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Intrastate travel is about to resume for the citizens of NSW, the diverse and dynamic state which boasts a whole lot of everything.

A backpacker has urged other travellers to heed Mount Warning's climbing ban  The trio went to Wollumbin National Park, in NSW's northern Rivers, on Saturday They returned to their car and found the rear and passenger window smashed Indigenous sacred site is closed to the public, with visitors asked not to summit After sharing their experience online, many slammed them for ignoring the rules

The release of a stunning national stamp series has been marred by a huge error in one of the collectables. Australia Post's new series depicting 'Australia's volcanic past' includes four stamps each with an image of a different ancient volcano - except the stamp labelled Wollumbin Mount Warning shows a different NSW peak. That stamp has the nearby Mount Doughboy in the foreground, with Mount Warning just visible at the very top right hand corner, under the $1.10 value. The release of Australia Post's stunning 'volcanic past' stamp series has been marred by what looks like a huge error in one...

Normal text size Very large text size There is no way to tell the story of a place as beautiful, fractious, mocked, stereotyped and beloved as Byron Bay, unless you admit, firstly, that everyone will have their own version. You fell in love here, married here, gave birth here. You came to get well, or die here. Your life fell apart here. You wrote your book here, or spent years pretending to do so. You danced till dawn in the hills, learnt to surf on those perfectly formed point breaks. You kayaked with dolphins and sea turtles; you heard the migratory humpback whales singing their way up the...

Share It is 10 years since Margaret Olley, one of Australia’s most-loved artists, died, bequeathing an initial $1 million to one of her favourite regional galleries – in Murwillumbah, at the heart of the Tweed Valley hinterland near Lismore in northern NSW, where she was born in 1923. A decade later, the renamed Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre has never attracted more visitors than over the past year since COVID-19 forced Australians to discover the glories in our own backyard. On Saturday – marking what would have been the artist’s 98th birthday – former governor...