May 6, 2014
In this Issue:
Fading Gigolo
In John Turturro’s delicately balanced, gently iconoclastic romantic comedy, Woody Allen manages to persuade his friend Fioravante (Turturro) to become a male prostitute.
Boy & Bear have lived the musical fairytale
Forming in 2009 and then scoring an impressive five from seven nominated Arias for their debut release Moonfire in 2011, it seems the lads from Boy & Bear can’t put a foot wrong.
Season back on course for Devils
The NRRRL competition is still only young, but Byron Bay’s 54–20 demolition of Northern United at Red Devil Park on Sunday was a much-needed return to the winner’s circle for the home side
Mungo’s Crossword N016
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Festival de Cine Español es fantástico
Hot on the heels of the French Film Festival, the best of Spanish language cinema hits the big screen for the Spanish Film Festival, screening at Palace Byron Bay from Thursday May 8 to Wednesday May 14.
Byron street violence down: police
The assault rate on the streets of Byron has dropped 13 per cent in a year and police say it is due to the conditions of Byron Bay's Liquor Accord beginning to bite.
Myocum developments approved despite opposition
Byron Shire Council has approved a transport terminal on the land of one of its councillors and a nearby addiction treatment facility in rural Myocum despite locals' objections to both projects.
How to hallucinate a budget crisis
Even after 15 hours of surgery my recovery was not entirely beset by hallucinations. But given the amount of kites, balloons, smoke and mirrors emanating from the government about what will and won’t, might and mightn’t, be in the budget, it may as well have been.