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Premium Content Subscriber only POLICE said they were disappointed hundreds of people were reckless enough to attend a doof party broken up about 3.45am today. Tweed Byron Police District Acting Inspector Rod Morris said officers attended an illegal doof party on the Belongil Beach sand dunes at Byron Bay on January 1, 2021 shortly before 4am. Tourists and residents at Byron Bay's Main Beach at 7am on January 1, 2021. He said it was disappointing to see some people being reckless and disregarding the rules. "Police dispersed the crowd which was between 200 and 3000 people which were in ...

Date Time Police generally pleased with behaviour during 2020 New Year’s Eve celebrations NSW Police are generally pleased with the behaviour of New Year’s Eve 2020 revellers across the state. Operation New Year’s Eve 2020 commenced yesterday (Thursday 31 December 2020), to ensure the safety of revellers at events or gatherings across NSW. General duties officers from Police Area Commands and Police Districts across the state were assisted by specialist units including Public Order and Riot Squad, Police Transport Command, Operations Support Group, Traffic and Highway Patrol Command, Li...

With the entire country living under some measure of health restrictions, New Year’s Eve celebrations will be very different this year – or will they? With the list of PINS (Penalty Infringement Notices) growing daily, it would appear that many people don’t wish to adhere to the new normal. The NSW Police Force is hoping that the majority of the public will take heed and they are encouraging the community to enjoy New Year’s Eve celebrations from home this year. Operation New Year’s Eve 2020 A high-visibility and mobile police operation for the period has been outlined today.