OLD BACHELORS know a thing or two about being efficient in the kitchen.
Things need to be done, kept clean and just plain work, without any hassles or drama.
A KEY component of Traditional Chinese medicine, Ginseng has been used to treat everything from stress to cancer.
BYRON HINTERLAND resident and Hollywood superstar Chris Hemsworth has thrown his support behind a fellow Byron Shire musician.
DON’T HAVE enough space on your iPhone, but you don’t want to delete your favorite movies and music?
When you constantly snap pics and download movies and music, you don’t keep track of all the precious gigabytes being swallowed up. Inevitably you resort to sacrificing saved movies and apps.
CANNABIS IS not the only plant that contains medically beneficial cannabinoids, although it has driven the research to understand the powerful therapeutic properties of these plant compounds.
ARE YOU straight out of Uni and haven’t found a job? Need to earn some extra cash while living the musician lifestyle? Looking for a new career path? Well if this sounds like you, perhaps we can help you find your next dream job with Bluesfest.
A STORM smashed into the Byron Writers Festival site a night before the opening last week, shredding two marquees and flooding the beachside lawns of the well-named Elements of Byron Resort.
INSTAGRAM MODELS and quinoa might have made the world ‘health conscious’, but let’s be honest, it’s a lot easier to watch Suits with a glass of wine and chocolate than it is to sweat it out at the gym. But before you give into the lure of the coach, here are six easy ways to make this week your healthiest yet.
# 1 Try eggs for breakfast and chickpeas at dinner to burn fat. Eating certain foods increases your basal metabolism, which means your body is breaking down fat without even having to take a step. Making a salmon omelette for breakfast and a tuna and chickpea salad for dinner could be an easy fix.
GEOFF BENSLEY’s Byron Bay Electrical has become Voice of Byron‘s first official sponsor.
As a result, his advertisement will appear at the top right of every post published in Voice of Byron.
THE AUSTRALIAN Competition and Consumer Commission is warning the public to be alert to scams offering fake gift cards or vouchers in return for disclosing credit card and other personal information.
“This year, the ACCC’s Scamwatch has received 1,175 complaints about fake surveys, emails and social media posts misusing the names and logos of big retailers such as JB Hi-fi, Bunnings, Coles and Woolworths, with $2,600 in total reported lost. These losses are the tip of the iceberg as the scammer’s target is your personal information to help them scam you again in the future,” ACCC Deputy Chair Delia Rickard said.