Narooma News
Monday, 23 May
Light it up: River of Art Festival calls for proposals
Brooke Boland • 2hrs ago
A clean sweep across much of the Eden-Monaro electorate for Kristy McBain
At Pambula Public School where Kristy McBain took 63.93 per cent of the vote on a two candidate preferred basis (from left) Steve Jeffries, Simon Daly, Geoff Ward and Rebecca Fox. Photo Ben Smyth
Denise Dion
South Coast Monaro Rugby Union round seven recap
Sam Baker
DOMINANCE: The Mudchooks continue to hold down first place convincingly with a 31-19 win over the second place Bushrangers. Picture: Pause Every Moment.
Federal Election
Jerry Nockles officially concedes as Eden-Monaro backs Labor, Kristy McBain
Labor's Kristy McBain and Liberal Jerry Nockles on election day. Photos: Supplied
Labor secures support for a working minority government, but hopeful of more
Karen Barlow • 2hrs ago
The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP
Frydenberg formally concedes in Kooyong
Andrew Brown • 1hr ago
Josh Frydenberg has conceded to Independent Dr Monique Ryan in the seat of Kooyong.
Labor secures support for a working minority government, but hopeful of more
Karen Barlow • 2hrs ago
The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP
'Cockatubes' trial calls on Eurobodalla's citizen scientists
FOR SCIENCE: A new trial of artificial nesting hollows - or 'cockatubes' - aims is to find out more about where gang-gang cockatoos like to nest and breed. Picture: supplied.
Federal Election
Labor's Kristy McBain claims victory in Eden-Monaro
Kristy McBain with her husband Brad and supporters at Club Sapphire on election night.
Ben Smyth
As it happened: 'Australians have voted for change': Albo claims victory
Hannah Neale, Doug Dingwall, Sarah Basford Canales
Anthony Albanese claims victory. Picture: Screenshot
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Man granted conditional bail after Narooma party stabbing
Federal Election
Federal Election 2022: Eden-Monaro heads to the polls
Ben Smyth
Handing out how-to-vote cards at the Bega Showground pavilion polling booth are (from left) Dennis Mortimer, Rian Smith, Karen Avery, Carmen Mataic and Tonia Liosatos. Photo: Ben Smyth
Sit down for a cuppa in honour of International Tea Day
Briannah Devlin
How do you like to have your tea? Enjoy it your way on International Tea Day. Pictures: Briannah Devlin
All polling places will be open for election day: AEC
Olivia Ireland
All polling booths are set to be open across the country tomorrow. Picture: Karleen Minney
Our People
Visually-impaired artist can see a world of opportunities
Ms Mulherin-Ogden (right) with her caseworker Krystal Tritton and the three part piece 'Leading with Vision'.
James Tugwell
'Crazy stuff': property owner slams compulsory land acquisition process
James Tugwell
NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard at the site of the new Eurobodalla Hospital in February 2022
Our People
Eurobodalla 2022 Local Hero Dr Jenny Munro AM
Former Narooma GP, and president of the Narooma Chamber of Commerce Dr Jenny Munro AM has been named Eurobodalla's 2022 Local Hero
James Tugwell
Construction cancelled on Bodalla pedestrian facility
Narooma family find home after five month search
Brooke Boland
Chris Kenny, Lara Stephens and their two daughters.
Shellreef restoration commences at Wagonga Inlet
Brooke Boland
'Drive so others survive' urge first responders
Representatives from Batemans Bay Fire and Rescue, South Coast Police District and Batemans Bay Rural Fire Service are urging the community to drive so others survive for National Road Safety Week.
Going gangbusters over gang-gang cockatoos
The gang-gang gang at Mogendoura: Arborists Joshua Maloney and James Weston, Councils natural resources supervisor Courtney Fink-Downes, Dr Susan Rhind, Dr Laura Rayner and landowner James Rickard. Picture: supplied.

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Second murder charge over SA stabbing
Tim Dornin • 4m ago
Police say gang violence was behind the fatal stabbing of a man during a fight in Adelaide.
Meet one of the many unsung heroes of the pandemic
Libby Bingham • 13m ago
Honoured: NWRH Manager Medicines Supply Luke Corbett is the 2021 Australian Pharmacy Technician of the Year. Picture Rodney Braithwaite
Arts hopes for repair under new government
Liz Hobday • 15m ago
The arts and cultural sectors are hoping for greater prominence under the Labor government.
Qld man stabbed after car park altercation
Cheryl Goodenough • 40m ago
Alex Robert Smart admits plunging a knife into Tylor Bell's chest but denies committing murder.
Right shift not the fix: Tas Lib premier
Ethan James • 40m ago
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff says he will work constructively with the new prime minister.

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Bangladesh bat in second Test
Bangladesh's Mosaddek Hossain has been called up for the second Test against Sri Lanka.
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South Coast Monaro Rugby Union round seven recap
Sam Baker
DOMINANCE: The Mudchooks continue to hold down first place convincingly with a 31-19 win over the second place Bushrangers. Picture: Pause Every Moment.
Rajasthan books place in IPL qualifier
A brilliant 93 from England's Moeen Ali was not enough to earn Super Kings victory in the IPL.
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Russia ban to protect athletes: IOC's Bach
IOC President Thomas Bach said bans protect, not punish, Russian athletes.
Federal Election
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From Barnaby country to Labor's heartlands: what the ACM papers say
The May 23 post-election front pages of publisher ACM's daily newspapers in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT
James Joyce
Opinion
Her rights at work: how will women be treated in the new parliament?
Marian Sawer
Independent candidate Zoe Daniel defeated Liberal MP Tim Wilson for the seat of Goldstein in an election that saw a record number of women elected to Parliament. Picture: AAP
Albanese takes first steps of governing, as Liberal recriminations begin
Harley Dennett, Finn McHugh
Anthony Albanese and new Labor MP for Reid Sally Sitou on Sunday morning. Picture: AAP
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Farmers and fishers feud over riverside camping in Victoria
Farmers Judy Cardwell from Mitta Mitta and Belinda Pearce of the Kiewa Valley lead a protest to Melbourne last year over the issue of camping on licensed Crown river frontages. Picture: Mark Jesser
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Living with climate disasters
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A home on Richmond Street, Woodburn. The flood damaged contents piled up on the nature strip. Thursday 7th April 2022 // PHOTO BY MARINA NEIL // NEWCASTLE HERALD // NRFLOODS22
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Goat yoga sets the baa for mental health care
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Grumpy Goat Co in Smithton Tasmania holds goat yoga sessions. Picture: Meg Whitfield

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Ex-Wiggles manager keen for more success in kids music
Josh Leeson
FRUITFUL: Paul Field combined his talents with Golden Guitar-winner Shane Nicholson and brother and Wiggles songwriter John Field in new children's musical project Peachy Keen.
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What's on in the Eurobodalla this week
Jorja McDonnell
WHAT'S ON: A huge variety of community events are happening in the Eurobodalla - picnics, workshops, trivia, and a National Sorry Day event.
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'Cockatubes' trial calls on Eurobodalla's citizen scientists
FOR SCIENCE: A new trial of artificial nesting hollows - or 'cockatubes' - aims is to find out more about where gang-gang cockatoos like to nest and breed. Picture: supplied.
Sit down for a cuppa in honour of International Tea Day
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Scamwatch: Beware of holiday deals too good to be true
BE WARY: Do your research before paying for holiday deals that seem too good to be true.
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What's on in the Eurobodalla this week
Jorja McDonnell
WHAT'S ON: A huge variety of community events are happening in the Eurobodalla - picnics, workshops, trivia, and a National Sorry Day event.
Right support can create bright future
HAPPY DAYS: School heavily influences young people's involvement, training or study post-school.
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Labor secures support for a working minority government, but hopeful of more
The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP
Karen Barlow • 2hrs ago
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From Barnaby country to Labor's heartlands: what the ACM papers say
James Joyce
The May 23 post-election front pages of publisher ACM's daily newspapers in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT
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The hoary old chestnut of hip-pocket politics no longer cuts it
Garry Linnell
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Albanese sworn in as 31st prime minister
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Anthony Albanese has been sworn in as prime minister before heading to Tokyo for a Quad meeting.
Albanese takes first steps of governing, as Liberal recriminations begin
Harley Dennett, Finn McHugh
Anthony Albanese and new Labor MP for Reid Sally Sitou on Sunday morning. Picture: AAP
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Letters to the editor
Pic of the week: Strange fungi has become a by-product of the heavy rain. Commonly known as the anemone stinkhorn is well-known for its foul odour.
Letters to the editor
Pic of the week: Candles light up Wimbie Beach on Anzac Day 2022. Photo by Dawn Simpson
Letters to the editor
Ex-servicemen and veterans commemorate Anzac Day in Narooma.
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Building bridges, but plan divides
PRECIOUS PLACE: Greg Ugle by the ancient rock shelter he says will be impacted by the bridge under the current proposal.
Hazel Bradley
Ex-soldiers 'overwhelmed' by compo process
Sam McKeith
The mother of a veteran says he was bullied, discharged, and failed by doctors before his suicide.
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Frydenberg formally concedes in Kooyong
Josh Frydenberg has conceded to Independent Dr Monique Ryan in the seat of Kooyong.
Andrew Brown • 1hr ago
Labor secures support for a working minority government, but hopeful of more
Karen Barlow • 2hrs ago
The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP
NSW single-use plastic bag ban next week
NSW is banning light-weight plastic bags from June 1, and other single-use items from November.
Second murder charge over SA stabbing
Tim Dornin • 4m ago
Police say gang violence was behind the fatal stabbing of a man during a fight in Adelaide.
Meet one of the many unsung heroes of the pandemic
Libby Bingham • 13m ago
Honoured: NWRH Manager Medicines Supply Luke Corbett is the 2021 Australian Pharmacy Technician of the Year. Picture Rodney Braithwaite
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Weed a bane of pastures as well
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