While many argue there is nothing like the cosy warmth from a wood heater, it's how you burn the wood that makes all the difference.
The 125-kilometre network of Mogo Trails is ready to ride on Saturday 10 May. Five new trails, a skills park, and a 28-kilometre trail have been added.
We're taking our four-year action plan on the road for community briefings to make sure we've got residents priorities right.
St Peters, Batemans Bay and Moruya high school students got their hands dirty at the sustainability-themed youth camp; Biinda Experience.
Our trainee Caleb has hit the ground running working on projects and events for Y drive, the Job Shop, Childrens Services and the Bas.
Virtual fences use lights and sound to deter animals. The program has now extended to Dunns Creek Road and Tomakin Road.
WIRES volunteers do their best to attend injured animals along the road quickly. All our Council trucks also have joey pouches on hand.
Kyla Park Oval hasn’t homed a sports club for more than a decade. A conversation around a pub table sees the oval back in action.
Council is doing its bit to grow this accessible and social sport – currently estimated at 16,000 players nationally – here in Eurobodalla.
From lake Conjola to Wallaga Lake, new volunteers meet up at the Botanic Garden for WIRES training and regular social catchups.
Almost one year into her traineeship, Olive is leaning towards becoming a teacher. Her work in the libraries has given her valuable insight.
Everyone can help support Snapper Island penguins by respecting the 100-metre boat exclusion zone and not stepping foot on the island.
A WIRES nesting box made by students from Moruya High School has already helped two kookaburra babies reunite with their family.
We're building a roundabout at the George Bass Drive and Broulee Road intersection, replacing the off-set crossroad.
Like many residents with properties susceptible to bushfire damage, Kirsten and Dom wanted a home built from sustainable materials.
Our Y drive program helps new drivers get their licences. Support comes in many forms but the Y drive mentors are absolutely vital.
Council's youth team are hosting a free land-based fishing competition at Wagonga Inlet, on Thursday 17 April from 10am to 2pm.
Council is confirming capacity and capability of service exists, so its clients can be supported to transition successfully.
