Editorial
21 Jul 10 | IN just under five weeks we'll all be off to the polls to decide who leads our nation for the next three years.
For the media, the signal that the election campaign is truly underway brings with it a whole raft of new challenges and demands.
14 Jul 10 | Well the rooster has come to home to roost for those who opposed the rate rise.
07 Jul 10 | THE Narooma News a few weeks back argued that the special rate variation should be approved to allow council to continue providing the valuable services and amenities we all enjoy.
30 Jun 10 | Now…regardless of how she came to power, our first female Prime Minister is an absolute breath of fresh air when it comes to population and religion.
23 Jun 10 | I was a bit reluctant to put the Marine Rescue vessel on the front page again but then I thought the apparent targeted act of vandalism on the fuel tank was just too shocking and plain evil to pass up.
16 Jun 10 | IT'S time to get out your pens and computers out to ask the State Government to approve the collecting of monies to help pay for vital council and marine rescue services.
09 Jun 10 | I’m not going to deny the fact being involved with something makes you much more passionate.
And that is the case with the shark net.
I love swimming alongside it and watching the schools of blackfish nipping at the weed, the bream and whiting on the bottom and even once or twice a seahorse or two.
02 Jun 10 | THE Narooma district has for the second time in less than six months faced another significant natural disaster.
The good news was that it was another chance for the community to pull together and help each other out.
And despite trees falling on a number of buildings and littering the roadsides there were no serious injuries or fatalities.
26 May 10 | ONE has to welcome the new research being done by the State Environment Department,
One key argument of the Batemans Marine Park opponents is that the sanctuary zones were selected without adequate science, and this will be argued at today’s recreational fishing inquiry.
19 May 10 | THE front page headline last week read: “The best Oyster Festival yet”.
Some would say that was a bit premature but if I was a gambling man, I would have backed a winner!
12 May 10 | ANYONE who caught Bermi co-op director Al Broadhurst on the ABC radio this week would have heard the frustration in his voice when he suggested we might as well as close down the Australian fishing industry and get all our seafood from New Zealand.
28 Apr 10 | THE debate over council services and funding continues to rage.
The council is asking all of us to pay an extra $2 a week in rates to allow it to continue services such as the youth café, paid surf patrol and apparently the Narooma shark net.
21 Apr 10 | THERE is a lot to take in when it comes to the Eurobodalla’s Shire Council’s draft management plan and recreation strategy.
07 Apr 10 | The Easter break this year brought with it highs and lows…
The weather could not dampen the spirit of those either at the Tilba or Four Winds festivals which were both excellent and typify community spirit.
31 Mar 10 | THE Narooma News would like to wish everyone a happy chocolate day this weekend and as always be careful on the roads.
17 Mar 10 | IT was great to see the Roads and Traffic Authority crew working on the section highway just past the Tree Motel after it was featured in the paper last week.
10 Mar 10 | THE response from local residents protesting separate issues has been impressive.
Firstly, more than 40 people took the hills on Saturday after a public meeting called the night before by Andrew Constance about the proposed Housing NSW development off Davidson Street.
04 Mar 10 | THERE is a lot to be thankful for living in this wonderful part of the world and those getting out on the shared pathway on Sunday enjoyed some fantastic scenery, tsunami or no tsunami!
24 Feb 10 | A hot topic in today’s Narooma News is an affordable housing development of 18 units proposed for the Princes Highway.
17 Feb 10 | JUST a few short weeks ago, we were reporting on the long term closure of estuaries such as Kianga and Mummaga Lakes, and we were facing the prospect of harsh water restrictions.
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