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WEEKLY FARMERS MARKETS 1ST WEEKEND EACH MONTH 3RD WEEKEND EACH MONTH Stock up on local fruit and vegetables at a Byron Bay Community Markets 1st Sunday East Ballina Lions Club Community Market 3rd Sunday Farmers Market in the Northern Rivers Dening Park, Main Beachfront 8am-3pm Ballina, Canal Road 7am-1pm P: 6680 9703 P: 0422 094 338 or [email protected] Ballina Farmers Market Every Sunday Commemoration Park, Bentinck St 7am-11am Brunswick Heads Riverside 1st Saturday Lismore Car Boot Market 1st & 3rd Sundays E: [email protected] Memorial Park, Fawcett Street 7.30am-2pm Lismore Showground 7.30am-2pm P: 6628 4495 P: 0437 995 859 Newrybar Farmers Market Every Wednesday Newrybar Hall, 15 Old Pacific Highway 4pm-7pm Lismore Car Boot Market 1st & 3rd Sundays Makers & Finders Market 3rd Saturday E: [email protected] Lismore Shopping Square 7.30am-2pm Knox Park, Wollumbin St, Murwillumbah 9am-2pm Bangalow Farmers Market Every Saturday P: 0437 995 859 P: 0413 804 024 Bangalow Pub Car Park 7am-11am rd ND Mullumbimby Market 3 Saturday P: 6687 1137 2 WEEKEND EACH MONTH Stuart Street 8am-2pm Byron Bay Farmers Market Every Thursday On Dusk Market 2nd Saturday P: 6684 3370 Cavanbah Centre 7am-11am Missingham Park, Ballina 4pm-8pm TH P: 6687 1137 ondusk.com.au 4 WEEKEND EACH MONTH Lismore Produce Market Every Thursday Bangalow Flea Market 2nd Saturday Bangalow Market 4th Sunday Lismore Showgrounds 3.30pm-7pm Bangalow Public School, 45 Byron St 8am-2pm Bangalow Showground 9am-3pm P: 6622 5141 [email protected] P: 6687 1911 th Lismore Farmers Market Every Saturday Byron Flea Market 2nd Saturday Evans Head Market 4 Saturday Lismore Showground 8am-12pm Gilmore Crescent, Byron Bay 8am-2pm Evans Head RSL Carpark 7.30am-1pm P: 0450 688 900 P: 0490 026 840 P: 0435 008 092 th Mullumbimby Farmers Market Every Friday Kingscliff Markets 2nd & 4th Saturday Kyogle Market 4 Saturday Mullumbimby Showground 7am-11am Jack Bayliss Park, Marine Parade 8am-1pm Anzac Drive (Amphitheatre) 9am-2pm P: 6677 1345 P: 0406 724 323 P: 0457 471 583 th Nimbin Market Every Wednesday The Channon Craft Market 2nd Sunday Nimbin Market 4 Sunday Carpark next to the Green Bank 3pm-6pm Coronation Park 8am-4pm Community Centre grouns 8am-3pm P: 0429 194 248 P: 6688 6433 P: 0458 506 000 TH Rainbow Region Organic Market Every Tuesday 5 WEEKEND EACH MONTH Lismore Showground 7am-11am th th P: 6636 4307 Nimbin Market 4 & 5 Sunday Community Centre grounds 8am-3pm Byron Twilight Market (Oct to April) Every Saturday Ph. 0458 506 000 Railway Park, Byron Bay 4pm-9pm FOR THE MOST CURRENT MARKET CALENDAR PLEASE VISIT P: 6680 8558 DISCOVERBALLINA.COM.AU WHATS ON Last updated November 2020 .

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Weekly Markets Continued Byron Bay Artisan Market Caldera Farmers
Weekly Markets Weekly Markets continued 1st Weekend of the Month Continued Lismore Produce Market Byron Bay Artisan Market Make It Bake It Grow It Market Magellan St (between Carrington & Molesworth St, Lismore CBD) Railway Park, Johnson St Byron Bay Summerland House Farm, 253 Wardell Road, Alstonville 02 6622 5141 02 6685 6807 (Tess Cullen) 0417 547 555 Every Thursday 3.30pm - 7pm w: byronmarkets.com.au/artisan.html w:makeitbakeitgrowit.com.au from October - Easter only, Saturdays 4pm - 9pm 1st Sunday 9am - 1pm Lismore Organic Market Lismore Showground, Caldera Farmers Market Kyogle Bazaar 02 6636 4307 Murwillumbah Showground Kyogle CBD w: tropo.org.au 02 6684 7834 0416 956 744 Every Tuesday 7.30am - 11am w: calderafarmersmarket.com.au 1st & 3rd Saturdays 8am - 4pm Every Wednesday 7am - 11am Lismore Farmers Market 2nd Weekend of the Month Lismore Showground, Nth Lismore Mullumbimby Farmers Market The Channon Craft Market 02 6621 3460 Mullumbimby Showground, 51 Main Arm Rd, Mullumbimby Coronation Park, The Channon Every Saturday 8am - 11am 02 6684 5390 02 6688 6433 w: mullumfarmersmarket.org.au w: thechannonmarket.org.au Nimbin Farmers Market Every Friday 7am - 11am e: [email protected] Next to The Green Bank, Cullen St, Nimbin 2nd Sunday 9am - 3pm 02 6689 1512 (Jason) Uki Produce Market Every Wednesday 3pm - 6pm Uki Hall, Uki Alstonville Market 02 6679 5438 Apex Pavilion, Alstonville Showground (undercover) Alstonville Farmers Market Every Saturday 8am - 12pm 02 6628 1568 Bugden Ln, opp Federal Hotel, behind Quattro, Alstonville
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Motorcycle Routes
Lismore, Nimbin and Villages Motorcycle Routes Lismore Visitor Information Centre 207 Molesworth Street Lismore, NSW 2480 p 02 6626 0100 w visitlismore.com.au e [email protected] Lismore, Rock Valley, Uki Loop Lismore, Tabulam & Woodenbong Loop 170km Uki 270km Take a ride along Leycester Creek Woodenbong Casino and Tabulam are past the Rock Valley Post Office, one Stokers known for their cattle farming of the smallest post offices in Austral- Cawongla Bonalbo and beautiful rural land- ia. Explore the spectacular scenery scapes. This ride takes in the and ranges formed by the extinct Kyogle country charm of the region. shield volcano millions of years ago. Mooball Winding through farmland, This ride has many unique and inter- Rock small townships and native esting café’s and pubs to call into Tabulam forests. The ever-changing along the way. Lismore Eltham scenery on this ride makes it Lismore Casino a must do. Lismore, Kyogle & Lions Road Lismore, Alstonville & Evans Head Loop Loop 260km Woodenbong 120km Alstonville Discover the historic Lions Road. Wind- Lis- From the plateau to the coast this ride ing over the Border Ranges through to Rathdow more has it all. Start off with a ride through Rathdowney the Lions Road is full of the historic town of Alstonville. Take a breathtaking scenery, ranges and Wiangaree scenic windy ride down from the plat- rocky outcrops. The twists and turns Wardell eau to river town of Wardell. Follow the make this route a very popular ride for highway to Broadwater home of the bike riders in the region.
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Disability Inclusion Action Plans
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12 Local Pottery Studios Open to the Public for One Weekend
proudly part of Free Event Demonstrations Workshops Artists Talks Pottery Sales 10am - 4pm Sat & Sun 12 Local Pottery Studios Open To The Public For One Weekend follow 18 & 19 AUGUST 2018 us www.northcoastmudtrail.com.au www.australianceramics.com Sasa Scheiner August 2018 Sat 18 & Sun 19 10am to 4pm www.northcoastmudtrail.com.au Welcome! The Northern Rivers is a vibrant creative community that is fast becoming known as a major centre for Ceramic Arts. The region is a hub for traditional and contemporary ceramic artists and potters, some long standing locals, and a growing population of new talents. The diverse works crafted by these artisans are coveted by enthusiasts from all over the world, with pieces by many of the artists in galleries, retail outlets, restaurants, and private collections in America, Asia and Europe. Once a year, as part of The Australian Ceramics Association’s Open Studios, these artists open their spaces to the public for one weekend only, giving the opportunity for visitors to see demonstrations, hear artists’ talks, participate in workshops, learn about their processes, and purchase ceramics directly from the artists themselves. There will be thousands of beautiful pieces made with multiple methods and diverse finishes, as varied as the potters themselves. Whether you are looking for a fun piece of brightly coloured tableware, a decorative masterpiece, or a simple classic, perhaps a woodfired sculpture, or an alternatively fired gem, whatever your taste, there is a work of art perfect for everyone waiting to be discovered. Come along, have some fun, and pick up a piece of local treasure… North Coast Ceramics INC.
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BANGALOW VILLAGE CENTRE MASTER PLAN BANGALOW VILLAGE CENTRE MASTER PLAN JOHN SPARKS MARCH 2017 BANGALOW VILLAGE CENTRE MASTER PLAN OUR NATURAL HERITAGE JOHN SPARKS MARCH 2017 BANGALOW VILLAGE CENTRE MASTER PLAN SUMMARY Bangalow is a rural centre servicing the surrounding hinterland and the village has a heritage theme which is central to the town’s character. There have been many reports in previous years on the village centre and this study draws on the experience gained to bring these ideas up to date with the current economic, political and social situation which has changed over the last 20 years. This study looks at the potential Bangalow has to specialise in many things and become a focus for the creativity and initiative of the many people who are part of this village. A village centre is a place where people eat, work, play and communicate and we have used the examples of the many individual and unique villages which have evolved over hundreds of years and the principles which make them so interesting, workable and viable today. The concept of a village centre providing an experience to the resident is central to the enjoyment and success of the town centre and we remember our journey through the spaces, places and activities that we enjoyed so much. Bangalow has many community, social, business, sporting and environmental groups who provide significant input to all village activities. Surveys and workshops have outlined the many likes and dislikes and these have been used to establish planning principles which then form the basis for the concept Master plan.
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Gateway to Richmond Valley Oil and Coffee
For all your real estate NEWSLETTER needs including: Compliments of Business, residential EVANS HEAD Coraki Progress Call Brian or Dianne O’Farrell and rural SALES No. 7 - MAY/JUNE ‘04 Association Inc. 6682 6000 ACCOMMODATION: FREE Fax 6682 5164 Holiday or permanent Email [email protected] Phone 02 6683 1617 local products such as tea tree Gateway to Richmond Valley oil and coffee. The VIC enjoys strong support from the local community, and is an initiative of the Woodburn Chamber of Commerce supported by funding from the NSW Dept. of State and Regional Development. The VIC has 2 an invaluable team of volunteers. The entrance ramp and timber deck were constructed by a strong team of 1 3 local volunteers, local businesses are supportive, and The Woodburn Visitor Through the doors to find out with frontage to the Pacific radio 88.9 FM talk live with Information Centre (VIC) is more about the area or to use Highway, views over the Adam Faulkner (the VIC open for business, located at the the high-speed internet beautiful Richmond River and project officer) every Old Ferryman's Cottage in facilities provided by the plenty of relaxing space in the Wednesday morning at Riverside Park, Woodburn. Woodburn Community surrounding Riverside Park. 8.30am. Technology Centre. Since opening in late With Woodburn already a There is still display space January, it has had 450 people The VIC is ideally located, favourite spot to stop and relax available for local art and craft, along the Pacific Highway, the and the VIC is always on the Something in the water at Coraki? VIC is rapidly developing a lookout for new volunteers, so name for itself throughout the those who are interested should Northern Rivers as the key contact Adam Faulkner at the gateway location for visitors.
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Newsletter – Spring 2016 CLARENCE ENVIRONMENT CENTRE 31 Skinner St, South Grafton 2460 Phone / Fax 66 43 1863 Email: [email protected] Website
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Byron Shire Draft Residential Strategy
Byron Shire Draft Residential Strategy Public Exhibition version 2019 Acknowledgement to Country Byron Shire Council recognises the traditional owners of this land, the Bundjalung of Byron Bay, Arakwal people, the Widjabal people, the Minjungbul people and the wider Bundjalung Nation. We recognise that the most enduring and relevant legacy Indigenous people offer is their understanding of the significance of land and their local, deep commitment to place. The Byron Shire Residential Strategy respects and embraces this approach by engaging with the community and acknowledging that our resources are precious and must be looked after for future generations. Disclaimer This document is a draft for public comment. It should not be used as a basis for investment or other private decision making purposes about land purchase or land use. Initial consultation on landowner interest in the areas shown on the exhibited maps will occur during the exhibition process, but it must be understood that these maps may be subject to significant changes after the exhibition process, when adopted by Council and/or when endorsed by the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment. Therefore, potentially affected landowners are encouraged to remain informed and involved throughout the strategy process. This strategy has no status until formally adopted by Council and endorsed by the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment. Document history Doc no. Date amended Details (e.g. Resolution No.) E2018/111362 Pdf of Draft Strategy Presented to Council 13 Dec 2018 – Attachment 1 Resolution E2019/62759 Draft Strategy – public exhibition version (see E2018/112331 for background to edits) Table of Contents Section 1 Executive Summary ...........................................................................................................
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30 Great Walks Northern Rivers Region
RICHMOND RANGE NATIONAL PARK and surrounding valleys. The walk starts at Mt Nardi. Mt Nardi is 12km from Nimbin on a narrow sealed road. Visitor Guide The park is 45 kilometres west of Casino. Turn off the Bruxner Highway onto Cambridge Plateau Forest Drive, near 20 M t Matheson Loop - 3km, 1½ hours Mallanganee. The Mt Matheson Loop heads out through the lush 7 C ulmaran Loop - 400m, 15 minutes rainforest encircling Mt Matheson. The Pholis Gap and Historic Nightcap tracks split off from this walk.T he loop Great Walk among tall Brush Box and Sydney Blue Gums at originates at Mt Nardi. the edge of the rainforest environment. Walk starts at Cambridge Plateau Picnic Area. 21 B oggy Creek Walk - 4km return, 1½ hours Walks MOORE PARK NATURE RESERVE This track leads to Minyon Falls along beautiful Boggy 30 Creek. The track starts in Blackbutt forest and includes a Northern Rivers Region The reserve is 26 kilometres west of Kyogle, just off the series of small waterfalls and pools along the quiet creek. Summerland Way near Old Grevillia. The track starts at Rummery Park camping area within Nightcap National Park. 8 M oore Park Walk - 400m, 15 minutes Walk through the remains of Boyd’s Scrub, the most RICHMOND RANGE NATIONAL PARK important example of Black Bean rainforest in NSW. 22 C ulmaran Valley track - 2.5km, 1 hour KOREELAH NATIONAL PARK Beginning in tall forest the walk descends steeply to a bridge over Culmaran Creek then climbs again to skirt The park is 30 kilometres west of Woodenbong, on White around the head of the valley.
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Southern Crossings Itinerary
On arrival at Sydney Airport you will be met by your private driver and vehicle and transferred to your accommodation. Accommodation for three nights in a King Deluxe Full Harbour View Room including breakfast at: Four Seasons Hotel Sydney Today you will be met at your accommodation by your guide and vehicle for a small group sightseeing tour of Sydney. Travel through the historic Rocks precinct. See the birthplace of Sydney and explore the convict built cottages, pubs and the first church in Australia. Continue east to the stunning Royal Botanic Gardens in the heart of Sydney. En route pass through Macquarie Street where you will see Australia’s first Parliament House, Mint, Hyde Park Barracks and St Mary’s Cathedral. Stop at Mrs Macquarie’s Chair situated on the water’s edge to enjoy magnificent views of Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. Enjoy lunch at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, Australia’s premier yacht club and home of the famous Sydney to Hobart Yacht race. Then travel along the harbour foreshore through to Sydney’s exclusive Eastern suburbs before arriving at famous Bondi Beach. Here you can soak up the atmosphere of this beachside mecca and stroll along the esplanade. Re-join your vehicle and travel back to the city via the charming suburb of Paddington with its leafy streets and historic terrace houses, before arriving at your accommodation at approximately 3:30pm. While at leisure in Sydney we suggest the following optional activities: - Tour the city’s sights and colourful inner city villages with a local
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165 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route
165 bus time schedule & line map 165 Casino to Tweed Heads View In Website Mode The 165 bus line Casino to Tweed Heads has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Tweed Heads: 8:40 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 165 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 165 bus arriving. Direction: Tweed Heads 165 bus Time Schedule 19 stops Tweed Heads Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:40 AM Monday 8:40 AM Casino Station, Coach Bay 56 Colches Street, Casino Tuesday 8:40 AM Lismore Station, Coach Bay Wednesday 8:40 AM Lismore Transit Centre, Molesworth St Thursday 8:40 AM 172 Molesworth Street, Lismore Friday 8:40 AM Bexhill Coach Stop, Coleman St Saturday 8:40 AM Eltham Hotel, Eltham Rd 441 Eltham Road, Eltham (Nsw) Clunes Village Park, Main St 165 bus Info 26 Main Street, Clunes Direction: Tweed Heads Stops: 19 Binna Burra Coach Stop, Lismore Rd Trip Duration: 180 min 348 Lismore Road, Binna Burra (Nsw) Line Summary: Casino Station, Coach Bay, Lismore Station, Coach Bay, Lismore Transit Centre, Bangalow Coach Stop, Station St Molesworth St, Bexhill Coach Stop, Coleman St, 36-38 Byron Street, Bangalow Eltham Hotel, Eltham Rd, Clunes Village Park, Main St, Binna Burra Coach Stop, Lismore Rd, Bangalow Byron Bay Interchange, Stand C Coach Stop, Station St, Byron Bay Interchange, Stand C, Mullumbimby Station, Coach Stop, Mullumbimby Station, Coach Stop Brunswick Heads Coach Stop, Park St, Rajah Rd opp Ocean Village Shops, Billinudgel Coach Stop, Brunswick Heads Coach Stop, Park St Bonanza Dr, Mooball
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WEEKLY MARKETS Continued... WEEKLY MARKETS
WEEKLY MARKETS continued... 1st WEEKEND OF THE MONTH Byron & Bangalow Farmers Market Lismore Vintage & Handmade Market Butler Street Reserve, Byron Bay 152 Keen St, Lismore & behind The Bangalow Hotel, Bangalow [email protected] 02 6687 1137 w: byronfarmersmarket.com.au 1st Saturday 10am - 2pm Every Thu in Byron 8am-11am, Every Sat in Bangalow 8am-11am Lismore Car Boot Market Murwillumbah Farmers Market Lismore Shopping Square, Uralba St, Lismore (All weather) Murwillumbah Showground 0437 99 5859 (Marny) 0498 733 766 www.murwillumbahfarmersmarket.com.au 1st and 3rd Sundays 7.30am - 2pm (exc. 3rd Sun in Dec) Every Wednesday 7am - 11am Brunswick Heads Market WEEKLY MARKETS Mullumbimby Farmers Market Memorial Park (behind Ampol Service Station) Lismore Produce Market Mullumbimby Showground, 51 Main Arm Rd 02 6628 4495 Magellan St (between Carrington & Molesworth St, Lismore CBD) 02 6677 1345 w: mullumfarmersmarket.org.au 1st Saturday 7.30am - 2pm 02 6622 5141 Every Friday 7am - 11am Every Thursday 3.30pm - 7pm Byron Community Market Uki Produce Market Butler St Reserve, Byron Bay Lismore Organic Market Uki Hall, Uki 02 6685 6807 w: byronmarkets.com.au Lismore Showground, North Lismore 02 6679 5438 1st Sunday 8am - 3pm (+ 3rd Sunday Dec - Jan) 02 6636 4307 w: tropo.org.au Every Saturday 8am - 12pm Every Tuesday 7.30am - 11am Byron Bay Saturday Artisan Market Lismore Farmers Market Railway Park, Jonson St Byron Bay Lismore Showground, North Lismore 02 6685 6807 (Tess Cullen) w: byronmarkets.com.au/artisan.html 0418 622 336 from October
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