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Police fine boy more than $3,000, seize his bike

Police say they’ve seized an unregistered electric bike and issued multiple fines to a teenager after investigating dangerous riding around the NSW/QLD border.

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Cost-of-living crisis

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

Tweed Seagulls Festival of Female Footy 

The landmark event showcasing the best of female rugby league –  from grassroots juniors to elite players – will take place on 21 June at the Piggabeen Sports Complex in Tweed Heads.

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.

Helping Murwillumbah’s young people build confidence and community

Disengaged young people are taking the opportunity to transform their lives as part of the new partnership between local early intervention youth program, RiverTracks and Murwillumbah Community Gardens.

BBF supports ban on industrial fishing in Antarctica

In the 21st century we have come to realise just how important the health of our oceans and seas are, and the Bob Brown Foundation has backed an international call for a ban on industrial fishing in Antarctica.

Local chef returns home to take the reins at Elements of Byron

After years of leading the kitchens of some of Australia’s top luxury resorts, local chef, Craig Robertson, has returned...

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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.

Police seize motorbike from speeding rider

A bike rider has had his motorbike seized after police arrested him for speeding in the Tweed Shire on Sunday.

Gill’s quest for improved church services

The church, and her involvement in it, have always been a big part of Gill Lomath’s life.

War on journalism as political strategy

Last week's violent attacks on journalists in Los Angeles shocked the world, but this is part of an ongoing trend in which politicians and their militarised minions in all sorts of countries seek to kill or otherwise silence those who report on their repressive behaviour.