Eurobodalla residents impacted by bushfire have until the end of the month to apply for funding from the Eurobodalla Disaster Relief Fund.Shire Mayor Liz Innes said applications for the first phase of relief funding would close on 30 April.“This initial phase of relief is about ensuring nobody falls through the cracks,” Clr Innes said.“So far we’ve approved 23 grants for $1,000 dollars for Eurobodalla residents in genuine hardship.”The Eurobodalla Disaster Relief Fund was established in response to the devastating 2019-20 bushfires to provide assistance exclusively to shire residents.

There is help for farmers and landholders to identify new and unusual plants growing in their paddocks as Eurobodalla Council’s invasive species officers visit fire-affected properties in coming month…

Youth Week moves online to celebrate the talents and achievements of the shire’s young people.

Despite an incredibly tough year, Eurobodalla businesses are jumping into a new water-saving initiative that is also saving them money.

Preparations are underway at the Bas for one of the country’s biggest regional arts prizes.Eurobodalla Councils arts coordinator Indi Carmichael said the Basil Sellers Art Prize exhibition had grown f…

Eurobodalla will move to Level 2 water restrictions from Sunday 5 April.Eurobodalla Council’s director of infrastructure Warren Sharpe said there had been enough rain to allow pumping of water from th…

Eurobodalla Council’s library click and collect service closed on (Monday 30 March) at 5pm.Libraries manager Sam Fenton said the evolving COVID-19 situation and new directives from the Australian and …

To reduce the threat from coronavirus, more and more people across the country are studying and working from home, leading to anticipated surges in household energy use.Eurobodalla Council’s sustainab…

Eurobodalla’s Local Hero Award shines a light on members of our community, either for their volunteer contributions or their outstanding achievements.In its third year, Eurobodalla Mayor Liz Innes sai…