Eve Jeffery is the Library Team Manager for The Byron Shire Echo, a local newspaper in New South Wales, Australia. With a focus on the Byron Shire community, Eve covers a range of topics including local events, environmental issues, community activism, and interviews with notable individuals.
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Eve Jeffery's coverage mainly centers around local news, community events and initiatives, as well as government announcements in the Australian region. She frequently covers entertainment news alongside governmental and family-related topics.
For effective outreach to Eve, consider providing pitches related to local community events and initiatives within Australia, particularly New South Wales and Byron Shire. Topics such as environmental issues or council decisions would also be relevant given her focus on these areas.
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Wallum protector Sherrie said she doesn’t plan to move her car any time soon. Photo Tree Faerie.
Fairies need homes too! Vinnie Bleakley from the Brunswick Heads Post Office has been checking on a fairy’s new tiny home to make sure they are comfy. There are a number of lovely little fairy houses tucked into interesting locations around Bruns – to learn more visit www.brunswickheads.org.au. Photo Eve Jeffery
Beacon worker Mel with Justine Elliot MP and the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese. Photo Tree Faerie
Council’s ‘water over road’ sign has been in place for weeks – long before the recent flood event. Photo Tree Faerie
One of the first arrests of the day at the Wallum development site at Brunswick Heads. Photo Tree Faerie.
As the drama unfolded between police and protesters at the Wallum Development in Brunswick Heads yesterday, people were drawn to the site by the red alerts sent out by the Save Wallum organisers.
Though no machinery arrived at Wallum this morning, contractors and police were on the development site at Brunswick Heads as well as dozens of Save Wallum protesters.
With this year’s official NSW Bush Fire Danger Period closing on March 21, our thoughts are now turned toward to 2024-25 season and Essential Energy has begun surveying its powerlines in and around the North Coast region.
Congrats Byron Yoga Centre, who are a finalist in the prestigious Australian Small Business Champion Awards.
The Versace Boys were born in the back of a gold-plated Porsche parked at the Versace Palace on the Goldie. They grew up only eating with silver spoons and often crashing expensive automobiles their parents bought for them. They realised young that they weren’t only made for the world of fashion but that they could also write sick bangers.
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