Dog Attack Terror for Ocean Shores Resident
AN OCEAN Shores resident in Hardy Avenue, in the Tread Lightly Estate, has narrowly escaped serious injury, or even death, after being terrorized by a local dog. Ellie L’Echinda of…
Byron Shire Gig Guide: 1 to 7 September, 2016
Thursday Bangalow Bowling Club: Rock'n'Roll dance lessons 7pm Beach Hotel, Byron Bay: Dan Clark Band Byron Theatre and Community Centre, Byron Bay: Yann Martel in Conversation with Matthew Condon 6pm…
Mass Resignations Hit Bangalow Chamber of Commerce
Story by Hamish Broome •
FOUR SENIOR members of the Bangalow Chamber of Commerce have resigned suddenly, including president Carolyn Adams and vice president Jeff Lovett, over an ongoing rift in the Chamber that has resulted in alleged threats and bullying.
Council Endorses Rail Trail Plan
BYRON SHIRE Councillors voted at their last meeting to join with Tweed Shire Council in discussing a proposed rail trail running from Murwillumbah to Billinudgel. Tweed Council’s existing plan is…
Make Your Vote Count: Are You Ready?
IN THE upcoming Byron Shire Council elections there is a total of six candidates standing for the position of Mayor and 36 candidates standing for election as Councillor. The elections…
Council Renewable Energy Expenditure Target Is Needed
BYRON SHIRE Deputy Mayor Paul Spooner has called for the adoption of an expenditure target for renewable energy generation and consumption in the next term of council. Cr. Spooner said,…
Vote Early in Byron Shire Elections
BYRON SHIRE residents can now cast their vote in the upcoming council elections, with pre-polling stations opening yesterday.
Shire Classrooms Overcrowded: Bring in the Demountables
THREE BYRON Shire schools have topped the NSW State list of schools suffering from too many students and too few classrooms.
POLL: What is the Most Important Issue to be Addressed in Byron Shire?
THERE IS a host of issues to be dealt with by Byron Shire Council over the next four years. This list contains a selection of the most important issues.
The Day The Music Died
PAUL SPOONER, Byron Shire Council Deputy Mayor and mayoral candidate, has called for a review of the Byron Shire Council Busking Policy.
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