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Students strike to reclaim their future

On Friday 20 November, students in the Byron Shire and surrounds will close their books and laptops to meet at Apex Park, Byron Bay in another strike for climate action.

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Byron Bay Surf Life Saving Club youngsters shine

Two young members of Byron Bay Surf Life Saving Club have delivered outstanding performances at the Paddle NSW State...

Close game for Kate and Jen in singles championships

Brunswick Head Women’s Bowls Club held their annual Club Singles Championship final between Jenny Andrew and Kate Baker. It...

57 Station Street

It is more than disappointing that the proposed development at 57 Station Street, Mullumbimby, has been approved by the...

Call on state govt to exclude Byron from fast track development

The Byron Bay Masterplan Advisory Group and People of Byron both came out strongly in support of Byron Shire being excluded from the Housing Delivery Authority and State Significant Development state government fast track development pathways.

Graffiti vandals strike Norries Head and Cabarita Beach

Repeated acts of graffiti vandalism at Norries Head and throughout Cabarita Beach, are drawing interest from the police and Tweed Shire Council.

Coal corporations above the law?

The Minns government introduced special legislation into NSW parliament this week to grant billion-dollar coal corporation MACH Energy permission to expand production at its Mount Pleasant coal mine, overriding a High Court victory that exposed serious failures in the assessment of the mine's climate impacts.

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Stretched to the limit – Stolen Generations orgs say time is running out

Stolen Generations organisations from across Australia have issued an urgent challenge, just months out from the 30th anniversary of the landmark Bringing Them Home report, for governments and the nation to ensure the experiences, truths and recommendations of the report are not forgotten and commit to change for survivors and descendants.

Cadwallader says Ballina hospital infrastructure plans ‘a shambles’

Ballina is trapped in a health planning paradox, with no hospital site, no construction funding and no clear investment pathway, according to independent candidate for Ballina and local mayor Sharon Cadwallader.

The fastest climate solution has two wheels and no tailpipe

As the climate negotiations start in earnest at COP31, major Australian cities are backing a global citizens initiative calling for targets for cycling to be included in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).

Stretched to the limit – Stolen Generations orgs say time is running out

Stolen Generations organisations from across Australia have issued an urgent challenge, just months out from the 30th anniversary of the landmark Bringing Them Home report, for governments and the nation to ensure the experiences, truths and recommendations of the report are not forgotten and commit to change for survivors and descendants.

They Had Cancer – men, it’s time to put your health first

When Russell had a bit of a morning cough he dismissed it, he’d smoked till he was 30, it was probably just a residue cough from that. It wasn’t until he had a swelling on the side of his neck the size of a mango that he finally went to the doctor.