The Good Life

The taproom and beer garden sit on the edge of open paddocks with views of the rolling hinterland mountains – and one of the only spots in the area where you can catch a stunning sunset from an outdoor beer garden. Shade sails keep things comfortable on hot days, and a large indoor seated area takes care of the rainy ones. Hungry? No problem. Permanent food truck ‘Sunset Eats’ serves up gourmet burgers, nachos, and weekly specials.

The New Brighton Farmers Market is now starting earlier – at 7am every Tuesday! After strong community demand, the earlier opening means those heading off for an early start can still take the time to access fresh, locally-grown, nutritious food without the rush.

Allie Godfrey Yes, it’s sad that Bluesfest isn’t going ahead, but you couldn’t be in a more arts-loving community than Mullum to fill the gap. Our...

Autumn has a way of turning ordinary moments into extraordinary memories, and there’s no better way to embrace the season than aboard the M.V....

Celebrate Mother’s Day with an experience designed to indulge the senses and honour connection, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Byron Bay’s coastline. Begin the...

Allie Godfrey We all love Woodland Valley’s fresh pasta. Its softness, richness, and handmade appeal make it hard to resist. But there’s a strong case...

Maria’s Byron Bay is a local catering business, launched by sisters Maya and Chelsea, where food is always at the heart of creating lasting...

Jake Shedden was literally born into farming. His mother gave birth to him on the family farm at Barkers Vale, which he now runs...

By Allie Godfrey Dried olives are a delicious twist on the traditional olive, offering a more intense flavour and a slightly chewy texture that makes...

Founded in March 2024, Byron Bay Pretzels Pty. Ltd. brings traditional German soft pretzels and Black Forest specialties to the Northern Rivers with a...

Just outside the centre of Byron Bay, the Roadhouse has long been woven into the town’s daily rhythm – early coffee runs, long brunches...

Easter has always been a story about renewal. About small moments that feel quietly magical – a gathering around the table, little hands searching the garden, the joy of sharing something sweet that feels special. This year, we imagined Easter a little differently. Not louder. Not bigger. Just more thoughtful.

If you’re looking for a place where community still means something, you’ll find it at the Brunswick Heads Bowling Club. Far from being just a place to roll a few bowls, the club has become a lively social hub where locals and visitors come together for great food, live entertainment, and genuine connection.

For backyard gardeners, this time of year is ideal for refreshing garden beds and planting cool-season crops. A little preparation now will help ensure strong growth and productive harvests over the coming months.

Baraka is redefining sweet treats with its innovative dessert hummus range – a unique concept believed to be the first of its kind in...

Enjoy the sweeter things in life with Sunshine Low GI Sugar! Let’s face it, sugar gets a bad rap these days and we all know...

On Saturday, 21 March, Frida’s Field will host a one-night-only autumn equinox celebration, inviting guests to pause and mark the seasonal shift in a...

Dietary fat has long been misunderstood, often blamed for weight gain and poor health. In reality, fat is an essential macronutrient that plays critical...

The question was recently raised on a Facebook community page asking if people shop at the farmers’ market to save money. It brought a...

Photo and story: Allie Godfrey Sprouted legumes are one of the simplest, most nourishing foods you can add to your daily routine – and they’re...