Voice of Byron regular, Christopher Dean, has refuted claims made in another Voice of Byron post about the OurEarth “Learning for Deep Resilience After the Floods” meeting held recently in Mullumbimby.
BYRON FESTIVAL Splendour in the Grass may not be popular with some people, but there’s no doubt they put their money where their mouth is when it comes to helping locals.
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BYRON BAY locals will be pleased to learn that the much-awaited $100 million South Plaza will commence later this month, two years late – but better late than never.
BYRON SHIRE Council obviously takes the task seeking out the best usage for its railway corridor very seriously. On Thursday they voted to spend $200,000 on a Feasibility Study.
LAST THURSDAY April 20 Byron Shire Council voted to spend $200,000 on a feasibility study to ascertain best future use of the Shire railway corridor.
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BYRON Shire Council has been left reeling after residents in its flood-devastated townships missed out on emergency payments from the Federal Government.
Voice of Byron regular, Byron Shire Mayor Simon Richardson, has confirmed kerbside pickups will continue in flood-affected areas in the north of the Shire.
FUNDING FOR a new “multi-million dollar” bus interchange for Byron Bay, announced before the last State Government election by then NSW Deputy Premier, Troy Grant, has disappeared.
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ANYONE WHO thinks the Northern Rivers is getting a light rail system is living in a pipe dream.
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THE BYRON Affordable Housing Summit was held on Friday Feb 10 in the Cavanbah Centre, Byron Bay.