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Australians smash electric vehicle purchase records

The electric vehicle (EV) discount, together with increased new supply and consumer interest, have been instrumental in breaking annual sales records for EVs in 2023, according to the National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association (NALSPA).

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Trashing Westminster traditions

As an eager Young Liberal in the 1980s, I was schooled by a generation of older Australians whose values were forged during World War II.

A quick glance back at Byron Shire’s 2023 – how much fun did you have?

Hello 2024, and farewell to 2023, a year slightly less shit, but at least better than covid, fires and floods. Herewith a quick roundup of how the year was, through The Echo lens.

Australians smash electric vehicle purchase records

The electric vehicle (EV) discount, together with increased new supply and consumer interest, have been instrumental in breaking annual sales records for EVs in 2023, according to the National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association (NALSPA).

A uniquely Byron experience

After the resounding success of the 17th edition of the Byron Bay International Film Festival (BBFF) in October, the festival team is thrilled to announce a special ‘Summer Session’ on Friday. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Dening Park overlooking the ocean, this unique film experience is set to captivate audiences with a carefully curated showcase of films from local, Australian, and international filmmakers.

CSIRO voyage to work on Southern Ocean puzzle

CSIRO’s research vessel (RV) Investigator sets off today on the longest voyage in its 10-year history to the Southern Ocean and sea-ice edge. The aim of the 60 day voyage is to improve our ability to anticipate the impacts of future climate change.

‘Stay informed’ – NSW SES Flood Advice for Northern Rivers

The NSW SES advises people in Lismore, Tweed Heads, Murwillumbah, Byron Bay, Casino and Kyogle to 'STAY INFORMED' about predicted dangerous and unexpected flash flooding on the Northern Rivers.

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Trashing Westminster traditions

As an eager Young Liberal in the 1980s, I was schooled by a generation of older Australians whose values were forged during World War II.

Call for climate change to be included in BoM enquiry

The Queensland Conservation Council is urging the government to ensure that the impact of climate change is a key focus of the federal investigation into the nation's emergency warning system, triggered by heightened scrutiny over announcement delays from the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM).

Electrical industrial action starts today

Across NSW, crucial renewable energy and power transmission projects worth billions of dollars will be hit with major industrial action as workers ramp up demands for fair pay.


Man charged after aged-care resident allegedly sexually assaulted

Sex Crimes Squad detectives have charged a man following an investigation into an alleged sexual assault at an aged care home in the state’s north.

CSIRO voyage to work on Southern Ocean puzzle

CSIRO’s research vessel (RV) Investigator sets off today on the longest voyage in its 10-year history to the Southern Ocean and sea-ice edge. The aim of the 60 day voyage is to improve our ability to anticipate the impacts of future climate change.