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Since the 1980s he's been the guardian of Byron Bay's Macadamia Castle. Now, the attraction's knight is set...

Their young, called ‘pups’, are born with fur and with their eyes open. Guinea pig pups will drink milk from the mother’s two mammary glands but will begin to eat solid food within two days. She will continue to nurse them until they are about three weeks old. Guinea pigs are quite intelligent creatures – they can distinguish between the voices of different people who look after them, and will respond to their names. They also need lots of space to exercise and play. Guinea pigs are very social animals, but within a group there will be certain individuals that like each other and ot...

COST: Free School Holiday Acting Intensive for Ages 12–16 This NOPRA School Holiday Intensive is an opportunity for youth to immerse themselves into the craft of acting. From improvisation, text work, stagecraft and character work, this is an excellent opportunity for participants to develop skills, with NORPA’s new youth theatre director Scott Johnson. This workshop has strictly limited numbers (16 max), so book in quickly via this link. WHEN: April 13-15 from 8.45am-3.30pm each day WHERE: NORPA, Lismore City Hall COST: $270 per person Mini guardians workshop Macadamia Castle’s W...

Premium Content The newest animal babies of Macadamia Castle are those of the scaly kind. The two tiny lace monitors, also known as a tree goannas, were added to the Northern Rivers tourist destination this week, according to owner Tony Gilding. “We are very excited to give the public an opportunity to get up close and personal with these beautiful creatures,” he said. “We are extremely proud of our extensive collection of Australian reptiles which include crocodiles, turtles, various pythons and venomous snakes, blue tongue lizards, and now our baby Lace Monitors. “We ...

Premium Content The newest animal babies of Macadamia Castle are those of the scaly kind. The two tiny lace monitors, also known as a tree goannas, were added to the Northern Rivers tourist destination this week, according to owner Tony Gilding. “We are very excited to give the public an opportunity to get up close and personal with these beautiful creatures,” he said. “We are extremely proud of our extensive collection of Australian reptiles which include crocodiles, turtles, various pythons and venomous snakes, blue tongue lizards, and now our baby Lace Monitors. “We ...