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Pro Adaptive Surf Championships return to Byron, March 23–30

Elite adaptive surfers from across Australia, and around the world, are set to return to Byron Bay from March 23 to 30, and showcase their skill and determination.

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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...

Diversity is weakness, according to some

Until recently the acronym DEI was unknown in Australia. Now it's become one of those annoying Americanisms like vacation, SUV and soda which are steadily invading our language. Like 'woke', its meaning has been inverted by malicious actors seeking to confuse, divide and conquer.

Trumposia

Last edition, what did I say? And two days later he put his foot in his mouth concerning the...

The Bangalow Film Festival is back

The Bangalow Film Festival (BFF) is back in March with a star-studded fifth season – the festival will open on Thursday, March 6 – bringing a touch of Italy to Bangalow, the Australian premiere of Milano: The Inside Story of Italian Fashion will open the festival with a night of glitz and glamour. Bring your best fashionista look for this gala event – arrive in style and raise a glass of prosecco before the screening with friends and enjoy a a dazzling start to the festival.

Celebrate International Women’s Day at the Lismore Women’s Festival

Northern Rivers Women and Children's Services Inc. (NORWACS) is proud to announce the Lismore Women's Festival, a vibrant and inclusive event celebrating women, will be held on  Saturday, 8 March  at the Quad in Lismore from  9am to 4pm.

Two charged with alleged property offences – Lismore

Two people have been charged over alleged property offences as part of an ongoing investigation in Lismore.

Stories about "Golf":

Transparency key to future of BBGC

New Byron Bay Golf Club (BBGC) board members Fiona Grigg and Ralf Pelz have said that transparency and planning for the future of the BBGC is how they want to move forward.

Veteran golfer had a special 2023

Ben Sheck, a member of the Byron Bay Golf Club (BBGC) had a big year in 2023.   Ben regularly competes in Northern Rivers Veterans...

Ellen King wins a tight Womens Classic golf tournament at Ocean Shores

Ocean Shores Country Club hosted the Womens Classic golf tournament where over 75 women participated each day across the November 13-14 weekend.

Ocean Shores pro golfer wins prestigious award

Ocean Shores Country Club (OSCC) was recently in the spotlight when long-time Byron Shire local Chris Graham clinched the prestigious PGA Queensland Club Professional of the Year award.

Last chance to register for Lismore’s Masters Games

Today Lismore City Council Mayor Steve Krieg has encouraged people to sign up for the 12th biennial Workers Masters Games, before registrations close tonight.

Local know-how not enough to take NSW Mid-Amatuer golf tournament

Local golfers, David Calvert and Mat Crandell, have finished third and fourth in the 2023 Srixon NSW Mid-Amateur held at Byron Bay and Ocean...

Get ya boardies on for a charity putt

The Byron Bay Boardriders are running the 11th annual Skullcandy Byron Bay Boardriders Charity Golf Day on Sunday, November 13. 

Have putter, will fundraise

It’s time to round up your woods, irons, sand wedges and putters, and practise your swing for this Sunday’s Charity Golf Day for the Byron Bay Central Hospital Auxiliary.

Champions crowned at Mullumbimby Ladies Golf Club

During two weeks in August, members of the Mullumbimby Ladies Golf Club competed in the 2022 championship, where Julianne Ross (R) emerged the winner,...

Big field compete for Mullum’s Rural Classic golf tournament

Jason Cook and Max Tatam have won the Mullumbimby Rural Co-op and Whites Rural Classic 2022 golf tournament held at the Mullumbimby course on Saturday, 13 August.

DFV service under pressure as referrals rise 

Local domestic family violence and homelessness have clear links, according to the manager of the Women’s Resource Service, Ambyr Johnston.

Editorial – Whack-a-mole the crims

As a member of the small niche independent media landscape, The Echo is acutely aware that this job is not just being a journal of public record, but a reporter on how governments behave. And treat us.

Drive a red truck and be a hero!

Members of the public are being sought to help their communities at the Bangalow and Byron Bay Fire Stations, with paid positions on offer for on-call firefighters.

Where’ve you been Justine?

Three years ago my town of Mullumbimby, and many other towns in the Northern Rivers, flooded. That’s not news to most, but it was...