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Protesters march against Pambula health plans
Anger about New South Wales' far south coast health services spilled over at the weekend when about 2,000 people rallied in support of the Pambula Hospital.[MORE]
Snowy Shire records financial loss
A New South Wales high country shire council is hoping for better financial times ahead.[MORE]
Bega church celebrates 150 years
One of the New South Wales far south coast's oldest churches celebrated an historical milestone yesterday.[MORE]
'Red tape' frustrates Bombala Shire health push
Health issues on the Monaro are back on the public agenda with the Bombala Shire Council saying it is getting the "run-around" from the Federal Government.[MORE]
Kelly urged to meet over super tip move
Relocation of a proposed super tip on the New South Wales far south coast has run into more trouble.[MORE]
Far south coast named bushfire 'hot spot'
The New South Wales far south coast has been named as the top bushfire 'hot spot' for the state.[MORE]
Safety fears delay school wind farm plan
A Monaro school will have to wait a little longer before it can install its own mini-wind farm.[MORE]
NSW Governor to open Candelo Show
A New South Wales far south coast agricultural committee is looking for volunteers to help spruce up its grounds, after news that the State Governor will open the show in January.[MORE]
Funds boost for Bodalla Driver Reviver centre
The Driver Reviver centre at Bodalla has been given a boost, with the Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) contributing $6,000 towards construction of a kitchen and servery.[MORE]
Students rescued from rip ordeal
Three university students have had a lucky escape after being caught in a rip at a New South Wales far south coast beach.[MORE]
Council to jointly fund pool study
There are further moves to establish a multi-million dollar indoor pool complex on the New South Wales far south coast.[MORE]
'Go fishing': Drowned dad, sons farewelled
Mourners have said an emotional farewell to a father and his two sons who drowned off Tathra wharf last week.[MORE]
'Colourful farewell' for drowned dad, sons
A father and his two young sons who drowned on the NSW far south coast will be farewelled at a funeral service this morning. [MORE]
Community to farewell wharf drowning victims
The funeral for a father and two sons who drowned on the New South Wales far south coast last week will be held tomorrow.[MORE]
Council urged to delay Bega Valley subdivision
The opponents of a proposed big residential subdivision in the Bega Valley say the shire council should withhold its approval until the global financial situation improves.[MORE]
Fish rescue on in Snowy
Thousands of fish have been released in the New South Wales high country in the hope of rescuing a native fish species.[MORE]
Farm group praises fish hatchery closure delay
The New South Wales Farmers Association has praised the Primary Industries Minister for delaying the planned closure of the Gaden trout hatchery in the Snowy Mountains.[MORE]
Hope for maternity services row breakthrough
There is hope for a breakthrough in a dispute over hospital maternity services in the Bega Valley.[MORE]
Council to consider investment reports
Eurobodalla Shire Council will meet tomorrow to consider a number of matters, including reports on its investments, which have suffered as a result of the global financial crisis.[MORE]
Hikers found safe after Snowy Mts blizzard
Four Sydney bushwalkers have been found safe and well after going missing in blizzard conditions in the New South Wales Snowy Mountains.[MORE]
Council joins push to save fish hatchery
Tumut Shire Council has joined the fight to save the Gaden fish hatchery in the Snowy Mountains.[MORE]
Bridge pathway to close for memorial stone
The pathway under the Batemans Bay bridge is to be closed next Wednesday to allow council to erect an honour stone in the area.[MORE]
Triple drowning sparks calls for emergency rethink
The head of a volunteer rescue organisation is calling for better emergency facilities at New South Wales far south coast public wharves.[MORE]
$4m boost for water security
A total of $4 million is to be spent in south-east New South Wales on projects to protect the water supplies of three towns feeling the ongoing effects of drought.[MORE]
Eurobodalla tourism bookings up
Eurobodalla tourist authorities are reporting good visitor numbers, despite the downturn in the economy.[MORE]
