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Threeways of the Valley – a meeting place at Wilsons Creek

Threeways of the Valley has officially opened its doors. A destination in the Byron Bay hinterlands, Threeways is more than a cafe and restaurant,...

Crafting sustainability with local timber

Local artisan Lawrence Clain is turning heads with his handcrafted timber products, made with a focus on sustainability, practicality, and beauty. Lawrence works primarily with...

Sundrift: Brookies’ uniquely Australian aperitif, perfect for spritz

Spritz is one of the most-ordered cocktails in Australia, but until now, there hasn’t been a local aperitivo. If you’re looking for a unique,...

Mullum Farmers Market alive with food, fun and festivities

The spring school holidays are here, and Mullumbimby Farmers Market is bursting with colour, flavour, and excitement. It’s the perfect spot to spend your...

Santos and Synthesis: a ‘heart-aligned’ partnership

In the lush heart of the Byron Shire, two local businesses are showing how what they call a ‘values-led collaboration’ can nurture both people...

Hanging Rock Farm: fresh organics for the community

National Organic Week has just finished – Australia’s annual celebration of certified organic food and farming hosted by the Centre for Organic Research &...

From Bordeaux to Byron with love

Australian-born pastry chef Dan Grigoriou began his career in London before working his way around Europe, perfecting his craft at acclaimed restaurants including Noma...

Heritage Park Mullumbimby gets an upgrade

Byron Council is starting work on a $850,000 upgrade of Heritage Park at Mullumbimby. Staff say, ‘The work, which was identified in the Heritage Park...

Local teams star in rugby league grand finals

By Ross Kendall The Ballina Seagulls won the first-grade premiership, and the Byron Bay Red Devils were runners up in reserve grade, but also collected...

Ellie picks up medals at Coff’s Classic

Ellie Borenstein, co-owner of The Rise Society gym, has won two medals – gold and bronze – for body-building at ICN Coff’s Classic.  She won...

Grow your own lunchbox

By Victoria Cosford Growing wheat, turning it into flour, then making bread. Creating seed-raising pots out of newspapers. Constructing hotels for bees and frogs. Raising...

Tuckshop: something special and unique in Bangalow

At Woods Cafe in Bangalow, they pride themselves on their strong community connection, offering honest food, and providing a welcoming space for locals and...

Lambruk Pantry: stocking exclusively local quality products

Lambruk Pantry isn't just a brand; it's a celebration of sustainable living, local flavours, and the enduring bonds of family and community. Founded by Paige...

Young runner qualifies for regional championships

Year four student at Goonengerry Public School Thea Ramsay has qualified for the North Coast Regional Cross Country Championships after finishing first at the...

Sunshine brings football back to the Northern Rivers

After weeks of relentless rain washing out every game, the sunny days of June have allowed local football to get back on track, including...

Winter cricket for over-45s gets underway with some big hitting

The inaugural Far North Coast over-45s winter cricket league got off to a great start with over 400 runs scored and a win for...

270 ready to contest Seas The Day women’s surfing at Kingscliff

The world’s largest female participation surf event Seas The Day is returning for its second year at Kingscliff Beach this weekend June 22-23. There are...

Ballina Bombers on top and gaining altitude in senior women’s AFL

The Ballina Bombers women’s senior AFL team posted another win last Saturday as they continue their undefeated run in the Queensland Football Association’s division...

Byron Bay Tri Club claim fourth series win with undefeated season

A small contingent of ten members from the Byron Bay Tri club attended the NSW Club championships for the final leg of the North...

Rugby league in Ballina and Mullumbimby this Thursday night for catch-up rounds

The Mullumbimby Giants have collected another win in A grade after beating the Lower Clarence Magpies 36–30 at home last Sunday. Mullum’s top side got...

We Like to Tiki: Caper festival closing party this Sunday

North Byron Hotel is the official watering hole of Caper Byron Bay Food & Culture Festival 2024. To celebrate what is set to be...

Threeways of the Valley – a meeting place at Wilsons Creek

Threeways of the Valley has officially opened its doors. A destination in the Byron Bay hinterlands, Threeways is more than a cafe and restaurant,...

Crafting sustainability with local timber

Local artisan Lawrence Clain is turning heads with his handcrafted timber products, made with a focus on sustainability, practicality, and beauty. Lawrence works primarily with...

Sundrift: Brookies’ uniquely Australian aperitif, perfect for spritz

Spritz is one of the most-ordered cocktails in Australia, but until now, there hasn’t been a local aperitivo. If you’re looking for a unique,...

Mullum Farmers Market alive with food, fun and festivities

The spring school holidays are here, and Mullumbimby Farmers Market is bursting with colour, flavour, and excitement. It’s the perfect spot to spend your...

Santos and Synthesis: a ‘heart-aligned’ partnership

In the lush heart of the Byron Shire, two local businesses are showing how what they call a ‘values-led collaboration’ can nurture both people...

Hanging Rock Farm: fresh organics for the community

National Organic Week has just finished – Australia’s annual celebration of certified organic food and farming hosted by the Centre for Organic Research &...

From Bordeaux to Byron with love

Australian-born pastry chef Dan Grigoriou began his career in London before working his way around Europe, perfecting his craft at acclaimed restaurants including Noma...

Heritage Park Mullumbimby gets an upgrade

Byron Council is starting work on a $850,000 upgrade of Heritage Park at Mullumbimby. Staff say, ‘The work, which was identified in the Heritage Park...

Local teams star in rugby league grand finals

By Ross Kendall The Ballina Seagulls won the first-grade premiership, and the Byron Bay Red Devils were runners up in reserve grade, but also collected...

Ellie picks up medals at Coff’s Classic

Ellie Borenstein, co-owner of The Rise Society gym, has won two medals – gold and bronze – for body-building at ICN Coff’s Classic.  She won...

Grow your own lunchbox

By Victoria Cosford Growing wheat, turning it into flour, then making bread. Creating seed-raising pots out of newspapers. Constructing hotels for bees and frogs. Raising...

Tuckshop: something special and unique in Bangalow

At Woods Cafe in Bangalow, they pride themselves on their strong community connection, offering honest food, and providing a welcoming space for locals and...

Lambruk Pantry: stocking exclusively local quality products

Lambruk Pantry isn't just a brand; it's a celebration of sustainable living, local flavours, and the enduring bonds of family and community. Founded by Paige...

Young runner qualifies for regional championships

Year four student at Goonengerry Public School Thea Ramsay has qualified for the North Coast Regional Cross Country Championships after finishing first at the...

Sunshine brings football back to the Northern Rivers

After weeks of relentless rain washing out every game, the sunny days of June have allowed local football to get back on track, including...

Winter cricket for over-45s gets underway with some big hitting

The inaugural Far North Coast over-45s winter cricket league got off to a great start with over 400 runs scored and a win for...

270 ready to contest Seas The Day women’s surfing at Kingscliff

The world’s largest female participation surf event Seas The Day is returning for its second year at Kingscliff Beach this weekend June 22-23. There are...

Ballina Bombers on top and gaining altitude in senior women’s AFL

The Ballina Bombers women’s senior AFL team posted another win last Saturday as they continue their undefeated run in the Queensland Football Association’s division...

Byron Bay Tri Club claim fourth series win with undefeated season

A small contingent of ten members from the Byron Bay Tri club attended the NSW Club championships for the final leg of the North...

Rugby league in Ballina and Mullumbimby this Thursday night for catch-up rounds

The Mullumbimby Giants have collected another win in A grade after beating the Lower Clarence Magpies 36–30 at home last Sunday. Mullum’s top side got...

We Like to Tiki: Caper festival closing party this Sunday

North Byron Hotel is the official watering hole of Caper Byron Bay Food & Culture Festival 2024. To celebrate what is set to be...
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