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16 May 12 | POLICE NEWS Merimbula and Wolumla Rural Fire Services responded to a truck fire at 6am, on Saturday, May 5, at Yellow Pinch.
Alanna returns from her challenge
16 May 12 | Earlier this year Alanna Haigh, who works at the Horizon Credit Union office in Market Street, Merimbula signed up for the Credit Union Foundation Australia (CUFA) leadership challenge in Fiji.
16 May 12 | He has absconded from prison, failed to complete another sentence and is a serial fraudster wanted in South Australia, Victoria and Queensland.
Students discover their past
16 May 12 | Pambula Public School students enjoyed a day out at Eden when they visited the Endeavour replica which was visiting Eden as part of its last leg of sailing around Australia.
16 May 12 | Increase in number of fights concerns police
16 May 12 | Liberal Party pollsters Lynton Crosby and Mark Textor are suing federal member for Eden-Monaro Mike Kelly for defamation over a tweet in which he accused their campaign consulting firm of push polling.
16 May 12 | A husband and wife from a stricken sailing catamaran that had struggled through heavy seas to run aground on a remote part of the Victorian coast were flown to safety by helicopter on Monday night in a joint rescue operation involving Marine Rescue NSW, Victorian Police and a merchant ship.
16 May 12 | As a student at Eden Marine High School, and a young lad growing up in Millingandi, Iain Dawson never for one minute dreamt he would be shot to prominence in the pages of the esteemed business newspaper The Australian Financial Review for changes he would make to his business methods.
09 May 12 | Our most senior senior citizen passed away peacefully on 26th April, at Imlay House, Pambula. Myra Kathleen Powell was born 108 years ago on 17th March, 1904.
09 May 12 | I’m embarrassed and somehow ashamed. I took visiting Sydney friends to cop an eye-full of the glorious beach we are lucky enough to have on our doorstep here at Pambula Beach.  | CommentsComments (1)
09 May 12 | Eden-based woodchip exporter South East Fibre Exports (SEFE) has confirmed that export market conditions remain difficult in the wake of criticism of their 2011 year operating loss and future prospects by local anti-forest industry lobbyists.
Constance calls on council to find another landfill site
09 May 12 | Member for Bega, Andrew Constance is calling on Bega Valley Shire Council to start discussions with the federal government regarding options for the site proposed for the shire’s land fill at Wolumla. This follows news that the NBN Co. is locating infrastructure on the site. Andrew Constance has also welcomed moves by member for Eden-Monaro, Mike Kelly, to explore such an option.
09 May 12 | A three and a half day community consultation program, chaired by Dr John Price, over future services at Pambula Hospital is now full, the Southern NSW Local Health District has said and there will be no more consultations available.
09 May 12 | Police are investigating a report of a male exposing himself at the Club Sapphire Merimbula rear car park on Monday, May 7. The incident occurred at 9.30pm and police are pursuing a number of lines of enquiry.
09 May 12 | President of Save Our Hospital Inc (SOHI) Sharon Tapscott and member for Bega, Andrew Constance, have welcomed the agreement to have a shire-wide poll on the future of Pambula hospital. The motion to allow residents of Bega Valley Shire to take part in a poll about the future of Pambula District Hospital when they are voting in the local council elections was agreed at a meeting of Bega Shire Valley Council on Tuesday, May 1.
09 May 12 | A move by councillor Russell Fitzpatrick at the Bega Valley Shire Council meeting, Tuesday, May 1, to obtain funding for the proposed squash courts next to the Sapphire Aquatic Centre, Pambula Beach, failed after councillors voted down the motion to make an allocation of $225,000 from working capital towards the construction of the new courts.
09 May 12 | The creak of ropes and barked commands from the ship’s captain carried across Snug Cove on Monday morning as the Endeavour replica berthed for its last week-long stop in this year’s circumnavigation of Australia.
Great day at regatta
09 May 12 | Over 400 people visited Wallagoot Lake on Sunday, May 6 to take part in the annual Far South Coast Dragon Boat Regatta.   | GALLERY: Merimbula Dragon Boat Regatta
09 May 12 | An undercover police sting has resulted in the capture of one of Australia’s most wanted fugitives in Merimbula on Monday, May 7.
08 May 12 | An undercover police sting has resulted in the capture of one of Australia’s most wanted fugitives in Merimbula on Monday, May 7.
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