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A whacky world

Your cartoonist, Jamie Hoile, appears to be suggesting that D Trump believes that there are only two genders. Perhaps J...

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A whacky world

Your cartoonist, Jamie Hoile, appears to be suggesting that D Trump believes that there are only two genders. Perhaps J...

Not so smart meters

Origin Energy must prove to me that smart meters are totally harmless in every way before I will allow...

A complete fraud

I just came out of a screening of the Dylan biopic, which focuses on his early years and his...

Nature on a leash

For the local naturist community, the removal of the clothing-optional beach at Tyagarah has been devastating. The sense of...

Riotous and radical

Local audiences are in for a raucous, rebellious, and radically-inclusive experience that is the sensational Church of the Clitori,...

Road works to begin for Byron’s emergency services precinct

Road works to begin for Byron’s emergency services precinct

Stories about "Funerals":

Death and dying in the Byron community

Today is the start of  National Palliative Care Week (May 24-30) and the amazing folk who help people in the last few days of their life, and their families in the days afterwards, are highlighting services available in the Byron Shire for dying, death and funerals.

More on the proposed Suffolk Park traffic lights

Reading the words ‘location design’, I briefly thought Jan Barham was applauding Byron Shire Council’s decision re traffic lights at Clifford Street. Objective, location...

Not so smart meters

Origin Energy must prove to me that smart meters are totally harmless in every way before I will allow one to be installed at...

The dream is over

Bring me my bow of tarnished brass; bring me my arrows of disdain… It was with incredulity I read some weeks ago in The...

Will NSW Forestry Corporation be investigated for changing data on native logging? 

The NSW Forestry Corporation has retrospectively slashed timber yields by 28 per cent according to the NEFA calling into question the viability of NSW’s native logging forestry industry