Bangalow musician Barry Ferrier (aka Dr Baz), a well-known face around the local entertainment scene, has had quite a run of success recently for his independent filmmaking and music video productions.
The famous Brunswick Heads Woodchop Festival’s final day will take place on Saturday, January 11 with the final Jack and Jill championship competition.
Do you care about ecological diversity? Many living in this region do, and we are lucky to live in a place where there is some of the highest biodiversity in the state.
The Blue Knot Foundation is calling on Australians to unite for Blue Knot Day on October 31st – a national event dedicated to raising awareness and support for the more than one in four Australians living with complex trauma. Australians are encouraged to wear a blue knot as a sign of support and to help build a trauma-informed community.
Sociologist Rebecca Huntley will launch her new book Sassafras at Byron Writers Festival. We speak with her about her experience of new drug treatments.
Every day, thousands of people see the sign for Heartfelt House at Wollongbar as they drive between Lismore and Ballina. With the organisation embarking on a new stage, we were invited inside to find out what makes Heartfelt House tick.
Costa Georgiadis and illustrator Brennia Quinlan shared their joy of flowers and gardening with the large audience at the Mullumbimby Civic Centre as they launched their children's book Flowers.
A search was initiated around midday on Saturday, January 11 following reports of two persons requiring assistance in the ocean at Evans Head, south of Ballina.
Starlight Festival returned to the Bangalow A&I Hall and surrounding areas on January 2 for four days of transformative healing, discovery, and connection.
