Entertainment
Netflix orders first Australian reality show, about Byron Bay influencers – Sydney Morning Herald
Byron Baes will be a ‘docu-soap’ set amid the photogenic world of the coastal paradise’s social media stars, and wannabes.
In 1986, Paul Hogan and his then-wife Linda Kozlowski really put the coastal idyll on the map when they built their Cedar Creek mansion, at a cost of $8.1 million, at Possum Creek in the hills just behind the town. Hoges former co-stars John Cornell and Delvene Delaney also moved to the area, and together they bought and renovated the Byron Beach Hotel, the towns main watering hole.
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