Email for Ballina
A name@bundjalung.au address suits Ballina residents, tourism operators, and small businesses who want a contact point that isn't tied to a single provider.
Richmond River mouth
Ballina sits where the Richmond River meets the Pacific, and doubles as the main airport gateway into Bundjalung Country for most visitors flying in from Sydney or Melbourne.
Ballina, together with East Ballina and West Ballina, recorded around 18,500 residents at the 2021 Census (ABS Urban Centre and Locality figure), with the wider Ballina Shire closer to 46,000. It's the second-largest town in Bundjalung Country after Tweed Heads, and its airport — officially Ballina Byron Gateway Airport — is the busiest way in or out of the region, serving Byron Bay, Lennox Head, and the Northern Rivers well beyond the town itself.
Ballina's best-known landmark is the Big Prawn: a nine-metre fibreglass crustacean built in 1989 by local seafood retailer Ken Anderson, part of the same era of Australian roadside "Big Things" that produced the Big Banana up the coast at Coffs Harbour. It has since been restored and relocated and remains one of the most recognisable stops on the Pacific Highway.
Ballina is Bundjalung Country, at the mouth of one of the river systems that has long supported Bundjalung fishing and travel between the coast and the inland. For matters of language, cultural protocol, or country and family connections, local Bundjalung organisations and native title bodies are the right contact — not this website.
A name@bundjalung.au address suits Ballina residents, tourism operators, and small businesses who want a contact point that isn't tied to a single provider.
Local artists, tour operators, and community groups around Ballina can get a simple static page live under name.bundjalung.au at no cost once identity checks are complete.
Contact
Use the form for email hosting, web hosting, corrections, or a new Bundjalung community page for Ballina. Identity checks are used to reduce impersonation and protect the domain.