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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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Man charged over firearm and pursuit in a stolen car

NSW Police say a man – wanted by virtue of two outstanding warrants – has been charged after a firearm and stolen car were allegedly seized following a pursuit near Coraki.

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Interview with Boy & Bear : acoustic reinvention

Known for their rich harmonies, heartfelt songwriting and uplifting live energy, Boy & Bear will bring a more intimate side of their music to Byron Wellness Festival with beautifully reimagined versions of favourite songs, soulful acoustic arrangements and the kind of shared musical moments that invite you to slow down, breathe and be present.

Wingsuit pilot Chris Geiler is all about speed

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Interview with Genevieve Clay-Smith, director of Boss Cat showing at the Byron Bay Film Festival

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Interview with Pat Powell from the Melbourne Ska Orchestra

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Local artist at Ground Zero for 9/11 memorial

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Man charged over firearm and pursuit in a stolen car

NSW Police say a man – wanted by virtue of two outstanding warrants – has been charged after a firearm and stolen car were allegedly seized following a pursuit near Coraki.

Shara Community Gardens wants you!

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Interview with Boy & Bear : acoustic reinvention

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Wingsuit pilot Chris Geiler is all about speed

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Road trip to Bathurst for local Corvette

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Interview with Kim Churchill

Kim Churchill to play Byron Wellness Festival Kim Churchill is one of Australia’s most captivating folk artists, renowned for his virtuosic guitar work, soulful vocals,...

Interview with Paul Bender

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Interview with Pat Powell from the Melbourne Ska Orchestra

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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…

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Licence required for e-bike riders in Queensland

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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

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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.
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