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POLICE ARE investigating the death of a Sydney-born DJ who collapsed and died during a Christmas night celebration in Byron Bay as a homicide.
Chris Bradley, 28, was well known in the close-knit Byron Bay dance music scene, going by the cheeky moniker of ‘DJ Dad Bod’.
ONE OF THE first things that grab the attention of visitors to the Byron Bay Services Club is the impressive dining experiences available to members and their guests.
BYRON BAY woman Sara Connor was among several Australian prisoners in Bali’s Kerobokan prison who were yesterday awarded a one-month sentence cut for Christmas.
The Courier Mail reported Sara and her former boyfriend, Brit David Taylor, with whom she was convicted of a role in killing a Bali police officer, was also awarded a one-month remission.
THE DEATH of a man at a Christmas party in a northern NSW home is being treated as suspicious by police.
Emergency services responded to reports a 28-year-old Ewingsdale man had collapsed about 11.30pm on Monday, but when they arrived at the Byron Bay home they were unable to revive him.
A TOURIST was tasered by police in Byron Bay after he ran at the patrol car and thrust himself head first into the glass windshield.
The ordeal unfolded when Tweed/Byron police were called out to Byron Bay Lighthouse carpark about 10.55pm last night to reports of a man threatening self harm.
EVERY YEAR one prime spot on Byron Bay calendars is Christmas Bingo at the Byron Bay Services Club.
The ever popular Services Club Bingo Christmas part will be held on TODAY Friday the 22nd of December at 10.30 am.
BYRON SHIRE Council will be evaluating the impact of changes to parking time limits in Brunswick Heads for 12 months from early 2018.
The changes to time limits are designed to improve the flow of traffic and parking turnover in the town.
THE FOCUS on New Year’s Eve in Byron Bay will be on good, old-fashioned family fun with people of all ages encouraged to celebrate in Jonson Street on 31 December.
Byron Shire Mayor, Simon Richardson, said the top half of Jonson Street will be closed again and transformed into Soul Street – a pedestrian zone where people will be able to enjoy food and be entertained in a safe, alcohol-free area.
Byron Bay metalcore band In Hearts Wake have taken a more hands-on approach. To coincide with the release of their fourth album Ark in May they launched We Are Waterborne: An In Hearts Wake Initiative to lead a series of clean-ups along polluted waterways in Australia.
Instead of in-store album signings, fans were encouraged to join the band at their clean-ups and about 200 people turned out in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Byron Bay to collect 17,400 pieces of rubbish.