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31: Jan Barham To Run For Mayor In Byron Shire Council Elections 2008

Byron Ballina Greens announced today that Jan Barham will again be their candidate for mayor of Byron Shire in the upcoming local government elections. If successful this will be Jan's second term as mayor after being elected in 2004 and after spending four ye...
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Posted: 21May2008 05:00   Similar items

32: So You Want To Be A Councillor

During the month of March, Mayor Jan Barham ran a course at the Byron Adult and Community Education College on "How to become a Councillor". With the local government elections coming up in September, this provided an opportunity for members of the community to ga...
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Posted: 16Apr2008 06:54   Similar items

33: Young Musicians Display Dazzling Talent At Sounds Unlimited Brunswick Heads

Young musicians turned on a dazzling display of talent at the Soundshell in Terrace Park at Byron Ballina Greens 'Sounds Unlimited' Youth Week celebrations last Saturday 5th of April 2008. Eight bands featuring students from Mullumbimby, Shearwater, & Byron...
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Posted: 15Apr2008 22:35   Similar items

34: Roberto Perez Promotes Resilient Communities In Byron Shire

On Wednesday the 12th March, in support of our efforts to create a resilient community in the face of increasing challenges, Kindred magazine and The Ethos Foundation presented a very special evening. Think Global, Eat Local: in conversation with Roberto Perez was ...
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Posted: 15Mar2008 01:35   Similar items

35: Local Action Challenges Global Economy

The destructive global economy can only exist as long as we are prepared to accept and subsidise it. We can reject it. We can start today by joining the local food movement and reap the wealth of benefits from re-linking farmers and consumers. Fresh, local food for all ...
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Posted: 6Feb2008 21:52   Similar items

36: Greens Achieve Best Result Ever In Richmond

The Greens candidate for Richmond, Giovanni Ebono, thanked members and supporters of the Greens for their support and hard work on election night 24th November. The seat of Richmond has become one of the greenest seats in Australia, according to the Australian Elector...
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Posted: 1Dec2007 06:22   Similar items

37: Walk Against Global Warming Draws Crowds To Cape Byron

At Cape Byron on Saturday 3rd November, hundreds of people sent a Climate Warning to the voters of Australia that this election is of critical importance for climate policy. Wearing white, in a line stretching across the headland from the Lighthouse down to the most eas...
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Posted: 6Nov2007 22:42   Similar items

38: Mayor Opens Pathways To Low Carbon Future Forum In Byron Bay

Byron Shire Mayor Jan Barham opened The Pathways to a Low Carbon Future forum on Thursday night . Speakers included Giovanni Ebono, Dr. Sally McKinnon and Tim Winton....
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Posted: 29Oct2007 01:02   Similar items

39: Pathways To A Low Carbon Future

Pathways to a Low Carbon Future - We Can Do It... The challenges facing society are enormous. We appear to have reached the limits of many ecological systems and resources that have sustained our civilization and standard of living. Where and When... Byron Comm...
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Posted: 16Oct2007 12:43   Similar items

40: Capacity Crowd For Tweed Sustainable Regions Forum

A good crowd turned out at the Presbyterian church hall in Murwillumbah last night for the Regional forum on sustainable energy targets. Speakers included Giovanni Ebono (Greens) Sue Page (Nationals) Justine Elliot (Labour) as well as Department of Primary Industry...
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Posted: 7Oct2007 04:00   Similar items