The Batemans Bay Library is the perfect place for the shire’s seniors to reconnect, with a smorgasbord of activities on Saturday 2 April.
This festival of art exhibitions and storytelling, music and workshops takes place at the Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden.
Hundreds of Eurobodalla families are waiting months or even years for local childcare as centres struggle to recruit and retain staff.
Eurobodalla Council is proposing a range of measures to improve inclusion for people with disability in the shire in a new draft plan.
Beautiful quilts lovingly handcrafted by people around the world for those impacted by the Black Summer bushfires are on display.
Council crews are repairing local roads as fast as they can after rain and flooding caused havoc to infrastructure across the state.
Mayor's Message, March 2022. Mayor Mathew Hatcher will share a message with the community every month.
Council will ask the NSW Minister for Planning to review laws around decades-old development applications.
Now on public review, the draft Climate Action Plan commits Council to net zero emissions across its operations by 2040.
It’s been called a caring workforce ‘crisis’ and Eurobodalla is not immune. What this means for locals is, there’s plenty of jobs.
The scene is set for an exceptional Clean Up Australia Day this Sunday, with 45 sites registered throughout Eurobodalla.
A $280,000 grant will see new raised pedestrian crossings on Moruya's Church and Queen streets - part of a road safety upgrade for the town.
Free onsite food recycling systems are available to Eurobodalla businesses, community groups and organisations.
Eurobodalla Mayor Mathew Hatcher says he welcomes reinvigorated plans for a holiday complex at Batemans Bay.
Council is delivering a new extra playing field and an acrylic court at Narooma’s Bill Smith Oval thanks to grant funding.
Eurobodalla Council's draft Community Strategic Plan Our Eurobodalla 2042 is currently on exhibition for public comment.
Eurobodalla Council has put out the call to local 14-24-year-olds wanting more to do in the shire: help make it happen!
The first of two Terrance Plowright sculptures has been installed at the corner of Vulcan and Campbell Streets, Moruya.
