Hans Lovejoy is an Editor for The Byron Shire Echo, a local newspaper in New South Wales, Australia. With a focus on local news and issues, Hans covers a range of topics including council matters, community updates, infrastructure developments, and social issues affecting the region.
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Hans Lovejoy predominantly covers local government announcements, opinion editorials, and themes related to government & politics in the Byron Shire area of New South Wales, Australia. He appears particularly interested in issues such as council management, affordable housing reforms, infrastructure upgrades, and flood-related matters within this region.
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Former Greens mayor Jan Barham has joined the Byron Chamber of Commerce in a blistering critique of Council's latest business strategy.
There is finally some movement on improvements to the Brunswick Heads Boat Harbour, with Transport for NSW Maritime announcing on its website it will fund electrical upgrades to the existing boating facilities.
Disaster recovery funding of $52.5 million has been announced by the NSW Labor government, to help cash-strapped Byron Shire Council restore damaged rural road infrastructure. But will it build back better?
It's been a busy week of ignoring the public for the NSW Labor government.
Satirist Mark Twain said, ‘If you don't read newspapers, you're uninformed. If you read newspapers, you're mis-informed.'
Feedback is now open for a large mixed-use ‘affordable housing' development, slated for the main entrance of Mullum, replacing the much-used Station Street car park.
The pressure is on NSW government development agency, Landcom, to explain how their plans for a large 32-unit proposal to replace a busy Mullum car park are achievable.
By: Hans Lovejoy
Cr Jack Dods (Independent) was a late entry to the Council elections in September, nominating his group after then mayor Michael Lyon's team imploded after revelations of his DV charges just weeks before the election.
Look out, you latte-sipping do-goody Greens, there is a movement preparing war against your party for the upcoming federal election (to be held any time between March and May, 2025).
A new cohort of community members who advise Council around planning and policy matters were appointed to Council's advisory committees at last week's meeting.
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