Enough for a year: how Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital will spend $2 million in fed funds

Enough for a year: how Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital will spend $2 million in fed funds featuring Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital Strategy and marketingGeneral Manager Russell Mills  reporter: Emma Setterfield-Smith PIC supplied

Northern Rivers ICU nurse returns from Gaza

Northern Rivers ICU nurse returns from Gaza featuringclinical nurse specialist in critical care Cass Lillis reporter: Mia Armitage Cass Lillis is from Crabbes Creek, she’d been struck down with a virus and had no home reception when she sat in her car on the side of the road to share over the ph…

Greens Byron Shire Councillor Hague on loss of planning powers, selling public land in Mullum and her support of carpark units proposal

Greens Byron Shire Councillor Hague on loss of planning powers, selling public land in Mullum and her support of carpark units proposal featuring Greens Byron Shire Cr Elia Hague reporter: Mia Armitage Greens Byron Shire Councillor Elia Hague joins us in the studio to discuss changes announced t…

21 DV arrests on the Northern Rivers as police prepare to march in Ballina

21 DV arrests on the Northern Rivers as police prepare to march in Ballina featuring Richmond Police Acting Superintendent Susie Johnston and Tweed Byron Police District Detective Acting Inspector Gary Sheehan (Parts 1 and 2 of 2-part interview) Reporter: Mia Armitage NSW Police are part-way thr…

Brother of Byron activist allegedly tortured by Israeli Defence Force reports

Brother of Byron activist allegedly tortured by Israeli Defence Force reports Seven activists from Australia who were part of a protest flotilla trying to deliver aid to Gaza are still in Jordan, after Israeli troops bombed, then stormed the ships before detaining them, allegedly torturing at leas…

Northern Rivers Palestine protests on MP’s office rooftop

Shouting support for Palestine from MP’s office rooftop featuring former Independent Byron Shire Councillor and Northern Rivers Friends of Palestine member Cate Coorey Protesters took to the rooftop of Justine Elliot’s electorate office in the Tweed on 18 September, calling for stronger national …

Buyback houses auctioned off in Lismore

Buyback houses auctioned off in Lismore featuring Wal and Murrays First National Real Estate Salesperson Ben Conte Another ten buyback homes have gone to auction, adding to seventy sold throughearlier auctions at the behest of the NSW Reconstruction Authority. The authority bought the propertie…

Yes, Your Honour- Labor bill for magistrates to be called judges

Yes, Your Honour: Labor bill for magistrates to be called judges featuring former Southern Cross University Dean of Law and former NSW magistrate David Heilpern The NSW government has introduced a bill to parliament allowing Local Court magistrates to be known as judges. The government says the t…

Byron Shire Council accused of behind-closed-doors decisions

Today we’re joined by Byron Echo Publications editor Hans Lovejoy for a final take on the Byron Shire Council as they enter their winter break ten months after election in September last year. featuring Byron Shire Echo Editor Hans Lovejoy PIC: Byron Shire Echo Editor Hans Lovejoy (Mae Soper)

Byron's Special Entertainment Precinct ; Mayor pushes for Old Byron hospital to be used for housing

We hear from Byron Shire Mayor Sarah Ndiaye, as she explains what the council hopes to achieve now the government has approved Byron Bay for the state’s first Special Entertainment Precinct. Stay tuned to hear her vision for the old Byron Bay Hospital to be used to house key workers like nurses af…