Narooma News
Monday, 27 June
Police operation underway at property in Cobargo
54m ago
How to save $50 off your food bill and still eat tasty, nutritious meals
Clare Collins, Megan Whatnall
Eurobodalla Shire safe driving program receives national recognition
Joel Erickson • 1hr ago
Marcus Cristallo, Lillyarna Castagna, April Ferguson, and Elise Dixon at the 2019 RYDA program.
What's on
Narooma Winter Night Markets Festival ticket sales 'going nuts'
Marion Williams • 2hrs ago
Members of the Djaadjawan Dancers
LOCKDOWN: NSW Beekeeping shut down for two weeks Varroa mite parasite enters country for first time
Tom McGann • 2hrs ago
TARGET: Varroa mites. Picture: Queensland Department of Primary Industry
LOCKDOWN: NSW Beekeeping shut down for two weeks Varroa mite parasite enters country for first time
Tom McGann • 2hrs ago
TARGET: Varroa mites. Picture: Queensland Department of Primary Industry
Pets and their people: Meet Donna and her schnauzer Henry
Donna Wieland with her schnauzer Henry. Picture: Rosy Williams
Narooma Dog Training Club
Sixteen seconds of separation in tightest pigeon race of season
What's on
South Coast Gig Guide, June 27-July 3
Real estate agents join heart-starting mission, defibrillators installed in nine offices
Jorja McDonnell
HEART STARTER: Guy Leech and real estate agents from LJ Hooker South Coast are getting more defibrillators in the community. Agencies at Nowra, Ulladulla, Sussex Inlet, Sanctuary Point, Vincentia, Batemans Bay, Moruya, Ulladulla, and Bowral now have machines. Picture: Jorja McDonnel
South Coast holiday house tipped to double suburb record
Brittney Levinson
127 Vista Avenue, Catalina will go to auction in July with price expectations above $3 million. Picture: Ray White Batemans Bay
Home Truths
Lack of housing and refuges bites even harder in winter with health issues exacerbated for South Coast homeless
Ellouise Bailey
Uncle Lewis Campbell from Bega has been homeless for seven years. His health has suffered immensely as a result, with several bouts of pneumonia in the last few years. He is pleading for more refuges for women and men on the Far South Coast. Photo: Ellouise Bailey
Move over nest boxes: the new tool speeding up hollow habitat for vulnerable native species post bushfires
(BACK LEFT) Chris Hoskins from the Bega Local Aboriginal Land Council, arborists Zac Luimes, and Tyler Bolitho. (FRONT LEFT) Christjan Peters from Dynamic Tree Services, and arborist Ramon Hatcher. Photo taken at the Bega LALC's property in Bemboka. Photo: Ellouise Bailey
Ellouise Bailey
Our People
World's first Aboriginal flag-coloured cheese in the making
Marion Williams
Michael Longbottom's attempt at the world's first Camembert in the colours of the Aboriginal flag and his bush tucker cheddar
Wallaga Lake getting comprehensive health check
Residents from Wallaga Lake area set up for the seminar/workshop with Bega Council's Rachel Duczynski and Nick Yee of Elgin Associates
Marion Williams
Our People
Sourdough, Iraq and starting a business during COVID: meet Dave Baker
James Tugwell
Dave and Aw Baker icing a cheesecake in their new Batemans Bay kitchen.
What's on
Sustainable fashion market comes to Narooma
Marion Williams
Bermagui Fashion Revolution 2022 attracted many visitors for a small budget event.
Scamwatch
Our History
100 years ago: Deaths, marriage make news
The Innesfamily house taken from a later date than the news item of a marriage but prior to any recent renovations.
CWA Far South Coast celebrates 90 years
James Tugwell
Careena and June dressed as maids to serve during the 90th birthday celebrations. Picture: supplied
Emissions rising in Australia, data shows
Maeve Bannister and Andrew Brown
National greenhouse gas emission rose 9.8 per cent in 2021, partly due to a transport rebound.
NSW limits bee movements after mite alert
Liv Casben • 1hr ago
No bees will be allowed to be moved across NSW after varroa mite was detected in Newcastle.

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Deputy premier questioned Barilaro hiring
Phoebe Loomes • 7m ago
Paul Toole (right) questioned whether John Barilaro was the best candidate for a cushy US trade job.
Qld premier tightens her lobbying rules
Marty Silk • 13m ago
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced changes to her lobbying code of conduct, ahead of a report.
Melbourne doctor put patient info online
Melissa Meehan • 17m ago
A Melbourne doctor has been struck off after sharing gruesome images and patient information.
Positive signs ahead for motorists
Colin Brinsden, Aap Economics and Business Correspondent • 36m ago
The global economy risks a toxic mix of low growth and rising prices, also known as stagflation.
'Arbitrary' super payment threshold to end
Colin Brinsden, Aap Economics and Business Correspondent • 37m ago
The axing of a $450 pay threshold will help women and gig economy workers build up superannuation.
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Sport
Sixteen seconds of separation in tightest pigeon race of season
Tigers win in Jindabyne, Sharks and Devils' struggles continue
Ben Smyth
Eden put in a dominant performance against Narooma on Sunday, June 26. Photo Nicole Bray
Gregan says England can bounce back
Former Wallaby captain George Gregan says England can bounce back under Eddie Jones in Australia.
Got a sport story to tell? We’re all ears
Opinion
New role, same mission: making greyhound industry the best
Tony Mestrov is the new CEO of GRNSW.
Federal Election
Voter disillusionment echoes back 10 years
Lead researchers Dr Jill Sheppard and Professor Ian McAllister. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Hannah Neale
Analysis
Albanese passes the test on new ministry, but it has an important flaw
Doug Dingwall
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces his new ministry on Tuesday. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
'You've struck gold': Labor is back in the winner's rooms
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Anthony Albanese addressed his colleagues inside the Labor caucus room on Tuesday morning. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Podcasts
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The Roadkill State
Wildlife rescuer Rowan Wigmore says roadkill should be moved 20 metres from the road to stop scavengers getting hit too. Photo: Paul Scambler
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What happened to Bendigo's Chinese miners?
Laura Carolina Corrigan
More than 150 people carry the Chinese dragon's during Bendigo's Easter parade. Photo: Glenn Daniels
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Should the Libs shift leftwards? Should Labor trim its policy for government?
Steve Evans , Alex Crowe

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What's on
Narooma Winter Night Markets Festival ticket sales 'going nuts'
Members of the Djaadjawan Dancers
Marion Williams • 2hrs ago
Check out what's happening in our Shire
What's on
South Coast Gig Guide, June 27-July 3
Chloe stalks in thrilling psychological territory
WELL FRAMED: Erin Doherty is brilliant in Chloe, an English drama about a con artist who is obsessed with her late friend. Below, Melissa McCarthy in God's Favorite Idiot.
Goanna rediscovers their Spirit Of Place
Josh Leeson
SACRED GROUND: Goanna are back to celebrate their 1982 classic album Spirit Of Place. Picture: Martin Stringer

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SCAM: The ATO will never send you an email or SMS with a link to log in to online services.
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Council asks ratepayers: consider putting your second house on the rental market
Eurobodalla Mayor Mathew Hatcher is asking non-resident ratepayers to consider putting their properties up for long term rent, in a bid to ease the region's housing crisis. Picture: file.
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TARGET: Varroa mites. Picture: Queensland Department of Primary Industry
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Maureen Dettre
Climate protesters tried to shut down the Sydney Harbour bridge before marching in the city.
Third virus wave biggest killer: study
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The findings reinforce the need for adequate resources for ICUs, especially in times of high demand.
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See the moment NASA launches a rocket from the NT
Derek Barry
An observer watches the take off on Sunday night.
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Bruno (Damon Herriman) and Laura (Jackie van Beek) go to a new-age retreat to attempt to reinvigorate their marriage. Picture: Supplied
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Brendan Stewart was very chuffed to order the very first Burrito made at the new Batemans Bay Zambrero. He said it was delicious.
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Lifesaving award: President's Award winner Lynda McKay from Broulee receiving her award from FSC Branch President Tony Rettke. Picture: supplied
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The sunrise over Lake Mummuga offers a stunning morning vision.
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Ex-soldiers 'overwhelmed' by compo process
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Anthony Caggiano
ENDLESS LOVE: David Loew (right) was the full-time carer of his mother Maria Loew, who had complex care needs. Photo: Supplied.
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Emissions rising in Australia, data shows
National greenhouse gas emission rose 9.8 per cent in 2021, partly due to a transport rebound.
Maeve Bannister and Andrew Brown
NSW limits bee movements after mite alert
Liv Casben • 1hr ago
No bees will be allowed to be moved across NSW after varroa mite was detected in Newcastle.
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