Resilience NSW’s ‘misguided’ decision to raise a section of land at Mullumbimby in the state’s north in a bid to establish a pod village has sparked a furore. Read why the neighbours are fearful of what happens when you try and control nature.
The war in Byron Bay – the state’s hippest town – has hit next level with battling factions over a plan to cap Airbnb style-providers. Read what locals say is at stake.
Byron Shire Council is considering moving the Annual Community Awards Ceremony away from January 26, following a dense amount of community feedback.
Read how beers, football, and a P-plater’s decision to drive four friends ended with police – but could have been far more grave.
‘You are not a good driver’, the magistrate noted, of a woman who was brought undone at a random breath test site. Read why the court was unimpressed.
Lower North Lismore has been ordered to evacuate, with other northern rivers towns hit hard by the last floods also now advised to watch for potential imminent flooding again.
The family of missing Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez broke down in tears and labelled Byron Bay the “worst place” as their worst fears were confirmed.
Byron Shire Council is set to consider a novel plan to enlist the skills of private civil engineers – even those who have retired – to address the mountain of post-flood public works. Here’s how it would work.
One brother claimed “it’s all good”, but police begged to differ as they responded to calls from the public about a confrontation between two men outside a swimming pool. Read how it played out in court.
A tradie who threw up at the police station after his arrest has been sentenced for drink driving. See what the magistrate had to say to him and his fellow offenders.
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