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The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied 

The median house price in Byron Bay has risen by 41.5 per cent in the past five years.

Sneak peek: Inside the beach house tipped to break the Byron Bay record

MIA grower Rob Houghton speaks at the rally protesting water buybacks. Prior to the bill passing he held real concerns for the future of the community and now, those concerns could be a very real reality. Picture by Talia Pattison 

Stakeholder groups express dismay at Senate passing amendments to Water Bill.

'Basin's heart broken' as Senate passes water bill

A new EV charger at Brolga Place, Coleambally is the second to be installed in the shire. Council is now hoping to obtain grant funding to see one installed in Darlington Point. Picture supplied

It is the second EV charger to be installed in the LGA.

New EV charger for Murrumbidgee Council

Volunteers from southern, western and south eastern zones participated in both water and land-based flood rescue training activities in Darlington Point. Pictures supplied

'Exercising and drilling different scenarios is always invaluable.'

SES volunteers flock to Darlington Point

Mayor Doug Curran addresses around 1000 concerned residents at the buybacks rally on Tuesday. Pictures by Allan Wilson

Cr Curran said as much as $1B could be ripped from MIA communities.

'Keep Griffith thriving": leaders speak of Bill consequences

Protestors packed Griffith's Memorial Park on Tuesday as part of buybacks rallies held across the MIA and beyond. Pictured at the head of the stage are National Farmers Federation Chief executive Tony Mahar, Griffith City Mayor Doug Curran, Member for Murray Helen Dalton, Griffith Business Chamber president John Nikolic and Griffith farmer and city councillor Glen Andreazza. Picture By Allan Wilson

Decisions are being made by politicians who havent even bothered to face our community.

"The MIA says no": Griffith stands strong at rally

The Byron Bay home is made for outdoor entertaining and summer living. Picture: Supplied

It has a guide nearly $2 million more than she paid in 2018.

See inside the Byron Bay house Carrie Bickmore is selling

Member for Murray Helen Dalton during a press conference outside her office on Friday. Picture by Allan Wilson 

It comes ahead of buybacks rallies to be held in Griffith and Leeton next week.

"Forget the ego": Dalton calls on Plibersek to abandon Bill

Rural Outreach Counsellor Brendan McCory pictured at Darlington Point's Outback Cafe and Gifts for the event on Thursday. Picture supplied

Ms Stewart says she hopes to hold more events in the town in future.

Free lunch celebrates men in Darlington Point

The Mount Waverley townhouse sold prior to auction. Pic Supplied.