After a few weeks on the job, Stella Dennis, 19, got the hang of the switchboard, handling enquiries at the customer service desk.
A story on cultural burning that features in Council's March - May edition of the Living in Eurobodalla newsletter.
Mayor Mathew Hatcher talks about an upcoming workshop for councillors and senior staff that will focus on budgets.
The presentations and drop-in sessions explain network improvements and the latest in tech to residents and businesses.
Work is underway to clear fire-affected trees, dead branches and burn stumps from Council reserves in the north of the shire.
The colour run is shaping up to be as bright and bold as ever, with a dunk tank, novelty activities and free entry for all.
Eurobodalla Mayor Mathew Hatcher has welcomed funding to provide infrastructure for 1000 new housing lots in Moruya.
The sale of Batemans Bay’s former bowling club site has been approved by Council. Engagement with interested developers will begin.
Councillors require extra time to properly consider the more than 1800 submissions, for and against, received on the licence.
Eurobodalla been involved with Clean Up for the past 22 years, collecting between 25 and 35 cubic metres of waste each year.
A draft Youth Action Plan is now on public exhibition. The plan guides Council's work with and for young people aged 12-24 years.
Eurobodalla councillors today voted in favour of a new heritage conservation area for Brierley’s boat ramp at Moruya.
NSW Police issued five eviction notices to people living at the campground following illegal and anti-social behaviour.
Mayor Mathew Hatcher was impressed by the 143 kids collectively reading 1301 books over the summer school holidays.
A new video installation is on show at the Bas, encouraging viewers to take a deep dive into their relationship with water.
Eurobodalla’s community care sector has jobs aplenty for those interested in supporting elderly residents and people with disability.
A $1.4 million upgrade of Malua Bay's Albert Bamman Memorial Park starts this month, with new viewing platform and better footpaths.
More than 3000 tickets have been sold, with 50 percent of the crowd so far coming from out of town! Grab tickets quick if you haven’t already.
