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Justine Elliot announces free mental health clinic for Tweed

Federal Labor Member for Richmond has been busy announcing funding promises and projects in the lead up to the imminent but yet-to-be-scheduled 2025 Federal Election.

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Big Byron Bay bombshell

Cyclones aren’t Byron’s only major catastrophes waiting to happen to pricey Pacific beach-front properties. I’m one of the founders of...

Byron Bay pool

The local swimming pool serves the community, not the tourists. It is virtually impossible for locals to get to...

Once in a generation

Nai Palm is the kind of artist that arrives once in a generation, a three-time Grammy-nominated songwriter from Australia....

Urgent action needed after Ballina fish kill

Blackwater is the likely cause of a fish kill that has occurred in the Richmond River, at Ballina following ex-cyclone Alfred.

Regional netball underway

The Brunswick Byron Netball Association hosted 38 teams across six age divisions for a representative league carnival last Sunday,...

$51 million, 13-storey development at Tweed Heads up for debate

At Thursday’s Tweed Shire Council meeting a $51 million, 13-storey affordable housing development at 25-27 Boyd Street, Tweed Heads will be discussed.

Stories about "nude bathing":

Clothing-optional

Paul & Wendy Greenfield, Sawtell Congratulations to councillors on the proactive decision to continue with the clothing-optional (CO) area at Tyagarah Beach and for the trial...

Councillors push for Tyagarah surf patrol

Councillors have voted unanimously, says Cr Sarah Ndiaye, to urgently explore ‘implementing a temporary extension of contract with Surf Lifesaving Australia (SLSA) to...

Nude bathing remains at Tyagarah beach

A bid to close Tyagarah beach to nude bathing was voted down by Greens mayor Simon Richardson’s casting vote at Thursday’s Council meeting (November...

Byron Shire beach erosion Q&A 

While significant beach erosion along Byron Shire’s coastline from Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred is slowly making a recovery, The Echo asked Council staff if they expect the state/federal government to provide funds to help with any remediation.

Booyong abattoir redevelopment approved 

Plans for a $7m redevelopment of the Byron Shire’s last remaining livestock abattoir was approved by Byron Shire councillors.

Federal’s planning to be reviewed, masterplan questioned

Council has scrapped plans to introduce a Heritage Conservation Area (HCA) in Federal, after nearly all the affected landowners indicated that they opposed it.

Trump heads hard right, world wonders what’s left

As the USA slides into ultra right wing despotism, with the rule of law being abandoned and billionaires allowed free rein, one surprising benefactor has been centrist and more progressive political parties elsewhere in the world.