Experienced local government leader Mark Ferguson has been appointed to the Council’s interim general manager role.
“Of course, media are running with ‘100-metre skyscraper’ headlines, but there’s so much more to this plan,” says Mathew Hatcher.
The business awards are back for 2025! Perhaps you know someone who should enter? Entries close end of April.
The Botanic Garden is helping safeguard threatened flora and better coordinate state and national approaches to plant conservation.
Council's fire mitigation officer Shelley Clarke is also a WIRES volunteer and chair of the WIRES Mid South Coast branch.
Councillors endorsed a proposal to transition out of some disability and senior services. The decision follows an independent review last year.
Applications are invited from members of the community to join Eurobodalla Council’s advisory committees.
A regular column to introduce dhurga words and meanings, with help from Council's Aboriginal Advisory Committee.
Council is seeking community feedback on a scoping report to help shape the Draft Eurobodalla Housing Strategy.
Earth Hour at the Botanic Gardens this Saturday 22 March will celebrate sustainable energy solutions, eco-fashion, and biodiversity.
Councillors accepted Warwick Winn’s resignation at today’s Council meeting and acknowledged his exemplary service.
Job seekers and employers get the chance to mingle at a Community Services Jobs Drive in Moruya on Tuesday 25 March.
Want to stop agapanthas in their tracks? Joan from Narooma has a DIY trick to suppress this hardy weed and kill its seeds.
Thinking about setting up camping on your property? We've had a number of enquiries, so here's an explainer of the approval process...
Moruya airport hosted acrobatic pilots recently and, if the weather stays fine, there will be another training camp soon.
Community-management of some facilities at Moruya and Tuross Head means Council can harness amazing local skills and expertise.
Mayor Mathew Hatcher and Council’s local emergency management officer Angus Barnes share a few words...
Learn how to turn food scraps into nutrient-rich fertiliser, and reduce landfill at the same time, at one of our free workshops.
