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The original site has been closed due to a lead contaminant. Photo Vic Silk.

Confirmed temporary site for Narooma post office from Monday.

Narooma post office temporary site open from Monday

Natalie Croxon

Meningococcal disease survivor Claudia Gill. Picture by Robert Peet

Claudia became so unwell she asked her dad to call an ambulance.

If teen had waited half-hour to seek help, she could have died

Tim the Yowie Man

Tim leans on one of many timber posts, driven into the ground by the Voluntary Defence Corps during World War Two, on either side of a road near Cathcart, designed to stop (or at least slow down) any advancing enemy in their tracks. Picture by David Hanzl

At first, I thought someone was having a lend of me, too.

The hidden war relics that even locals don't know are on their doorstep

Ben Carr

Constuction on the new community health service at Batemans Bay is scheduled to start later this year. Picture NSW Health

The consultation will inform the design of the new building.

Calls for new community health service to embrace First Nations culture

A new policy is backed by Eurobodalla Shire councillor Anthony Mayne. Picture by Victoria Silk

The draft policy will be presented at the council's May meeting.

New lobbying policy to help councillors interact with developers

Transport for NSW and Bega Valley Coaches have organised free shuttle buses for anyone needing transport while Wallaga Lake Bridge is closed for repairs. Picture supplied

The timetable for a temporary community bus service to support Bermagui and surrounding areas is now available as major repairs start this month on Wallaga Lake Bridge.

Bus timetable for Wallaga Bridge detours now available

Brace yourselves, Jane's "experimental" exhibition starts Thursday, March 28. Photo Vic Silk

Artist Jane Barney takes a nostalgic trip to provoke thought on carbon emissions.

Adopt the brace position: Jane Barney brings retro animation to Narooma

The cast in character at a full dress rehearsal. Photo supplied.

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The Importance of Being Earnest is coming to The Playhouse for a limited season.

Oscar Wilde hits the stage with The Bay Players in spectacular fashion

Beau and Mia have brought something very special to this corner of Narooma. Photo Vic Silk

A no take-away business model is helping coffee lovers slow down and connect

Quiet revolution of coffee, community and crockery in Narooma

Residents and guests gathered at Banksia Villages' Big Morning Tea fundraiser on Saturday, April 13. Photography courtesy of Graeme Newman

Almost $3,000 was raised for the local charity.

Banksia Village retirees host big morning tea to raise funds for Can Assist

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With 55 acts to chose from, both judges and festival goers were upbeat in&nbsp;choosing their favourite performers, at the Narooma Busking Festival on Saturday. Photos by Laurelle Pacey.

Two of the Narooma Busking Competition’s four judges – Australian National Busking Competition instigator Adam Spencer and long-term busker Shelby Grace.

Narooma Rhythm Hunters won both the judges and the 'People’s Choice' school
awards.

Two of the Narooma Busking Competition’s four judges – Councillor Lindsay Brown with
Fiona Brown of Slightly Twisted Productions.

Winner of both the Judges and People’s Choice was Yasmine Russell. She also won the Classical Music Award, taking home prize money totalling $2500.

Shire songster Abby May, from Tilba, won the Judge’s Primary Award.

Potent Soap of Batemans Bay was awarded the judges’ rising star award and came second in the 'People’s Choice Under 18s'.

Waikovuna tied for third place (with Two Dogz Plucking) in the 'People’s Choice' awards.

Poet Phil McManus won the 'Not Necessarily Music' award. Reciting here in the garden
of the School of Arts’ Studios.

Kumera Patch of Congo won the judges 'Best Band' award and 'People’s Choice'
award for under 18s.

Steve Jackson tunes up in readiness for the big day, before being awarded second place in the open section by the judges.

Buskers on show | photos

Laurelle Pacey captures some of Saturday's busking action.

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