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Byron Bay Surf School

Locality: Umina Beach, New South Wales

Phone: +61 1800 001 212

Address: 211 West Street 2257 Umina Beach, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.ByronBaySurfSchool.com.au/

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24.01.2022 JURAKI SURF CULTURE - FINGAL HEAD Tweed Byron Police attended the Opening Ceremony and Mixing of the Waters at Fingal Head beach this morning. The ceremony was ...amazing with people from all over the world coming together for the 3 day surfing/cultural event in Fingal Head. Juraki are devoted to promoting a healthy, strong Indigenous community. All Juraki events are drug and alcohol free, promoting healthy lifestyles, encouraging active living and healthy food choices. Juraki Surf Culture believes that our children and youth are our future and aims to helps develop and mentor young Indigenous leaders through various cultural and sporting activites. For more information go to their webpage. https://www.jurakisurf.com/copy-of-juraki-surf-invitational

11.01.2022 BYRON LOOKOUT INSPECTIONS DOUBLED AFTER TODDLER'S CLOSE CALL WITH CLIFF The National Parks and Wildlife Service says repairs have been made to Fishermans ...Lookout at The Pass in Byron Bay. On Sunday a toddler broke through a wooden railing and was saved from falling over the cliff by a bystander. Area manager Sue Walker says the lookout was immediatey closed until repairs could be made. She says work is expected to start this year to replace the entire structure, but it is now safe. "The lookout has engineering inspections which recommend they have 12-monthly inspections," Ms Walker said. "We do inspections every month to three months. We've now increased those inspections to every fortnight."

08.01.2022 Sea Shepherd comes to Byron Bay

06.01.2022 BYRON LOOKOUT INSPECTIONS DOUBLED AFTER TODDLER'S CLOSE CALL WITH CLIFF The National Parks and Wildlife Service says repairs have been made to Fishermans ...Lookout at The Pass in Byron Bay. On Sunday a toddler broke through a wooden railing and was saved from falling over the cliff by a bystander. Area manager Sue Walker says the lookout was immediatey closed until repairs could be made. She says work is expected to start this year to replace the entire structure, but it is now safe. "The lookout has engineering inspections which recommend they have 12-monthly inspections," Ms Walker said. "We do inspections every month to three months. We've now increased those inspections to every fortnight."

01.01.2022 JURAKI SURF CULTURE - FINGAL HEAD Tweed Byron Police attended the Opening Ceremony and Mixing of the Waters at Fingal Head beach this morning. The ceremony was ...amazing with people from all over the world coming together for the 3 day surfing/cultural event in Fingal Head. Juraki are devoted to promoting a healthy, strong Indigenous community. All Juraki events are drug and alcohol free, promoting healthy lifestyles, encouraging active living and healthy food choices. Juraki Surf Culture believes that our children and youth are our future and aims to helps develop and mentor young Indigenous leaders through various cultural and sporting activites. For more information go to their webpage. https://www.jurakisurf.com/copy-of-juraki-surf-invitational