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Smart glasses restrictions proposed for Byron pools and public facilities

Camera-equipped smart glasses could face restrictions at Byron Shire’s public pools, libraries and childcare facilities under a proposal aimed at protecting people from being recorded without their knowledge.

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Wildlife hospitals need help to prepare for bird flu

H5 avian influenza is already present in NSW and has been detected as far north as the Coffs Harbour region. The number of dead birds is increasing with 55 reported dead in NSW.

Have you seen Natalie Whalan?

Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a woman reported missing and last seen in Kingscliff.

All eyes and ears on the Dingo

This is a region that has birthed multiple festivals and now a new festival, Dingo, springs into life this Thursday bringing an exciting mix of local and international music to the community.

Investigation underway after body located

An investigation is underway after a body was found in a stockyard near Murwillumbah yesterday.

Crisis of reasoning

One of the hardest things about being invested in protecting Wallum and other precious and rare ecosystems is reading...

We have fallen

The fundamental precepts of international law are reflected in the preamble to the UN Charter, which calls upon nations...

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Reclaim the Night march this Thursday

This Thursday, women and men of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to take part in the Reclaim the Night march in Lismore as part of the annual Reclaim the Night marches that happen around the country.

Reclaim the Night in Lismore tonight

Reclaim the Night is happening in Lismore this evening (Thursday 24 October).

Byron urged to seek exemption from state housing fast-track

Byron Shire Council is being urged to seek an exemption from the state government’s housing fast-track system and a pause or review of major developments that conflict with local planning rules.

Fifty years of ‘make it, bake it, grow it’ at The Channon

Long before buying and selling became a matter of scrolling and clicking, people were meeting at The Channon to trade and barter goods.

Ballina and Tweed cut DA waits, opening door to $1 million each

Ballina and Tweed councils could each secure up to $1 million for local infrastructure after cutting their average development application assessment times by nearly two months.

All eyes and ears on the Dingo

This is a region that has birthed multiple festivals and now a new festival, Dingo, springs into life this Thursday bringing an exciting mix of local and international music to the community.