BYRON SHIRE Council candidate Ian Cohen has an easy way to solve the Shire’s high rise building issues.
Mr Cohen says that if a majority of Councillors adhere to Council’s Local Environment plan (LEP), questions about high rise variations can never arise.
AFTER MORE THAN 30 years roving the globe, long time local Ric Light has returned to the roost in Byron Bay.
JOHN WRIGHT, former Byron Shire News owner/editor and President of the Byron Bay Chamber of Commerce, announced this week the official launch of his daughter Kharisma's first fashion collection. Kharisma…
WORLD CHAMPION Adaptive Surfing champion Mark “Mono” Stewart has expressed his concern over the implications of Byron Shire Council’s new Main Beach Shoreline Project.
14. 09. 1937 ~ 17. 11. 2019 It is with truly deep sadness we announce the passing of yet another long-time local "Bay" identity – Pat Milgate. Beloved wife of…
NEIL MERSHAM, experienced Byron Bay hangliding identity recently dies in a tragic hanggliding accident at Lennox Head. His brother, Glen, had these words... “Neil was the pioneer to hanglideing in…
02.05.1934 – 21.10.2019 ANOTHER BAY legend left us this week... with great sadness we say "Fare Thee Well" to Col Keenan. Col passed away peacefully at The Tweed Hospital, late…
WHEN LONG time local, Mrs Busy Line (Jean Wright) heard about the fndraiser for Donalee Sloan, recent Rappville Fire victim, the first thing she said was, “I want to get a voucher for Donalee.”
She’s a lovely girl and I was good friends with her Mona and Don, her parents.”
THE BYRON Bay Services will really rock next Saturday night, October 19, when the Bay’s fundraiser for Rappville fire victim Donalee Sloan kicks into gear.
Donna’s fundraiser is a great chance for Bay Locals to help her out in this most difficult time.
DONALEE SLOAN, a long time Byron Bay local, lost her home in the recent Rappville fire.
Donalee escaped from the Rappville fire in the clothes she was wearing. She lost everything.