Tag: BEACH BYRON BAY
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Byron Bay gearing up for triumphant return with travellers returning for summer
Byron Bay is gearing up for a triumphant return to summer trading, hailed the country’s second most popular destination this Christmas. But concerns have been raised about whether the region can cope…as it grapples with staffing and housing shortages.
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Surf Safety Roadshow set to travel from Byron Bay to Eden
The Surf Safety Roadshow started in Byron Bay today – to help improve beach safety. The two week initiative has been set up by Surf Life Saving New South Wales and Ingenia Holiday Parks. “We’re doing 18 shows from Byron Bay where we are now all the way to Eden. We’re going out to our…
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BYRON BAY BUSY WITH EASTER AND SCHOOL HOLIDAY VISITORS
Despite concerns Byron bay would miss out on one of its busiest tourist seasons – the coastal town is back on track, bustling with visitors these school holidays. After a busy month of cleaning up from the floods – businesses are welcoming the boost.
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BIG SURF CONTINUES TO THRASH THE FAR NORTH COAST
Surfers made the most of pumping waves on the Far North Coast today – as ex-Tropical Cyclone Seth continues to whip up big swells. But authorities warn even the experienced should think again, before entering the water.
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CROWDFUNDING PROVIDES 10 DEFIBRILLATORS ON THE FAR NORTH COAST
It’s a device many of us hope we’ll never have to use – but should an emergency arise, the Far North Coast now has access to 10 new defibrillators. The community fundraising for life-saving equipment, after tragedy struck at a popular surfing spot.
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SANDBAGGING BEINGS AT BYRON BAY EROSION ZONE
Sandbags are being placed along Clarkes Beach in Byron Bay to protect local businesses from worsening erosion. Cafe owner Ben Kirkwood says it’s an important step, but long term solutions are needed. “This buys us some time, protect the assets that are along the beach, and allows those conversations to happen about where to from…
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EROSION ALONG BYRON’S COAST LEAVES A RESTAURANT ON THE EDGE
The wild weather has left a mark on the North Coast, with severe erosion occurring at Byron Bay. Council is working to remove debris, but the extreme weather event has left one beachside business on the edge.