Council & NPWS Passing the Buck Over Tyagarah Nude Beach
BYRON SHIRE Council and National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) are passing the buck over who should take responsibility for alerting the public about the nude beach at Tyagarah.
Railway Track Land Used to Add New Parking to Byron CBD
WHETHER ADDING new parking spaces to the Byron Bay CBD is an effective parking strategy or not, it’s already happened in Byron Bay.
FROM FACEBOOK: Lighthouse Community Invited to Provide Hamish & Andy Stories
VOICE of BYRON regular, Melissa Darnley, shared this cool request from the True Story with Hamish and Andy show.
Byron Anti Graffiti Campaigner Marks 6 Years of Removing Tags
BYRON BAY anti graffiti campaigner, Paul Waters, has been removing graffiti in the area for the past 6 years.
Time to Acknowledge the Scam in Climate Change Debate
BYRON SHIRE Council, the Shire’s citizens and all local media must no longer deny that particular element of the Climate Change debate which is a total scam.
Mexican Mick’s to Return to Byron Bay
AFTER AN ABSENCE of more than three decades, Byron Bay’s favourite and much loved Mexican Mick’s cuisine will return to the Byron Bay Services Club this month.
FROM FACEBOOK: Federal Government Declines Funding for Rail Trail
VOICE of BYRON regular, Julia Chapple, commented on recent news that the Federal Government has declined to join the NSW Government in funding the Murwillumbah Rail Trail.
Tyagarah Sex Attack Means More Police Patrols
Story by News Ltd • Amanda Robbemond
Read News Ltd’s full story here
BYRON POLICE will be increasing their patrols at Tea Tree Lake after a woman was indecently assaulted there.
Elaine “Larnie” Reid: Obituaries & In Memoria
On behalf of Algy, Craig and Suzette, I would love for you all to join us for a service for our beloved 
Larnie at the Church of England in Kingsley…
Council Converts Copious Waste to Compost
MORE THAN 9,000 tonnes of organic waste in the last two years being diverted from land fill and turned into compost under Resource Recovery and education campaigns by the Byron Shire Council.
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