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Locals take state honours as 1,100 punters take on the Byron Bay Triathlon

Locals take state honours as 1,100 punters take on the Byron Bay Triathlon
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Council hands down decision on triathlon s date change

Premium Content The date of the Byron Bay Triathlon has been changed from May 8 to 9. This change, approved by Byron Shire Council, means the event, which involves street closures in the Byron CBD, will now be held on Mother’s Day. The matter went before the council’s meeting on Thursday. Cr Cate Coorey said the event “does cause some problems on main streets”. Cr Basil Cameron said the matter was discussed by the Local Traffic Committee every year. “It’s quite a disruptive event,” he said. “I think they made a change a couple of years ago to some extent.

Iconic Byron Bay Triathlon s future in doubt | Ballina Shire Advocate

Premium Content Subscriber only Organisers of the iconic Byron Bay Triathlon have warned the future of their race could be in threat as increasing visitor levels derail their upcoming event plans. On April 9, Race Director Mike Crawley issued a statement to let triathletes know traffic from tourists and a population increase had resulted in a date change from Saturday, May 8 to Sunday, May 9 for the event’s 25th year. Mr Crawley said the race change was suggested to event organisers by Byron Shire Council and the Byron Bay police. “The biggest problem is when we close the coastal road network for the cycle course from the Surf Club south to Suffolk Park locking in tourists, visitors and locals at lunch time,” he said.

Iconic Byron Bay Triathlon s future in doubt

Premium Content Subscriber only Organisers of the iconic Byron Bay Triathlon have warned the future of their race could be in threat as increasing visitor levels derail their upcoming event plans. On April 9, Race Director Mike Crawley issued a statement to let triathletes know traffic from tourists and a population increase had resulted in a date change from Saturday, May 8 to Sunday, May 9 for the event s 25th year. Mr Crawley said the race change was suggested to event organisers by Byron Shire Council and the Byron Bay police. The biggest problem is when we close the coastal road network for the cycle course from the Surf Club south to Suffolk Park locking in tourists, visitors and locals at lunch time, he said.

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