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February 13, 2025

Latest News

Local triathletes fire up for the Tweed Enduro 

A contingent of the Byron Tri Club joined 600 other competitors in Pottsville last weekend for the 2025 Tweed Enduro. 

Other News

Focus off centre around Sam Kerr’s arrest

It feels to me like Sam Kerr is really being pursued and prosecuted for being famous, female, and not white.

Over $500 million announced for women’s health

Richmond MP Justine Elliot has announced that the Albanese government is building Australia’s future and strengthening Medicare, with $573.3 million to deliver more choice, lower costs and better health care for women, including on the North Coast.

Appalling telco

It’s appalling how incompetent Telstra is! I had far better mobile phone reception at my home in Montecollum when...

The holidays are over but the summer fun kicks on

This week, the Brunswick Picture House has rolled out the red carpet for the ‘Queen of Ireland’ herself, Panti Bliss, as she hits Bruns with her record-breaking, smash hit comedy If These Wigs Could Talk.

Early end to bushfire danger season for Far North Coast

No fire permits will be needed from midnight on Monday, February 17 on the Far North Coast with the NSW Rural Fire Service having called an early end to the bushfire danger period. 

Bangalow’s heritage under pressure

The proposed demolition/relocation of a home in Banglaow that had previously been classified as voluntary heritage listed by Council has sparked concerns from residents.

Merry Christmas from Mullum Chamber of Commerce

A WORD FROM THE MULLUMBIMBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Mullumbimby Chamber and Community are invested in our town, from running the carols by candlelight to small festivals in our streets. At the moment we have collaborated with our local art schools and done some decorative art on our shop windows. Drop in, have a browse and get your Christmas shopping done.

We have also contributed thousands of dollars worth of toys and gifts for the local neighbourhood centre to distribute at Christmas time.

We hope everyone has a lovely Christmas, stays safe and remembers to be kind.

1. The Echo | 2. Linen House | 3. Made in Mullum | 4. Stewart's Menswear | 5. The Paddock Project | 6. Hemp Culture | 7. Rosetta Deli & Bistro | 8. Byron Bay Pork | 9. Son of Drum | 10. Mullumbimby Newsagency


The Byron Shire Echo

1. The Echo

Sailing on an even keel over the waters of human chaos and endeavour since 1986. Currently anchored in the back streets of Mullumbimby, employing locals and supporting local news, business and events.

The team at the Echo wishes you a fantastic festive season! Thanks for all the support.

Village Way, 64 McGoughans Lane, Mullumbimby
02 6684 1777
www.echo.net.au


Linen House Mullumbimby

2. Linen House Mullumbimby

Celebrate Christmas in style at Linen House Mullumbimby!

Explore summer arrivals: luxurious quilts, soft sheets, and linen loungewear - perfect gifts or wish list additions. Always 30-70% off RRP.

33 Burringbar Street, Mullumbimby
02 4334 4876
@linenhouse_outlets


Made in Mullum

3. Artists & Makers Collective

Made in Mullum is an amazing collective of 64 local artists and makers sharing one shop.

Open seven days a week, they have everything from handmade clothes, toys, ceramics and jewellery to original art, tie-dye kits and perfume.

22 Burringbar St, Mullumbimby
@madeinmullum


Stewart's Menswear

4. Stewart's Menswear

Stewart's Menswear is your one-stop-shop for Christmas gifts. With only five shopping days left, visit them in Mullumbimby for unique presents and expert advice. Open till 5pm Christmas Eve.

52-54 Burringbar Street, Mullumbimby
02 6684 2148
stewartsmenswear.com.au


The Paddock Project

5. The Paddock Project

The Paddock Project will close from 21 December to 6 January. They thank you for supporting them this year as they have grown into the thriving heart of our community.

64 Argyle Street, Mullumbimby
0400 348 209
paddockproject.com


Hemp Culture

6. Hemp Culture

Celebrate the festive season with Hemp Culture! Discover discounts on stylish clothing and Australian-grown, locally made products. Support your community, shop sustainably, and enjoy the best Australian made Products.

40 Burringbar Street, Mullumbimby
hempculture.com.au
@hempculture_au


Rosetta Deli & Bistro

7. Rosetta Deli & Bistro

Rosetta Deli & Bistro invites guests to experience nostalgic Italian charm with Gabriel coffee, classic focaccia deli sandwiches and rich natural gelato.

Visit Tues to Sat for a taste of tradition.
0461 435 150
www.rosettadeliandbistro.com.au


Byron Bay Pork

8. Byron Bay Pork

A local, family-owned business that sources premium quality pork, beef, lamb, and goat from their family farms. Call in and see their friendly team.

Open Mon to Sat.
02 6684 2137


Son of Drum

9. Son of Drum

Australia's most original and eclectic music shop! Loved by locals, no visit to Mullum is complete without stopping by this little gem. Acoustic musical instruments, records and electronic gear. Everything music.

02 6684 1742
sonofdrum.com.au


Mullum Newsagency

10. Mullum Newsagency

Pick up your $30 book pack for Mullum High and the approved scientific calculator, on sale now. Friendly, helpful staff and all your stationery needs available in a one-stop shop.

44 Burringbar Street, Mullumbimby
02 6684 2127

Stand off between squatters, police and NSW Reconstruction Authority in Lismore

Yesterday’s attempt to cut off water to nine houses that the NSW Reconstruction Authority has bought back post-flood and are currently occupied by around 30-40 people has led to a standoff. 

How ‘best’ to treat our toilet deposits up for debate at Tweed Council

The recommendation of Tweed Council staff of ‘option 4’ for the upgrade of the Hastings Point Wastewater Treatment Plant has been met with a...

Early end to bushfire danger season for Far North Coast

No fire permits will be needed from midnight on Monday, February 17 on the Far North Coast with the NSW Rural Fire Service having called an early end to the bushfire danger period. 

Youth advisory group supported by Lismore Council

A youth advisory group (YAG) was proposed for Lismore City Council at Tuesday’s council meeting by Labor councillor Harper Dalton-Earls who highlighted that Lismore...