Byron Greens has announced a ticket of four impressive candidates for the upcoming Byron Shire Council elections in September 2024, and this event marks the launch of our campaign!

Come along to meet our candidates Sarah Ndiaye, Elia Hauge, Delta Kay and Michelle Lowe. You'll hear from each of them on the night, along with Greens MPs like Tamara Smith and Sue Higginson who know how powerful Greens representation can be for our community. There will also be food and live music!

Support our campaign, celebrate our impressive team, join us to launch our exciting campaign for a Green mayor, Green team and Greener Byron Shire.

If you are having problems registering please call 02 9045 6999 and we'll process the registration over the phone. If it is outside business hours, leave a message and we'll give you a call back.

This event is fully wheelchair accessible. There is a ramp entrance and basic accessible bathrooms

You can also support our campaign by donating here https://greens.org.au/nsw/donatebyroncouncil

Let us know your dietary requirements when you register.

Bookings for paid events and donations are tax-deductible.

Please be aware that The Greens NSW is required under the NSW Electoral Funding Act 2018 to match all contributions and payments to individuals on the electoral roll. To make this possible, we ask for your name and address as listed on the electoral roll.

If you are under 18 years of age, please ask your parent or guardian to purchase the ticket in their name. The Greens NSW are prohibited from accepting donations or payments from under 18s. If you are under 18, your parent or guardian will also need to contact the event organiser directly to let them know there will be someone under 18 attending.

If you are wanting to purchase a paid ticket and you are not on the electoral roll please email  donationscheck@nsw.greens.org.au. We will provide you with details of what identification documentation is needed to allow you donate and support The Greens NSW and the Greens NSW election campaigns. You can find prohibited and foreign donor definitions here. Note these have recently been changed.