PFAS are persistent synthetic chemicals that gradually accumulate in the environment and in the bodies of animals, including humans.
Water is flowing to Nelligen residents for the first time in history, after Council connects the village to the shire’s drinking water and sewerage.
We couldn't resist sharing the exciting news about Andy Dobson's award while welcoming her to the team.
Plenty of vendors enticed literally hundreds of market fiends to Broulee for Eurobodalla's best-loved sustainability-themed market.
The Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee has kicked off its role in supporting Council’s governance and accountability.
WIRES has received multiple callouts to flying-foxes injured from powerlines or to babies who have fallen from their mum.
More than 200 art lovers flocked to the opening of the Basil Sellers Art Prize with Lexie Watt winning the acquisitive prize.
The selection panel has been making tough choices while whittling down this year’s 485 entries to 29 finalists, including four locals.
The informal catch-up lets Council acknowledge the extraordinary volunteer effort these members undertake on business' behalf.
Hazardous waste is usually not accepted at our waste facilities, but an exemption is in place until 4.45pm on Thursday 28 November.
Pedestrians and cyclists will be unable to use the path between 7am on Monday 25 November to 4pm Thursday 28 November.
We’re still riding the wave of good times after 230 industry experts and influencers came to talk about all things coast.
The annual drop-off lets residents dispose of tricky chemicals at collection points in Narooma, Moruya and Batemans Bay.
A regular column to introduce dhurga words and meanings, with help from Council's Aboriginal Advisory Committee.
An old building at Durras will be tidied up to help save lives thanks to Council, Batemans Bay SLSC and the Durras Community Association.
Our tourism team is adopting a new focus for the next two years: to increase the value rather than the volume of visitors.
Since opening, the Yuin Theatre at the Bay Pavilions has seen more than 120 shows and 35,000 tickets sold.
Last year, Rangers responded to 406 incidents involving irresponsible dog ownership. It's import to keep dogs under effective control.
