Byron Bay
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Influencer lists stunning Bellevue Hill home with price hopes above $46m
The trophy home – newly built after the vendor purchased the property in 2017 for $8,625,000 – blends Mediterranean elegance with modern luxuries.
- Tawar Razaghi
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Splendour no more: Saul to sell Byron Bay’s premier festival site
The former home of the Splendour in the Grass festival is being sold by a conglomerate that includes arts events veteran Brandon Saul.
- Carolyn Cummins
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Philanthropist asks north of $18m for stunning Bondi Beach spread
Tanya Nelson Carnegie is set to spend more time in Byron Bay, putting her luxury home on the market for the first time since it was built.
- Tawar Razaghi
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- Extreme weather
‘Three natural disaster events in one’: Northern NSW braces for Cyclone Alfred
Evacuation centres have been set up, flights cancelled and schools closed as the category 2 storm moves towards land.
- Riley Walter and Kayla Olaya
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- Title Deeds
Chemist Warehouse billionaire buys glam $33.5m Byron Bay house in cash
Days before Chemist Warehouse sealed its $30 billion merger, Damien Gance and Sasha Robertson inked a record-breaking deal of their own.
- Tawar Razaghi
The Byron Bay-adjacent towns that home owners never leave
Less than 80 properties sold in these sought-after postcodes that are more about lifestyle and community than their more popular celebrity-packed neighbour.
- Sarah Webb
Splendour in the Grass cancelled for second year in a row
Last year organisers announced the festival was “taking the year off”, but Splendour will not be back in 2025.
- Nell Geraets
‘Byron 20 years ago’: Best towns if you can’t afford Byron Bay
Even locals are relocating along the coast for more affordable living and deeper community ties that the popular locale once had.
- Carmen Forward
The NSW sea-change towns where house prices plunged 20 per cent
In a string of once-booming seaside spots, prices are coming back to earth as workers spend more time in their CBD offices.
- Sue Williams
- Opinion
- National parks
We’re becoming a nation of prudes, our nude beaches shut by the nanny state
Recent closures of long-time nudist beaches indicate attitudes are changing. Europe has much to teach us.
- James Norman
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