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Form, function and fish

After a decade down south studying and establishing her career as a prosthetist-orthotist, Camille Wiseman,…

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When the music came to the Bay

Tricia Shantz has followed the success of her first book, Neverland – a social history…

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A young voice for Bangalow

Sometimes you meet young people who inspire hope that the world may land in safe…

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Chess, mate?

Beer, banter, barracking: Digby Hildreth discovers that chess can prove to be a fun night…

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Special delivery

Former Bangalow Post Mistress Joan Leeds swaps cheeky customer service banter for cranky comedy gold,…

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Listen to the bees

Bees are our best friends and closest allies, says self-confessed ‘flower girl’ Laodekia, who suggests…

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Second pour

Three years after fire destroyed their Burringbar café, Elwood, Bangalow couple Jack and Sophia Deacon…

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The little hall that could

Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Pearces Creek: every few weeks, international and Australian musicians depart from their…

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Saving the space in between

In a huge win for the Bangalow community, Byron Shire Council has unanimously supported the…

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Seeing red

I don’t remember the first time I felt unsafe. Maybe it was walking home from…

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Surviving the season

Christmas, in theory, is a time of joy, connection and togetherness. But for neurodivergent (ND)…

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Acropolis now

He ran the Athens Marathon so you wouldn’t have to – and hallucinated Cliff Young…

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Bowled over

For 115 years, the Bangalow Bowling and Sports Club was a constant in our community.…

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Locals united in bid for beloved Club

It was a feeling of deja vu (and not the good kind) for the Bangalow…

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Climate Change, Resilience, and the Future

The catastrophic floods of 2022 were a wake-up call for our region. While Bangalow wasn’t…

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Fidelity

This month, Dr Airdre Grant ruminates on the meaning of canine companionship, drawing the conclusion…

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Two-Up, the old way

Greg ‘Nashy’ Nash has been running the ANZAC Day Two-Up School at the pub, the…

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BTC are white hot

For those of us who have watched Bangalow Theatre Company (BTC) grow over the years…

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Saving the space in between

In a huge win for the Bangalow community, Byron Shire Council has unanimously supported the…

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Seeing red

I don’t remember the first time I felt unsafe. Maybe it was walking home from…

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Bloody hell

Seb Stockdale, 20-year-old son of Stockpot Kitchen founders Jen and Graeme Stockdale is battling rare…

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Take what you need, give what you can

Byron Leeworthy meets two of the driving forces behind the Bangalow Community Pantry.

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Bowled over

For 115 years, the Bangalow Bowling and Sports Club was a constant in our community.…

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A star of the Show

A lot of Bangalow residents may not know who Anne McClelland is, but to those…

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A young voice for Bangalow

Sometimes you meet young people who inspire hope that the world may land in safe…

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Bloody hell

Seb Stockdale, 20-year-old son of Stockpot Kitchen founders Jen and Graeme Stockdale is battling rare…

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Surviving the season

Christmas, in theory, is a time of joy, connection and togetherness. But for neurodivergent (ND)…

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Take what you need, give what you can

Byron Leeworthy meets two of the driving forces behind the Bangalow Community Pantry.

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Learning outside the square

What’s behind the heightened interest of schools and teachers to expose their students to ways…

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Rider on the storm

A little over four years ago, Bangalow teen Malik couldn’t play a note of music.…

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Remembering Campo

The Campton family reflect on the life of Paul ‘Campo’ Campton, tragically killed in Bangalow…

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The lure of the lure

Much is made these days of the negative side-effects of too many hours spent by…

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Delta goes to Garma

At the best of times, you need stamina and determination to make a trip from…

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Exploring Country

There are places within a short drive from Bangalow that you can visit to learn…

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Voicing your opinion

In the September edition of the Herald, I asked the community if anyone wanted to…

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A Voice to parliament

Later this year, Australians will have their say in a referendum to recognise Aboriginal and…

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Heavenly music ahead

Before La Nina turned our blue skies permanently grey we were able to see the…

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Acropolis now

He ran the Athens Marathon so you wouldn’t have to – and hallucinated Cliff Young…

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Delta goes to Garma

At the best of times, you need stamina and determination to make a trip from…

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From Coopers Shoot, with Love

Claire Oelrichs OAM has recently returned from a trip to Ukraine as part of her…

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I go to Rio

You’ve probably heard the mantra: Dance like nobody’s watching. Well, what about: dance like 300,000…

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Local medics in Fiji

Helping others is a privilege in both senses of the word. It’s an honour and…

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An adventure seeker’s dream

In June 2020, long-time Bangalow resident Liz Franks (formerly Liz Gander) packed her 2014 Mazda…

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