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Neurotic fearmongers

Mandy Nolan slugging down her morning fix of caffeine before hopping on a plane to Newcastle to bang on...

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Tree planting success for Fingal Head and Banora Point

Fingal Head and Banora Point were two Northern Rivers community-driven tree planting projects that have received funding from a collaboration between Landcare Australia and Bupa to transform local environments into healthier, greener spaces for everyone to enjoy.

Fake views

I agree with Chaiy Donati’s (Echo November 20) warnings about governmental authorities determining what news is fake. I think...

Hotel Brunswick opens new Cellarbrations bottleshop

Hotel Brunswick has launched a brand-new Cellarbrations bottleshop. Stocked with a range of beers, wines, spirits, and non-alcoholic options,...

Van-dwellers

Continuing on from my comments regarding ‘van-dwellers’, if I may, to further the understanding of ‘van-dwellers’ amongst the general...

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Why not call it the Byron Bay Echo and save yourselves the waste of resources further south?    ...

Lennox residents call meeting over local and Northern Rivers crime 

Monday night will see a range of Lennox Head, Ballina, and Northern Rivers leaders coming together to discuss the increase in crime in Lennox Head and across the Northern Rivers.

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Editorial: The beef about meat

Firstly, let me declare an interest: I have been a vegetarian for 49 years, so tasty cow parts are not high on my agenda.

Israel Hamas

It should be obvious to everyone by now that Israeli claims that they only target Hamas in Palestine and Hezbollah in Lebanon are what...

Jones

Richard Jones’s Echo articles are always a good read. Last week he questioned how Albanese’s Labor government will convince voters that they’ll be worse...

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Why not call it the Byron Bay Echo and save yourselves the waste of resources further south?       Peter Walters, Ballina

Hidden disabilities recognised

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower initiative was marked on December 3, with Byron Shire Council taking part in the global project that recognises the International Day of People with Disability.