A regular column to introduce dhurga words and meanings, with help from Council's Aboriginal Advisory Committee.
Need some extra funds to run your community activity? Council has $500 grants for programs and events, and it’s easy to apply!
Here's an update on recycling soft plastics, textiles, and batteries, green waste, increased fines for dumping and littering, and more.
Since the pandemic, Moruya Airport passenger numbers have bounced back to normal, and upgrades are on the horizon.
The return of the Eurobodalla Business Awards was a huge success at the Bay Pavilions on Saturday 20 July.
Potential councillor candidates can attend an information session from 5.30-7.30pm on Monday 29 July at Moruya.
Our crews continue repairs on the busiest local roads. We keep records of these temporary fixes so we can prioritise more permanent works.
To be installed next year, the four-leg roundabout will replace the offset intersection of George Bass Drive and Broulee Road.
Read about some of our amazing volunteers who donate their time to Council’s community programs and services.
New playground and picnic facilities were opened in grand style, with hundreds of people enjoying a family fun day on Saturday 13 July.
We’ve upgraded two prime spots on Moruya River; a new fishing platform at Preddys Wharf and a major overhaul to Brierleys boat ramp.
The Basil Sellers Exhibition Centre team is creating an art space where exhibitors enjoy a close working relationship with the gallery.
A new youth activities van has replaced Eurobodalla’s Youth Cafés, giving Council’s youth team the ability to take their show on the road.
Council is looking for three suitably qualified people to sit on Eurobodalla's Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee.
A journey of fire will link 2024 NAIDOC Week events, symbolising sparks of renewed appreciation for Australia’s cultural heritage.
We're hosting a series of plastic-free workshops at Eurobodalla libraries. Book now to upcycle t-shirts or make beeswax wraps.
History buffs of Eurobodalla are encouraged to apply for this year’s Fergus Thomson OAM Heritage Award.
Entries for the acquisitive $25,000 prize, now in its 20th year, open on Monday 15 July for exhibition from Saturday 6 December.