Mullumbimby Uniting Church Food Box have commenced their 13th year of operations, distributing nutritious food to those in need every Thursday, from 9.30am till 11.30am.
Elite adaptive surfers from across Australia, and around the world, are set to return to Byron Bay from March 23 to 30, and showcase their skill and determination.
Following a run of sold-out shows in major cities across Australia in 2024, Pond are bringing their Stung! album tour to the Beach Hotel, Byron Bay on Saturday, February 22.
A long-running issue over road access from a farm stay development in Brunswick Heads has been quietly settled in favour of the developer in the NSW Land & Environment Court.
The famous Brunswick Heads Woodchop Festival’s final day will take place on Saturday, January 11 with the final Jack and Jill championship competition.
Median house prices in Byron Shire’s coastal towns continue to fall back to Earth following the covid boom, new figures show.
Data from CoreLogic released...
The latest projected population and housing density figures for four of Byron Shire’s largest villages have been released, with statistics painting a picture of growth patterns over the next decade.
While Soul Street got under way in Byron Bay and the strains of McGregors Family Carnival wafted along the Brunswick River, the band struck their first few chords at the hotel and The Loveys busked a few songs at the Sound Shell and it was a perfect start to the New Year's Eve celebrations.
Residents living in Byron Shire’s three emergency accommodation villages, also known as ‘pod villages’, will be required to pay rent from this week, the NSW Reconstruction Authority says.
Aboriginal housing in the Byron Shire looks set to get a significant boost, after the company behind a major development in Brunswick Heads offered to provide five per cent of the residential land on the site for this purpose.
Despite the Law Council of Australia raising serious concerns over risks to freedom of political speech, federal parliament has passed a new hate crime law that will see jail time for publicly displaying prohibited Nazi symbols or giving a Nazi salute.
Local filmmaker, David Bradbury, says he will run against PM Anthony Albanese in his safe Sydney seat of Grayndler as an independent at the upcoming federal election.
Electoral reform legislation to cap political donations passed the Senate last week, with many crossbenchers expressing their fury at the process and the major parties claiming the moral high ground as they joined forces.
