AESM Vol 31, ISSUE 4 2022
The latest Australian Emergency Services Magazine Vol 31, ISSUE 4, 2022. The latest in emergency services news and events. In this edition we take a closer look at the latest state of the climate report and what it means for Australians. You can read about the needs for flood response teams and the laws around living in bushfire prone areas. Dr Lisa Holmes discusses how we cope with stress and ways to look after ourselves in the 'Let's Talk Mental Health' column. Plus so much more, latest events, "In the Spotlight" and Emergency Breaks. Free to subscribe through the website www.ausemergencyservices.com.au
The latest Australian Emergency Services Magazine Vol 31, ISSUE 4, 2022. The latest in emergency services news and events. In this edition we take a closer look at the latest state of the climate report and what it means for Australians. You can read about the needs for flood response teams and the laws around living in bushfire prone areas. Dr Lisa Holmes discusses how we cope with stress and ways to look after ourselves in the 'Let's Talk Mental Health' column. Plus so much more, latest events, "In the Spotlight" and Emergency Breaks. Free to subscribe through the website www.ausemergencyservices.com.au
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Location:<br />
Byron Bay is located in the Northern<br />
Rivers of New South Wales, about 2 hours<br />
south of Brisbane, just across the border.<br />
You can fly into the Gold Coast airport<br />
and hire a car to get yourself down there,<br />
or you can fly directly in Ballina regional<br />
airport from all major capital cities. This<br />
will bring you closer to Byron, but you’ll<br />
still have to hire a car to get from the<br />
Ballina airport to Byron as it’s about a 30<br />
minute drive.<br />
If you live in New South Wales, and you<br />
have the time and inclination, a road trip<br />
to Byron Bay is one of the best ways to<br />
get there as you can drive through the<br />
sprawling greenery of Central New South<br />
Wales to get there, visiting all the major<br />
tourist attractions along the way (we’re<br />
looking at you, Big Banana). Either way,<br />
we definitely recommend having a car<br />
in Byron, because you’ll want to explore<br />
other places around the location like<br />
Brunswick Heads or Bangalow for their<br />
famous markets, and you’ll find it much<br />
easier with four wheels underneath you.<br />
Places to Stay:<br />
Byron has absolutely zero shortage<br />
of places to stay. From camping to<br />
ultimate luxury, you’ll find every type<br />
of accommodation you can think of<br />
in between. We, of course, have kept<br />
to our three major options. Budget,<br />
intermediate and luxury for some great<br />
recommendations. But, if you’re looking<br />
for something outside the box, Byron has<br />
some excellent accommodation so get<br />
googling and find that special place to<br />
stay.<br />
First up for us is the Arts Factory Lodge.<br />
This place is an absolute Byron Bay<br />
institution and, if you’re on a budget, (or<br />
even if you’re not) the Arts Factory is the<br />
place to be.<br />
While it definitely caters more to the<br />
backpacker market, there are a variety<br />
of different accommodation types within<br />
the Arts Factory. So if you’re a couple<br />
looking for an intimate double you can<br />
get this here while still experiencing the<br />
fun and atmosphere that the Arts Factory<br />
provides.<br />
Set on 5 acres, there’s pools, lakes, an<br />
outdoor cinema and the Buddha Day Spa.<br />
Accommodation options include mixed<br />
dorms, teepees and private double rooms<br />
and start from about $50 per person per<br />
night.