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First Public Access for new Council term

Eurobodalla citizens can address their new Councillors next Tuesday 1 February at the first Public Access session of the term.
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New year, new skills, with free training

Free training is available for Eurobodalla residents to kickstart their career in events, hospitality or management.
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Enjoy Shakespeare outside, just as you like it

Curtains open on Essential Theatre's new performance of As You Like It, from 6.30pm on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 March.
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Plugging business into new tech

The future of manufacturing is here, and help is available for Eurobodalla businesses from the University of Wollongong to get on board.
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Eurobodalla’s craft beer bonanza

Mayor Mathew Hatcher says the recent rise in brew pubs bodes well for the future of Eurobodalla's food and drink economy.
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Summer flight deals to and from Moruya

Currently, airline tickets between Sydney and Moruya - and beyond - include the cheapest that have been seen for many years.
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George Bass Drive open

George Bass Drive near Grandfathers Gully is open with a 40km/hr speed limit. The opening was delayed after small sections of the new road surface had been affected by rain.
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George Bass Drive opening delayed

George Bass Drive at Lilli Pilli will not reopen today as planned due to moisture under the surface on a section of pavement.
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Eurobodalla’s new council in place

Eurobodalla’s new council has been finalised, with seven fresh faces and two returning ones for the 2022-2024 term.
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Mathew Hatcher is Eurobodalla's new mayor

NSW Electoral Commission has declared Mathew Hatcher as Eurobodalla’s new mayor, the youngest ever.
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Free collection of burnt rural fencing

Rural residents yet to dispose of fire-affected fencing materials can now register to have it collected and recycled for free.
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Work steps up on Bay walking trail

On-ground work has begun on the Batemans Bay Coastal Headland Walking Trail with the upgrade of stairs at Caseys Beach.
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Third time lucky for Recovery at the Bas

'Recovery', the new exhibition by Eurobodalla Prize winner Raewyn Lawrence, opens at the Bas on Saturday.
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Give the gift of experience this Christmas

Overspending, overeating, and overindulging – it’s the reality for many at Christmas and easy to overlook our environmental impact.
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School’s out – time for youth to party

Under 18s can let their hair down at two free events hosted by our youth services on on Friday 17 December at Batehaven and Narooma.
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George Bass Drive reopening nears

Sealing has begun on the George Bass Drive, Lilli Pilli, realignment. The road is scheduled to reopen to traffic by Thursday 23 December.
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Apply now for community grants

Grants of between $500 and $2,000 are available to help not-for-profits run activities supporting the Eurobodalla community.
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Dalmeny development in focus

Preparation is underway on a masterplan for the Dalmeny land release area, which incorporates land Council sold to a developer this year.