Aslan Shand is a journalist for The Byron Shire Echo, focusing on local news and issues in the Byron Shire area of New South Wales, Australia. Aslan covers a range of topics including environmental concerns, community events, local government decisions, and social issues affecting the region.
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Aslan Shand focuses on local government, politics, and legal policy regulation in the Byron Shire area of New South Wales, Australia. His articles cover a range of topics including flood restoration, council decisions, environmental concerns, and community issues.
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By Aslan Shand Places are filling up fast for the annual run and walk up Mullumbimby’s Mount Chincogan, which takes...
The 2022 floods in South‑East Queensland and NSW are the costliest natural disaster for insurance costs in Australian history. So why are we continuing to allow developers to build on floodplains using development applications that are ten or twenty years old?
The 2022 floods in South‑East Queensland and NSW are the costliest natural disaster for insurance costs in Australian history. So why are we continuing to allow developers to build on floodplains using development applications that are ten or twenty years old?
Last night saw three amazing women get up on stage and pitch three incredibly worthwhile projects to a packed audience at the Brunswick Picture House.
With 47 per cent of the Mayoral vote Robert Mustow will once again be Mayor of the Richmond Valley Council (RVC) and will most likely get three councillors elected from his ticket.
Aleea Thompson is one of NSW top spellers, quite an achievement by year 5, and she is heading off to the NSW Premier’s Spelling Bee finals in November in Sydney.
Byron Beef Jerky is looking to build up local and international business. Photo supplied
Ballina councillor Kiri Dicker is calling on the NSW state government and the new Ballina Shire Council keep Wollongbar pod village till the end of its lifespan
The local volunteer organisation Bruns Brekkie is set up to provide breakfast for around 30 hungry people two days a week.
The Byron Bay Golf Club has seen significant board resignations and a refusal of a member request for an extraordinary general meeting since the attempt by some board members to include the golf course land in the Byron Shire Council’s Residential Strategy 2041.
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