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Karatekas back from national seminar

Byron Shire Shotokan Karate Do and Self Defence sent a strong Team of five local Karatekas to the 2024...

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Syrian family welcomed into Bruns 

Happy, excited, safe. These three words sum up the feelings of the Bloudani family as they adjust to their new lives in Brunswick Heads, 12 years after fleeing war-torn Syria.

Accused DV offender arrested after two crashes fleeing police

A young man wanted for several domestic violence and police pursuits offences caused two crashes and stole a moped from its driver waiting at traffic lights, police say.

Lennox residents call meeting over local and Northern Rivers crime 

Monday night will see a range of Lennox Head, Ballina, and Northern Rivers leaders coming together to discuss the increase in crime in Lennox Head and across the Northern Rivers.

Editorial – The biggest little town could do with a gurney

Oh Dear Lordess, if only there were some leadership around this place. Without any interest from councillors to make improvements, it looks set to just continue to deteriorate more and more. 

New police knife-checking powers

New police powers are effective in NSW this week, said to be aimed at reducing knife crime and boosting community safety.

Mandy Nolan’s Soapbox: Keep it Clean

Clutter makes me angry. When I open a cupboard and things fall out I feel emotionally precarious. I am in a constant battle with stuff. In fact, I feel like the older I get, the more stuff I have. The more stuff I have, the more time I have to spend cleaning, arranging and sorting stuff. Most of the stuff I don’t use, but it’s nice stuff. Or it’s stuff I’m emotionally attached to. Or it’s stuff my kids have left at my house because they don’t feel like sorting through it. I work so hard that by the end of the week I’m literally stuffed. Which is ironic because tidying my stuff when I’m stuffed is crucial to maintaining my mental health.

Stories about "Religious Discrimination Bill":

The Lord and that ‘dance’

Two things happened during the last week that perfectly illustrate the federal government’s position on religious discrimination in Australia.

Meet the Pollock family cricket champs

Three generations of the Pollock family took to the field for the Lennox Head Pirates last Saturday. Pictured are Max (12), Nathan (40) and...

Ballina Bears on top in second grade Far North Coast cricket

The Ballina Bears XI are in first place on the Far North Coast second grade (South) competition ladder after a win against Alstonville at...

No Bones: Where good vibes meet great food this festive season

No Bones, Byron Bay’s beloved plant-based kitchen and bar, is celebrating the festive season with exciting new offerings that promise to delight locals and visitors alike. With an updated cocktail menu, vibrant new dishes, a luxurious Christmas banquet, and an unforgettable New Year’s Eve event, there’s no better place to indulge this summer.

Woodfired sourdough from Crabbes Creek

It’s the fragrance of burning wood which seduces me first. Before me, flames roar in the low-domed, three-metre-deep brick cavity, which is where Jon and Gina Hutton bake their hundreds of beautiful sourdough loaves.