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Entertainment in the Byron shire for the week beginning 1 December, 2021
All your entertainment news in one brilliant place
Grumpy Grandma’s
There are few in the region who aren’t familiar with Grumpy Grandma’s olives. Tim Stone and his wife Lynne produce these olives and extra...
Calming Curry
Live music has been in short supply for a while, and like many other things you may not have missed it until it was...
Byron Supper Club
Bryce Hallett
The Byron Supper Club is set to return and transport audiences to a magical and exciting realm akin to some of New York’s...
Entertainment in the Byron Shire for the week beginning 24 November, 2021
Lots of things that are happening in the Byron Shire, all in one place
A Smooth Operator comes to New Brighton
New Brighton Farmers Market has always been a magical place to get your weekly produce after a morning surf or swim, and now you can pack more health into your day with a visit to welcome newcomer, Smoothie Operator.
Karma Indian Café, Byron
With a back story of love, good karma and street food from two completely separate states of India, it’s no wonder that Karma Café is one of the most popular Indian restaurants around.
Fijian rugby team moves into Lennox Head
Ross Kendall
The Fijian Drua was traditionally and formally welcomed to their new base camp for the 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season at Lake Ainsworth...
Local juniors make presence felt at major surf tournament
Ross Kendall
Local surfers were among the winners in all four age divisions of the Surfer Groms Competition held at Coffs Harbour earlier this month.
Ocea Curtis...
Entertainment in the Byron Shire for the week beginning November 16, 2021
New things to see and do
Should Byron Shire be a doggie destination?
Alison Drover
There are regular paw prints along The Pass, Wategos, Whites and Brunswick Heads beaches of a morning. Recently a local lady was bailed...
Picone: psyche of fruit trees
Who knew that just west of the highway there is a veritable wonderland of exotic and rare fruit trees.
John Picone was raised on a...
Mulch ado about flavour
There’s a reason why the eggs from Bangalow Eggs taste so good. Farmer Tom Bridge says it comes down to their deep-litter mulch system.
‘We...
Loft Byron is perfect for summer
Just like that it feels like summer is upon us. Perfect sky-blue days followed by warm balmy evenings.
Festive season vibes are on the horizon....
Entertainment in the Byron Shire for the week beginning 9 Nov 2021
The Long Sunset is a radiant new boutique live music destination event taking place in February 2022.
Wright nominated – NSW sports award
Ross Kendall
Byron Bay surfer Owen Wright has been named as a finalist for the NSW Sport Awards to be held in Sydney on Monday,...
Local football team enters premiership division
Ross Kendall
For the first time in 30 years the Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley Football Club (MBVFC ) will enter a team in the area’s top...
Women’s sailing underway in Ballina
Duncan Dey
Sailboat dinghy racing in our region is confined to the Richmond River at Ballina, and the even smaller Tweed River at Fingal, but...
The Lighthouse Run is on, virtually
Ross Kendall
The Byron Bay Lighthouse Run is back for its 14th year but as a virtual event over November 14-21.
‘After cancelling last year we...
Woking the laneway
Wok This Way serves up the fast and punchy street-style food found across Asia, showcasing an array of modern and classic Asian dishes, accompanied...
A new chapter, a new chef
It has been three years since Di Vino opened its doors to the Byron Bay community, and while most aspects of the original vision...
Entertainment in the Byron shire for the week beginning 1 December, 2021
All your entertainment news in one brilliant place
Grumpy Grandma’s
There are few in the region who aren’t familiar with Grumpy Grandma’s olives. Tim Stone and his wife Lynne produce these olives and extra...
Calming Curry
Live music has been in short supply for a while, and like many other things you may not have missed it until it was...
Byron Supper Club
Bryce Hallett
The Byron Supper Club is set to return and transport audiences to a magical and exciting realm akin to some of New York’s...
Entertainment in the Byron Shire for the week beginning 24 November, 2021
Lots of things that are happening in the Byron Shire, all in one place
A Smooth Operator comes to New Brighton
New Brighton Farmers Market has always been a magical place to get your weekly produce after a morning surf or swim, and now you can pack more health into your day with a visit to welcome newcomer, Smoothie Operator.
Karma Indian Café, Byron
With a back story of love, good karma and street food from two completely separate states of India, it’s no wonder that Karma Café is one of the most popular Indian restaurants around.
Fijian rugby team moves into Lennox Head
Ross Kendall
The Fijian Drua was traditionally and formally welcomed to their new base camp for the 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season at Lake Ainsworth...
Local juniors make presence felt at major surf tournament
Ross Kendall
Local surfers were among the winners in all four age divisions of the Surfer Groms Competition held at Coffs Harbour earlier this month.
Ocea Curtis...
Entertainment in the Byron Shire for the week beginning November 16, 2021
New things to see and do
Should Byron Shire be a doggie destination?
Alison Drover
There are regular paw prints along The Pass, Wategos, Whites and Brunswick Heads beaches of a morning. Recently a local lady was bailed...
Picone: psyche of fruit trees
Who knew that just west of the highway there is a veritable wonderland of exotic and rare fruit trees.
John Picone was raised on a...
Mulch ado about flavour
There’s a reason why the eggs from Bangalow Eggs taste so good. Farmer Tom Bridge says it comes down to their deep-litter mulch system.
‘We...
Loft Byron is perfect for summer
Just like that it feels like summer is upon us. Perfect sky-blue days followed by warm balmy evenings.
Festive season vibes are on the horizon....
Entertainment in the Byron Shire for the week beginning 9 Nov 2021
The Long Sunset is a radiant new boutique live music destination event taking place in February 2022.
Wright nominated – NSW sports award
Ross Kendall
Byron Bay surfer Owen Wright has been named as a finalist for the NSW Sport Awards to be held in Sydney on Monday,...
Local football team enters premiership division
Ross Kendall
For the first time in 30 years the Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley Football Club (MBVFC ) will enter a team in the area’s top...
Women’s sailing underway in Ballina
Duncan Dey
Sailboat dinghy racing in our region is confined to the Richmond River at Ballina, and the even smaller Tweed River at Fingal, but...
The Lighthouse Run is on, virtually
Ross Kendall
The Byron Bay Lighthouse Run is back for its 14th year but as a virtual event over November 14-21.
‘After cancelling last year we...
Woking the laneway
Wok This Way serves up the fast and punchy street-style food found across Asia, showcasing an array of modern and classic Asian dishes, accompanied...
A new chapter, a new chef
It has been three years since Di Vino opened its doors to the Byron Bay community, and while most aspects of the original vision...
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Wilsons River flood peak and flooding not expected for Tweed, Rouse, Brunswick River catchments
The prediction provided by the Bureau of Meteorology expects that locals around the Wilsons River at Lismore will see the river peak this afternoon at 4.20m. However, ‘Flooding is no longer expected in the Tweed, Rouse, Brunswick River catchments.
