestled in the lush rainforests of Northern New South Wales, Satvik Foods is more than just a local business—it’s a celebration of health, sustainability, and the art of wholesome eating. This family-run business has been serving the community since 2010, offering a range of easy cook meals that are high-protein, plant-based and gluten-free. Their mission? To nourish the mind, body, and soul while treading lightly on the planet.

Satvik Foods takes pride in its Ayurvedic-inspired recipes, crafted with love and care. From Australian-grown grains to unique spice blends, every product is designed to make healthy eating both delicious and convenient. Whether you’re whipping up a quick red lentil dhal or savouring their royal rice, Satvik Foods ensures every bite is nourishing and delicious.

Thanks to their partnership with Little Valley Distribution, Satvik Foods has expanded its reach, bringing its goodness to a broader audience. Based in Mullumbimby, Little Valley Distribution shares Satvik Foods’ commitment to quality and sustainability. With a curated selection of natural, organic, and eco-friendly products, Little Valley helps local businesses like Satvik Foods shine on a national stage.

Together, Satvik Foods and Little Valley Distribution embody the spirit of community and conscious living. By choosing their products, you’re not just making a healthy choice for yourself—you’re supporting a network of passionate local people dedicated to a better future.

So, why not bring a little Satvik goodness into your life? Visit their website or find them at your local store, and taste the difference that comes from food made with love. After all, you are what you eat.

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Byron’s Winter Whales raise $43,000

The Byron Bay Winter Whales (BBWW) took to the ocean for the 39th time this year on the first Sunday of May and raised $43,000 for local organisations and charities.

When it comes to real estate, everyone can use an advocate

With 45 years combined experience across both sales and property management, husband and wife team Mark and Michelle Errichiello have recently moved to the Northern Rivers and teamed up with Byron Property Search to provide advocacy services for people looking to buy or sell across the region.

Savour The Tweed returns, 22 October

Food and drink event, Savour The Tweed, returns to excite tastebuds this spring, from Wednesday 22 October to Sunday 26 October.

Conservationists welcome carbon credit scheme to protect forests

Today’s release of the government’s proposed Improved Native Forest Method, which allows governments to claim carbon credits in return for stopping logging has been welcomed by the North East Forest Alliance and North Coast Environment Council as "providing a way to end native forest logging on public land".