International Quality Laughs With Greg Burns at the Servo
BYRON BAY Services Club is to host Greg Burns, direct from ‘Just for Laughs’ at the Sydney Opera House, on Saturday October 21.
BYRON BAY Services Club is to host Greg Burns, direct from ‘Just for Laughs’ at the Sydney Opera House, on Saturday October 21.
A STUNNING IMAGE of Migaloo making his way up the eastern Australian coast has snagged a Byron Bay photographer a prestigious international award.
Titled The Ghost, Craig Parry’s photo of the famed white whale won first place in the underwater world category at the 2017 Golden Turtle International Photography Competition in Moscow this week.
BYRON SHIRE Council’s Steam Team is putting the heat on Council’s commitment to eliminating the use of herbicides on all high use public lands with the purchase of a new steam weeder.
The machine, supplied by Australian company Weedtechnics, is regarded as one of the best and most efficient on the market, and is being used to kill weeds in public areas in the Byron Shire.
Byron Shire Council wants to kick start the careers of some of our brightest young people with a traineeship or full-time job in Local Government.
Council currently has its largest number of trainee positions available, with an unprecedented six new positions up for grabs for school leavers, University students and graduates in areas including Engineering, Building Surveying, Administration, Records Management, Community Enforcement and Environmental Health.
A TERRIFIC shot on page 75 in Time & Tide 1.1 of the 1912 Byron Bay Surf Life Saving Club.
After more than 30 years out of print, we have a reproduction edition of “Time & Tide”.
TODAY OCTOBER 16 is the last chance for residents of the Byron Shire to vote for one of four projects they would like to see funded by the NSW Government through its new $100 million Stronger Country Communities program.
The Stronger Country Communities Fund, which was announced this year, is open to all Councils in regional NSW with the specific aim of investing in projects that will improve the lives of residents and enhance the areas as vibrant places to live and work.
SPORTING the latest fashions, dining at the hippest restaurants, aspiring model Sara Alida Hughes was living the high life.
By her side, sharing the good times, was Adam Samuel Morgan, a man of interest to police, suspected of being one of Byron Bay’s biggest drug dealers.
VOICE of BYRON regular, Stephen Booth, highlights the massive problems getting into Byron Bay, more than two months before the December school holidays begin.
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.
A COMPLETELY redesigned reprint of Byron Bay’s iconic history book, Time & Tide, was released in 2016, on what would have been The Byron News’ first editor, Reg Wright’s, 90th birthday.
Reproduced from the original, Time & Tide 1.1 – A History of Byron Bay, is available from Amazon.