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Relief for borrowers as RBA hands down second rate cut

The Reserve Bank of Australia has cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point in a widely-anticipated decision. Following the central bank's first...

Why Voss backs Cheika for Bears’ head coach

NRL commentator Andrew Voss thinks the Perth Bears should consider former Wallabies coach Michael Cheika for the inaugural head coach position. This comes after Peter...

Shire’s new strategic plan adopted as public consultation opens

A NEW 10-year plan for Byron has been adopted, and residents are now being asked to help shape the next stage through feedback on...

Business NSW pushes for reform of compensation scheme

THE NSW workers' compensation scheme is under pressure as psychological injury claims continue to rise, prompting debate over whether the system is being misused...

MBH digital edition, May 16

Full digital edition, May 16

Cancer clinic offers free legal and financial help in Lismore

CANCER patients and carers in the Northern Rivers received free legal and financial support at a two-day clinic in Lismore this week. The clinic, hosted...

MBH digital edition, May 9

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Elliot re-elected as Laborsweeps to historic win

LABOR MP Justine Elliot has claimed victory in the seat of Richmond, securing an eighth consecutive term as the Albanese Government surged to a...

Byron beach names and boundaries under review

COMMUNITY feedback is open on a proposal to confirm names and adjust boundaries for four beaches in Byron Shire. The Geographical Names Board is considering...

MBH digital edition, May 2

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Yale student swaps classroom for greenroom

WHILE some students spend their semester abroad studying global finance or medieval literature, one Yale undergraduate has headed to Byron Bay to research how...

Allis joins Surfing Australia board

ENTREPRENEUR Janine Allis has been appointed to the board of Surfing Australia, bringing decades of business experience to the national sporting body. The Wategos resident...

High Tea at Tweed River House returns May 2

GUESTS can escape the everyday and enjoy a High Tea experience at the award-winning Tweed River House on Friday, May 2. Nestled on the banks...

Labor delivers on key North Coast pledges

PLENTY of promises are made at election time, but not all survive the ballot box. With the next federal poll looming, four key commitments made...

MBH digital edition, April 25

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Funding boost for Byron youth crime prevention

BYRON Youth Service will receive $500,000 in federal funding to support youth crime prevention initiatives under a national program targeting at-risk young people. The funding,...

Honouring 80 years since the end Of WWII: ANZAC Dawn Service at Brunswick Heads

THIS ANZAC Day, Thursday 25th April, our community will gather at the Brunswick Heads Cenotaph for a very special Dawn Service, commemorating 80 years...

MBH digital edition, April 18

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Marvell Hall reopens after $756,000 renovation

MARVELL Hall will celebrate its $756,000 upgrade this Saturday, following major renovations that have transformed the Byron Bay community space. The Byron Bay community space...