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June 5, 2026

Murwillumbah biz networking breakfast tomorrow

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Minimum requirements were never meant to be aspirations

The Echo’s recent report (2 May) on Cr Elia Hauge’s proposal for a community assessment panel for the old Mullumbimby Hospital site contained a sentence that deserves more than a passing read.

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Fire destroys Mullumbimby family home

A Gofundme campaign has been set up to help a family who lost everything in a house fire last week. Frea Bandini-Alefosio writes, 'We are neighbours and friends of Jeff and Alma Jackson, long time Mullumbimby locals, we are setting up this fundraiser to help support them after a devastating house fire'.

Fund set up to help Chase Goldstraw’s family after tragedy

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Remembering the Peacekeepers

Last Friday a small group gathered at the Cenotaph in Mullumbimby to commemorate International UN Peacekeeper Day.

Minimum requirements were never meant to be aspirations

The Echo’s recent report (2 May) on Cr Elia Hauge’s proposal for a community assessment panel for the old Mullumbimby Hospital site contained a sentence that deserves more than a passing read.

Financial woes

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Join the Murwillumbah business community for their June Business Murwillumbah Networking Breakfast, to be held at at Crystal Creek Estate.

The chamber says, “As the cooler mornings settle in, we’re heading to the beautiful Crystal Creek Estate Cafe for a warm breakfast, meaningful conversations, and an important discussion about the future of our region”.

“With the fire on, a cooked breakfast waiting, and coffee flowing, this month’s breakfast offers the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow business owners, community leaders and industry representatives in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

“This month, we’ll hear from a range of industry voices discussing:

  • The current state of the local economy
  • Emerging trends and challenges across local markets
  • Opportunities for growth, collaboration and innovation
  • What we can do collectively to build a more resilient and sustainable region for the future

“As always, there’ll be plenty of opportunity for networking, conversation and sharing ideas with others who care deeply about the future of our business community and region.

“Whether you’re looking to stay informed, strengthen your local connections, or simply start your day with good people and great conversation, we’d love to see you there.

“Come along, warm up by the fire, and be part of the conversations helping shape a stronger future for our region”, they say.

Date: Friday, 5 June 2026

Time: 6:30am to 8:30am

Location: Crystal Creek Estate Cafe

Open to: Members & Guests

Coffee and breakfast included

Member Price: $30

Non-Member Price: $37.50

To book, visit https://events.humanitix.com/business-breakfast-hosted-by-crystal-creek-estate-cafe



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Wardell Knit n’ Knat Group – 22 years of knitting and giving

Since 2011, 15 years, Dawn and Robert Sword have been entrusted by the Wardell Knit n’ Knat Group with the privilege of distributing the beautiful handcrafted rugs, scarves, beanies and other knitted and crocheted items they have made to people in need throughout the Ballina Shire.

Murwillumbah biz networking breakfast tomorrow

Join the Murwillumbah business community for their June Business Murwillumbah Networking Breakfast, to be held at at Crystal Creek Estate.

Update on Mullumbimby house fire which destroyed locals’ home

Long-term residents of Mullumbimby, Jeff and Alma Jackson lost their home to fire last week.

Local family-owned Byron businesses asking for your support

Long-term, local Byron businesses are calling on the community for support as they struggle to remain afloat as the drainage works in Byron Bay continue.