←Volume 28
November 19, 2013
In this Issue:
Stonefield will put their curse on you
The self-titled debut, Amy, Hannah, Sarah and Holly - of Melbourne based rock outfit Stonefield – are riding the momentum of a soaring radio and video favourite Put Your Curse On Me
The leading lady of musical theatre
Marina Prior is regarded as Australia’s leading lady of musical theatre, having performed over twenty leading roles in her career so far. She rose to stardom when she played Christine in The Phantom of the Opera.
Music Can Change Your Life
A person’s life can change in a moment. For singer/songwriter Felicity Burdett, everything changed when she lost both her daughters, aged eight and ten, and her ex-husband in a car crash just outside Braidwood NSW.
Local tix released for Falls Fest
While tickets to the first Byron Falls Festival sold out a while ago, there’s a new locals’ release now on sale. But you'd better be quick.
One man’s journey to seek justice from the Catholic Church
It would seem that $55,000 is the amount a child should expect to be paid after a teacher repeatedly plays with his penis
Push to fluoridate Byron’s water supply
Cr Diane Woods wants Byron Council to reconsider fluoridating the Shire’s water supply, a move that has met with strong resistance from fellow Cr Rose Wanchap.
Small schools targeted by state government
Many local small schools could be severely affected by a state government planned shake-up, which would see them lose their principal and have their funding transferred to larger schools.
