Eurobodalla Council is continuing to work with NSW Health on COVID-19 safety and compliance throughout the shire.Southern NSW Health Environmental Health and Tobacco Compliance Officers, along with authorised officers from other government agencies, have been visiting a range of local businesses across Eurobodalla to ensure they have appropriate COVID safety measures in place.These have included food premises, beauty salons, gyms, hotels, caravan parks and camping grounds, and large events.Council’s environmental services manager Deb Lenson said the focus of the inspections had been on providing advice and guidance.“Overall the feedback from NSW Health has been positive, with businesses and organisations understanding the need to play their part in keeping the community safe and comply with the current Public Health Orders,” she said.“Where a premises requires improvement, follow up inspections are being conducted.”Ms Lenson reminded community members that everybody had a part to play in being COVID safe.“Our community can support our local businesses by ensuring they use the QR codes provided to sign-in and adhere to hygiene and spacing requirements,” she said.“Not following the correct procedures can potentially put our community at risk.”To report breaches to self-isolation or Public Health Orders phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Eurobodalla Council will host a free workshop to help parents and carers guide their learner drivers.Council’s road safety Officer Kate McDougall said the practical workshop was full of tips for anyon…

Eurobodalla Council meetings, public forum and public access resume in February.With NSW Government restrictions eased, meetings were anticipated to return to the Council Chamber next month.

Bushfire recovery agencies are trialling a drop-in service in Mogo on Thursdays to help support the community and surrounding area.The sessions follow requests from Mogo community leaders.

Residents and visitors are invited to an immersive performance exploring themes of renewal on Sunday 24 January.Regeneration sees actors from the Narooma Youth Theatre present their visions for the fu…

Tue 6 July New village signs bid you safe journey The first of Eurobodalla’s new village entry signs, featuring the Yuin Nation totem Umbarra (the black duck), have been installed at Mogo.

Instead of having tourists drive to visitor centres for information, moves are afoot to meet them where they already are.

Enjoy an authentic Australia Day experience when the Narooma Kinema screens Yuwinj-Dhari Bulwal – Yuin Country Explored on 26 January.The free documentary presents some of the important stories surrou…

Eurobodalla Council is upgrading the notorious bends at Grandfathers Gully on George Bass Drive between Surf Beach and Lilli Pilli.Council received $3.8 million in Commonwealth Government funding towa…