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Disaster recovery needs to meet children’s needs: report
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Children and young people living in the region’s temporary emergency pod villages have been exposed to community and domestic violence, drug-affected residents, and arguments between neighbours, a year long study has found.
Cost shifting excluded in Byron council’s financial review
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An independent review of the financial model applying to local government in NSW would seem at first glance to be a welcome opportunity for councils such as Byron.
Seniors festivals to kick off in Byron and Tweed this Monday
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Two awesome local events for seniors will kick off on March 11, with both Byron and Tweed running their senior's festivals.
Genuine affordable pledge made by Council
Paul Bibby - 3
Byron Shire Council has publicly pledged that the first block of land it is acquiring under its Affordable Housing Contribution Scheme (AHCS) will be used for genuinely affordable housing
Bluesfest puts the Brotherhood back together
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To say that a lot has happened since Brotherhood of the Blues last took the stage at Bluesfest in 2019 would be a pretty massive understatement.
Delay on clothes-optional beach decision
Paul Bibby - 12
Tyagarah Beach will remain a clothes-optional location until at least June 30, after the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) bowed to a concerted campaign from the local naturist community.
Bangalow rezoning proposal includes first affordable housing lot for Council
Paul Bibby - 1
A scheme created by Byron Council in a bid to generate more affordable housing in the shire looks set to get its first workout when a housing project comes before this week’s Council meeting.
Wallum update: protectors at the ready
Paul Bibby - 15
The fight to save the Wallum heathland in Brunswick Heads has gone into overdrive, with dozens of locals staunchly holding the line on-site, while thousands more lobby state and federal politicians in pursuit of permanent protection.
Prepared to save Wallum
Paul Bibby - 2
Dozens of locals are preparing to take non-violent direct action (NVDA) to save the Wallum heathland in Brunswick Heads from development, after Byron Council signed off on subdivision works to begin at the fragile site last week.
Most migratory fish on the brink says global analysis
At least 2 in 5 migratory animal species prioritised for conservation are in decline and almost all significant migratory fish are threatened with extinction, says a new report.
Rhonda’s journey leads to Order of Australia
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Much of Ms Ansiewicz’s life has been devoted to helping others who are struggling, though she insists that she has received just as much, if not more, in return.
Bruns residents: don’t use our park for housing pods
Paul Bibby - 5
What does the future hold for the park in Bayside, Brunswick Heads, that is currently hosting temporary housing pods for those left homeless by the floods?
What parents just don’t get about video games
New research reveals a generational disconnect over online games, with 94% of young people expressing positive feelings about the activity, yet only 15% of parents identifying benefits for their child.
Wallum’s future on the line
Paul Bibby - 15
The future of the Wallum heathland in Brunswick Heads is on the line this week, with Byron Council facing a procedural decision which could potentially set the bulldozers in motion.
CBD occupancy rates in Lismore rise again as spending increases
Paul Bibby - 0
Lismore CBD occupancy rates continue to edge closer to pre-February 2022 levels with local businesses experiencing an increase in customer spending, according to two...
Inghams’ plan for Wategos pad
Paul Bibby - 1
Plans for the construction of a $6.46 million home at Wategos Beach have come before Byron Council, and are now on public exhibition.
Height limits pushed again – this time on Byron’s Secret Garden location
Paul Bibby - 2
Down the southern end of Jonson Street, Byron Bay, right next to St Paul’s Anglican Church, is a block of land with a colourful story that says much about the changing face of Byron Shire.
Byron Shire locals recognised for their community service
Paul Bibby - 0
A group of dedicated and inspiring Byron Shire locals have been recognised in this year’s Australia Day honours list for their service to the community and the country.
Locals honoured for their service to community, country, and the planet
Paul Bibby - 0
A group of dedicated and inspiring locals have been recognised in this year’s Australia Day honours list for their years of incredible service.
First ever image of wild baby great white shark emerges!
A biologist and filmmaker have captured what might be the first images of a newborn great white shark in the wild.
Byron beach death and near-drowning reminders to swim between the flags
Paul Bibby - 4
Serious incidents at beaches in Byron Bay, Lennox and Ballina have prompted renewed pleas from Surf Life Saving NSW to swim between the flags.
Disaster recovery needs to meet children’s needs: report
Paul Bibby - 1
Children and young people living in the region’s temporary emergency pod villages have been exposed to community and domestic violence, drug-affected residents, and arguments between neighbours, a year long study has found.
Cost shifting excluded in Byron council’s financial review
Paul Bibby - 0
An independent review of the financial model applying to local government in NSW would seem at first glance to be a welcome opportunity for councils such as Byron.
Seniors festivals to kick off in Byron and Tweed this Monday
Paul Bibby - 0
Two awesome local events for seniors will kick off on March 11, with both Byron and Tweed running their senior's festivals.
Genuine affordable pledge made by Council
Paul Bibby - 3
Byron Shire Council has publicly pledged that the first block of land it is acquiring under its Affordable Housing Contribution Scheme (AHCS) will be used for genuinely affordable housing
Bluesfest puts the Brotherhood back together
Paul Bibby - 0
To say that a lot has happened since Brotherhood of the Blues last took the stage at Bluesfest in 2019 would be a pretty massive understatement.
Delay on clothes-optional beach decision
Paul Bibby - 12
Tyagarah Beach will remain a clothes-optional location until at least June 30, after the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) bowed to a concerted campaign from the local naturist community.
Bangalow rezoning proposal includes first affordable housing lot for Council
Paul Bibby - 1
A scheme created by Byron Council in a bid to generate more affordable housing in the shire looks set to get its first workout when a housing project comes before this week’s Council meeting.
Wallum update: protectors at the ready
Paul Bibby - 15
The fight to save the Wallum heathland in Brunswick Heads has gone into overdrive, with dozens of locals staunchly holding the line on-site, while thousands more lobby state and federal politicians in pursuit of permanent protection.
Prepared to save Wallum
Paul Bibby - 2
Dozens of locals are preparing to take non-violent direct action (NVDA) to save the Wallum heathland in Brunswick Heads from development, after Byron Council signed off on subdivision works to begin at the fragile site last week.
Most migratory fish on the brink says global analysis
At least 2 in 5 migratory animal species prioritised for conservation are in decline and almost all significant migratory fish are threatened with extinction, says a new report.
Rhonda’s journey leads to Order of Australia
Paul Bibby - 2
Much of Ms Ansiewicz’s life has been devoted to helping others who are struggling, though she insists that she has received just as much, if not more, in return.
Bruns residents: don’t use our park for housing pods
Paul Bibby - 5
What does the future hold for the park in Bayside, Brunswick Heads, that is currently hosting temporary housing pods for those left homeless by the floods?
What parents just don’t get about video games
New research reveals a generational disconnect over online games, with 94% of young people expressing positive feelings about the activity, yet only 15% of parents identifying benefits for their child.
Wallum’s future on the line
Paul Bibby - 15
The future of the Wallum heathland in Brunswick Heads is on the line this week, with Byron Council facing a procedural decision which could potentially set the bulldozers in motion.
CBD occupancy rates in Lismore rise again as spending increases
Paul Bibby - 0
Lismore CBD occupancy rates continue to edge closer to pre-February 2022 levels with local businesses experiencing an increase in customer spending, according to two...
Inghams’ plan for Wategos pad
Paul Bibby - 1
Plans for the construction of a $6.46 million home at Wategos Beach have come before Byron Council, and are now on public exhibition.
Height limits pushed again – this time on Byron’s Secret Garden location
Paul Bibby - 2
Down the southern end of Jonson Street, Byron Bay, right next to St Paul’s Anglican Church, is a block of land with a colourful story that says much about the changing face of Byron Shire.
Byron Shire locals recognised for their community service
Paul Bibby - 0
A group of dedicated and inspiring Byron Shire locals have been recognised in this year’s Australia Day honours list for their service to the community and the country.
Locals honoured for their service to community, country, and the planet
Paul Bibby - 0
A group of dedicated and inspiring locals have been recognised in this year’s Australia Day honours list for their years of incredible service.
First ever image of wild baby great white shark emerges!
A biologist and filmmaker have captured what might be the first images of a newborn great white shark in the wild.
Byron beach death and near-drowning reminders to swim between the flags
Paul Bibby - 4
Serious incidents at beaches in Byron Bay, Lennox and Ballina have prompted renewed pleas from Surf Life Saving NSW to swim between the flags.
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