Big Difference in Byron Bay Over Three Decades
AROUND THIRTY years ago, these scenes of Jonson Street and the town of Byron Bay viewed from Reservoir Hill were published in Time & Tide under the heading “THE BAY TODAY:
AROUND THIRTY years ago, these scenes of Jonson Street and the town of Byron Bay viewed from Reservoir Hill were published in Time & Tide under the heading “THE BAY TODAY:
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CALLS FROM local Country Labor Party branch members to crack down on holiday letting, increase commercial rates and raise paid parking in certain areas to address the Shire’s ailing road infrastructure have been rejected by Council’s general manager Ken Gainger as an inadequate revenue source.
Voice of Byron regular, Mark “Mono” Stewart, recently announced the winners of his fundraiser Monster Raffle, helping to send him and fellow Bayite John Munk to the World Adaptive Surfing Championships in the USA.
BYRON BAY Lighthouse was struck by lightening last night Dec 5, causing serious damage which, without an electrician of Geoff Bensley’s talents, would have made tonight a very dark night indeed at Australia’s most easterly point.
Voice of Byron member, Ines Litzler, shared with us a completely different path to wealth – not by hard work or smart investments, but with this soundtrack to help you get your brain set to the correct frequency to make you rich.
Voice of Byron regular, Pam Mackellar, has experienced less than stellar service from a local blinds and awnings firm. NOTE: for legal reasons we have declined to name the firm.
Voice of Byron regular, Holly Stanton-Gillan, shared a new Facebook page about next year’s 125th Anniversary celebrations of the Byron Bay Public School.
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THE COMPANY behind many of Australia’s biggest music tours has added festivals Splendour in the Grass and Falls to its burgeoning portfolio.
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ORGANISERS OF youth services are busy packing up after a busy schoolies season in Byron Bay and are saying it was the “best schoolies ever”.
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ACTING SECRETARY of Byron Bay Labor, Asren Pugh, has criticised Byron Shire Mayor Simon Richardson’s deal for Council to purchase the Suffolk Park sports field for $900,000, telling Echonetdaily that if they had been properly conducted, Labor’s policy to see the land gifted to the community could have been achieved.