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When inspiration comes, Tim Snider is working Mullum Music Festival | 15–18 Nov When US Tim Snider takes the stage magic happens. Many know him as the man on the wild electric violin with Nahko and the Medicine People. His playing...
Nude bathing at Tyagarah Beach could be banned within weeks if councillors support Byron Council staff’s recommendation at today’s meeting to revoke the beach’s clothes-optional declaration.
Byron Latin Fiesta Byron Theatre, Community Centre and associated venues | 1–4 November The Byron Latin Feista welcomes Parisian dance teacher and choreographer Sabiha Bastide to Byron. She trained as a Kizomba instructor and studied by taking private lessons in Dominican...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7wzBVARwaU There is a pronounced influence of the Coen brothers in writer/director Drew Goddard’s bizarro/noir bloodletting flick. Set in the sixties and heavily reliant on a fantastic, mostly Tamla Motown soundtrack, there are hellish flames and flashbacks, quirky characters and...
Bangalow Public School students are preparing for their first Futurama Drama film festival, to be held October 23, 24 and 25.
The fourth and final Sourdough lunchtime workshop, as part of the popular 2018 small business series, will be held on Wednesday October 31 at the Elements of Byron Resort.
Plans to rezone and develop 22 hectares of Council-owned land next to the Mullumbimby Community Gardens has seen increased resident resistance, and last week Council staff sought to calm the waters.
Plans to create a Byron Bay bypass along Butler Street, into wetland habitat and then joining Jonson and Browning Streets at Mitre 10, appear to be held up by the state government, as Byron Shire Council awaits determination for a $9.5m grant.
One of this year's recipients from the proceeds of the Byron Lighthouse Run, Samantha Bulmer, suffered a spinal rupture just before birth, which has left her partially paralysed ever since.
The Good, The Bad and The Fleety The Big Gig – Ballina RSL | Thursday 25 Oct | 8pm | Free Greg Fleet in conversation with Mandy Nolan about The Good Son | The Drill Hall, Mullumbimby | Wednesday 24 Oct |...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UQpHMAEd8M In Like Flynn Scenes that run quick slow quick slow quick, ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous, with not really much sublime in the mix, is generally a bankable MO for any action date-movie. For the life of me,...
Byron Shire Council will tomorrow (October 18) consider how to keep residents better informed about natural disasters and whether it needs to expand existing climate-change mitigation strategies.
A draft plan for Bangalow village will be on the table at Thursday’s Council meeting, and aims to set out residents’ aspirations for the village over the next 15 years.
Peter Bibby Hotel Great Northern | Friday | 9pm | 18.90 Australia’s foremost maverick poet Peter Bibby has just released his new single Work for Arseholes. The track features on his second studio album Grand Champion, which released this September via...
The other day I realised that whenever I talk or write about mental health or people with lived experience that I talk about it as ‘other’. Like people with mental health issues are not me.
The Lennox Head U/13 Trojans rugby team has just returned from New Zealand having achieved a rare feat in Australian rugby circles: beating the Kiwis and bringing back a winner’s trophy. The team flew to Queenstown to compete in the...
The My Own Gym team, including Ellie Borenstein, Jade Goldberg, Gaelle Jeanneau and Josh Hutchinson, have competed in the ICN state titles over the past few weeks. Each of them earnt a spot on the podium in their respective...
Over 900 players from across Australia and the world will be taking part in the 29th Byron Bay Rugby 7s this weekend. The tournament features three competitions including men’s and women’s competitive and a men’s social. Action will take place over...
At only five years old Leihani Kaloha Zoric from Byron Bay has been receiving high praise for her amazing performances on the waves. Fresh from a win in the U/6 Girls at the BL Blastoff in Sydney, Leihani showed she...
The 2018 Byron Bay Lighthouse run was underpinned by great community spirit as roughly $20,000 was raised for charity as 500 runners braved the inclement weather last weekend. ‘We were pretty lucky with the rain. We only had a small...
Jenny Ogle The Byron Bay Basketball Association has wound up another season with the top positions contested in all age groups from primary school to A-grade seniors. Congratulations to all our competing teams, and also big thanks to our referees. Winners Primary School...
By S Haslam The northern rivers is well known for its macadamias, but many people are unaware that there is also a thriving pecan industry in our region. Pecans can be planted in land that is not suitable for macadamias,...
‘We usually have Margaritas on Thursdays but since it’s Tuesday, I’ll make an exception.’ Chelsea Handler By S Davey Miss Margarita is a colourful and upbeat Mexican bar and cantina at the beach end of Jonson Street with a buoyant, colourful...
