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Are Landcom’s Mullum housing plans viable?

The pressure is on NSW government development agency, Landcom, to explain how their plans for a large 32-unit proposal to replace a busy Mullum car park are achievable.

21 days ago

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Editorial – Right and left wings are from the same turkey

Satirist Mark Twain said, ‘If you don’t read newspapers, you’re uninformed. If you read newspapers, you’re mis-informed.’

26 days ago

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NPWS accused of ignoring process around emergency comms tower insta...

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) are yet to reply to claims by ecologists that proper process and transparency was ignored around the installation of an emergency communication tower on land known to be at-risk montane heathland, which allegedly exists nowhere else in the world. As previously reported in June, work stopped on an […]

3 months ago

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Uniquely Byron Business Awards applications open

Local businesses who have contributed in making the Byron Shire a great place to do business will be celebrated at a special event planned later in the year.

4 months ago

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Local businesses under threat

A number of small local businesses in Byron’s CBD say they face closure after Council’s announcement of major road/drainage works that could last more than three months into the busy summer trading period.

4 months ago

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Byron’s mayoral candidates – what is their point of difference?

So far, three mayoral candidates have nominated for the September 14 Council election – current mayor Michael Lyon (Independent), Crs Sarah Ndiaye (Greens) and Asren Pugh (Labor).

5 months ago

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