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Cyclones, elections and climate change

With Cyclone Alfred bearing down on South East Queensland and Northern NSW it’s opportune as we enter the leadup...

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Attacks lack nuance

I really value The Echo. A big thank you to all the drudges. I’ve even chipped in lousy $5...

Revisiting Alfred’s jaunt south

With the threat of further flooding now dissipated, an enormous cleanup job remains in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Free CPR training empowering Cabarita and Pottsville 

Saving lives is the driving force behind the Cabarita Beach Pottsville Beach Lions Club’s free CPR training that was first delivered on Monday, February 24. 

The perfect low sugar breakfast, featuring Australian macadamias

If you’re looking for a nourishing way to start your day, look no further than the humble macadamia nut....

Mordaunt film retrospective in April 

A retrospective of films by renowned Byron filmmaker, Richard Mordaunt will be held over two days at the Byron Theatre on April 25 and 26. 

Two arrests at Ta Ann timber mill in Tasmania

Bob Brown Foundation says two forest defenders were arrested yesterday after occupying Ta Ann's plywood mill in Smithton, Tasmania, yesterday.

Stories about "singing":

Tapping into the beating heart of Lismore

The covid pandemic lockdowns and the the floods have had a significant impact on the elderly of Lismore. Local geriatrician Rachel Jones decided to make a difference. 

East coast whales swap singing for fighting

Male whales along Australia’s eastern seaboard are giving up singing to attract a mate, switching instead to fighting their male competition.

Soprano Katie Rutledge hitting high notes through pandemic

Ballina-based opera singer Katie Rutledge usually treads the boards with Opera Queensland, but this year things have been a little different.

Kia sings her way into history

Kia Wasley launched Australia’s first mobile recording studio for people with disabilities in Mullumbimby recording a song she wrote about her experience of bullying and disabilities.

New research demonstrates singing benefits Parkinson’s sufferers

Elizabeth Lord is looking at starting up a singing group for people with Parkinson's disease in the local area to help increase their sense of wellbeing.

A cautionary tale

I used a local electrician to install a new stove recently and he provided me with a handwritten invoice for $310 which I paid...

Register to vote! It really does count

Five years ago, young people were marching in the streets demanding change – across the globe, they were coming together in climate marches that were impacting politics around the world.

2,300 without power in Northern Rivers

Essential Energy said that the number of homes and businesses that are without power was down to 2,300. 

She Hoops heading to Ballina

She Hoops has Ballina on the list of nationwide basketball clinics and leadership workshops for young girls and women.