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Artists sought to transform factory space into multi-artform event

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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Man in court today after alleged pursuit near Kingscliff

A man will face court today after an alleged pursuit in December last year.

Landlord penalties for premises selling illicit tobacco and vapes

New laws targeting commercial landlords who knowingly permit tenants to sell illicit tobacco and vaping goods from their premises begin today, as part of the government’s continued crackdown on the illicit market.

Former Paralympian loses critical NDIS support

Public support is being sought to help wheelchair-bound former Paralympic athlete gold medalist Tracy Barrell with her living expenses after an alleged National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) decision reduced her ability to be fed and assisted.

Missing man in Ballina

Police are appealing for assistance to locate a missing man. Caine Tierney, aged 47, was last seen on Ross Street, Ballina, about 12.30pm on Wednesday 24 June 2026.

Celebrating native foods this NAIDOC Week at Mullumbimby Farmers Market

NAIDOC Week is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and learn from the world’s oldest living culture, and one of the easiest ways to do that is through Australia’s remarkable native foods.

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I was horrified when my eyes landed on the resubmitted housing/commercial DA by Landcom and Byron Shire Council at...

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The science behind ‘sleeping on it’: new study reveals why naps spark insight

‘Do me a favour and sleep on it.’ It’s a phrase we’ve all heard when confronting big decisions – should I quit my job? Break up with my partner? Move interstate?

Curious chimps and nosy kids: new study shows it’s only natural to love drama

What do toddlers and chimpanzees have in common? A deep, unshakable interest in other people’s business.

Whales help in the search for extraterrestrial signals

What do whales have to do with the search for extraterrestrial intelligence?

Cockatoos prefer noodles dunked in blueberry yoghurt

For the first time, scientists have observed a non-primate animal using flavourings to enhance the experience of eating food.

Powerful results from joining quantum computing and AI

Researchers have used quantum physics and machine learning to quickly and accurately understand a mound of data – a technique, they say, could help extract meaning from gargantuan datasets.

What did southern Scandinavia’s first farmers eat 5,000 years ago?

Clues into the mysterious lives of southern Scandinavia and northern Germany’s first farmers have been revealed in a new archaeological study.

Expert verdict on Gencost: renewables still cheaper than nuclear

Independent energy experts largely – although not universally – agree with an economic analysis that finds renewable energy, with storage, to be the cheapest energy option for Australia’s future.

Astronomers discover new hotspot in spacetime fabric

Australian astrophysicists have led an international effort to create the most detailed maps of gravitational waves across the Universe to date.

Nations must dramatically increase climate change adaptation

Nations are not doing enough to address the rising impacts of climate change the United Nations Environment Program’s latest Adaptation Gap Report 2024: Come hell and high water has found.

AI has a looming e-waste problem

The explosion in generative AI could be responsible for an extra 5 million tonnes of e-waste by 2030, according to a new study.

What’s on in Tweed for NAIDOC Week?

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

NSW Women of the Year noms open

Nominations are now open for the 2027 NSW Women of the Year Awards. Nationals Member for Tweed, Geoff Provest says the awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements of local women and girls.

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'.

Dead whale to be towed back out at Wooyung Beach

With a dead juvenile whale washed ashore near Crabbes Creek Beach south of Wooyung Road, Tweed Council say they are preparing to tow it back out to sea on tomorrow morning's high tide.