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.
DEAF community members came together in South Lismore last weekend as part of National Week of Deaf People. Around 15 people gathered at Silent Hand...
TEN flood-affected homes sold under the hammer in Lismore on Wednesday night, with prices ranging from $6000 to $60,000. More than 20 bidders packed the...
NORTHERN Rivers residents are being asked to spend 20 minutes outdoors next month counting the birds in their backyards, parks and favourite walking spots...
PLAN C has appointed former Byron mayor Simon Richardson as its new chief executive. Founder Jean Renouf, who established the community resilience organisation in 2019,...
MANU remembers the night he first laid eyes on the Byron store. He and his partner Neri were in Crescent Head, driving north from Melbourne,...
A 1920s Citroën 5CV recreating the first circumnavigation of Australia by car stopped at the Byron Community Centre this week as part of a...
THE Byron Coast Times has been named a finalist in the Overall Newspaper Excellence Award at this year's Country Press NSW Awards of Excellence. The...
YOUNG people aged 16 and 17 are being encouraged to apply for a new national program offering a rare chance to experience Australia's parliamentary...
DEMENTIA Action Week (15–21 September) is a reminder that a diagnosis does not have to define a life. One of the most tender and inspiring...
INTERNATIONAL touring artist Zee Gachette will bring her genre-defying band Z-Star Trinity to the Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club on Sunday, September 14. The London-born Trinidadian frontwoman...
THE Tweed Valley Prostate Cancer Support Group will hold its first-ever fundraiser this Sunday, with a barefoot bowls day at South Tweed Sports Club...
SURFING Australia will expand female participation and leadership programs under a new three-year deal with NRMA Insurance. The agreement secures platinum backing for initiatives including...
BYRON Bay resort Elements of Byron has opened a self-guided bird trail giving guests the chance to explore four distinct habitats across its 50-acre...
AUSTRALIA is grappling with its worst whooping cough outbreak in decades, with more than 57,000 cases reported in 2024, the highest annual total since...
WHEN strategist Dom Thurbon took the stage, he asked the room to imagine London in 1901. The city’s leaders were drawing up a 25-year plan...
THE state government has set a target to lift annual visitor spending in New South Wales to $91 billion by 2035. The NSW Visitor Economy...
THE Byron Bay International Film Festival will rename its Best Documentary Award in honour of the late film critic David Stratton. Festival director J'aimee Skippon-Volke...
BYRON Shire Council is offering grants of up to $3500 to landowners and producers as part of its 2025-2026 Regenerative Agriculture Small Grants Program. The...
LONG delays are expected on Mullumbimby Road from September 8, with Byron Shire Council urging drivers to take alternative routes. The road will remain open...
FOUR new exhibitions will open at the Northern Rivers Community Gallery next month, ranging from Scottish folklore to ceramics inspired by ancient burial practices. Gallery...
EVERYONE in New South Wales can now access free virtual urgent care for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses, with the statewide rollout of NSW Health's...
A NEW exhibition from Mullumbimby arts initiative 3DayArt will bring together geology, history, and imagination in a three-day showcase at the Civic Art Space,...
SOUTHERN Cross University has been recognised with a national award for its role in helping disaster-affected communities recover and adapt. The university received the inaugural...
MORE than 6,000 overdue surgeries have been cleared in New South Wales since the end of March, with almost 12,000 cut from the waitlist...
