THE FRONT page of today’s (Oct 25, 2016) Gold Coast Bulletin has taken a big, yet amusing, swipe at NSW Premier Mike Baird, portraying him as a Gummy Shark in relation to Byron Bay’s shark problem.
THE TEENAGE surfer bitten by a shark yesterday off Broken Head, Byron Bay, has aged dramatically since the attack.
VoB READER Sean Ryatt has a problem. Aphids. Sean loves to grow his own herbs organically, but his basil is under attack.
BYRON BAY mum Sara Connor has spent her first week in the notorious Kerobokan Prison in Bali.
A SHARK attack has been reported at Broken Head, near Byron Bay.
A TWEET from actor Chris Hemsorth has helped Bernard Fanning’s third solo album, Civil Dusk, achieve four ARIA nominations for 2016.
BYRON BAY Brewery has begun the era of Lion ownership with the introduction of three new lagers and a revitalised hospitality offering.
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BYRON Bay “shark girl” Madison Stewart says it’s a myth that nets on the Gold Coast have stopped shark attacks, saying there had been 30 bites there since the late 1960s.
THE ACCC’s Scamwatch is warning investment-minded locals to beware of binary trading scams that lure you in with the opportunity to make easy, fast money through share trading. (more…)
EIGHTEEN MONTHS on from the devastating earthquakes in Nepal which claimed nearly 9000 lives and left 3.5 million homeless, efforts to repair the physical and emotional damage continue.