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Hastings Point residents calling on community support against flood-prone development

Residents of Creek Street, Hastings Point are calling on the community to turn up and show their support to reject the development of 40 Creek Street, Hastings Point on flood-prone land.

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On ya bike!

I have recently been holidaying in Iluka and was amazed that there are bike tracks everywhere, reducing car traffic...

Ugly bitumen

I’ve given up my walk on the beach this morning to defend our ugly bitumen beach carpark. Sad because...

Appeal to locate girl missing from East Ballina

Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a girl reported missing from East Ballina.

Writers fest locked and loaded

More than 160 heavyweights in the Australian and international literary scene will explore the important themes shaping our world at the scenic Bangalow Showground from August 8 to 10.

Cost-of-living crisis

Thanks to Larissa Waters (new federal Greens leader) for using the right language on ABC Radio National last week:...

Passion & Purpose program at Byron Writers Festival

The organisers of the 2025 Byron Writers Festival have announced the program for this year’s event, themed Passion & Purpose.

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People power takes on big energy retailers

Plans to create Australia’s first community-owned power retailer are underway, in what could be the first attempt to challenge the dominance of the incumbent retailers with a completely new concept in energy delivery.

Former Nats MP Donald Page awarded OAM

Former local NSW Nationals MP, Donald Page, has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in the King’s Birthday Honours List.

Climate adaptation – how we build a liveable future

The other day in Mullumbimby, I struck up a conversation with a lovely person on a tree-lined street. After the usual pleasantries, we moved on to a subject dear to the hearts of English ex-pats like me – the weather.

Áine bids farewell – for now

Áine Tyrell was at the Bruns Picture House on Sunday, 8 June to give her final concert for a while.

Reimagining Lismore City Council’s workforce management

The Lismore City Council will carry out an in-depth workforce review of asset management roles and responsibilities if a revised strategy is adopted at today’s extraordinary council meeting.