On Tuesday 13 October topics including Mystery Bay telecoms, two development applications and the Bay Masterplan will be discussed.
Our Community Hall Activity Trail will showcase the many and varied activities, programs and events run by local community groups.
A new foster program sees trained volunteers taking cats and kittens from the animal shelter and into their homes.
Discover Eurobodalla’s water journey with free community events including a dam-to-tap tour, film night and information stall.
Councillors met on Tuesday 29 September to consider reports emissions reductions, Tomakin sewage treatment plant and more.
A multi-sport playing field, improved irrigation, LED lighting, increased seating, four new unisex changerooms and a storage shed.
Made in Australia, the new net is designed to perform in our local conditions, responding to waves and swell to reduce structural stress.
Young fishers keen for some friendly competition can hook a spot in Narooma's Youth Fishing Competition in the October holidays.
Got paint tins gathering dust in the shed? A mystery bottle of chemicals or a collection of batteries, oils and cleaners that shouldn’t go in the bin?
Kids love action and emergency services responders live it. Put them together and watch the antics unfold at emergency services playdates.
From an exceptionally strong field, the 2026 Fergus Thomson Heritage Award was taken home by Kelly Dunn's Shannon View Homestead.
On September 22 topics such as the Operational Plan, financial statements and the Batemans Bay Community Centre will be discussed.
The community can learn about the current response, public health, and practical steps that reduce the impact and spread of H5 bird flu.
Council is encouraging residents to check in with the weekly dam levels and follow conservation measures as hot, dry conditions continue.
Heads up Narooma folks … the Job Shop is coming to your library this Thursday, 10am-4pm. Book an appointment with Karen.
Council staff developing the revised Batemans Bay Masterplan heard directly from the community at two information sessions last week.
The volunteer behind thousands of learner-driver hours and community work with teens has taken home Eurobodalla's Local Hero Award.
NSW planning changes mean fewer DAs will be publicly notified, focusing instead on greater community involvement in strategic planning.
