Talented Eurobodalla writers will join forces with The Bas next month for the return of Eurobodalla Literary Salons.
Council is looking for keen street communities to take part in a verge garden trial, planting out their nature strips into roadside havens.
Live Life Get Active is here, with free yoga and group fitness classes at Batehaven and Narooma respectively.
Council is seeking volunteers interested in helping people significantly impacted by the bushfires.
Council has produced new resources to help businesses, sporting and community groups improve their accessibility and inclusion.
We're seeking nominations for workshops exploring the long-term management of Eurobodalla’s coastline and beaches.
Work is underway on a new route around a significant landslide on Araluen Road to provide a more resilient solution into the future.
Eurobodalla Council will kick off its annual hard waste collection next week, starting in the south of the shire next Monday.
The first of Eurobodalla’s new village entry signs, featuring the Yuin Nation totem Umbarra (the black duck), have been installed at Mogo.
De-politicising climate change and cleaner and greener energy are among solutions being called for by Eurobodalla’s youth.
The Mogo Adventure Trail Hub is set to become a mountain biking mecca, with a new $5 million grant to complete the project.
Eurobodalla Council has confirmed that land clearing at Broulee last week was legal, with a DA approved in February 2021.
Eurobodalla’s pensioners and veterans are being urged to take advantage of the NSW Solar for Low Income Households program.
Moruya’s North Head Drive will remain closed to through-traffic until Friday 23 July as wet weather has delayed road and bridge works.
The two sculptures chosen for Bay Pavilions' courtyards align perfectly with ideas of place and community, and set to be community favourites.
The Basil Sellers Art Prize Retrospective showcases all major winners of this prestigious prize art prize - on now at the Bas.
Eurobodalla Council is keen to hear from local business owners through an online survey that will help Council tailor its business support programs.
Council is making its Community Recycling Centre mobile to make it easier for residents to dispose of problem waste.