Byron Shire News - 2020-06-25

• LOOK­ING BACK ON DECADES OF NEWS
• DE­VEL­OPER TO AP­PEAL $25 MIL­LION DA RE­FUSAL
• Wrights’ top idea for By­ron
• BAR TIDES
• SCHOOL STRIKE FORCE
• ‘Ex­tra­or­di­nary’ tale of the Bay
• By­ron a ru­ral town with a cap­i­tal city’s world view
• Home full of lo­cal sto­ries
• Paper to be missed, ‘news will live on’
• ‘Es­sen­tial role’ for re­gions
• Paper’s of­fice was like a se­cond fam­ily for many
• News ‘told our sto­ries, shaped us in the process’
• Key mo­ments in his­tory
• Es­cape to the coun­try & cre­ate me­mories to cher­ish for a life­time!
• PROP­ERTY OF THE WEEK
• Strong legacy of en­ter­tain­ment
• QUICK CROSS­WORD
• JIGGERED
• SU­DOKU
• A sim­ple car de­fect led po­lice to un­cover drugs and $16,000 cash
• $220,000 to re­vamp skate parks
• Op­tions for wa­ter se­cu­rity
• $245M fu­ture wa­ter plan North Coast sup­ply se­cu­rity on agenda
• Great acts to kick off re­turn of live mu­sic
• Pol­icy for il­le­gal homes
• Ex­perts seek ad­di­tional time
• No, you can’t drive af­ter two schooners, wine and vodka
• Restau­rant to be built be­side iconic look­out
• Lo­cal priests not asked to do­nate
• Res­i­dents are lik­ing coun­cil’s ser­vices
• Has this star moved to the shire?
• Board­rid­ers a con­stant in By­ron’s sport scene

Byron Shire News - 2020-06-18