1000 Tonnes of Stones Ordered for Byron Adulterers

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MALCOLM TURNBULL’S recent Ramadan dinner included amongst his guests mufti Sheikh Shady, well known for his view that “adulterers should be stoned to death.”

Unconfirmed sources from within the Shire indicate that just in case Malcolm Turnbull actually does make it to the position of Prime Minister of Australia, an order of 1000 tonnes of throw-sized stones has been placed with a local quarry.

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Angel Destruction Horrifies Local Arts Community

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BYRON BAY arts community members are outraged that a sculpture in the Arts and Industrial Estate, Byron Bay, has been destroyed and removed. Stating this action was taken without approval, local artists Benita Martin, Maximus Domulous and Jenny Bannister contacted Voice of Byron about the angel’s destruction.

Arts community representative Benita Martin said:

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Paracetamol During Pregnancy Linked to Autism

Scientists found that children exposed to paracetamol in the womb were 41% more likely to display hyperactivity or impulsivity symptoms
Scientists found that children exposed to paracetamol in the womb were 41% more likely to display hyperactivity or impulsivity symptoms

WOMEN who take paracetamol painkillers when pregnant may increase the risk of their children developing autism or being hyperactive, research suggests.

Scientists found that children exposed to paracetamol in the womb were 41% more likely to display hyperactivity or impulsivity symptoms.

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END OF AN ERA: Maddog Close Their Doors

Founders of Maddog Surfboards John Morgan and Mark Plater have closed up shop after nearly 40 years.
Founders of Maddog Surfboards John Morgan and Mark Plater have closed up shop after nearly 40 years. Photo: Christian Morrow

MADDOG, the iconic surfing label started by John Morgan and shaper Mark Plater, is closing down after 40 years with the final sale continuing until this weekend at the Byron Bay Arts and Industry Estate.

Changes in the surfing business led to the decision to wind up Maddog but also at play was the original thinking that got the pair into the business.

“Back when we started, surfing was still a counter-cultural thing, and surfers were not the most popular members of the population,” said Mr Morgan.

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