Disaster and emergency preparedness presentations are being held in Cooma, Jindabyne and Bombala this month for Snowy Monaro seniors.The three-hour sessions will provide seniors practical steps to better equip themselves to respond in emergencies such as bushfires, floods and snowstorms.Older regional and rural residents can be particularly vulnerable to disasters and emergencies, but having a plan and being well-prepared can make all the difference.

The Australian Local Government Women’s Association NSW Branch and Snowy Monaro Regional Council are hosting a free forum to encourage and help guide local women through the process of nominating and …

BUSINESS AND RECOVERY HUBI was delighted to attend the official opening of the new Snowy Monaro Business and Recovery Hub in Cooma last week.

Snowy Monaro Regional Council has acquired a community purposes facility in Jindabyne and is seeking suitable tenants to submit expressions of interest.Located at 17 Bent Street, Jindabyne, the primar…

The Adaminaby Pony Club has been around for 50 years and having secured $4000 through Snowy Monaro Regional Council’s Donations & Sponsorships program the Club’s is making plans that will see it s…

A national market sounding process that aims to attract leading specialist residential aged care providers to take on ownership & operation of Council’s residential aged care facilities is expected to…

Following one month of community consultation meetings and public feedback opportunities, submissions on Council’s Draft Resource and Waste Management Strategy will close on Thursday 6 May 2021.Nine c…

A favourite for local families and tourists alike, Livvi’s Place Playground in Jindabyne has received renovations in the form of a soft-fall resurfacing and restoration of wooden structural elements.L…