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Netflix s new reality series is receiving backlash before it s even aired

Netflix s new reality series is receiving backlash before it s even aired Abby Robinson © SOPA Images - Getty Images Netflix Australian reality show Byron Baes is causing controversy, and it hasn t even hit screens. Netflix is no stranger to controversy. Insatiable met with a torrent of criticism back in 2018 regarding its treatment of Debby Ryan s character. She played Patty, a high-schooler who was mocked and abused by her school peers until she underwent dramatic weight loss following an accident, which boosted her social stock. Suddenly, Patty was desirable, and she used her newfound popularity to enact revenge on all of those who had wronged her.

Netflix s new reality series is receiving backlash

Netflix s new reality series is receiving backlash
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Byron Bay locals protest planned Netflix reality series - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Byron Bay locals protest planned Netflix reality series Poll Yes CANBERRA, Australia – Angry Byron Bay locals are protesting the filming of a reality television series that some fear will damage the reputation of their trendy Australian tourist town. Around 100 surfers paddled to sea Tuesday to form a cancel symbol off the coast of the New South Wales state town in the hope that Netflix will can the series about social media influencers. Several Byron Bay businesses have refused to sign filming permits that would allow “Byron Baes,” a contemporary abbreviation of “Byron Babes,” to be shot on their premises. “It’s potentially going to threaten businesses if the portrayal of Byron is as absurd as I guess a lot of the doco-soap-reality shows are,” Byron Shire Mayor Simon Richardson told Australian Broadcasting Corp.

Shearwater almost perfect with 99kW solar – The Echo

April 3, 2021 Helena Norberg-Hodge, Byron Bay I am writing to voice my strong opposition to Council staff’s hard line proposal to prohibit secondary. Year 7 students, Head of School, James Goodlet (second from left), and Byron Shire Mayor Simon Richardson (centre back) celebrate Shearwater’s clean energy future. Photo supplied Shearwater, the Mullumbimby Steiner School, has made the switch to solar, installing a 99 kW system to power the school into the future. The new system is part of a multifaceted approach by the school to reduce emissions and improve environmental outcomes. New Head of School, James Goodlet, has been in the job almost 12 months and said the school’s existing 8kW solar array was failing and the time was right for a major upgrade.

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