Mayor Mathew Hatcher says water tank rebates are a practical way to reduce water consumption and ease demand on town supply.
The Book Thief author will visit the shire on Wednesday 24 September to chat about his new memoir, which is both hilarious and poignant.
Two media outlets approached Council for comment on the recent approval of a development application for a local nursery.
Narooma's Bill Smyth Oval Second Field officially opened on the weekend - but not before the juniors got in a weeknight test run!
The two-metre high, two-lane bridge will allow the free flow of water, reducing flooding risk and damage to the environment.
This tech-savvy pup is a symbol of how libraries are evolving to connect with community ways that are meaning but also fun
To protect the shoreline and shield vital infrastructure, Council is building a 250-metre rock wall along the eastern end of the beach.
The temporary interruption will run overnight from 10.30pm on Wednesday night until 4am on Thursday morning.
If you’re fired up about landfill, litter or lazy recyclers - our draft Waste and Resource Recovery Strategy 2025–2035 is ready for your suggestions.
Check out Munjip Trail's new interactive webpage to guide your journey along the 15-kilometre coastal headlands bush walk.
Construction is underway on a $3.3 million roundabout at George Bass Drive, Kuppa Ave, and Sylvan St in Malua Bay.
It's early days but residents without access to kerbside collection say they are pleased with initiative to provide options for their household rubbish.
A large amount of weathered rock means the road will be closed 24/7 to allow for earthworks and road and stormwater upgrades.
Council's Women in Local Government Alliance group is recycling phones for victims of domestic and family violence.
The draft Waste and Resource Recovery Strategy is ready for exhibition and the Events Strategy final report will be presented.
Given TfNSW has not identified Moruya's bypass in its plans, Mayor Mathew Hatcher says other ways must be found to get traffic moving.
There's a new round of free drop-in digital support at Moruya and Batemans Bay from Wednesday 23 July to Thursday 25 September.
Households can clear the decks and move on from old and broken bulky items when collection starts in the shire's south next Monday.
