Select Committee on Access Restrictions to Public Lands and Waterways – submissions close 1st August
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Letter to the Editor – Draft Batemans Bay Master Plan I read the draft Batemans Bay Master Plan with increasing
‘Compassion’ shortlisted for 2025 Miles Franklin Literary Award Julie Jansen. Photo Magabala Books Congratulations to Moruya’s Julie Janson, whose fiction
Council to test for PFAS at Moruya sites Corner of Thomas and Campbell Streetd before the fuel tanks were removed.
Community feedback sought on Riverside Park and Reserves Eurobodalla Council wants to know your ideas, hopes and dreams for Moruya’s
Mogo Trails Network roars into life with official opening Richard Adams Mogo Chamber of Commerce President. Saturday 5th July saw
Moruya’s Church Street is becoming an outdoor gallery with vibrant murals transforming the blocks between Vulcan Street and Riverside Park.
Sunday’s Narooma Cup Race meeting at Moruya was held in perfect weather with around 2000 people attending. The races were
By Phil Herrick After a process that all agreed was messy and unfortunate for everyone involved, the Eurobodalla Shire Council
The last of 5 performances of the romantic comedy, Ken Ludwig’s ‘Lend Me A Soprano’, was a sellout at the
The award-winning, $65 million Bay Pavilions is a great community asset, with pools, a theatre and cultural centre. The only
Eurobodalla Council is investigating a spate of tree vandalism. People poisoning or removing trees for a better view is becoming
On Tuesday 12th December, the Rotary Club of Moruya had their end of year Christmas Party at the Moruya Gold
South Coast locals have a new location to recycle their eligible bottles and cans with a new Return and Earn
Fifty people turned out in Moruya on Saturday to Ring the Bell for Climate Action during the international climate conference
A cross between tennis, badminton, squash and table tennis is the fastest growing sport in Australia. Pickleball is a paddle
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