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Five new mobile CCTVs to increase safety and security in Tweed Shire hot spots
Two remote CCTV cameras have been installed by Tweed Shire Council at Jack Evans Boat Harbour, a known hot spot for ...
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Reinvent your lawn with a little ingenuity and TLC
It was 37 degrees two summers ago and the landlord had just visited and suggested in a polite way that our calf-high ‘lawn’ ...
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Funds to be allocated to expand sports centre
The expansion of the Cavanbah sports centre in Byron Bay is well and truly on the agenda for 2025, with Byron Council set to ...
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Reflections on the road – riding a bike to Uluru
I rode my push bike from Lennox Head out to Uluru, via Broken Hill and Port Augusta, in a boomerang-shaped arc across three ...
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What are the impacts of ‘broadcast baiting’ fire ants?
On November 14, the NSW government reported that fire ants, including six queens, were discovered at a farm in Eureka in the ...
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In conversation with the enemy of capitalism
When I arrived to meet the leader of the federal Greens, Adam Bandt, he was sitting quietly by himself at The Other Joint cafe in Mullumbimby. Claims by Byron Mayor Sarah Ndiaye (Greens) that Homes ...
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Investigation into fire that destroyed Mullum business
The cause of a Mullumbimby fire that destroyed a local business premise on Friday evening was still under investigation ...
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Too much money is never enough
Have you heard of National Mining and Related Industries Day? No? That's probably because it isn't a thing, except in the mind of Gina Rinehart, who recently celebrated this imaginary occasion by ...