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April 26, 2025
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Lake Ainsworth beach and restoration work completed

Beach repairs and protection work have been completed at Lake Ainsworth at Lennox Head with 1,200 tonnes of imported sand.

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How do we fix Byron’s economic woes?

What do we want business in Byron to look like in a decade’s time and how will we get there?

Fanariphobia

To the bemused people consulting Google, the heading to my letter (April 9) should have read ‘Fanariphobic vision’. Fanariphobia...

Two-party system

We have a chance at this election to break the two-party system. By voting for independents and the Greens,...

On borrowed time

After a lifetime of performances, Carl Cleves, songwriter/author/troubadour, will be going out with a bang, as he both launches his new album On Borrowed Time and says farewell to his friends and fans at the Drill Hall Theatre, Mullumbimby on Saturday.

Labor councillor takes aim at residents over controversial development

Labor councillor Asren Pugh has taken issue with the Mullumbimby Residents Association (MRA) questioning of Council plans to develop 32 units and a commercial shop on a busy carpark in the town’s CBD. 

Captain’s pic for blues

When I received a pass to Bluesfest 2025 in exchange for writing this review, it seemed like a great idea. Even better, my 13-year-old daughter would write it. 

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Turnbull govt dumps contentious university reforms

The new Turnbull government has dropped its plan to allow universities to set their own fees from next year.

Low flying aircraft as Ballina and Lismore flight path checked

Ballina and Lismore residents may see an aircraft flying unusually low next week, as the Civil Aviation Safety Authority carries out flight path safety checks.

Two people charged following search warrant – Tweed Heads

A man and a woman have been arrested after a search warrant was executed in Bogangar.

Dawn Service for ANZAC Day at Brunswick Heads

Though the sun rose beyond clouds, over 1,000 people from the community got up early to greet the dawn at Brunswick Heads today, to comemorate the 109th anniversary of the landing of the ANAZACs at Gallipoli.

Elders’ hub April 26 

The next Elders’ Hub meeting will be on Saturday, April 26, starting at 9.30am, say organisers.