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Tilba Easter Festival

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April 2011

NPWS Autumn Discovery Program - 5

Aamplify Youth Week Concert, Moruya - Page 34

"The Marriage of Figaro" at Wolumla - Page 12

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This year’s highlights include the magician Great Zamboni, Milo the Clown, the Reptile Awareness snake show, the egg toss and bushie’s boot throw, Lenka’s Puppet Show and more surprises wherever you go!!

Music lovers will be treated to a huge variety of music from jazz to blues to folk to a bagpipe band. Bands include Adam Hole and Marji Curran, Makin Whoopie and music and dance from 4 stages all day long! Also don’t miss the finest stars of the next generation at the finals of the Tilba Youth Talent Quest.

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Fun for the Whole Family!

This great highlight of South Coast events is promising to be as exciting as ever as the old village of Central Tilba prepares to expand its population from 100 to 10,000 for one great day of fun. This Easter Saturday’s entertainment for all ages will include live music from 4 stages, roaming street performers, hilarious street games with prizes, art show and craft demonstrations, market stalls, lots of yummy food and more!

All this in the magical setting of Central Tilba’s main street and its 100 year old weatherboard buildings. The entire village and surrounding lush volcanic farmland rolling down to the ocean have been protected by the National Trust. It’s just a short drive south from Narooma. Easter Saturday is the one day each year when the street is closed to traffic and open to a huge array of culture and festivities. A modest donation of $5 for adults and $2 for kids is the unbelievably cheap admission which covers all the entertainment all day long!

27th Tilba Easter FestivalEaster Saturday 23rd April 2010 9am to 5pm


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Hire Boats

Game FishingChasing Kingfish, Striped and Blue Marlin this month Share Charters availableContact us for information about our Private Packages Ring now on 6495 1686

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Welcome to the beautiful Far South Coast - where else in the world would you want to be?

April is a busy month with school holidays and Easter, and there are heaps of festivals and events to keep you entertained.

Youth Week is on in April, and Spiral Gallery is hosting an exhibition of work by local young people titled Live It Now. Details of the exhibition are on page 33.

In the Eurobodalla, Aamplify Battle-of-the-bands is the feature event of Youth Week. With 6 finalists vying for the top spot, a local DJ and fireworks, Aamplify is a must for anyone under 25 (and maybe even those a bit older!) There are more details about Aamplify on page 34.

Music of a completely different type is being performed at the Wolumla Hall on Sunday April 3rd when the Sapphire Coast Music Society presents Co-Opera performing The Marriage of Figaro. This classic opera, written by Mozart, is performed by Co-Opera's

best opera singers beautifully dressed in period costumes, performing amongst the audience to the delight of everyone, from seasoned fans to newcomers to opera. You'll find all the details on page 12.

More action on stage in Batemans Bay with the Bay Theatre Players first production for 2011 - Dinkum Assorted, a great Aussie musical comedy set in a biscuit factory during World War Two. Guaranteed to provide lots of laughs, you'll find all the details on page 39.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service have a great Discovery Program organised for the holidays - there's more information on page 15.

Don't forget the Bega Valley Shire Council has recently placed a ban on smoking at outdoor public locations.

We hope you have a truly memorable April wherever you are on the Far South Coast.

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Twofold Bay, Eden © Paul Callaghan

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George Bass and Matthew Flinders were the first Europeans to ‘discover’ Twofold Bay in 1798, but the region had been inhabited by members of the Yuin nation for thousands of years, attracted by the rich food resources offered by the sea and surrounding forests.

Local Aboriginal people had a strong connection with killer whales, and this included the harvesting of small whales and fish that killer whales herded into the shallows.

A permanent shore-based whaling station was first established by the Imlay Brothers in the 1830s, and whaling continued for another century.

For a real taste of life in the whaling industry you can also visit Davidson’s Whaling Station, the longest operating shore-based whaling station in Australia, located on Kiah Inlet at Twofold Bay.

The historic Boydtown, just a short drive south on the Princes Highway, was built by Ben Boyd in 1843 on the shores of Twofold Bay in the heyday of the whaling industry. The Seahorse Inn, also built in 1843, has been beautifully restored to its former glory, and the ruins of Boyd’s church can still be seen.

You can experience some of Eden's history at the Eden Killer Whale Museum, and see the skeleton of “Old Tom”, Eden’s famous killer whale.

Eden is now famous as a destination for whale-watching, with migrations occurring in late autumn and spring.

What to See & Do Go dolphin watching

Check out the fishing trawlers at Eden Wharf

Wander through the Sapphire Coast Marine Discovery Centre

Hire a fishing charter, take a cruise or try sea kayaking on Twofold Bay

There are several beautiful beaches close to town; try Aslings Beach for a surf or to explore rock pools, or Corcora Beach for fun with the family.

In 2011, the Eden Whale Festival is being held over the weekend of 29th - 30th October - don't miss it!

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREMitchell Street, Eden Ph: 02 6496 1953

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Davy Jones’ Treasures Gift & Souvenir Shop open 7 days· Extensive range of historical books · Disabled Access · Bus Parking

184 Imlay St, EDEN opp Police Station ph 02 6496 2094 fax 02 6496 2024www.killerwhalemuseum.com.au email: [email protected]

Current ExhibitionsAn Important Enterprise -

Whaling & Twofold BayReplica Lighthouse-

this gallery gives an insightinto lighthouses

Davidson Gallery Whaling Exhibition

Visit Old Tom’s Skeleton -themost famous of Killer Whales

EDEN Killer WhaleMuseum

Now ShowingHMAS ONSLOWAdoption of an Oberon

superb venues provide a smorgasbord of activities, entertainment and fantastic dining!

Eden Fishermen’s Recreation Club Eden Gardens Country ClubPrinces Hwy Eden . Phone: 6496 1126 www.edenfishermens.com.au

217 Imlay Street Eden . Phone: 6496 1577 www.edenfishermens.com.au

● Club Keno ● Club TAB ● Raffles ● Free child-minding ● Sky and Austar ● Bingo ● Regular entertainment

● Lunch and dinner 7 days a week

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Eden Killer Whale Museum celebrates its 80th anniversaryOn 17 September 1930, while on his daily walk, Allie Greig discovered the body of the killer whale known as Tom. This single event was the impetus behind establishing a museum in Eden - a place to commemorate the intriguing natural story of the equal working relationship between the whalers and killer whales of Twofold Bay. The museum was eventually completed in 1938 with Tom's skeleton being

installed early in 1939. This year the Eden Killer Whale Museum is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a full programme of events planned, including the new exhibition, Collectoscope.Collectoscope showcases rarely displayed items and reflects on the development of local and national culture in the distant and recent past. Collectoscope is open at the Museum

until 11th September 2011.

Above: Tennis Match, Eden v Merimbula played at Eden 30 October 1909. Photograph by William T Hall, Tim Mattsson Collection. Eden Killer Whale Museum


What's On - April

9th April - Aamplify Battle of the Bands - Moruya

3rd April - Co-opera performs 'The Marriage Of Figaro' - Wolumla

27th April - Tilba Easter Festival - Central Tilba

26th January - 11th September - Collectoscope - 80th Anniversary ExhibitionAt the Eden Killer Whale Museum, Collectosope showcases rarely displayed items in the Museum's collection as part of its 80th anniversary year. Check page 6 for more information or phone 6496 2094. www.killerwhalemuseum.com.au

1st April - Exhibition Opening: Live It Now, Spiral Gallery, BegaAnnual exhibition for Youth Week featuring local young artists. Opening at 5pm. See page 33 or phone 6492 5322 www.spiralgallery.org.au

3rd April - Co-Opera performs The Marriage of Figaro, Wolumla Hall, WolumaProudly presented by the Sapphire Coast Music Society, Co-Opera performs one of Mozart's classic operas The Marriage of Figaro. A great opportunity to experience an 18th century opera up close and personal as singers perform amongst the audience.Tickets available from Magpie Music (Bega), Booktique (Merimbula), Eden Music Centre or phone Pat Reilly on 6495 9708. For more details go to page 12.

9th April - Aamplify Battle-of-the-bands, Riverside Park, MoruyaPremier event of Eurobodalla Shire Council's Youth Week featuring 6 bands. Local DJ and fireworks at 6.30pm. Drug, alcohol and glass free event. More details on page 34 or phone 4474 7402.

12th - 21st April - NPWS Discovery Program.A range of fun, educational activities for all ages in local National Parks. See page 15 for details or call Merimbula NPWS on 6495 5000, Narooma NPWS on 4476 2888 or Bombala NPWS on 6458 4080.

15th April - 7th May - Dinkum Assorted, presented by Bay Theatre Players, Batemans BayEurobodalla's multi-award winning community theatre group kicks off its 2011 season with Dinkum Assorted, a popular musical comedy set in an Australian biscuit factory during WW11. Plenty of music, drama and larrikin Aussie humour. Tickets $15 or $13 concession. Go to page 39 or visit www.baytheatreplayers.org.au for more information.

27th April - Tilba Easter Festival, Central TilbaThe 27th Tilba Easter Festival is a community event, free from corporate sponsorship but with extra dollops of fun. Events include bushie's boot throw, egg toss, magician the Great Zamboni, Milo the Clown, the Reptile Awareness snake show and Lenka's Puppet Show. Four stages of music all day, featuring jass, blues, folk, a bagpipe bag and the final of the Tilba Youth Talent Quest. Entry only $5 adults and $2 kids.See page 2 for details or go to www.tilba.com.au/festival

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Pambula River Entrance © Paul Callaghan

The Pambula River floodplain was for thousands of years a source of food and materials for the Thaua people of the Yuin nation.Europeans first explored the region during George Bass's southern voyage of 1797. Seeking shelter from a gale, Bass travelled up the Pambula River, noting its beauty in his diary. A marker has been erected by the National Parks and Wildlife Service on this historic site.European settlement began in the 1830s, with the original township built on the southern banks of the Pambula River. Severe flooding in the 1860s meant the town had to be re-located to its present site on higher ground.Timber, maize, wattlebark, dairying and oyster farming formed the basis of the local economy in the late 19th century.However in 1888, gold was discovered on the banks of the Yowaka River, and by 1891 there were eleven mining companies in operation at the Mount Gahan site.

Pambula’s historic past is very much in evidence today, with beautifully restored and maintained historic buildings and farmhouses. One of these buildings is the former home of Syms Covington, assistant to the great naturalist, Charles Darwin, on the second voyage of The Beagle in the 1830s. He became postmaster of Pambula in 1854, but remained in contact with the renowned scientist, sending a box of Twofold Bay barnacles to help in Darwin’s research.Pambula today has an eclectic mix of businesses, with art galleries, cafes, restaurants, gift shops and pubs.

At the southern end of the town is Panboola, a community-managed recreational area that is restoring parts of the floodplain and former race course.Just 5 minutes east of the village is Pambula Beach, set between the ocean, the mouth of Pambula River and Ben Boyd National Park.

Pambula Beach has with an excellent swimming beach patrolled by the Pambula Surf Life Saving Club, a dog friendly beach at Middle Beach and the beautiful Pambula Rivermouth.There are also walking tracks and viewing platforms.

Heading south toward Eden from Pambula, turn off the Highway to Pambula Lake, where there’s a boat ramp for launching vessels. Several oyster growers sell fresh Pambula Lake oysters here too.

What to See & Do Enjoy the beautiful historic

buildings of Pambula Village

Visit the ‘Oaklands’ complex

Take a walk around Panboola

Visit the friendly kangaroos at Pambula Beach

Try some oysters at Pambula Lake

A unique & refreshing selection of paintings, ceramics,

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Hand-moulded Organic SourdoughsCakes & Pastries

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Open Mon - Fri 6.30am - 4.30pm Sat 6.30am - 2.00pm

Extended opening hours during School Holidays

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♦ Trail & Pony Rides Ph 0428 957 257♦ Animal Nursery♦ Farm & Garden Supplies, Nursery Ph 6495 7257♦ Merv’s Shed - Old Wares & Collectables Ph 6495 6822♦ Oaklands Café - Breakfast, snacks, coffee, lunch, morning or afternoon tea. Functions & Dinner by arrangement. Open 9am - 4pm 7 days Ph Café 6495 7373

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Experiences to make you feel good Dining at its best Golf for all levels Friendly & Relaxed Environment Health & Fitness Entertainment

Pambula-Merimbula Golf Club Arthur Kaine Drive, Pambula. NSW 2549 Ph: 6495 6154 www.merimbulagolf.com.au

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Spencer Park, Merimbula © Paul Callaghan

Merimbula www.farsouthcoastimag.com.au

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREBeach Street, Merimbula Ph: 02 6495 1129



What to See & Do Go whale watching in season

Get out on the water with hire boats or fishing charters, and go dolphin watching

Take a scenic flight up and down the spectacular Far South Coast

Have some thrills at Magic Mountain Fun Park, Top Fun & Mandeni Family Fun Park

Visit the Merimbula Aquarium at the Wharf at fish feeding time

Visit Potoroo Palace Native Animal Education Sanctuary

Go fishing off the Wharf, beaches or in the Lake

Merimbula is the tourist hub of the Sapphire Coast with its lakeside restaurants and cafes, great shopping and a vast array of attractions and accommodation choices.

Merimbula has a long history of human occupation, with Aboriginal people making the most of the available food resources, leaving behind middens that are visible today.

In more recent times, Merimbula was one of several coastal trading ports connecting the region to the outside world, as the area was relatively isolated with a lack of rail or road access.

The Old School Museum on Main St has information and displays about the town’s early European history.

There are several walking tracks that take advantage of the beautiful views around the Lake; from the Wharf to Spencer Park, from the Bridge to Top Lake and around Fishpen.

Other things you can do around Merimbula include snorkelling, surfing, cycling, enjoying a scenic flights, ten-pin bowling, experiencing family fun parks or experiencing native animals or marine creatures up close.

Merimbula is a great place to go shopping, with specialty shops and nationally-known outlets tucked away in arcades and courtyards. There are also plenty of cafes with great coffee.

Foodies are spoilt for choice, with a wide range of restaurants, clubs and the Hotel offering a host of different dining experiences, but with fresh local seafood a common theme.

For a musical night out, there are lots of venues in Merimbula and the surrounding areas that offer live music; especially during the annual Jazz Festival in June.

Tura Beach is only a short drive north, with its own shopping centre, country club and beautiful beach.


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Co-Opera brings 'The Marriage Of Figaro' to WolumlaThe Sapphire Coast Music Society is presenting Co-Opera's sparkling production of Mozart’s classic comedy 'The Marriage of Figaro" at Wolumla Hall at 6pm on Sunday 3rd April. Directed by the renowned Tessa Bremner, 'The Marriage of Figaro' features an instrumental ensemble sharing theatrical and musical honours with Co-Opera’s finest singers all beautifully dressed in period wardrobe with a difference – faintly comic, yet utterly respectful to its performance tradition. The Marriage of Figaro was Mozart’s first big success in the Italian ‘Opera Buffa’ style. Composed in 1785-6 for

the Viennese court of Joseph II, its theme of questioning aristocratic privilege meant that considerable court diplomacy had to be exercised before

permission to perform the work was obtained. Indeed it was the spread of this sentiment three years later which

led to the French Revolution and the execution of Louis XVI! The work quickly spread in popularity overseas and has remained a firm favourite in the repertoire throughout the intervening 200 years.Co-Opera’s performance, under the musical direction of Brian Chatterton, gives newcomers an opportunity to experience the delights of the drama and the music at close quarters. Singers perform amongst the audience and the entire auditorium can become the stage for this presentation of

Mozart’s genius. Seasoned opera goers can take fresh delight in a Figaro where every fine nuance of musical and dramatic flavour can be appreciated at close quarters; where every voice has its own life and every flash of the eyes fully understood. Viva Figaro! Tickets are $40 members/concession or $45 adult from Booktique Merimbula, Magpie Music and Eden Music Centre or phone 6495 9708.


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• All needlecraft & patchwork supplies• Day classes

Home of Merimbula-Imlay Bowling Club• 4 magnificent bowling greens• Entertainment auditorium and Sapphire Room for functions • Gymnasium• Rockpool Cafe and Gardens• Pacific Bistro • Leisure lounges• Club Keno, TAB, Sky Channel and Austar, ATM and EFTPOS• Free Courtesy Shuttle Bus

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Explore Brogo Dam by canoeAutumn is a great time to explore the inland waterways of the Far South Coast - the days are fine, the water is still warm and the crowds have all gone home.One of the best locations to go canoeing is the Brogo Dam, with its extensive catchment running back into the magnificent Brogo Wilderness area. The waterways are pristine, and the peaceful backwaters are a haven for local native bird life and fauna - sea eagles, swooping azure kingfishers, water dragons, goannas and shy echidnas have all been observed on and around the Dam.

To really explore the beauty of the Brogo Dam and Brogo Wilderness, hire a fully equipped canoe from Dave and Sue at Brogo Wilderness Canoes.Their canoes are safe, stable “Canadians”, and all safety gear, maps and instructions are provided.For tranquillity and beauty it’s hard to beat - you can explore forest gullies, swim, bring a picnic lunch and stop wherever you desire.A 2 - 3 person canoe with all safety gear costs just $25 per person for a half day, with children half price.For bookings contact Dave or Sue on (02) 6492 7328.


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Discovering Forests with NPWS Discovery Program

Visit National Parks• Coast & forest campsites, walks and drives• Accommodation and tours at Green Cape Lightstation• Summer & Easter Discovery Program• Award winning Montague Island Tours

For information and advice contact NPWS Merimbula 6495 5000 or Narooma 4476 0800

In the International Year of Forests the National Parks and Wildlife Service Discovery Program invites you to join in on our holiday activities.Discovery is a great way to learn about nature’s secrets in a fun and educational way. Programs have something for everyone from the very young to the very old, including the disabled. This autumn the emphasis is on forests.Join our Ranger on a Tag along Tour through the South East Forest NP, find out what creatures come out at night in the bush with our Spotlight activity

or join on a fun day at Saltwater Creek Camp Ground in Ben Boyd NP with the very popular WOW Wanda on Wheels Van. We have an entertaining fun

performance called “Enchanted Forests” and our Snake man will talk about reptiles. If you are keen to get out on our waterways there is the ever popular Bournda canoeing. The water in April

is warm so why not try out one of our snorkelling activities?Join the evening “Stairway to the Moon” activity at Bournda NP and find out more about our southern night skies with our local Astronomer.The Autumn Discovery Program runs from Tuesday 12th April until Thursday 21st April 2011.Programs detailing locations and cost are available from NPWS offices and Tourist Information Centres from early

April. So call in or ring us to find out more.NPWS Merimbula Office, Cnr Merimbula & Sapphire Coast Dve.Phone (02) 6495 5000. NPWS Narooma Office, 36 Princes Highway. Ph: (02) 4476 2888 NPWS Bombala Office, Maybe St. Phone: (02) 6458 4080.


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NATIVE ANIMAL EDUCATIONAL SANCTUARY• Open 10am-4pm daily (except Christmas Day and Good Friday)• Educational talks at 11 am and 2 pm each day• Individual Animal Encoun- ters by arrangement • Function room available for hire for meetings, work shops, conferences and exhibitions

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Fantastic Mountain Biking at Mandeni There may never be a better time to explore the many wonderful bike tracks of Mandeni Family Fun Park and Golf Centre. If you're mountain-biking in the district, take this opportunity to visit us and enjoy one of this New South Wales' great mountain bike venues, with trails suitable for all levels of ability. Mandeni Resort has 3 cross country trails and 3 tracks in the Skills Park, all constructed to IMBA standard.- Purple Trail: 1.8km on flat terrain, an easy ride that weaves through the bush.- Blue Trail: 3km, some easy hills, a tour around the Mandeni Resort.- White Trail: Cross Country (XC) 10km, challenging 30% climbing.The Skills Park has 3 courses, designed for those learning how to ride obstacles including burms, log rides and crossing, bumps, jumps and bridges. Easier to harder progression. The cost is $5 per person per day (own bike) or you can hire a bike ($14 per day). Family package $45 for full day.Mandeni is located in a beautiful bushland setting on Sapphire Coast Drive, just 5km north of Merimbula.Phone 0403 706 692 email or visit www.mandeni.com.au for information about Mandeni's great facilities.


Stuart Hindson is the owner of Aussie Fish Estuary Adventures, and provides guided fishing charters from Wonboyn to Batemans Bay and all estuaries in between. With over 20 years experience in the industry, Stuart really knows his fishing. Check out his website at www.ausfishing.com.au for more information, or call Stuart on 0400 062 504 or 02 6495 9902 to book a fishing experience you won’t forget.

Fishing Report & Tide Chart - April

Add 1 hour to above times for daylight saving.Add the following times for the indicated area:Merimbula Lake Bridge 1hr 30minBermagui River Bridge 45minWagonga Inlet Narooma 54minMoruya River Moruya 45minClyde River Bridge 15min

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What a time to wet a line along the South Coast of NSW! April is prime time for most fish species with something available for every angler.Beaches: With the increased rainfall we had last month the beaches have benefited significantly. The fresh water pushing out of the local estuaries onto the beaches has seen salmon, tailor, mulloway, bream, whiting and mullet all have a chew at times. Fishing the top of the tide and first 2 hours of the run-out tide is best, with pilchards, bluebait, squid, beach worms and pipi being the most productive baits. Most beaches have been fishing well, but the better ones have been Gillard’s, North Tura, Tilba, Narooma main, Brou, Blackfellow’s and Congo.

Rocks: Salmon have been prolific right along the coast with most headlands producing the goods. We have had pockets of colder water close in this season, and the salmon respond well to these conditions. Smaller chromed lures and whole pilchards rigged on ganged hooks should do the trick. Expect the odd smaller kingfish and bonito when targeting the salmon also. Blackfish and drummer will be available in the wash zones. Best baits are cabbage, cunjevoi, abgut and bread pieces especially for drummer. Better ledges to try include Green Cape, Tura Head, Tathra Head, Mystery Bay and the Golf course rocks at Narooma.

Estuaries: Have been fishing extremely well for flathead, bream, whiting, mulloway and tailor. All estuaries along the coast are firing with the better ones being Merimbula, Bega River, Tuross and Bateman’s Bay. Using both soft plastics and fresh bait like striped tuna, prawns and bass yabbies should see a fish or two in the bag. Concentrate your efforts in the lower sections of the estuaries towards the entrances for best results.Offshore: Where do you start? Marlins have been going great guns with some boaties having 5-6 shots per day. Trolling skirted lures and switch-baiting have been the best methods to target them. The beakies have been widespread all the way from Batemans Bay to Eden. The shelf has been the place to fish with a few smaller black marlin coming from the 40-fathom line especially off Merimbula. Kingfish have been on the chew at Montague Island and Mowarry Point with most inshore reefs holding good concentrations of snapper, morwong and flathead.

Tight lines til next month.

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Bega is the business and administrative heart of the Bega Valley. It is also a place of natural beauty, surrounded by lush pastures and forests hugging the escarpment. The Lookout, located 5 kilometres north of town on the

Highway, has a great view of the Valley.A visit to the Bega Cheese Heritage Centre is a must; housed in a reproduction of one of the first buildings on the site, the Heritage Centre has a wonderful display of

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Tathra also has plenty of great places to eat, ranging from gourmet delis to cafes and restaurants.

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EdenEden Market 1st Saturday of month from 8am - 1pm. Eden RSL Hall, Calle Calle St.

Eden local produce market 3rd Saturday of the month. Eden Community Garden, Uniting Church, Chandos Street. 8:30-12 noon

Pambula Pambula Rotary Market 2nd Sunday of month Pambula Recreation Grounds.

Pambula Craft Market 2nd Sunday of mth from 8am - 1pm. Cnr. Monaro & Toalla Sts.

Robin Hood Service Club Craft & Collectables Market 2nd Sunday of month from 8am - 1pm. Pambula Town Hall.

MerimbulaMerimbula Seaside Market & Fair 3rd Sunday of month from 8.30 - 12.30 Ford Oval.

Merimbula RFS Market Friday 8th & Saturday 9th Friday 29th & Saturday 30th 9am – 3pm at Twyford Hall.

WyndhamWyndham Market 4th Sunday of month from 8.30am - 12.30pm at Wyndham Hall (OPEN IN ALL WEATHER).

Candelo Candelo Markets 1st Sun. of each month from 8.30am - 12.30pm. Candelo Oval & Town Hall.

BegaSCPA Markets in Bega 1st, 15th & 29th April from 8am - 1pm. Littleton Gardens, Bega.

CobargoCobargo Market last Saturday of mth, from 9am, behind Cobargo Hotel

BermaguiBermagui Hand & Homemade Market last Sunday of mth, 8.30 - 12.30, Dickinson Park.

Tilba Tilba Market Home grown - hand made, every Saturday 8am till 12noonTilba Hall, contact 4473 7231

Narooma Narooma Rotary Markets 4th Sunday of mth NATA Oval, Princes Hwy.

MoruyaMoruya Country Market Riverside Park, cnr Shore St and Ford St 8am - 1pm every Saturday morning.

Monthly Markets GuideMalua Bay Quota Seaside Market 1st Saturday August, October & December. Malua Bay Beach Reserve, Malua Bay.

Batemans BayBay Sunday Markets at 1 Museum Place, Batemans Bay (behind Historical Society), 1st, 2nd & 4th Sun of each month.

Batemans Bay Coastal Patrol Market 1st Sun of mth, Corrigans’ Park, Batehaven, 9am-1pm.

Batemans Bay High School 3rd Sunday of month.

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Caption for photograph © PhotographerFishermen's Wharf, Bermagui © Paul Callaghan

Bermagui www.farsouthcoastimag.com.au

What to See & Do Take a tour of the historic Montreal

Goldfield

Enjoy the cycle and walking tracks around town

Swim in Bermagui's famous Blue Pool, next to the ocean

Visit the new Fishermen's Wharf complex

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREBunga Street, Bermagui Ph: 02 6493 3054 Open 7 days 10am - 4pm



Bermagui Country Club

Live Entertainment every Friday night from

8.30pmIndoor & Outdoor

Entertainment Facilities.What’s On during the week:

Bingo - Monday 11am Trivia - Wednesday 8pm

Pool Comp - Wednesday 7.30pm

- Friday 7.30pm - Saturday 7.30pm

Try out the Club’s new Kids Play Area - now

open in the Terrace CafeTable Service is now

available at the TerraceRaffles

Every Wednesday and Friday night!

First draw 7.30pm

The TerraceOpening Hours:

Lunch 12pm - 2pm Dinner 6pm - 8.30pm

Open 7 days For bookings phone

64934177Courtesy Bus available Friday & Wednesday

evenings - bookings can be made by phoning the club

on 64934340, or bus mobile 0427233639

Bermagui offers visitors a myriad of things to do and places to go.

Pristine beaches and lakes provide water activities from surfing to swimming, snorkelling, boating and

canoeing. Don't miss a swim in the beautiful Blue Pool, set on the edge of the ocean at the base of the cliffs off Scenic Drive.

There is a range of accommodation

in Bermagui including B&Bs, motels, tourist/caravan parks, self-contained holiday units and houses and camping.

There are also plenty of excellent cafes and restaurants to enjoy.

2845 Bermagui/Tathra Rd, Murrah 14km › Bermagui 28km ›TathraPhone 6494 0164

Cellar Door ● 11am to 5pm Thursday-Sunday.Restaurant ● Lunch Thursday-Sunday

from 12pm ● Dinner Friday/Saturday from 6pm (Bookings Essential)

Groups - Bookings essential 1800 645 808 6493 3054

“A unique experience”Admittance by guided tour only

Tours daily at 2pm - $5pp - 1¼ hrs

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Shop 4 - On The Wharf73-79 Lamont Street, BermaguiPh: 02 6493 3634 0413 162 426 [email protected]

Wallaga Lake Road Lamont Street Lamont Street

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HARBOURSIDE SHOPPING AT I TS BEST

GOOD FOOD GOOD WINE GREAT COMPANY

AT BERMAGUI FISHERMEN’S WHARF PHONE 6493 [email protected]

The Pineapple

Men and Women’s Classic Fashion

and Collectable and Unusual Decor

House

Email: [email protected]

Shop 3 – on the wharf73 - 79 Lamont StreetBermagui NSW 2546Phone: 02 6493 5686

Your hosts: Janinka and Brucewww.horseandcamel.com.au

Upstairs Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf

Offering a complete range of real estate services in the Bermagui district

Now located at Shop 10, Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf Complex

Phone: 6493 3444 Fax: 6493 3443www.julierutherford.com.au

Wide range of Holiday Accommodation for rent

Wallaga Lake Road Lamont Street Lamont Street

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HARBOURSIDE SHOPPING AT I TS BEST

GOOD FOOD GOOD WINE GREAT COMPANY

AT BERMAGUI FISHERMEN’S WHARF PHONE 6493 [email protected]

The Pineapple

Men and Women’s Classic Fashion

and Collectable and Unusual Decor

House

Email: [email protected]

Shop 3 – on the wharf73 - 79 Lamont StreetBermagui NSW 2546Phone: 02 6493 5686

Your hosts: Janinka and Brucewww.horseandcamel.com.au

Upstairs Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf


Now located at Shop 10, Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf Complex

Phone: 6493 3444 Fax: 6493 3443www.julierutherford.com.au


bluewave Seafood Bermagui

Shop 2 - On The Wharf73-79 Lamont Street, Bermagui

Ph: 02 6493 5725

Open 7 days Take away fish and chips

& fresh local seafood

RestaurantBermagui Fishermen’s Wharf

Bookings Advised6493 5753

il Passaggio

Smarty PantsA great combination of surf, skate and street wear. Labels include Havianas, Elwood, Mossimo, Lollita, Seafolly Kids,All About Eve, O & E, Kustom & Osiris.


Fishermen’s Wharf73-79 Lamont Street,Bermagui, NSW 2546

5 Wallaga StreetBermagui, NSW 2546

Men & Women’s Classic Apparel

Home DécorVintage

Home DécorBooksLinen

Vintage

7 Days 02 6493 5686

Two LocaTions

Overlooking beautiful Bermagui Boat Harbour - enjoy fantastic Campos

Coffee & cake Organic Byron Bay Tea

All day breakfast Lunch including fresh local seafood

Open 7 days a week.Book your party on Thursday, Friday or

Saturday nights.Licensed

Phone: 0264933668Email: [email protected]

Overlooking beautiful Bermagui Boat Harbour - enjoy fantastic Campos

Coffee & cake Organic Byron Bay Tea

All day breakfast Lunch including fresh local seafood

Open 7 days a week.Book your party on Thursday, Friday or

Saturday nights.Licensed

Phone: 0264933668Email: [email protected]

Shop 10, Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf Complex

Ph: 6493 3444 Fax: 6493 3443

www.julierutherford.com.au



SHOP 1 BERMAGUI FISHERMEN’S WHARF

ART SPACE

SHOP 7

Ph 02 6493 3410 www.shop7artspace.com.au www.horseandcamel.com.au

Upstairs Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf. Your Hosts - Janinka & Bruce.

Open Wednesday - Sunday from 2-10pm, 7 days in January, closed Mon, Tues, Wed

in Winter

GALLERY & WINEBAR



Live Music - AprilEden Fishermens ClubPh 6496 1577 Sat 16th Jukebox Saturday NightFri 22nd Over the MoonSat 23rd Pieces of Eight Duo Fri 29th DJ Grey Karaoke Fun Night

Eden Gardens Country ClubPh 6496 1126Sun 23rd Darryl Lamb

Pambula Merimbula Golf ClubPh 6495 6154Thu 28th Red Hot Rhonda – Rhonda Burchmore & Frankie J Holden Show & Dinner. Tickets available at PMGC Reception – Rotary Fundraising Project.

Club Sapphire MerimbulaPh 6495 1306 Fri 1st Ali Penney & the Money Makers, free - Auditorium Sat 2nd Colleen Spillane & Margie Fullertone, free - Main Bar, 7.30pmFri 8th Jack Biilman & the Second Hand Salmon, free - Main Bar, 8pmSat 9th Acacia, - free -Main Bar, 7.30pmFri 15th Porterhouse Blue, free - Main Bar, 7.30pmSat 16th Adam Hole & Marji Curren Band, free- Auditorium, 8.30pmFri 22nd Ross Wilson Live, tickets $37.50, Auditorium Sat 23rd Laurel Calvert, free - Main Bar, 7.30pmSun 24th The O’Donnell Brothers - The Best Of Brothers Show Tickets $20, AuditoriumFri 29th Gary Stoyles Band, free - Main Bar, 8pmSat 30th Over the Moon, free - Main Bar, 7.30pm.

Merimbula Aquarium & Wharf Restaurant Ph 6495 4446 Sun 3rd Steve Clarke Trio

Merimbula RSLPh 6495 1502Watch all the games on the big screens and enjoy the footy tipping.

Lakeview HotelPh 6495 1202 Fri 1st DJ Mick, downstairs BarSat 2nd DJ MickFri 8th DJ Mick, downstairs BarSat 9th DJ MickFri 15th DJ Mick, downstairs BarSat 16th I Am Sam and Mr Bongolicious, $10.00 entryThu 21st Down South Jazz – Hot Jazz AllianceFri 22nd Closed Sat 23rd Stage Fright, $20.00 entryFri 29th DJ Mick, downstairs BarSat 30th DJ Mick

Tathra Beach Bowling ClubPh 6494 1280 Fri 1st Corey Legge Fri 8th Garry Jones Fri 15th Rockin All Over Fri 22nd Poddy Dodgers Fri 29th Corey Legge

Mimosa WinesPh 6494 0164 Live music every Sunday afternoon

Bermagui Country ClubPh 6493 4340 Fri 1st KaraokeFri 8th Cameron CusackFri 15th Daryl LambFri 22nd Brian & AnnieSat 23rd 3 on the treeFri 29th Jacqui

Dromedary Hotel, Central TilbaPh 4473 7223 Sun 3rd Ali Penney & the Money MakersSun 10th WolfSun 17th Dreamtime Boogie

Tilba Valley WineryPh 4473 7308 Sun 3rd Damian CoenSun 17th Jan Preston in concert 3.30pm. $30 includes sparkling wine and oysters

Club Catalina Country ClubPh 4472 4022No admission charge, entertainment from 7.30pmFri 1st Darryl LambSat 2nd Genevieve RoseFri 8th Ricky Lynch BandSat 9th Kerri O’KeefeFri 15th Guy TurkSat 16th Running BearFri 22nd Just JanineSat 23rd Touch TalkSun 24th WhimwhamFri 29th Kirk DavisSat 30th DJ Jukebox

Club Catalina Sports & Leisure Club Ph 4472 4502Sat 2nd Charity Auction for Cameron McMullen – live bandsFri 22nd The Nashberries (no admission charge)Sat 23rd renown band – The Brothers

Ross Wilson is at Club Sapphire Fri 22nd April Rhonda Birchmore is at Pambula Merimbula Golf Club Thur 28th April


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Cobargo Bazaar• Ethnic Art• Folk Instruments• Jewellery• Clothing & Crystals

Princes Hwy Cobargo 6493 6608

Freshly roasted coffee. Home-made cakes, biscuits & Paninis. Featured in Good Food Guide 2010. “Taste sensations that resonate...”

59 Princes Hwy Cobargo 6493 6007 www.valleyedge.net

Life’s Little PleasuresAustralian-made locally hand-crafted arts and crafts, woodward, organic products, jewellery, garden ornaments, clothes & more


57a Princess Hwy, Cobargo 6493 6206

Ello’s CafeDecked out like a carriage, with comfortable booth seating and outdoor eating area, Ello’s Cafe serves all day breakfast, light meals and take-aways.

Bangles GalleryA comprehensive range of all Australian made pottery


South CoaSt Leather

Step Inside and experience that Genuine Leather Smell!

SOUTH COAST LEATHER

Step Inside and Experience That Genuine Leather Smell!

Quality leather goods including:• R.M. Williams, Akubra, Drizabone

• Belts made on-site• Promoting Australian Made

• Best value on the South Coast

68 Princes Highway, Cobargo 2550Phone 6493 6655

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VALLEY EDGE

Opened in 2006 and roasting since 2008, Valley Edge specialises in sourcing and roasting high quality, environmentally sustainable coffees for the Bega Valley. At Valley Edge we are often asked questions concerning the ethics of our trade in coffee beans; at present, all our coffees are from traceable Estates and either certified Rainforest Alliance or Shade Grown.At Valley Edge we believe the biggest impact consumers can have is by choosing between Sustainable and Unsustainable coffee.Unsustainable Coffee: Large commercial coffee roasters create demand for high yield, low quality sun coffees and pay farmers low prices. These coffees require high inputs of chemicals and contribute to the destruction of tropical ecosystems. This is roasting only for profit.Sustainable Coffee: Consumers and Small Batch Specialty Roasters pay higher prices for quality and environmentally certified beans. As the specialty market grows, more farmers are rewarded with higher prices for top grade, environmentally friendly coffee. Coffee lovers get fantastic flavour, growers get a better deal and the planet survives a little longer. Valley Edge, 59 Princes Highway, Cobargo Ph 6493 6007



Foxglove Spires

The village of Tilba Tilba, is nestled just below Central Tilba and is surrounded by lush farmland enjoying the backdrop of Mt Dromedary. It is a great destination for a visitor to the far south coast. A feature of Tilba Tilba, is the magical Foxglove Spires

Complex, where you can wander through the three & a half acres of open garden. You can spoil yourself in the Forget Me Not Gift Shop, find a unique treasure in Gramophones & Old Stuff, take home something different from The Spires Nursery & Garden shop, or gain inspiration from the collectables & homewares in Tilba Treasures. When you are ready to have a bite to eat, or just coffee &

cake, sit a while at Love at First Bite.

Open 7 Days ~ Corkhill Drive, Tilba Tilba

Something Old Something New A beautiful collection of Gifts, Fashion Accessories, Jewellery, Books, Collectables & Old Wares especially for you.

Ph 4473 7080 www.tilbasforgetmenot.com.au

Forget Me Not Gifts - Gramophones ‘n’ Old Stuff

This unique shop is a treasure trove of homewares, antiques, collectables, kitchenware, books, gifts, jewellery and personal care products.

If you need something distinctly Australian for a gift, soothing Goat’s Milk soap products for that sensitive someone or ideas for the home, we’re sure you’ll find all the inspiration you need at Tilba Treasures.

The shop has now been launched on-line as well.

Ph 4473 7799 www.tilbatreasures.com.au

Tilba Treasures

Adjacent to the won’drous Foxglove Spire Gardens. Gourmet Breakfasts & Lunches 16 years of serving rich Crema Coffee & our own amazing cakes. Check our savoury sensations from the blackboard.

Ph 4473 7055 www.tilba.com.au/loveatfirstbite

Love At First Bite

A magical place to visit. Adjacent to Foxglove Spires Open Garden. Rare & interesting perennials, trees, shrubs & roses. Gardeners Shop with an eclectic range of gardeners gifts.

Ph 4473 7196 www.thespiresnursery.com.au

The Spires Nursery

Open GardenWander along many fragrant paths, under rose covered arbours, into

many secluded areas. Enjoy the peace and tranquility of this harmonious, spellbinding, three and a half acre open garden.

Ph 024473 7375 www.foxglovespires.com.au


N u r s e r i e s & G a rd e n s

M o n t h l y G a r d e n Ad v i c e

Simply Succulents 47 Government Rd Eden Ph 6496 1906 Open Saturday - Tuesday

Bega Garden Nursery 32-34 Church St Bega Ph 6492 6628 Open Monday - Saturday

The Spires Nursery Corkhill Dr, Tilba Tilba Ph 4473 7196 Open 7 days

Foxglove Spires Open Garden Corkhill Dr, Tilba Tilba Ph 4473 7375 Open 7 days

Bodalla Nursery 195 Princes Hwy Bodalla Ph 4473 5166 Open 7 days Large range of fruit & deciduous trees.

Keith Mundy

The Spires Nursery

Tilba Tilba

www.thespiresnursery.com.au

With very little effort seaside gardens can be made easy care, low maintenance sources of pleasure throughout the year, providing flowers to pick for the home as well as giving protection from the prevailing winds we experience throughout the year.Of special interest in developing seaside gardens are plants that have silver or grey foliage. The hairy covering of the leaves protects their surface from the salt in the air, as well as serving to reflect light and keep a humid layer close to the surface. This helps keep the plant cool by insulating the tissues from excessive

heat and reducing water loss to the atmosphere. Grey or silver-leafed plants also stand out in the moonlight to add another dimension to your garden, and when planted next to white flowering plants, the effect will be even more dramatic.Many grey and silver-leafed plants are native to the Mediterranean where they can be seen growing wild in huge swathes, clinging to rocky hillsides with very little summer rainfall. Consider planting in large groups of one species for a more definite statement. Many seaside gardens can become a bit

Seaside Survivorslike the proverbial “dogs breakfast” with small plantings of many different plants giving the effect of poor planning. Five or six varieties planted in large, bold clumps and repeated every so often will look much more effective.There are many exotic plants that fit the bill when it comes to grey or silver foliage. Consider plants like Echium, Convolvulus, Gazania, Teucrium, Lavender and many Australian plants like Westringea, Banksia and Leptospermum just to name a few.To add some vibrant colours to existing grey-foliaged plants, there are many other varieties that will tolerate salt laden winds and withstand the drier summers. These include Kniphofia (red hot pokers), Agapanthus, Verbena, Oleander, Cistus and a big range of succulents.Take a drive around your local area and investigate the possibilities. There are some exceptional gardens along this beautiful coastline. Your local nurseryman will be able to give you more ideas, so call in and say hello.

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Caption for photograph © PhotographerFarm near Tilba © Paul Callaghan

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What to See & Do Enjoy the spectacular Foxglove

Spires gardens in Tilba Tilba

Hike to the top of Gulaga (Mt Dromedary) - start at Pam's Store in Tilba Tilba.

Step back in time wandering through the National Heritage listed village of Central Tilba


Foxglove Spires, featuring one of Australia’s finest open gardens covering 3.5 acres. There is also a cafe, giftware, antiques and a nursery on site. Tilba Tilba also has a general store, and is the base for the walk up Gulaga.

The entire village of Central Tilba was classified by he National Trust in 1974 in recognition of its historical significance.

Central Tilba maintains its village atmosphere, and has become a centre for craftspeople and artisans, as well as ‘old-fashioned’ stores like the general store, lolly shop and toy shop.

Shops with leatherwork, woodwork, jewellery, unusual clothing, cafes, antiques and giftware, as well as the pub, art studios, and the famous cheese factory are all located on Central Tilba’s main street.

The famous Tilba Festival is held every Easter, and is a huge community event. Previous Festival have included

The villages of Tilba Tilba and Central Tilba lie on the slopes of Gulaga, a place of great spiritual significance to people from the Yuin nation.

Named Mt. Dromedary by Captain Cook in 1770, the lower slopes of Gulaga became the site of much activity when gold was discovered in the 1860s.

The village of Central Tilba was founded in 1895, when Sam Bate created a subdivision on his land and sold lots at auction.

Many of Tilba’ s buildings were constructed in the late 1880s when the gold boom was at its peak. By the time mining ceased, the dairy industry was firmly established as the main source of income for the area.

The village of Tilba Tilba, just a few kilometres south of Central Tilba, is also protected by a National Heritage listing.

Tilba Tilba is home to the magnificent

“Killarney”Affordable Holiday to the South Coast

near BermaguiWill sleep 6 people, self contained, linen available.

Pets Welcome

“The Lure of the Lake”

Imagine being lulled to sleep by the distant pound of the rolling waves of the sea, waking up to the sounds of the native birds welcoming

a new day, with the whole day ahead to cater to your senses.

Contact Kevin or Pam on 02 4473 7322

TILBA WATERFRONT COTTAGES $660

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hilarious street games like gum-boot throwing and cheese-rolling, town criers, live music, roaming performers and circus workshops. The fantastic range of activities and entertainment to suit all the family makes the Tilba Festival an event worth returning for.

Mystery Bay, just to the east of Central Tilba, has quiet beaches that are great for swimming, diving, snorkelling and fishing.

The Toast of the Coast Wine Tasting & Sales Morning/Afternoon Tea & Coffee

Lunch Available Daily Live music 1st & 3rd Sundays of each month only 11kms south of Narooma and 5kms north of Tilba

Ph: 02 4473 7308Open Wed-Sun 11am-4pmOpen Daily 10-5pm


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Mockingbird Lane Antiques(02) 4473 7226

Gulaga Gallery(02) 4473 7233

Dromedary Hotel(02) 4473 7223

Central Tilba Farm Cabins(02) 4473 7353

ABC Cheese Factory(02) 4473 7387

Tilba Valley Wines(02) 4473 7308

Pam’s Store(02) 4473 7311

Gulaga Gallery(02) 4473 7233

Tilba Leather(02) 4473 7360

Tilba LeatherTilba Leather was established in 1982, and it’s no surprise the business is still going strong after 29 years when you discover the quality of the beautiful leather goods in Phil and Debbie Elton’s shop.Phil is a self-taught leather craftsman, and Tilba Leather is one of the reasons why Central Tilba is considered the Arts and Craft Centre of the South Coast. From belts, bridles, whips, saddle repairs and all manner of things leather, Tilba Leather stocks both new and exciting merchandise, as well as Phil’s creations, but the focus is definitely on Australian leatherwork. Tilba Leather also has a fantastic range of footware, with beautiful Naot and other brands of leather shoes, and quality ugg boots to keep you toasty warm.Debbie is on hand to provide advice and help seven days a week, so step into Tilba Leather and be transported back to your childhood as the aroma of real leather touches your senses. Tilba Leather, 24 Bate St, Central Tilba. Ph 02) 4473 7360. Email [email protected]



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1. The Land of Many Waters Gallery The Land of Many Waters Gallery Batemans Bay Visitors Centre, Princes Highway, Batemans Bay. Ph 4472 6900. Open 7 days. Mixed exhibition featuring local artists working with textiles, print, pastel, paint and more. All work for sale. Visit www.eurobodalla.com.au for more information.

2. Artfull Gallery Shop 3, Clocktower Arcade, Mogo. Ph 4474 5588. Open 10.30am - 4pm Tuesday to Sunday. Original & unique Australian Art at affordable prices.

3. To Di For Designer Accessories Shop 1, 64 Vulcan Street, Moruya. Ph 4474 2422. Open Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm, Saturday 9am - 2pm. Martina Penning exhibits her colourful art with a twist.

4. Jennyrose Design 85 Princes Highway Bodalla NSW (opposite the Bodalla Post Office) Ph 4473 5010 www.jennyrosedesign.com.au Open 11am - 4pm Wednesday - Saturday. Australian crocodile jewellery, collage bags in exotic Australian leathers, bags in marine leather, kangaroo, emu and sharkskin. Stunning new range of stingray leather products in stock.

5. The Montague Art & Craft Society Cottage Gallery 92 Campbell Street, Narooma. Ph: 4476 5397. Red, white and blue house on the hill, up from the Bowlo. Summer opening times: Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm, Saturday 9am -12pm. Also now at the Plaza Shopping Centre. Paintings, craft, jewellery, silk painting and cards all by local artists. Watercolor workshops.

6. Shop 7 Art Space Upstairs Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf. Ph 6493 3410. www.shop7artspace.com.au Open Wednesday - Sunday from 2-10pm, 7 days in January, closed Mon, Tues, Wed in Winter. Current exhibitions - Greg Postle internationally renowned realist Australian bird painter, 13th March – 11th April. Annie Ray & Ozlem Guler 2x local artists, 15th April – 9th May.

7. Bermagui Mudworks 23 Alexander Dr, Bermagui Ph 6493 4661. Open 10am to 5pm Thursday to Monday. Pottery studio & Cafe, with original wheel thrown domestic ware and garden ware.

8. Ivy Hill Gallery 1795 Bermagui Rd, Wapengo. Ph 6494 0152 www.ivyhill.com.au. Open 10am to 5pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Monthly exhibitions featuring the work of the finest contemporary artists in the region. Current exhibition: Rose Chaffey - watercolours, Sonja Jacob - porcelain and Stephanie Sheppard - oil on canvas.

9. Wildlife Art Open Studio 47 Wildlife Drive Tathra. Ph 6494 1645. Open 10am - 4pm every Sunday, Wednesday and public holidays or by appointment. Paintings by Jane Murphy.

10. Bilyara Gallery 89 Wallagoot Lane (off Sapphire Coast Dr) Ph 6494 1559 www.bilyaragallery.com.au Open Wednesday - Sunday from 10am to 5pm. Landscape architecture in tranquil bush setting offering wide range of all Australian art and craft. Homemade cakes and coffee available.

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11. Spiral Gallery 47 Church St Bega. Ph 6492 5322 www.spiralgallery.org.au Open Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm, Sat 10am - 1pm. Represents regional, emerging and established artists. Current exhibitions - "LIVE IT NOW" Youth Week exhibition, opening 5pm Fri 1st April - 21st April. Gallery 1 - Spiral Group Easter Exhibition opening 5pm, 22nd April - 19th May Gallery 2 - Steve Stafford & Neil Campbell.

12. Bega Valley Regional Gallery Zingel Place, Bega. Ph 6499 2187 www.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/Community/Art_Gallery/Art_Gallery.htm Open Tuesday - Friday 10am - 4pm, Saturday 9am - 12 noon. Current exhibition - The Hill - Sue Chancellor, Poppy Benton, Lorna Crane, Jen Mallinson. The journey of four local artists to Broken Hill culminates in an evocative exploration of practice and place. March 25th - May 7th.

13. Australian Pottery at Bemboka 1 Oliver Street, Bemboka Ph 6493 0491 www.australianpotteryatbemboka.com.au Open September - June Friday to Monday from 10am - 5pm or by appointment. Australian pottery made in the last half century, in a contemporary house and gallery setting with mountain views. This season's exhibition features retrospective works by Victor Greenaway, Les Blakebrough, Jenny Orchard, Chris Sanders and many more.

14. The Crossing Gallery 21 Sharpe Street Candelo Ph 6493 2764 www.thecrossinggallery.com.au Open Thursday to Sunday from 10am - 4pm or phone prior to coming. Current exhibition: Forest 2011 - This exhibition is a prelude to the Candelo Village Festival and features a special exhibition by Candelo Artists based on the United Nations Year of the Forest.

15. Boardwalkart Gallery 7 Bodalla Place, Merimbula. Phone 6495 4608 www.boardwalkart.com.au Open September - May, Wednesday and Sunday only from 11am - 3pm. Extended times during Christmas and Easter school holidays. Other times open by appointment only. Exhibition of paintings by Tracey Creighton. Gallery fronts Merimbula Lake accessible from the boardwalk. Art Lessons and Creative Workshops available throughout the year.

16. Artessence Gallery 47 Toalla St Pambula. Ph 6495 7286 Open Monday - Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm, Saturday 10am - 2pm. Paintings, Ceramics, Jewellery, Glassware, Mosaics and Clothing by local and interstate artists.

17. Art on Imlay Just up from the Post Office, Imlay St. Eden. http://eden.nsw.au/arts-crafts More than 50 locals exhibiting art, jewellery, ceramics, sculptures, woodturners, slab settings, needlecraft, and papercraft. Currently two authors have their books on sale.

18. Australian Leaf Art 203 Imlay St. Eden. Ph 6496 2490 Hours Mon - Fri 10 to 4. Weekends by chance or appointment. Unique & original must see artwork - beautiful photographic and image rendering onto native gum leaves. Also Dichroic glass jewellery, giftware, local photos and picture framing. www.australianleafart.com.au


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Moruya River, Moruya © Paul Callaghan


What to See & Do Stroll along the banks of the

beautiful Moruya River

Find the hand-carved poles situated along the length of the main street

Enjoy the fantastic Moruya Country Markets, held every Saturday at Riverside Park

Drive to beautiful Broulee Beach and wander across the permanent sand bar to complete the Broulee Island Walk

The township of Moruya has beautifully preserved heritage buildings and streetscapes and is a great place to explore.

It’s famous for supplying the granite used in the piers of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, as well as Sydney’s Post Office, the Bank of NSW, the Cenotaph in Martin Place and the statue of Captain James Cook in Sydney's Botanic Gardens.

These days however, Moruya is known for the large, intricately carved wooden poles that are dotted along the footpath of the main street.

Moruya has a great array of specialty shops for those looking for something a little bit different. Fantastic cafes,

restaurants and hotels with live music can also be found in this bustling little country town.

Moruya has a thriving arts community, with exhibitions frequently held at the Mechanics Institute.

Every year there are a number of festivals held, including the River of Art, Eurobodalla Slow Food and Moruya Jazz Festivals.

The Deua National Park, the largest in the South East region is a fantastic spot for bushwalking, with the area surrounding the headwaters of the Deua River protected by reserves and wilderness areas.

Moruya Heads is about 10kms to the

east and boasts beautiful views north along the coast and west over the spectacular mountains of the Eastern Escarpment.

Free concert for Youth Week - Aamplify 2011 Battle-of-the-bandsAamplify is the Eurobodalla Shire Council’s premier Youth Week event, and the line-up for the 2011 Battle-of-the-bands features a fantastic mix of local talent and touring bands, all showcasing the talents of young people.This free concert starts at 2pm Saturday April 9th in Riverside Park, Moruya (near where the markets are held).Taking to the stage are six bands - Evacuate the Fallen, South Coast Brothers, The Escape Artist, Lumiere,

The Spindrift Saga and Atticus, as well as an awesome local DJ. The finale promises to be better than ever with the Shire’s best fireworks display at 6.30pm.Aamplify has won many awards and provided local youth with skills and opportunities to shape the local music scene. This year the event’s theme is ‘Celebrate Safely’ and will be supported by local police, community health and other services. Aamplify is a drug,

alcohol and glass free event.For more information, contact Council’s Youth Services on 4474 7402.

Above: ‘Rail Jam’, winners of Aamplify 2010


Skydive Oz puts on a display in Batemans BayWith over 23,000 jumps experience between them, three of the crew from Skydive Oz recently put on a show for local sports enthusiasts at the Hanging Rock Sporting Complex in Batemans Bay. It all started with a request to hold a stall at the inaugural Eurobodalla Sports Expo organised by the Eurobodalla Shire Council, but Skydive Oz came up with a better way to show skydiving to the crowd!Hundreds of locals stopped in their tracks to look skywards as Power FM announced the three parachutes soaring in the stunning blue sky over the Bay. "It couldn’t have been a more perfect day", said instructor Sally Baker, "...not a cloud in the sky and a light north easterly breeze made for smooth landings onto the AFL field". Sally gracefully landed first, followed by Chief Instructor Jules McConnel zooming in over the crowd to display the speed and accuracy at which you

can fly a parachute. “It’s great to see the kids' reactions as you swoop in over them...they just love it!” remarked Jules.But the real show came from the last landing, with a count-down from the crowd as Paul Smith landed trailing a 1500 square foot flag of Australia.Paul has years of experience as a display skydiver jumping into the MCG, Sydney’s Royal Easter Show and Stadium Australia. "It doesn’t matter what size crowd or how high profile the display, it still gets the blood pumping jumping", said Paul. "I prefer demos like these where you can mingle with the crowd after...especially so close to home – we live in a beautiful part of the world", he said with a big smile.Paul is the owner of Skydive Oz, based at Moruya Airport, that offers tandem skydiving and learn to skydive courses all year round. Skydive Oz also holds regular events, hosted by national champions, for experienced skydivers

to hone their skills, attracting people from interstate and overseas. "They keep coming back, not just for the skydiving but the view and the relaxed atmosphere of a drop zone on the coast", Paul proudly stated.For more information on Skydive Oz, call 0438 185 180, visit their website www.skydiveoz.com.au, or catch up with their latest on www.facebook.com/Skydive-Oz-Surfside-to-Outback

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Gold Rush Colony, Mogo © Old Mogo Town


What to See & Do Step back in time and pan for gold

at the Gold Rush Colony

Go mountain-biking on the trails in nearby State Forests

Take a stroll around town and explore the interesting shops

The township of Mogo was born when gold was discovered in the early 1850s at Cabbage Tree Creek. Estimates of the number of diggers who converged on the town range from a conservative 200 to an unlikely 20,000.

To experience what the town was like during the boom, a visit to the Original Gold Rush Colony is a must.

Mogo is now famous for its great range of specialty stores, housed in replica nineteenth century timber buildings.

There are potteries, galleries, antique stores, bookshop and coffee shops, many of which specialise in unusual and interesting items. Mogo is the perfect place to spend time browsing for something a little bit different.

Also in Mogo is the internationally recognised Mogo Zoo. Providing world standard facilities for over 200 animals of more than 39 rare and exotic species, Mogo Zoo is committed to the survival of endangered species, including the rare white lions of ‘Timbavati’.

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Amanda’s of Mogo Extensive range of art & craft supplies including:

♦ Canvasses ♦ Art Materials ♦ Stamping ♦ Papercraft

♦ Scrapbooking ♦ Cardmaking ♦ Precious Metal Clay

Workshops for all levels in card-making, scrapbooking &

PMC (silver) jewellery.

Phone/Fax: 4474 3453

41 Princes Highway, Mogo NSW 2536

Open 7 days 9am - 5pm

Mogo Cottage 30 Princes Hwy Mogo 02 4474 2675 www.jellybeads.com.au

Come play beads under the jellybead tree

• Beads • Books • Magazines • Findings

• Sterling Silver, • Ready Made Jewellery, • Handmade Beads,

• ClassesChildren welcome

“Mogo Cottage”30 Princes HighwayMogo NSW 2536

Tel. 4472 5359 (4472 jely)Fax. 4472 4396

[email protected]

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ABN 19 419 447 524

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Mogo Orchid & Fern NurseryGreenhouse of Australian Native Orchids & Ferns. Specialise in Australian cool climate native orchids. Materials for re-potting & mounting. Wall Décor, Designer pots. Nursery with a difference.

Clocktower ArcadeSix fabulous shops to keep you occupied.46 Sydney St Mogo 4474 2288

Clocktower Arcade

Mogo BookstoreWe offer a wide variety of quality second hand books at affordable prices. Drop in for a relaxed browse when you visit Mogo. Enquiries are welcome.

Princes Hwy Mogo. 4474 2141

Shop 2, ClockTower Arcade, Mogo. 4474 3524

The Old Dairy Country Crafts♦ Shabby Chic ♦ Dolls and Bears ♦ Home Embellishments ♦ Gifts

♦ Cow Ceramics

THE OLD DAIRY

♦ Leather Handbags ♦ Wallets ♦ Italian Sandals ♦ Hats ♦ Jewellery ♦ Gifts and Decor Pieces

Shop 4 Clock Tower Arcade Mogo 4474 0624 [email protected] TP

Artfull GalleryOriginal and Unique Australian Art at

affordable prices. Ideal Gifts for family &

friends, interstate or overseas.

Shop 3 Clock Tower Arcade Mogo. Ph 4474 5588


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14 Charles Street MOGO 4474 2291

Mogo Orchid & Fern NurseryGreenhouse of Australian Native Orchids & Ferns. Specialise in Australian cool climate native orchids. Materials for re-potting & mounting. Wall Décor, Designer pots. Nursery with a difference.

Clocktower ArcadeSix fabulous shops to keep you occupied.46 Sydney St Mogo 4474 2288

Clocktower Arcade

Mogo BookstoreWe offer a wide variety of quality second hand books at affordable prices. Drop in for a relaxed browse when you visit Mogo. Enquiries are welcome.

Princes Hwy Mogo. 4474 2141

Shop 2, ClockTower Arcade, Mogo. 4474 3524

The Old Dairy Country Crafts♦ Shabby Chic ♦ Dolls and Bears ♦ Home Embellishments ♦ Gifts

♦ Cow Ceramics

THE OLD DAIRY

♦ Leather Handbags ♦ Wallets ♦ Italian Sandals ♦ Hats ♦ Jewellery ♦ Gifts and Decor Pieces

Shop 4 Clock Tower Arcade Mogo 4474 0624 [email protected] TP

Artfull GalleryOriginal and Unique Australian Art at

affordable prices. Ideal Gifts for family &

friends, interstate or overseas.

Shop 3 Clock Tower Arcade Mogo. Ph 4474 5588

Posh CatIn Mogo’s ClockTower Arcade you’ll find an extensive range of leather goods and accessories at Posh Cat.The best selection of patent leather handbags, wallets from Serenade and Vera May, gorgeous soft leather handbags from Manzoni, Pierre Cardin, Modapelle, Oran , Hendrella……stylish and irresistible.There's also a variety of Italian sandals to match the handbags and the popular Fabz, the foldable shoes, for style and convenience wherever you go.In the shop you’ll find a fantastic new range of costume jewellery and contemporary silver jewellery for any occasion.There is a unique assortment of lovely art décor pieces that would compliment any home. Looking for something different for yourself, your home or a gift? Then Posh Cat is just the purrfect place to shop.Shop 4, ClockTower Arcade, 46 Sydney St Mogo. Ph 4474 0624


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What to See & Do Explore the Clyde River by boat,

houseboat or kayak

Surf, swim, snorkel and stroll in crystal-clear water at local beaches

Book a fishing charter for a deep-sea fishing experience

Visit the Monga National Park to experience the spectacular escarpment or the Murramarang National Park with its coastal forests

Head south and explore Malua Bay, Mossy Point and Tomakin.

Walk around the scenic Broulee Island Nature Reserve

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREPrinces Hwy, Batemans Bay Ph: 1800 802 528 [email protected]


Surf Beach, Batemans Bay © Paul Callaghan


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Bistro On Green open daily lunch & dinner Coffee shop

Sports Bar - Sky ChannelClub TAB-Club Keno-ATM

Private Function and Conference facilities.Bingo, Trivia, Poker.

Courtesy Bus runs daily from 4.00 pm phone 4472 4502 4 Bowling greens - Full Bowling Program 6 days per week.

Barefoot bowls, bookings essential

Championship 27 hole golf course.•Visitors & Social Groups Welcome - Bookings Required•Fully equipped, well stocked pro shop•Carts, buggies & clubs available for hire•Fully licensed clubhouse - visitors welcome•Café Catalina open daily for lunch & dinner•Gourmet Wood-fired Pizza Oven•Coffee Shop open daily•Large outdoor covered areas• Club TAB - Club Keno - ATM•Sports Bar - Sky Channel - Big Screens•Free Live Entertainment Friday & Saturday nights•Private conference & function facilities available•Courtesy Bus runs daily from 4pm - Surf Beach to Long Beach. Ph 1800 461 442•

154 Beach Road Batemans Bay Tel: 4472 4022 www.clubcatalina.com.au

3 Princes Hwy Batemans BayTel: 4472 4502

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142 Beach Rd Batemans Bay ph 4472 7248

Opal & Shell Museum Treasures from the Deep

Crystals, Gems, Specimens Fossils, Shark Tooth, Shells

Like many coastal towns, Batemans Bay, settled by Europeans in the 1820s, relied on timber, ship building, dairying and fishing as its main source of income in the previous century.

The town is accessed from the north by its famous lifting span bridge, the oldest of its type in Australia.

Now a thriving regional centre and major tourist destination, people come to Batemans Bay from all over Australia for its natural beauty.

Situated on the banks of the magnificent Clyde River, water is deeply ingrained in the culture of ‘the Bay’. Swimming, boating, fishing, kayaking, surfing and diving are all within easy reach of town. The Batemans Marine Park ensures that the coastal environment is protected for future generations.

Hire a boat, kayak or a houseboat to explore the spectacular upper reaches of the Clyde River.

Batemans Bay is a great destination for families, with its array of outdoor activities and attractions such as mini-golf, a cinema, animal park, tennis and a carnival in summer.

Batemans Bay has a fantastic 27 hole championship golf course, and there are plenty of other courses to play within easy driving distance.

Follow the coastline south to explore beautiful beaches to be found at Malua Bay, Rosedale and Broulee

The Bay is famous for its Clyde River oysters, and there are plenty of cafes, restaurants, clubs and hotels offering local seafood on the menu.


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Enjoy fabulous Clyde River Oysters at the river’s edge.

Ask about our BBQ Tours

(02) 4472 6771

BATEHAVEN BOOK EXCHANGE

Buy, Sell & Exchange a wide range of Books Shop 4/270 Beach Rd

BatehavenOpen Mon-Fri 10am-4.30pm,

Sat 10am-1pm

Ph/Fax: 02 4472 6736 Email: [email protected] www.batehavenbookexchange.com

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Bay Theatre Players kick off with a laugh

by arrangement with the Licensor Linda Aronson, c/o Curtis Brown (Aust.) Pty Ltd

Bookings:02 4472 5984 www.baytheatreplayers.org.au

“ Packed ” with

WW 11 Music, Drama, and Larrikin Humour!

by Linda Aronson

Directed by Maureen Connor

The Bay Theatre Players

Eurobodalla’s multi-award winning community theatre company the Bay Theatre Players kicks off its 2011 season with the popular musical comedy “Dinkum Assorted” by Linda Aronson. “Packed” with WW11 music, drama and larrikin humour, this is a real favourite with Australian audiences. Set in the small country town of Warrabadanga, we meet the equally assorted girls of the Dinkum Assorted Biscuit Factory and share their stories of War on the Home Front. The audience is drawn into a feisty fight to save the factory, relish a 'Mum’s Army’ Civil Defence Unit in full flight,

and preview a hilarious Variety Show for the War Effort. There's also a stolen goat and 2,000 US airmen just out of town to complicate matters. Come celebrate the mateship and spirit of these women in those times!Bookings can be made at Bargain Box Fabrics, Orient Street, Batemans Bay, or phone 4472 5984. The preview of Dinkum Assorted is on Saturday April 9 (Matinee), with performances on April 15, 16, 17 (Matinees), 19, 20, 29, 30, May 1 (Matinee), and May 5, 6, & 7. Evenings 7.30pm/Matinee 2pm. Tickets: $15/$13. See www.baytheatreplayers.org.au


Flight Training

Starting from $45 per person. For inquiries call

Mallacoota & Gabo Island Lighthouse Tours

Half Day & Full Day Tours Available Includes lighthouse climb.

6495 1074

Gabo Island Tours&

www.mairserv.com.au (or Ops Manager 0421 029 371)

MERIMBULA’S FAMILY FUN PARK

Triassic Park Walk . Toboggan Run . Toddler Town CarsWilderness Track . Grand Prix Cars . Mini Golf

Rollercoaster . Kiddie Splash Pool . WaterslidesMagic Carpet Slide . Games Room .

Take Away Food, BBQ & Picnic FacilitiesAnnual Passes . Half price returns.

(02) 6495 2299www.magicmountain.net.au

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