Paul Bibby A new study exploring the health of dolphin airways has revealed findings that could help save endangered whale species. During an eight-month study at Seaworld on the Gold Coast, Dr Catharina Vendl from the University of NSW analysed samples... Read More →
Paul Bibby The debate over whether it’s appropriate to climb Wollumbin – also known as Mt Warning – could ultimately be decided by concerns over the safety of the track. A number of traditional custodians of the sacred site have... Read More →
Member for Richmond Justine Elliott spoke to a group who gathered at the Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum this week to remember Victoria Cross winner, Teddy Sheean, who was awarded the highest award for bravery in 2020.
Significant community concern has been raised over the forcible removal of an infant under one from its parents in Byron Shire in the last few weeks.
R Podhajsky, Ocean Shores Thanks to the Collins English Dictionary 4th edition, for insight to the realm of words. Conspire 2, to act together towards some end as if by design, from old French conspirer, from Latin conspirare, to plot... Read More →
Geraldine Crumpton, Fernleigh I couldn’t agree more with Phillip Fraser’s article, that it really is time for Byron Shire to Save the World. A lot of what he suggests is already happening all over the globe via the inspiring Transition... Read More →
Poor mental health in youth is an ever increasing problem. It is often flagged at by the media and various organisations, and whilst there are often brilliant resources that can be found, when it comes down to the cause of the increase in mental illness in Gen Z, parents and caregivers tend to put it (somewhat jokingly) down to our phones.
Australia’s failing response to Indigenous Australians, refugees and the treatment of whistleblowers who alert the public to government corruption was once again highlighted in this year’s Human Rights Watch World Report 2021.