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![]( "There’s a Boy & Bear in there")
![]( "Councillor defends himself over rock-wall phone call")
![]( "Mullum girl who ran away with the CIRCA")
![]( "Insurgent")
![]( "Big EYES")
![]( "Mullum-Bruns play finals at home")
![]( "Fundy for Cori")
![]( "Free ‘cooking with less waste’ workshop")
![]( "A culture of warmth")
![]( "World champs headline Australian longboard open")
![]( "Culture Wrap March 25")
![]( "In Solitary With the Man who Wore Black")
![]( "Byron Council staff ignore government over bypass options")
![]( "Track removal, public transport major issues for Byron voters")
March 25, 2015
In this Issue:
There’s a Boy & Bear in there
Boy & Bear may have formed in 2009, but by 2011 the group had bagged an impressive five ARIAs for Moonfire, garnering Best Group, Album of the Year, and Breakthrough Artist Single & Album.
Councillor defends himself over rock-wall phone call
Byron Shire councillor Sol Ibrahim has found himself defending questions over a phone call he made to a potential tender applicant for the proposed rock wall at Belongil.
Mullum girl who ran away with the CIRCA
NORPA kicks off their new season at Lismore City Hall on Friday and Saturday with CIRCA’s new show Beyond, featuring two former Spaghetti Circus students – all grown up!
Insurgent
What with there being so many sequels and prequels churned out by the big studios these days, it occurred to me that a few minutes spent recapping what we saw twelve months ago might not be out of order
Big EYES
‘I make things up for a living… I’m a reporter.’ Danny Huston’s introductory voice-over had me hooked from the first minute of the (to me) under-achieving Tim Burton’s new movie.
Mullum-Bruns play finals at home
The Mullumbimby-Brunswick Heads Cricket Club are hosting the Far North Coast Coastal League Grand Final against Murwillumbah after beating Tintenbar in the semifinal last Saturday.
Fundy for Cori
After being selected at the State Championships last year and competing in trials in Sydney, Cori Hardy has been selected for the U18 women’s NSW Blues Hockey Team to compete at the National Championships in Adelaide early next mont
Free ‘cooking with less waste’ workshop
According to CSIRO data, throwing out a kilo of beef wastes the 50,000 litres of water it took to produce that meat.
A culture of warmth
On a day many years ago when I was not more than seven years old, I ended up at my father’s work in the city…
World champs headline Australian longboard open
The Australian Longboard Surfing Open is a five-day celebration of the surfing lifestyle held in March each year in the warm, wave-rich waters of Kingscliff.
Culture Wrap March 25
A great week of cultural events headed up with Circus Arts presenting an evening of aerial gold as the advanced students, adults and coaches create a cabaret befitting the roaring 20s.
In Solitary With the Man who Wore Black
Johnny Cash was one of the most iconic, influential and enigmatic performers of the 20th century. In his acoustic show, 'In Solitary', Daniel Thompson performs songs spanning Cash’s entire incredible career.
Byron Council staff ignore government over bypass options
Residents of Byron Bay’s Butler Street who would be affected by a town bypass say they are alarmed by Byron Shire Council’s detailed plans for the proposal, which was presented to the public at last week’s Farmers Market.
Track removal, public transport major issues for Byron voters
Ripping up the railway tracks emerged as an unpopular move from the Ocean Shores meet the candidates night, held on Monday.
