Hans Lovejoy

2 days ago | echo.net.au | Hans Lovejoy

Local Mullumbimby father, footy coach and carpenter, Tom Evans, was seriously injured recently after being hit by an e-bike in Casuarina. His wife Fernanda told The Echo he was hit while crossing the road by a 16-year-old travelling at up to 80km/h.

3 days ago | echo.net.au | Hans Lovejoy

Residents and business owners in Brunswick Heads voiced concerns around the downturn in business at the Chamber of Commerce’s monthly meeting, held last Wednesday at the Bruns Picture House. The board invited councillors to attend – David Warth, Janet Swain and Jack Dods were present. It was a constructive and mature discussion around the serious issues facing the town, namely the negative impacts of pay parking and the large number of campervans parking in the heart of town.

1 week ago | echo.net.au | Hans Lovejoy

The north coast comedic baton, or more appropriately, a microphone, has been passed over, with Mandy Nolan saying she will retire from stand-up comedy. Yet Mandy fans need not fret, she says she will continue to MC fundraisers, facilitate and chair corporate/community events, deliver keynotes and continue her speaker training. Running out of failingsShe told The Echo, ‘I have performed as a stand-up comedian for 40 years, but feel like it’s time to reinvent myself.

1 week ago | echo.net.au | Hans Lovejoy

In a world of disinformation overload, it’s sometimes hard to find sane voices that resonate. Scott Galloway, a wealthy American entrepreneur and academic, is one of those voices. Galloway has an ability to cut through the white noise of not just politics, but of the human condition. His strongest suit is the advice he gives to young people, which ranges from financial, to how to be a successful adult and a valued part of society.

1 week ago | echo.net.au | Hans Lovejoy

With the parent company of the Bangalow Bowling Club, Norths, Collective posting a $2,585,559 loss last financial year, The Echo sought comment around the company’s commitment to major upgrades as promised, and to reassure the Bangalow community that their club is not in danger of becoming insolvent or being sold off. In January 2022, the bowling club stopped trading briefly and went into voluntary administration owing creditors around $80,000.