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Vale Eve Sinton 20/11/52–30/06/26

In February this year, Eve Sinton was admitted to Tamworth Hospital. All tests and biopsies were taken. Before announcing the diagnosis to Eve, the doctor asked ‘First Please tell me what was your occupation?’ Eve replied, ‘I am a journalist’.
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Byron EchoChris Abraham, Mullumbimby - 0

Calls for more public transport

Public transport in the Northern Rivers currently consists of a few buses that run infrequently and have very few...
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Local NewsThe Echo - 0

New fish hatchery planned for Chinderah

A Chinderah aquaculture business is set to receive $2 million in state government funding to build a new fish hatchery, according to a NSW government media release.
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Byron EchoHilary Bone, Federal - 0

Not alone

Residents of Morrison Ave Mullumbimby, rest assured you are not alone. I have been writing to Byron Shire Council...
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Byron EchoRod Murray, Ocean Shores - 0

Slow down

Just when you think it can’t get any worse on the roads, dodging e-bikes and ridiculous-sized vehicles, now we...
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Local NewsThe Echo - 0

Tourism strategy launched across region

Byron Bay will be featured in the first phase of a new tourism marketing strategy designed to 'attract even more visitors, boost local businesses and create jobs across Regional NSW'.
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Local NewsThe Echo - 0

Help raise funds for Our Kids with Tutu Day

Northern Rivers locals are once again being encouraged to swap business attire, school uniforms, team shirts and everyday clothes for something a little more colourful by wearing a tutu on Friday 31 July to help raise funds for Our Kids.
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Stories about "Bundjalung artists":

Gulihl Art exhibition – bringing First Nations artists and their connection to Country to you

Byron Echo Belle Budden - 0
Byron’s ‘pop-up’ Firefly Art Gallery is presenting the work of local First Nations artists in the upcoming Gulihl Art exhibition in Marvell Hall.
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Storylines – Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative

Storylines Dr Bronwyn Bancroft - 4
♦ Budgeram means story in Bundjalung language. Thirty-five years ago, ten Aboriginal artists gathered to create an Aboriginal Artists Co-operative in Sydney, the place of first point...
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Regional Wollumbin Art Award open to young and old

Local News The Echo - 0
People from every walk of life are being encouraged to enter the Wollumbin Art Award (WAA), especially First Nations and young artists. 
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Art on Bundjalung – call out to Indigenous artists

Local News The Echo - 0
There is a call going out to Indigenous artists that have a strong connection to the Bundjalung region to join in the Art on Bundjalung Market on Saturday, June 1.
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Bundjalung artists to gather in Byron

Entertainment News The Echo - 1
The inaugural ‘Bundjalung Gathering’ art and culture exhibition will take place at Marvell Hall, Byron Bay, this coming week.
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Positive future for Byron’s visitor economy

Hans Lovejoy - 0
Last Thursday saw Destination Byron bring together over 150 attendees looking at the future of Byron and its visitor economy.
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Pet adoption day – 4 July in Ballina

The Echo - 0
Northern Rivers Animal Services Inc (NRAS) are hoping the sun will be out for their monthly adoption day on Saturday, 4 July from 10am until 1pm at the NRAS Rescue Shelter at 61 Piper Drive, Ballina.
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Artists sought to transform factory space into multi-artform event

The Echo - 0
Expressions of Interest (EOI) are now open for artists to transform a former factory in Lismore – The Joinery – through performance, installation and site-responsive art.
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What’s on in Tweed for NAIDOC Week?

The Echo - 0
NAIDOC Week celebrations will be held from Sunday 5 July to Sunday 12 July 2026, under the national theme 50 Years of Deadly. 
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