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Michelle Bailey targets net zero in Ballina

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Solar panel recycling in NSW

The NSW government is consulting on Australia's first mandatory solar panel recycling scheme to ensure valuable solar panel materials are recovered, reused and recycled rather than sent to landfill.
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Byron Netball finishes epic season on a high

Buffy Gall Byron Bay Netball Club has wrapped up an outstanding season with premiership glory, strong junior results and a...
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Red alert issued for potentially toxic algae at Lake Ainsworth

People are being warned to stay out of Lake Ainsworth at Lennox Head after testing detected high levels of potentially toxic blue-green algae.
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Challenge of mobile market wash stations

Byron Shire Council (BSC) introduced the mobile market wash stations in 2024 as they looked to phase out single-use food and beverage packaging at events held on Council-managed land.
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Ill-gotten gains

As the American President Trump stuffs up the world and stuffs his pockets with money, Australia’s homegrown hard-right-wing, Trump-loving...
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Christmas comes but twice a year – if you sneak in a second celebration, that you don’t have to cook for, on Sunday 26 July at the Three Blue Ducks. Photo Ethan Smart

On Sunday 26 July, from 11:30am for both lunch and dinner, Three Blue Ducks will celebrate Christmas in July with a menu filled with festive favourites. The menu is priced at $79pp for adults and $25pp for children. This includes Christmas Gilda with grilled chorizo, pineapple, cheddar and onion to start; followed by a ham and turkey roast, Yorkshire pudding, pigs in blankets, proper gravy and all the trimmings. Dessert is a traditional, Christmas pudding with eggnog custard. Alongside the full drinks lists there will be beverage specials on the day including mulled wine.

Book online: threeblueducks.com

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