About: Angus Smith

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- Angus Smith is editor of the Times News Group’s Northern Rivers publications, overseeing editorial direction for the Byron Coast Times, Lismore Times, Tweed Coast Times and Ballina Times.
MYKAELA Saunders' debut short story collection Always Will Be has been shortlisted for the Prime Minister's Literary Awards in fiction, placing her alongside some...
FIFTEEN new technologies will be trialled across NSW in a $3.3 million program to improve early detection of floods and bushfires. The Natural Hazards Detection...
TWEED Regional Gallery will launch three new exhibitions this month, headlined by the 2025 Olive Cotton Award for photographic portraiture. The Olive Cotton Award celebrates...
A CONTRACT for the Northern Rivers' largest road restoration package has been awarded, with works to repair more than 60 landslips across the Lismore...
THIS week's heavy rain across northern NSW has once again highlighted Byron Bay's flood risks, with $26 million drainage works in the town centre...
THIRTY‑THREE groups and individuals have been nominated in the 2025 Tweed Sustainability Awards, with locals invited to help decide the People's Choice winner.
Launched...
MAJOR flood repairs across Byron Shire are set to ramp up over the next five months, with Byron Shire Council's infrastructure recovery team preparing...
NORTH Coast communities will share more than $930,000 for new fishing infrastructure and youth programs. The funding comes from the NSW Recreational Fishing Trust and...
THE Far North Coast Law Society has donated $5,000 to Fletcher Street Cottage in Byron Bay. The community service, run by the Byron Community Centre,...
LIVE music, art and family activities will fill the Tweed Regional Museum precinct on September 6 when the Street Party returns. The free event will...
TWEED author Mykaela Saunders has been shortlisted for the 2025 Prime Minister's Literary Awards, the nation's richest literary prize. Saunders' Always Will Be: Stories of...
LISMORE Base Hospital security staff have begun a 12-month trial of body-worn cameras aimed at deterring and de-escalating violent incidents. Westmead Hospital and Port Macquarie...
AT the Byron Writers Festival, veteran journalist Kerry O'Brien joined author and former science minister Barry Jones on stage for a rare and wide-ranging...
From universities to airlines to the ABC, Josh Bornstein sees a common thread: corporate power shaping the boundaries of public speech. In conversation with...
BUSINESS occupancy in the Lismore CBD has reached 81 per cent, the highest level since before the 2022 flood disaster. The figure, recorded in Lismore...
AUSTRALIA'S longest running yoga centre is celebrating 37 years in operation. Byron Yoga Centre was founded in 1988 by John Ogilvie, who turns 69 this...
TIMES News Group's Northern NSW mastheads are celebrating national recognition, with the Byron Coast Times shortlisted for Emerging Publication of the Year in the...
JANINE Allis will paddle out in almost anything. Onshore winds, ankle-high slop, grey skies. Doesn’t matter. If she’s in Byron, she’s in the water. “You should...
A BALLINA nursing home was among nearly 400 workplaces inspected during SafeWork NSW's largest compliance blitz in a decade, which resulted in more than...
FOR Jock Serong, calm surfaces often hide the strongest undercurrents. "You can launch a war from a boardroom, but for god's sake don't raise your...
THE ocean is where Layne Beachley still feels like herself. She surfs most days at her local break on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, or at least...
A NEW $2.3 million Service NSW Centre has opened at Tweed Mall, giving locals a larger and more accessible space for government services. The purpose-built...
MORE than 355 new homes and $11.5 million for six major projects are headed to the Northern Rivers under funding packages announced by the...
A NEW community services hub has opened in Goonellabah, giving frontline staff a permanent base to support Northern Rivers families. The building brings together Department...