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Eve Jeffery

Eve Jeffery Journalist, photographer, filmmaker, artivist, vocal coach… Eve Jeffery, aka the Tree Faerie, has been a writer and photographer since her teen years in Melbourne. Her background in theatre, dance, puppetry, television and probably one too many days as a vocalist in a rock band rehearsal room, have allowed her to view the entertainment industry from both sides. A well-spent youth as a little athlete, an A-Grade netballer, a one-eyed Collingwood supporter and fifth-form PE have added that pinch of sporting mongrel. Eve is also an artivist who has gathered a small armful of awards creating music videos, short films and a feature doco, in the fight against the Coalmonster and the CSG Daemon as one half of Cloudcatcher Media. 2020's COVID-19 Pandemic saw Eve find herself with way too much spare time and she returned to teaching voice and singing with both the Brunswick Valley School of Dance and as the founder of Byron Bay Singing. Eve has been a single mother to the ‘best kids on the planet’ since 1992 – she has raised an activist/midwife and a ballerina, in that order. She has lived on the north coast since 1995 and loves and adores being part of what she considers the unique and very special Echo Publications family to whom she has belonged for 18 years. She is also a grandmother to TWO Italian Greyhounds…

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Interview with Paul Bender

Few contemporary bands have reshaped the language of modern music like Hiatus Kaiyote. Formed in Melbourne in 2011, the quartet of Nai Palm (vocals, guitar), Paul Bender (bass), Simon Mavin (keys) and Perrin Moss (drums) has become one of Australia’s most celebrated musical exports, earning global acclaim for a sound that seamlessly bridges jazz, soul, funk, hip hop, electronic music and progressive composition.

Coming out of retirement to have a crack at winning fourth world title

Local wingsuit athlete Chris Geiler is coming out of a post-three-World-Championship retirement to compete at the 2026 World Championships in the US in two weeks.

Climate 200 wants YOU!

Climate 200 is putting their money where their independents are and last Friday their latest ‘kitchen table’ event included hundreds of supporters at the A&I Hall in Bangalow.

Interview with Pat Powell from the Melbourne Ska Orchestra

Hot off the heels of a wild year touring in Canada and Australia, and Byron Bay, the Melbourne Ska Orchestra’s (MSO) Spaghetti Western wagon trail rolls on, and they’re bringing along the super deluxe edition of their acclaimed album The Ballad of Monte Loco with all the faves, plus a swag of brand-new tracks and honky-tonk renditions of MSO’s staples to Brunswick Heads.

Local artist at Ground Zero for 9/11 memorial

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks changed the way we experienced terrorism, Ground Zero 360 Remembrance will open at the historic New York City Fire Museum in Lower Manhattan.

Dear Survivor…

A new art project requires interaction from its audience – photographer Jodie Harris is inviting people to write a 'Dear Survivor' letter as part of her Salt: Bearing Witness exhibition.

Licence required for e-bike riders in Queensland

The Queensland Police Service is continuing its statewide focus on road safety through Operation Yankee Surety, as licensing requirements for e-mobility device riders commence today.

Sydney Film Festival highlights in Lismore

Following the highest selling film festival in its history, Sydney Film Festival (SFF) is taking highlights from its June program to Lismore Cinemas this...

Women Who Dared

Australia’s internationally acclaimed Streeton Trio returns to Byron Theatre with Women Who Dared, a powerful chamber music concert celebrating four extraordinary female composers whose...

An iconic Australian sound at the Beachy

Few Australian bands have carved out a sound quite like The Cruel Sea. More than three decades after forming in Sydney, the indie rock icons continue to deliver music that feels unmistakably Australian: dark, bluesy, swaggering and effortlessly cool.

The Big Chill Out

Join the incredible vocal talents of Judah Kelly, Asabi Goodman and ensemble as they bring you the story of the feature film The Big Chill.

Interview with Peter Hunt

A big Kooii for Music in the Valley Music in the Valley is almost here, and the festival crew cannot wait to welcome you back...

Interview: Joshua Sasse

You’ve got less than a week to go. How are you feeling? I’m feeling fantastic. We’ve got a wonderful team, and we’ve got a really...

Interview with Julian Louis

After a sensational sold-out 2022 season, NORPA’s Love for One Night returns to the Eltham Hotel for a strictly limited season under the stars – from a pub in a town of just 332 people, world-class theatre erupts with dialogue, movement, music, live camera projections and a three-piece band.

Tarawi Minnie: tip of the race industry’s iceberg

Damning new undercover footage has exposed veterinary clinics complicit in the routine killing of healthy racing greyhounds in Australia.

Cinema: The Wizard of the Kremlin

I didn’t even fall asleep once during writer-director Olivier Assayas’s 2 hours and 32 minutes long, The Wizard of the Kremlin. An adaptation of Giuliano da Empoli’s 2022 novel, The Wizard of the Kremlin is a sharp political satire of the final years of the Soviet Union and the turbulent start of the Russian Federation and the rise of you-know-who!

Frankie’s Single & Mingle will support Variety kids

Taking part in a Variety Bash had always been a dream of Ruth Einfeld, and last year that dream came true with 'Frankie', a...

Interview: Busby Marou

Busby Marou have cemented themselves as one of Australia’s premier musical acts, captivating audiences with their distinctly Australian storytelling, masterful musicianship, and undeniable onstage chemistry. For two decades, Tom Busby and Jeremy Marou have forged a musical partnership that blends rich harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and the kind of effortless synergy that only comes from years of playing together.

Interview with Bill Chambers

Bill Chambers decided early that he would be a musician one day – in the course of making his dreams come true, Tyler Chambers has grown up in a musical family. He has sat side-stage, either at his sister Kasey’s or his father Bill Chambers’ shows, since he was born.

Vale William ‘Bill’ Ewen

The funeral service for Marine Rescue Ballina volunteer William ‘Bill’ Ewen was held on Monday at Ballina RSL Club.

Interview with Drover

Doing the DIY at Stone & Wood Bobby Conn, Roy Parsons, Rhys Mcilwaine and Molly O’Neil are the key members of Drover, a folk-rock band...

Interview with Paul Bender

Few contemporary bands have reshaped the language of modern music like Hiatus Kaiyote. Formed in Melbourne in 2011, the quartet of Nai Palm (vocals, guitar), Paul Bender (bass), Simon Mavin (keys) and Perrin Moss (drums) has become one of Australia’s most celebrated musical exports, earning global acclaim for a sound that seamlessly bridges jazz, soul, funk, hip hop, electronic music and progressive composition.

Coming out of retirement to have a crack at winning fourth world title

Local wingsuit athlete Chris Geiler is coming out of a post-three-World-Championship retirement to compete at the 2026 World Championships in the US in two weeks.

Climate 200 wants YOU!

Climate 200 is putting their money where their independents are and last Friday their latest ‘kitchen table’ event included hundreds of supporters at the A&I Hall in Bangalow.

Interview with Pat Powell from the Melbourne Ska Orchestra

Hot off the heels of a wild year touring in Canada and Australia, and Byron Bay, the Melbourne Ska Orchestra’s (MSO) Spaghetti Western wagon trail rolls on, and they’re bringing along the super deluxe edition of their acclaimed album The Ballad of Monte Loco with all the faves, plus a swag of brand-new tracks and honky-tonk renditions of MSO’s staples to Brunswick Heads.

Local artist at Ground Zero for 9/11 memorial

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks changed the way we experienced terrorism, Ground Zero 360 Remembrance will open at the historic New York City Fire Museum in Lower Manhattan.

Dear Survivor…

A new art project requires interaction from its audience – photographer Jodie Harris is inviting people to write a 'Dear Survivor' letter as part of her Salt: Bearing Witness exhibition.

Licence required for e-bike riders in Queensland

The Queensland Police Service is continuing its statewide focus on road safety through Operation Yankee Surety, as licensing requirements for e-mobility device riders commence today.

Sydney Film Festival highlights in Lismore

Following the highest selling film festival in its history, Sydney Film Festival (SFF) is taking highlights from its June program to Lismore Cinemas this...

Women Who Dared

Australia’s internationally acclaimed Streeton Trio returns to Byron Theatre with Women Who Dared, a powerful chamber music concert celebrating four extraordinary female composers whose...

An iconic Australian sound at the Beachy

Few Australian bands have carved out a sound quite like The Cruel Sea. More than three decades after forming in Sydney, the indie rock icons continue to deliver music that feels unmistakably Australian: dark, bluesy, swaggering and effortlessly cool.

The Big Chill Out

Join the incredible vocal talents of Judah Kelly, Asabi Goodman and ensemble as they bring you the story of the feature film The Big Chill.

Interview with Peter Hunt

A big Kooii for Music in the Valley Music in the Valley is almost here, and the festival crew cannot wait to welcome you back...

Interview: Joshua Sasse

You’ve got less than a week to go. How are you feeling? I’m feeling fantastic. We’ve got a wonderful team, and we’ve got a really...

Interview with Julian Louis

After a sensational sold-out 2022 season, NORPA’s Love for One Night returns to the Eltham Hotel for a strictly limited season under the stars – from a pub in a town of just 332 people, world-class theatre erupts with dialogue, movement, music, live camera projections and a three-piece band.

Tarawi Minnie: tip of the race industry’s iceberg

Damning new undercover footage has exposed veterinary clinics complicit in the routine killing of healthy racing greyhounds in Australia.

Cinema: The Wizard of the Kremlin

I didn’t even fall asleep once during writer-director Olivier Assayas’s 2 hours and 32 minutes long, The Wizard of the Kremlin. An adaptation of Giuliano da Empoli’s 2022 novel, The Wizard of the Kremlin is a sharp political satire of the final years of the Soviet Union and the turbulent start of the Russian Federation and the rise of you-know-who!

Frankie’s Single & Mingle will support Variety kids

Taking part in a Variety Bash had always been a dream of Ruth Einfeld, and last year that dream came true with 'Frankie', a...

Interview: Busby Marou

Busby Marou have cemented themselves as one of Australia’s premier musical acts, captivating audiences with their distinctly Australian storytelling, masterful musicianship, and undeniable onstage chemistry. For two decades, Tom Busby and Jeremy Marou have forged a musical partnership that blends rich harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and the kind of effortless synergy that only comes from years of playing together.

Interview with Bill Chambers

Bill Chambers decided early that he would be a musician one day – in the course of making his dreams come true, Tyler Chambers has grown up in a musical family. He has sat side-stage, either at his sister Kasey’s or his father Bill Chambers’ shows, since he was born.

Vale William ‘Bill’ Ewen

The funeral service for Marine Rescue Ballina volunteer William ‘Bill’ Ewen was held on Monday at Ballina RSL Club.

Interview with Drover

Doing the DIY at Stone & Wood Bobby Conn, Roy Parsons, Rhys Mcilwaine and Molly O’Neil are the key members of Drover, a folk-rock band...
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