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School principals

Our schools are not bargaining chips in the teacher transfer system Your article ‘Call for Mel Davis to be permanent...

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Music, movement, mindfulness

After years of producing events interstate, Danielle Djokic decided it was time to create something in her own backyard. The result is Byron Wellness Festival, a three-day celebration of music, movement, mindfulness and conscious living at Red Devil Park, from 27 to 29 November.

Collective punishment

Over the last six decades the supranational Zionist polity has effectively normalised Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine. With its...

Where dance meets art

Making Contact is a collective exhibition bringing together artists from the Mullumbimby Contact Improvisation community.

Belongil wetland

Dailan Pugh seems to be absolutely correct about the functioning of the Belongil wetland system and outlet to the...

Students strike to reclaim their future

On Friday 20 November, students in the Byron Shire and surrounds will close their books and laptops to meet at Apex Park, Byron Bay in another strike for climate action.

Azure Bar and Grill unveils a new menu celebrating the flavours of the Northern Rivers

Set within the lush coastal surrounds of Elements of Byron, Azure Bar and Grill has unveiled its new seasonal menu, celebrating exceptional Australian produce, the art of grilling, and the distinctive flavours of the Northern Rivers.

Richmond Valley Local News

Local news, articles and more from the Richmond Valley.

Koalas on the move – stay alert on the roads

Over spring and summer koalas are on the move as they search for food, territory and mates.

Casino Truck Show crowned NSW’s Best Visitor Experience

The North Coast Petroleum Casino Truck Show has taken out the Outstanding Visitor Experience category at the 2026 NSW Business Awards in Sydney.

Man charged over firearm and pursuit in a stolen car

NSW Police say a man – wanted by virtue of two outstanding warrants – has been charged after a firearm and stolen car were allegedly seized following a pursuit near Coraki.

Building healthier waterways and slowing floodwaters

There are increasing examples of ways that natural flood management can help waterways recover, slow flooding waters, and improve the waterways and catchments.

The climate crisis is here – what do we do?

As we watch the climate crisis accelerate around us Lismore-based resilience practitioner Dr Jean Renouf and Murwillumbah academic Professor Richard Hil will be joining former Byron Shire councillor Cate Coorey in conversation this Friday.

Two men charged following alleged robbery

Two men have been charged following an alleged robbery in Casino last week.

Editorial – Keeping the fire at bay

While the federal and NSW governments continue to approve and extend coal and gas mines, that regardless of where the fossil fuels are burnt will have negative impacts on all our futures, there are a few things you can do to prepare. 

Swap the classroom for the trenches?

History teachers from the Northern Rivers are being encouraged to apply for the new NSW History Teachers Anzac Scholarship, designed to send a history teacher to the trenches, and bring the experience back to NSW classrooms. ‘A history teacher...

man cooking with BBQ

Free community BBQ for men and their families in Lismore

Parenting can be a challenging experience, with parents often expected to know the answers or how to respond. And sometimes it’s not so simple. Lismore’s Men & Family Centre is inviting Northern Rivers men and their families to a free Community BBQ and forum.

$80,000 raised by the Women’s Giving Circle

Four local charities received $80,000 raised through Northern Rivers Community Foundation Women’s Giving Circle on 3 September at the Brunswick Picture House.

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Shoebridge’s forked tongue

Senator Shoebridge tells us that Ukraine has his full support – but is ruling out arms transfers to Ukraine really supporting them? The Ukrainian...

Students strike to reclaim their future

On Friday 20 November, students in the Byron Shire and surrounds will close their books and laptops to meet at Apex Park, Byron Bay in another strike for climate action.

Cadwallader says Ballina hospital infrastructure plans ‘a shambles’

Ballina is trapped in a health planning paradox, with no hospital site, no construction funding and no clear investment pathway, according to independent candidate for Ballina and local mayor Sharon Cadwallader.

The fastest climate solution has two wheels and no tailpipe

As the climate negotiations start in earnest at COP31, major Australian cities are backing a global citizens initiative calling for targets for cycling to be included in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).