Byron Bay’s beloved Festival of the Stone is back this Saturday, promising a stellar night of live music, fresh local brews, and community spirit in the heart of the Arts & Industry Estate.
Sussan Ley, the new Liberal leader, has been quick to condemn Anthony Albanese for his inadequate support of the Israeli military attacks on Hamas. According to Ley, the prime minister is seriously damaging Australia’s strong record of ‘social cohesion.’
A nature walk high in the Byron and Tweed Shires is included in a list of seven projects to feature in a new state government supported eco tourism promotion campaign.
The Northern NSW Local Health District report that for the weekend up until 4pm yesterday, 10 April, there were 1,246 new cases of COVID-19 including 272 positive PCR tests and 663 positive rapid antigen tests.
The northern rivers is known for birthing talent that spreads onto the national and world stage and Byron Bay hardcore/metal band In Hearts Wake are on that track. They are just the tip of the iceberg for this weekend's fun.
Kathryn Jones is kicking some sass up on Saturday with a potpourri of musical stiles including rockabilly, jump blues, western swing, slack key, coastal country and folk in another weekend of great entertainment.
Howie Howie Howie collects songs like some people collect antiques, the weirder the better - this three-man line-up will tickle your fancy and are just one of the great local line-ups for this weekend.
J Boog is a man of many influences. The singer of Samoan descent was born in Long Beach and raised in Compton, California. J Boog is just one of many awesome gigs this weekend.
The Transparentsea Voyage takes the viewer on a sensory journey of the making of 23 songs in 23 days – this is just the tip of the iceberg of this weekend's awesome gig line-up.
The 2025 HSBC Spanish Film Festival will be bringing the fiesta to Byron Bay this June with a curated selection of 30 films from Spain and Latin America, showing at Palace Cinemas.
Tim Freedman’s Moonlit Deck tour rolls into the Brunswick Picture House on Saturday, July 5, and owing to popular demand, a second show has been added on Sunday, July 6.
