THERE IS a whole bunch of exciting prizes to be won at Byron Bay Services Club every week.
Most days at the Club are filled with a range of fun activities and members and guests have a chance to WIN a host of BIG-Time promotions and Giveaways.
BYRON SHIRE Council is reviewing the time limits of the pay parking area in Byron Bay.
A report was presented to and endorsed by Council on the 21 September with details of the potential changes to time limits within the pay parking area in Byron Bay.
Get ready to froth harder than the whitewash at Main Beach, because six new acts have been added to the bill for the 2017/2018 event, with an eclectic batch of local legends — Wafia, Waax, West Thebarton, Manu Crooks, Alice Ivy and Party Dozen — joining the mammoth bill for the NYE-straddling party.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Reif I’Anson, shared this upcoming event at the Suffolk Park Community Centre on Saturday Nov 4.
Reif says, “Join us for a night of great food and wicked tunes.
PEOPLE PASSING by Lithgow’s Eskbank Station on Tuesday, October 31, had a chance to see a very rare sight: A train being lifted onto the bed of a waiting truck.
The train itself is a world first. It is the very first solar powered commuter train. It is on its way to Byron Bay to serve as a commuter train on a 3km tourist circuit from the bay itself to north Byron.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Nicqui Yazdi, calls for new team members to help in the Byron Bay Schoolies Hub.
Nicqui says, “The Byron Schoolies Safety Response are still looking for volunteers to help with the Byron Schoolies HUB.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Ian Blair Hamilton, shares some urgently needed thoughts regarding the adoption of traffic lights in Byron Bay, instead of roundabouts.
Ian, a long-term resident of some 45 years, was a valued Letters to the Editor contributor in The Byron News and was part of the Byron Bay Chamber of Commerce Tourist Promotions committee which played a major part in making Byron Bay the place it is today. But that’s another story.
IN A SAD display of lack of local knowledge, two Greens political factions have come to blows over moving the Byron bus stop to the Butler Street Reserve
Greens Ballina MP Tamara Smith claims there has been a ‘lack of public consultation’ regarding state government plans to place a bus interchange at the site of the Byron markets.
AS BLUESFEST continues to gear up for its highly-anticipated 2018 edition, the Byron Bay festival has today announced the addition of new Chief Operating Officer, Steve Romer.
With 30 years experience in the live music, sport and entertainment industry, Romer is a past Chair and CEO of Venue Management Association (Asia Pacific). (more…)