Byron Council to Reinforce Two Main Arm Causeways

One of the Main Arm Road causeways to be upgraded by Byron Shire Council.

BYRON SHIRE Council has received a detailed report from specialist engineers about structural solutions for two causeways on Main Arm Road and work is underway to source the equipment for repairs that will improve access for local residents.

Tony Nash, Byron Shire Council’s Manager Works, said the report from the engineers was received on the 29 September, detailing several options which all involve the installation of extra reinforcing and concrete.

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‘Crazed’ Dog Attacks Tourist on Byron Shire Beach

Maya Kidan was bedridden after she was attacked by a ‘crazed’ dog at a popular Byron Shire beach. Photo: Facebook

POLICE ARE searching for the owners of a ‘crazed’ German shepherd that attacked a US tourist jogging at a popular Byron Shire beach.

Maya Kidan said the dog, which is believed to belong to a couple in their 60s, latched onto her right buttock shortly after 2.30 pm Friday at New Brighton Beach, just north of Brunswick Heads.

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FROM FACEBOOK: Call for Help to Find Missing Brunswick Heads Girl

Selena Collinson, missing from her Brunswick Heads home since Saturday night. Photo: Facebook

BRUNSWICK HEADS’ Tay Lucas has called for help across Facebook to find her best friend Selena Collinson who has been missing since Saturday, Sept 30.

Selena didn’t return home Saturday night, but her car has been found parked and locked in New Brighton behind the New Brighton Shop.

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Byron Bay Markets: Get With It. Change is Inevitable.

This Byron News photo shows youngest Australian Chamber of Commerce president (at the time) John Wright and his sister Julie, working the donuts stall at the Byron Bay Markets in Apex Park, Byron Bay, in the early 1970s.

YESTERDAY’S VOICE of Byron article highlighted the resistance to change by those against relocating the Byron Bay Community Markets.

But they ignore the fact that the markets are currently in the Butler Street Reserve as the result of change.

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