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“We have huge environmental issues, huge social issues here,” Kay said. “I don’t want these influencers coming here and painting this fantasy picture that all is well in Byron Bay. It isn’t.” The comedian Mandy Nolan, who has lived in Byron for 30 years and is running as the Greens candidate in the federal seat of Richmond, echoed concerns that the show would paper over the housing crisis that the town is now facing.
“Most of our friends, so many people that we know, have nowhere to live right now,” Nolan said. “They don’t really feel like you rolling into town telling a fantasy story that doesn’t exist.”
âTheyâve got a big fight on their handsâ: US giant Netflix gets dose of reality in Byron Bay
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Byron Baeswas supposed to be one of Netflixâs most celebrated productions - a local reality show that would send a strong signal that the global streaming giant was committed to investing in Australian content. Instead, it has caused anger in one of NSWâs most famous coastal towns.
A group of locals has united to try and stop the $US242 billion ($313 billion) streaming serviceâs attempt to create its first locally-commissioned reality series and some of Byron Bayâs most popular cafes, restaurants and clothing stores are refusing to sign filming permits.
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