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Published April 20, 2021 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. When Netflix announced Byron Baes, a brand new docu-soap following the high drama of Byron Bay influencers, we’ve been absolutely mesmerised with the idea (mostly because it’ll make for some outrageous telly.) The original series couldn’t come soon enough, but it seems the residents of the Bay aren’t too happy with the whole idea.
Hundreds gathered in Byron Bay this morning, demanding Netflix cancel a new reality TV show. The protestors staged a paddle out against the documentary-soap titled ‘Byron Baes’, forming a block symbol in the surf to express their opposition. Others showed their support on the beach, holding up placards that read “give Netflix the flick”, “Netflix you don’t get Byron” and “consult traditional owners”. Dozens of Byron Bay residents have flocked to Main Beach this morning to paddle-out in protest of new Netflix series ‘Byron Baes’ – plenty more people on shore in support too @nbnnewspic.twitter.com/wPFqulp3ZY Owner of the Byron Bay General Store Ben Gordon was approached for possible filming. He said no and is urging others to do the same.
First published on Mon 14 Dec 2020 22.16 EST Flood warnings have been issued for towns across northern New South Wales as heavy rains and abnormally high tides continue to batter a 500-kilometre stretch of coast from Taree to the border town of Tweed Heads. The Bureau of Meteorology on Tuesday afternoon issued a number of minor and moderate flood warnings for rivers stretching from the state’s mid-north to far-north coasts, including at Murwillumbah, where residents were earlier subject to a flood evacuation notice. Although conditions eased in some areas on Tuesday, the bureau said showers and thunderstorms would persist over the coming days and would “continue to bring the risk of flash flooding”.