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Cure for Alfred

Back in the 2000s we had six months of drought. So Raym and Sol were asked to lead a...

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Have you seen this plant?

A recent discovery of six Miconia calvescens (Miconia) plants near Burringbar have led to a call for Tweed, Ballina and Byron Shire residents to keep an eye out for the plant. 

Big Byron Bay bombshell

Cyclones aren’t Byron’s only major catastrophes waiting to happen to pricey Pacific beach-front properties. I’m one of the founders of...

Mullum’s International women’s breakfast, March 26

Comedian Ellen Briggs will be leading the charge of amazing local women who will be talking about women who inspired them in their lives at the Mullumbimby Chamber of Commerce International Women’s Month Breakfast.

Kyogle landfill to reopen after Tropical Cyclone Alfred

Kyogle landfill will re-open on Monday, 24 March, but will only accept small quantities of general waste for the coming weeks.

Splendour sale

Billinudgel Property Trust is selling North Byron Parklands, and thousands of Byron-Tweed residents are jumping for joy.  No more satellite...

Clifford Street intersection

Who is happy to see the 30-year Clifford Street safety hazard and black spot continue to fester while tossing...

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Luckless Swingers dangle

Brian Mollet It was as fine and clear a late winter morning as you could order, and the famous Lomath Oval turf glowed like a...

Mullum Civic Hall

It has been a while since I was last involved in an event at the Mullumbimby Civic Hall, but helping at Flickerfest recently I...

Thanks

Acknowledging the deep pain suffered by the community, due to structural and ‘cyclonic' forces I am amazed by the enormous love, compassion, and caring...

Albanese’s priorities

Israel has blocked all aid entering Gaza and cut off electricity so that desalination plants cannot operate.  According to UNRWA more than four thousand...

Disaster politics, really?

Congrats to The Echo for giving credit where credit is due, but sadly, it quickly descended into another Labor-bashing exercise. The handling of the weather...