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Richard Jones’s Echo articles are always a good read. Last week he questioned how Albanese’s Labor government will convince...

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Celebrate the festive season in style at Farm & Co Restaurant

As the festive season approaches, finding the perfect setting to celebrate with loved ones is a top priority. Farm &...

Astronomers discover new hotspot in spacetime fabric

Australian astrophysicists have led an international effort to create the most detailed maps of gravitational waves across the Universe to date.

Santa’s Wonderland opens in Lismore

The jolly man in red has arrived in Lismore, giving locals the chance to snap their cherished festive season photo.

Loss of Norries Headland upper car park challenged

The future removal of the Norries Headland upper car park, the outcome of the 2021 Norries Headland Masterplan, was challenged at the last Tweed Shire Council meeting.

Nothing major will be done

Sapoty Brook wrote an excellent letter (November 27, 2024 and 2013) about things we all can do to prevent...

Roadmap for gaming reform report published

The Independent Panel for Gaming Reform has published its Roadmap for Gaming Reform report.

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Bangalow Rugby on top and unbeaten

The Bangalow Rugby Union first grade side are sitting on the top of the competition ladder after making it four from four when they...

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Why not call it the Byron Bay Echo and save yourselves the waste of resources further south?       Peter Walters, Ballina

Hidden disabilities recognised

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower initiative was marked on December 3, with Byron Shire Council taking part in the global project that recognises the International Day of People with Disability. 

Over 1,000 attend Ballina’s DV march

Last Friday saw over 1,000 people converge onto the streets of Ballina to demonstrate, advocate and educate their community about domestic and family violence.

Why did thousands of people join Rising Tide in Newcastle?

Last week I went to my first Rising Tide blockade of Newcastle coal port. I marvelled at the courage of people of all ages who put aside personal comfort to join in direct action for our planet.