Voice of Byron

Voice of Byron regular, Ron Ald, reckons the new path along Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay, is a beauty. 

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AN AERIAL PHOTO of Byron Bay’s meatworks in 1983 appears on page 155 of the newly printed reproduction of the origin Time & Tide History of Byron Bay, originally written by the late Maurice Ryan for the Byropn Bay Centenary Committee.

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Voice of Byron regular, Peter Buchholtz, has a question about the progress of Byron Bay’s new cinema complex. 

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Voice of Byron regular, Debby Milgate, shares with us an update on Rotary’s Giant Golf Ball Drop on December. 

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BYRON BAY has been named as the most expensive schoolies’ destination in Australia at more than $2,200 for an average trip.

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Voice of Byron regular, Jenni Cargill-Strong, has asked an interesting question about trees planted around 20 years ago by Byron Bay environmental group BEACON. 

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Voice of Byron favourite, Mark “Mono” Stewart, has had a mighty boost in the fundraising campaign to help him and fellow Bay local John Munk to the World DSA Surfing Championships. 

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BYRON BAY mum Sara Connor’s legal challenge to the charges she faces has been thrown out of court by judges in the Denpasar District Court, who ordered the trial to go ahead with witnesses.

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IN A RECENT article in the Byron Shire Echo, the Butler Street Community Network say they warned of the cost blowout a year ago and are highly critical of the mayor’s continual support of the route.

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COMMUNITY GROUPS representing residents and businesses of Belongil and Sunrise are concerned that Byron Shire Council may be turning a blind eye to potential breaches of the LEP, and have placed an advertisement in this week’s Byron Shire Echo outlining their claims.

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