About Byron Magazine
We're not about the nine-to-five grind.
Forget about material success.
Forget about 'fitting in.'
We're not about sleeping our way through this wonderful life.
We're about connection.
Connection to self.
Connection to each other.
Connection to community.
Byron Magazine is about finding a new way.
This is the bay way.
We CONNECT to ourselves when we delve into the relationship with the self, our community and the global village and aspire to grow.
We EXPLORE the world around us, from the sunny shores of beautiful Byron to vibrant cities, natural wonderlands and awesome adventures.
We INSPIRE with a deep exploration of yoga, meditation and poetry to bring true purpose and cultivate mindfulness for a fulfilling life.
Who We Are
We have come together with a vision to share the essence of the
Byron lifestyle beyond the shores of the Shire. We are here to
inspire you to live more mindfully, sustainably and passionately.
How We Do It
All of our content is absolutely free!
We are a community of writers, filmmakers and creatives.
No ads. No subscriptions. Just stories.
EDITORIAL TEAM
Kate Love
managing Editor
Having grown up in Byron Bay and travelled the world, Kate strives to make a positive impact through her storytelling.
With a keen interest in humanitarian and environmental issues, she aims to shed light on pressing matters while inspiring action and empathy. With storytelling at the heart of everything she does, she endeavours to contribute to positive change and create a more compassionate world.
She now lives back in the Byron Shire and enjoys surfing, farmers markets, beach walks with her groodle Honey and giving back to community.
Jessica Humphries
managing Editor
Jess has been living in the Byron Shire for 10 years. She studied philosophy before working the corporate grind in Sydney, then threw it all in to teach yoga in Byron Bay (cliché, huh?).
Immersing herself in the yoga world, she began running retreats, trainings and festivals for Byron Yoga Centre and eventually went on to become the editor of Australia’s biggest yoga magazine, Australian Yoga Journal.
She now works for herself - teaching yoga classes, running her own retreats, writing reflections and enjoying the slow life that the Northern Rivers has to offer.