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Ducks returning to Ballina for family fun day

The ducks are returning to Fawcett Park in Ballina this Sunday, 10 November, for Rotary's great Community Duck Race.

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Skye Ray brought sunshine, laughter, and love to so many lives

Skye Ray, a colorful explosion of beautiful, organised chaos, laughter, professionalism and sharp wit passed away on Sunday, October 13 with her husband John by her side. 

What if Trump wins?

The Queensland election was not the rout most pundits predicted. Labor did well to hold metropolitan seats but lost heavily in the regions. 

Region promised $21 million for alcohol and drug services as NSW Drug Summit begins in Lismore

The NSW government says it is committing $21 million over four years to enhance alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment and support for people in Northern NSW, as the regional Drug Summit begins in Lismore.

Dunoon dam and future water strategies to remain contentious on Rous

The election of Byron Shire Councillors Mayor Sarah Ndiaye and Elia Hauge to the Rous County Council (RCC) will see them working with six other elected councillors from Ballina, Richmond Valley and Lismore Councils with a key issue of contention being the Dunoon dam over the next four years. 

War profiteers

One of the most disturbing things about the ongoing carnage in Gaza is the fact that wealthy plutocrats, comfortably...

Support for female sexual assault survivors

Joana Sponsel is starting a free monthly group for female sexual assault survivors in Byron Bay.

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Love Bun Coffee? Why wouldn’t you?

Eve Jeffery The first thing you notice when you walk into Bun Coffee is the most incredible smell. You know what I mean – that...

Region promised $21 million for alcohol and drug services as NSW Drug Summit begins in Lismore

The NSW government says it is committing $21 million over four years to enhance alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment and support for people in Northern NSW, as the regional Drug Summit begins in Lismore.

Truth-telling and healing is the only way forward

The decision of the incoming Crisafulli government to stop the Queensland Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry is deeply hurtful and detrimental to the healing process for ageing Stolen Generations survivors, says a national body representing survivors.

Byron Bay students win at international SAE Awards

Australian students won in four student and alumni categories at the 19th annual SAE International Awards, with three of four students from Byron Bay travelling to Frankfurt in Germany to accept their trophies.

Working together we can create a better future

I am flying back to the small town of Woodbine, Iowa. In one week from now I will be joining the class of ‘73 for their 50-year graduation celebration. This will be my seventh trip back to a small farming community that stole a piece of my heart.