Eurobodalla Shire Mayor Liz Innes says Council is now able to offer households some relief with fire-affected waste.“I know the community has been frustrated – we’ve all been frustrated,” Clr Innes said.“Surf Beach tip has been on fire and it’s been a struggle to accommodate the community’s waste, but Council staff have been working hard to find solutions and I’m happy we can now give residents some relief.”Clr Innes said Council’s contractors would provide extra kerbside pick-up of green waste for the four weeks between Monday 27 January and Friday 21 February.“During this time, residents can put out their green-lid bins every week for collection,” she said.“Now Surf Beach tip is back in operation, we are able to begin accepting some burnt garden waste or general fire-affected waste.

Eurobodalla will move to level 4 water restrictions on Tuesday 28 January.Eurobodalla Council’s director of infrastructure Warren Sharpe said the recent fires had taken a heavy toll on the shire’s wat…

Eurobodalla Mayor Liz Innes is calling on the Australian and NSW governments for an immediate cash injection as south coast communities face the reality of the New Year bushfires.“We need cash in the …

The Eurobodalla Bushfire Recovery Centre opens at a new venue in Batemans Bay on Wednesday 15 January.The Recovery Centre will be located at the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club and provide information and …

Eurobodalla’s wildlife has been heavily affected by drought and fire this summer, and residents are being encouraged to give the shire’s birds and animals a helping hand.Eurobodalla Council’s natural …

The waste management facility as Surf Beach remains closed on Monday 13 January.

Bushfire has devastated large parts of Eurobodalla, including in and around Mogo.

Today's update from the Emergency Operations Centre.

NSW Rural Fire Service warn there is significant potential for fires on the far south coast to impact people’s travel plans tomorrow and over coming days.Visitors who choose to remain may not be able …