Published on 12 June 2026
The Byron Creek Bridge load limit has been increased to 24 tonnes, following structural analysis of the bridge.
Beginning Monday 22 June, around 400 Byron Shire residents will be contacted by an independent research company and invited to share their feedback on their satisfaction with Council work and services.
Byron Shire Council is inviting community feedback on three planning documents that will shape the future of Gulgan Village, the Shire’s proposed newest residential suburb.
Share your feedback with us on Your Say Byron Shire, where your voice can help shape local initiatives and community projects.
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13 June 2026
9 June – 9 July 2026 - Online Workshop SeriesJoin Renew’s Sustainable House Day 2026 Online Workshop Series and explore practical ways to create a more comfortable, energy‑efficient and climate‑ready home.
18 June 2026
Join a free online webinar session by by Destination NSW in partnership with Get Skilled Access (founded by Paralympian and disability advocate Dylan Alcott AO).Gain practical tools and insights to help make your business more accessible and inclusive.
Byron Shire Council's Ordinary Meeting takes place in the Council Chambers in Mullumbimby.
Road works, drainage upgrades, pothole patching & other projects near you.
FLATTEN bulky items. CLOSE lids fully. KEEP bins 30 cm apart & clear of parked cars.
Use the guide to find out what plants to grow in your garden.
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