Business owners and entrepreneurs attended another Ride Ready session to explore the opportunities mountain bike tourism presents.
Fines and penalties for illegal dumping has increased among a government crackdown. Council reminds residents to be responsible for their waste.
It’s local businesses and employees time to shine. Entries to the Eurobodalla Business Awards are open until Sunday 19 May.
The community briefing on Eurobodalla Council’s finance strategy at Batemans Bay has been rescheduled to Wednesday 1 May.
Owners of heritage objects or properties in Eurobodalla can apply for grants to help them restore items or places.
After wild success in 2023, the Sydney Writers’ Festival Live & Local livestream is back at the Eurobodalla Libraries.
Following a thorough inspection of 67 public toilets, Council's public ameneties team has begun a mission to upgrade.
Community organisations like historical societies, surf clubs, and kindergartens can now apply for a rates subsidy.
Specialists will remove old asbestos pipes at Surfside. If the weather is favourable, the job could be done before the school holidays.
Staff will be out and about talking to the community about our finance strategy and the steps we’re taking to financial sustainability.
Indi Carmichael is proposing a fresh perspective on art-prize participation, one tailored to artists from start to finish.
Learn how to cook good food and look after yourself in a series of free workshops at SAGE Gardens, Moruya. For 18 - 30 year olds.
Council reports a weekly average of three contaminated truckloads of green waste and large amounts illegally dumped in bushland.
Community members spoke with councillors about pathways, Surfside erosion, the Bay Pavilions, barking dogs, and bats.
Council seeks EOIs from people with products or services that can help households and business save energy, resources and money.
More than 250 volunteers took part in Clean Up Australia Day across 50 sites. Our waste team will pick up 116 bags of rubbish.
The Jobs Drive gathers 15 local health and community services employers. Collectively, they are looking to fill more than 100 jobs.
A handful of community members turned up to the February catch up to talk about a range of topics with councillors.