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    The next edition deadline is Fri 23rd January 2026.

New year signals new beginnings

By Bob Dooley • Jan 2026

Hubcaps sound sculpture, marque 2

By Sue Edmonds • Jan 2026

A resurrection! The original sound sculpture on Nimbin’s Rainbow Walk was attacked by a thief who wanted the hubcaps. (Read original story here) They struck at night with a bag… Read Story

Nimbin celebrates the festive season

By Maarten de Weerd • Jan 2026

Nimbin Youth: Powering into 2026

By Rain Wickham • Jan 2026
Nimbin Youth

Vale Johnny Allen

By Graeme Dunstan • Jan 2026

Heatwaves and more to come with global warming

By John Macleay, Kyogle Environment Group • Jan 2026
Stop Climate Change

Tin mining dangers

By Kaali King • Jan 2026

More stories from GoodTimes past

Storm season arrives as BOM website bombs

By Maarten de Weerd • Dec 2025

Aquarius Archives modest launch

By Gregory Bork • Dec 2025
Aquarius Archives

The greater glider needs more than promises

By Kyogle Environment Group • Dec 2025

The greater glider – that wideeyed, fluffy-tailed icon of Australia’s forests – is slipping towards extinction. Once common across eastern and south-eastern Australia, this gentle nocturnal glider has become a… Read Story

Open letter to the Prime Minister

By Michael Balderstone • Nov 2025

Dear Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Firstly, congratulations Albo and thank you for Labor preferences on the Senate tickets. It looks like you have an opportunity to stay at the helm… Read Story

Unearthing Nimbin’s living history

By Diana Roberts • Nov 2025
Pan Community Council

What to do with buyback land?

By Maarten de Weerd • Oct 2025

Don’t miss the Nimbin Show

By Deinse Whitney • Sep 2025
Nimbin Country Show

New mural transforms amenities block

By Bob Dooley • Aug 2025

Legal weed soon, surely

By Michael Balderstone • Jul 2025

Jeremy Buckingham, the Legalise Cannabis NSW MP who won a seat in the last election, tried to get the government to make a move on the cannabis laws but Premier… Read Story

Labor and Greens have clear path for reform

By Greens MLC, Sue Higginson, Greens MLC • May 2025

Council disbands Nimbin Advisory Group

By Gwen Trimble • Apr 2025

Extreme Weather Events Hit Region

By Bob Dooley • Feb 2025

Protests over war in Gaza

By Julie De Lorenzo • Jan 2025

Two weeks before Christmas, on Wednesday 11th December, a group of gentle souls walked through Nimbin in a silent vigil to grieve for the people of Gaza, particularly babies and… Read Story

Rising Tide blockade of coal port

By Chibo Mertineit • Dec 2024

Food Co-op marks 10 years

By Neil Amor • Nov 2024
Nimbin Organic Food Co-op

Nimbin Headers Grand Final 2-1 win

By Lisa Lucken • Oct 2024
Nimbin Headers

January 2026

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