Premium Content Is Bluesfest going to be rescheduled to later in the year? The last minute cancellation of the five-day festival on the day campers were starting to enter the event s grounds send shockwaves across the Northern Rivers, with many businesses and workers affected, including musicians and the festival s organisers. NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard confirmed on Wednesday that the state government is working with Bluesfest organisers on a possible alternative date. (There is) a lot of work going on behind the scenes with Peter Noble and with Bluesfest, the Minister said. I am very keen to see the Bluesfest come back on, and I think there are a lot of us in the community who are keen to see it come back on, but that has to be worked through by Peter, and that s a big challenge.
Could Bluesfest come back as a Spring event this year?
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Could Bluesfest come back as a Spring event this year?
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Could Bluesfest come back as a Spring event this year?
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Premium Content Byron Shire Council has unveiled its final concept plans for the Byron Bay skate park. The $2.6 million facility would breathe new life into the Sandhills precinct behind the Byron Library. The council has asked the public to provide input on the concept plans. The facility was designed by skate park specialists Convic, a firm which has designed skate parks across Australia and in Dubai, Singapore and China. Â Byron Shire Council has released its final concept plans for the $2.6 million Byron Bay skatepark, to be constructed in the Sandhills Estate. The concept design now on public exhibition resulted from two lots of public consultation, which amassed more than 300 survey responses on earlier.