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Power to the people: how Byron Council could lead the way in energy resilience
Byron Shire had bushfires in 2019-2020, floods in 2022, extreme heatwaves and long power outages in 2024 and early 2025. These hazards have real consequences to social cohesion, human health, environment, infrastructure, and the economy. Community batteries provide energy back up and reliability during these types of natural disasters. They feed backup power from the battery to the community and to essential services, such as water and sewage treatment.
Bundjalung voice at heart of Regeneration festicval
An Indigenous panel of Bundjalung voices will be at the heart of the Regeneration festival, held on Saturday March 4 at the Mullumbimby Community Garden. The panel will feature high-profile Widjabal Wai-bal woman, Rhoda Roberts AO, who is a celebrated actor, director, and current Elder in Residence at SBS. ‘I’m really excited about this panel,’ Roberts told The Echo, ‘because we can unpack the old ways for the benefit of the present’.
Just a little love
I am waiting with passion in my heart to hear from two gorgeous men – I don’t care which one gets in touch with me first. I’ve never been married but I will absolutely marry whichever one of these lovely men asks me first – Trump or Putin. You’ll all have to agree that these are among the upper echelon of beautiful men on this planet. I’m saying goodbye to you all now as I wait with bated breath for my true love to arrive. Cross your fingers for me! Hannah Grace , Ocean Shores
inGrained Foundation grants program returns – The Echo
inGrained volunteers and Northern Rivers Ecological crew at a recent tree planting day for one of our 2020 grant recipients, Rainforest4 Foundation. Photo supplied. In its third year, the inGrained Foundation’s Northern Rivers Large Grants Program returns with a $100,000 funding pool, ready to support a diverse range of local not-for-profits.
The power of planting for climate – The Echo
Around 30 Byron Shire landholders and residents had a rainy day of planting at Dingo Lane. Christobel Munson On Tuesday, 16 March at Dingo Lane Farms in Myocum, Zero Emissions Byron launched the Replant Byron Alliance, aiming to both encourage landowners to drawdown carbon via biodiverse and productive land uses, and to quantify the collective impact of tree plantings.
Transition - Echonetdaily
Sapoty Brook, Wilsons Creek In response to Geraldine Crumpton’s letter (20 January), Byron Shire’s North Coast Climate Action Group formed one of the first transition towns in Australia (search: Transition Byron Shire) in 2009. Transition Byron Shire brought the work of Beyond Zero Emissions (BZE) into the Shire and that resulted in a partnership of BZE with Byron Shire Council.
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