Far South Coast Imag August Edition

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Discover Eden

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Art Trail

What To See & Do

What's On

Live Music Guide

Monthly Markets

Regional Map

Alcohol Free Family Event, Heaps Of Traders, Displays, Exhibitions, Events & Activities. 50’s Pin Up Girl Fashion Parade, Tattoo Comp, Show N Shine, Audio Sound Off , Heaps of Novelty Events, Amusement Rides, Free Show Bags, Saturday Night Band & Charity Auction at Moruya Golf Club & Heaps More. Featuring Hot Rods, Street Machines, Customs, Classics, Vintage, Authentic, Drag Cars, Bikes & Big Rigs. Millions of dollars worth of vehicles on display, some of the best in the country including some that have never been shown before. This is an event not to be missed providing an opportunity for students to talk to people from many automotive trades & careers as well as seeing first hand the results from many of these trades & careers. Gates Open 9am Saturday & Sunday. Affordable weekend family event something for everyone. Supporting Telstra Child Flight, Moruya High School & many more. Info: 02 4474 3761

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Crèche and Burn by Footprint Theatre at Club Sapphire Merimbula - Page 9

South Coast Nationals at Moruya - Page 30

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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 Thursday 25th & Friday 26th 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 5th & 19th June from 8am - 1pm. Littleton Gardens, Bega.

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

Monthly Markets GuideBermaguiBermagui 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.

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

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

Batemans Bay High School 3rd Sunday of month.

Local manufacturers and growers of herbal creams and ointments.

Incorporating Certified organic and Chemical-free local ingredients.

For all your facial and skin care needs, visit our website or come and see us at the

markets for specials.Try our Sniffles and snuffles

Beeswax and olive oil chest rub packed full of 6 essential oils to help open the airways

and soothe the throat, a much safer alternative to petrochemical chest rubs for

the kiddies.You can find us at:

Candelo markets in the hall. Wyndham markets in the hall.

Twyford Hall markets. Nethercote market.

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Welcome to the beautiful Far South Coast this August - the last month of winter, and what a winter it's been! Plenty of frosts, plenty of snow, but also very welcome, plenty of those spectacular still, sunny south coast days where you can garden in a t-shirt for a few hours - heaven!

Lots to do this month as usual, whether it's exploring historic villages, cruising our Art Trail or checking out the many National Parks.

If you're in need of a laugh, Footprint Theatre are performing an hilarious play titled "Crèche and Burn"; anyone who has experienced child care centres will no doubt relate to the plight of the long-suffering staff. There's more information about "Crèche and Burn" on page 9.

Potoroo Palace has a new addition to the family - a beautiful baby koala who, like all babies, is growing in leaps and bounds and becoming more adventurous. Potoroo Palace is just 10 minutes north of Merimbula, so make

sure you stop in for a visit.

Merimbula Marina is offering a great discount for whale watching cruises booked in advance - see page 10 for more information.

The South Coast Nationals are on over the last weekend in August and once again it will be a great weekend for the whole family, not just the revheads. With hotrods, street machines, classic, vintage, drag cars and big rigs on display, as well as amusement rides and free showbags, there really is something for everyone. And it's for a good cause too- Telstra Child Flight, Moruya High School and others will benefit from funds raised - see pg 30.

That's just a few ideas for things to do whilst in the region, but don't stop there - keep reading for more.

We hope you enjoy your time on the Far South Coast - don't forget to watch out for the wildlife at night.

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Eden Wharf, 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. Historic Boydtown is also worth a visit - make sure you drop in to the beautifully restored Seahorse Inn.

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

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

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

What to See & Do Visit the Eden Killer Whale Museum

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

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREMitchell Street, Eden Ph: 02 6496 1953

...will take you there!

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

● 18 hole championship golf course ● Fully stocked pro shop ● Lawn bowls ● No crowds, no stress

● Restaurant - Chinese and Australian menu 7 days lunch and dinner

Dining with this view!

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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

99 Princes Highway Eden NSW 2551 Ph: 02 6496 1798 Fax: 02 6496 1820 [email protected] www.fountaincaravanpark.com.au

Located in the heart of beautiful Eden, only

minutes walk to club, hotels and

shopping centre

Wireless Internet access available

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

178 Imlay St, Eden NSW 2551 Ph 02 6496 1657

[email protected] www.heritagehouseunits.com

• New Complex • Centre of Town • Motel & SC Units • Now with Wireless Broadband • Fantastic views of Twofold Bay

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Eden’s Simply Succulents

at the Best Western Coachman’s Rest Motor Inn

• Specialising in fresh local seafood• Local succulent steaks• Children catered for• Book your function NOW

Ph 6496 1900Opposite Eden Golf Club

81 Princes Hwy Eden

Lamplighter Restaurant

Eden Killer Whale Museum celebrates its 80th anniversary

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

On 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. Tom’s body was processed across the bay at Davidson Whaling Station on the shores of Kiah Inlet. Local entrepreneur John R Logan drove the vision, and in February the following year sought out a committee to begin the project of establishing a home for the skeleton of Tom.

The building was eventually completed in 1938 with Tom being installed early in 1939. In the interim, visitors to Eden were able to see the great orca skeleton in the private offices of Logan which were located close to the main business area of Imlay Street. Unfortunately Logan passed away late 1937, never seeing his dream realised.The museum building is now an iconic centrepiece overlooking the sapphire waters of Twofold Bay and has recently been recognised as holding collections of local, national and international significance. This year Eden Killer Whale Museum has a full programme of events planned to celebrate its 80th anniversary

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. Artefacts range across a broad cross section of collecting areas including Australiana, militaria and costume. This exhibition complements the permanent exhibitions that encompass the historical aspects of Eden’s timber, fishing and whaling industries and maritime heritage.Collectoscope is open at the Eden Killer Whale Museum 11th September 2011.

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Pambula Beach © 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.

Just 5 minutes east of the village is Pambula Beach, set between the ocean, the mouth of Pambula River and Ben Boyd National Park.

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

4/13 Toalla St Pambula. Ph: 6495 6335

PAMBULA PAMBULA LIQUORSTOP ISMORE THAN JUST A PLACE TO

BUY A CASE OF BEER, IT’S YOUR ONE STOP PREMIUM

LIQUOR SHOP WITH:

• No parking or traffic hassles• An extensive range of premium wines & spirits• Weekly specials• Friendly & knowledgeable customer service• A delivery service till late is available

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PAMBULA’S LITTLE BOTTLER IS MORE THAN JUST A PLACE TO BUY A CASE OF BEER, IT’S YOUR ONE STOP PREMIUM LIQUOR SHOP WITH:

No parking or traffic hassles•An extensive range of premium wines & spirits•Weekly specials•Friendly & knowledgeable customer service•A delivery service till late is available•

DRIVE RIGHT UP, WALK RIGHT IN!

4/13 Toalla St Pambula Ph 6495 6335

Your local liquor specialist

OPENED UNOPENED BOTTLED

Sit by the lake and enjoy freshly opened oysters

Shed 1- 52 Landing Road Pambula Lake

02 6495 6704 0414 524 064

[email protected]

Hand-moulded Organic SourdoughsCakes & Pastries

Wild Variety of PiesThe Finest Australian Grown Coffee

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

Extended opening hours during School Holidays

Diverse Range of Gluten-free products

26 Quondola St Pambula 6495 6649

CAFÉ STYLE EATING


A unique & refreshing selection of paintings, ceramics,

jewellery, glassware, sculpture and clothing

[email protected]

47 Toalla Street Pambula 6495 7286

McKells Picture Framing

Open Mon-Fri 9.30 to 4.30pm Sat 10 to 2pm

♦ Photos ♦ Original Artwork ♦ Mirrors ♦ Needlework ♦ Prints ♦ Just about anything

We can frame your:

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

Ring for Shuttle Bus 6495 6154

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

Next to the Pambula Bridge 6495 7257

Oaklands Pambula

OPEN 7 DAYS

Got some time on your hands this August? McKells Picture Framing in Pambula is reducing the cost of custom framing by 20% for August only, so now is the perfect time to dig out those artworks and treasured mementos you've always wanted to frame and save. The sale applies to prints, mirrors and original artworks as well as needlework, tapestries and memorabilia. Terri and Amanda at McKells specialise in interior design framing, so if you're thinking of a spring make-over for your home, organise your framing now and save 20%. Those cold, wintery days are a great time to bring out the photo albums, and if you get five photos framed as Christmas presents, with the savings you make you'll get a sixth photo framed almost free! Grandma's tapestries, favourite pressed flowers, historic documents or a child's first drawings - there's no end to the things you can get framed. McKells Picture Framing is located in one of Pambula's famous historic buildings, along with Art Essence Gallery which has a fantastic range of ceramics, sculpture, paintings, jewellery and glassware to admire.

Sale on framing at McKells Picture Framing

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Merimbula Lake, Merimbula © Paul Callaghan

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VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREBeach Street, Merimbula Ph: 02 6495 1129



What to See & Do Get out on the water with hire boats

or fishing charters Take a scenic flight Have some thrills at Magic

Mountain Fun Park, Top Fun & Mandeni Family Fun Park

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.

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

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 that offer live music; with everything from local performers to international acts.

A fun way to explore the beautiful Merimbula Lake½ hr - $25 1 hr - $35 2 hrs - $50 3 hrs - $65 4 hrs - $80 5 hrs - $95All day special - ONLY $120

FREE Dolphin Cruise with every fishing ticket booked on a 5hour Reef Fishing Charter

5 HOUR REEF$100 Adults $90 Seniors $60 Child under 16yrs $250 Family (2 adults & 2 children)

Reef Fishing Charters

Merimbula Marina

Hire Boats

2 HOUR SCENIC CRUISE - regularly sighting Dolphins, Seals,Penguins, Seabirds$30 Adult$25 Senior/Student$20 Child (5-15yrs) $10 Child under 5yrs$85 per family (2 adults, 2 children under 16yrs)$10 per additional child from same family

Dolphin Cruises

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6495 1686

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BOOK BEFORE EnD OF auguST & RECEIvE 30% OFF all 3.5HR CRuISES

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Opposite Lakeview Hotel www.merimbulamarina.com [email protected]


Business For Sale

ph 6495 1557

PIZZA, PASTA RIBS, PIZZA DEALS & BAKED POTATOES EAT - IN, TAKEAWAY HOME DELIVERY Next Door To TOP FUN Budget Pizzas

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thicker base.

1 Market St. Merimbula Ph (02) 6495 1202www.merimbulalakeview.com.au

BAR GRILL GARDEN∙ Accommodation ∙ Bar & Grill

∙ Bottleshop ∙ Functions ∙ Regular Entertainment

The

Merimbula Lakeview Hotel

Laughs aplenty from Footprint Theatreoften outrageous in its acerbic down to earth humour and sharply observed caricatures of the Creche’s clientele." - Courier Mail. "Laugh a minute" - The Australian. "A plot with more surprises than an unfolding nappy" - StageDiary.com Tickets cost $20 (including free tea and coffee) and can be booked from Club Sapphire on 6495 1306. Please note that as it includes coarse language and mild themes, the play is not suitable for children. Club Sapphire offers free childminding and a courtesy bus on Friday and Saturday evenings. For more information go to www.footprint.org.au.

Footprint Theatre offers a great night out for the grown-ups with its latest production "CRÈCHE AND BURN" from 19 - 27 August at Club Sapphire in Merimbula. Written by Elise Greig and directed by Wilma Donovan, this situation comedy with heart is set in a childcare centre - but it's not child's play!Sarah is a newly trained childcare worker, it’s her first day on the job at Little Acorn Crèche and she’s as keen as mustard. The other staff call in sick, leaving Sarah alone to deal with the children who just want to wee on each other, have food fights and set fire to the place. Then there’s the parents, a motley crew of single mothers, career women, stay-at-home mums, the grandmother who thinks the childcare centre is the equivalent of a dog kennel, the biker mum who believes breastfeeding is an act of cannibalism and a Community Service Woman who's off the planet. Things couldn’t be worse. Enter Robert, the weekend father. He’s a gentle guy who just wants to spend quality time with his daughter, but somehow ends up taking the childcare centre hostage. All this and it’s not even morning tea!Here's what critics made of La Boite Theatre's production of the same play: "Side Splitting … a zany, slapstick romp … Disarmingly close to the bone …


HEADLANDFISHING ADVENTURES

Merimbula - NSW

The best fishing boat in town offeringREEF, DEEP SEA and GAME FISHING - WHALE WATCHING

No fishing licence required • On-board Toilet PHONE: 6495 1134

Open to the public 7 DAYS 9.30am - 5pmPh 0403 706 692 www.mandeni.com.au/Mandenicentre

Just 5 minutes north of Merimbula on Sapphire Coast Drive

Golf•Cycle BBQ•Relax

New Activities . Archery. Paddle Boats. Giant Jumping Pillow. Bike trails & Hire. 9 hole golf course. 9 hole pitch & putt. 18 hole mini-golf. Water Golf. Croquet, bocce & orienteering

M A N D E N IFA M I LY F U N PA R K & G O L F C E N T R E

Enquire about our family day pass

Merimbula Marina Celebrates WhalesNational Whale Day was launched in 2008 by IFAW as an opportunity to celebrate Australia’s unique relationship with whales as they travel 10,000 kms up and down our coasts on their annual migration route.Whilst many whales have already been sighted off Merimbula this season, the best time for whale sightings on the South Coast is from September to the end of November.For National Whale Day 2011, Merimbula Marina is launching a new Annual Whale Watching Pass and a Photo Competition. The $350 Annual Pass will enable the holder to enjoy as many whale watching cruises as they like during the season. To celebrate the launch of the Pass, which is sure to be highly popular amongst avid whale watchers, one will be given away for free. Merimbula Marina's Photo Competition is open to anyone who takes a photo of a whale during the 2011 season, with first prize an Annual Whale Watching Pass for 2012.For competition details contact Merimbula Marina on 6495 1686 or email [email protected], anyone booking and paying for a 2011 Whale Watching Cruise before August 31st receives a 30% discount, so book now.


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

Camping suppliesBBQ

equipmentOutdoor

cooking utensilsTents, sleeping bags,

sleeping mats & swags

6 Alice St, Merimbula Ph 6495 2571 Fax 6495 2798

Check out our current specials

AUSTRALIA

Choose from our casual lunch menu (11.30am - 2.30pm)

Fish Feeding Monday, Wednesday & Friday 11.30

Showcasing the Marine Life of our coast plus Great Food with spectacular views

Lake Street Merimbula Phone (02) 6495 4446

Ph: 02 6494 9225 Fax: 02 6494 9559 Office: 02 6494 9053 Email: [email protected]

www.potoroopalace.com

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

• Blue Wren Cafe now licensed, enjoy Breakfast, Lunch & Devonshire Tea• BBQ also available• Evening meals (with talks & walk optional) for groups by arrangement

9km north of Merimbula on the Princes Hwy

Potoroo Palace welcomes a new baby koalaWhen Blinky arrived at Potoroo Palace in March 2010, the staff became very hopeful that he would mate with Suzie, our resident koala. Night cameras revealed that the relationship had many ups and downs. The staff were unsure as to whether consummation had occurred. The first sign was industrious cleaning of her pouch by Suzie. Soon some movement was noticed. Did she have indigestion? Was there something amiss in her gut? Excitement was intense. About mid May a paw was seen coming out of the pouch, followed by a curious little face two weeks later. The new baby has continued to show curiosity about everything in her surroundings. In mid June baby was seen eating a yucky substance which was pap, produced by her mother to start digestive processes which would later be needed for the absorption of nutrients from eucalyptus leaves.As time went on baby was seen climbing all over Suzie with very little fear, and reaching for gum leaves. She is now actually having a nibble, even though her diet will be mainly mother's milk until she is a year old. Visitors to Potoroo Palace now have the pleasure of watching the new baby at her mother's discretion, with Suzie very protective, wrapping her arms around the precious bundle.Baby grows more beautiful daily as her fur thickens and transforms her appearance from greyhound to koala.See Potoroo Palace's ad (right) for details.

Below: Suzie and her new baby


Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9am to 4pmSat 9 to 12 noon

Classes AvailableAll needlecraft & patchwork supplies

489 Sapphire Coast Dr, Merimbula (1.6km north of the Tura Beach turn-off)

(02) 6495 [email protected]

www.mandeni.com.au/needlecraft

Shop 3 Alice St MerimbulaPh 6495 3844

Visitor Centre

Merimbula Lake

RSL Club

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Fresh Fish • Prawns • Lobster & Crabs PLUS products not seen or

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● Ten Pin Bowling● Zone 3 Laser Game● Mini Golf● Video Games● Kiosk● Birthday PartiesEFTPOS, City Link & Mobile Recharge available www.topfun.com.au

99 Main Street Merimbula

02 6495 3091

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

Main Street, Merimbula NSW 2548 I Ph: 02 6495 1306

clubsapphire.com.au I [email protected]

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Middle Lagoon, Mimosa Rocks National Park © Paul Callaghan

Tathra www.farsouthcoastimag.com.au

www.farsouthcoastimag.com.au

www.tathrabeachhouse.com.au [email protected]

Ph: 02 6499990057 Andy Poole Drive Tathra

Set in beautifully landscaped grounds featuring ponds and waterfalls.

Resort style quality apartments, villa houses and motel units. 2 swimming pools,

2 spa pools & a hydrotherapy swim spa.

Located directly opposite Tathra’s famous surf beach

AAA

Golf or Tennis Ph 6494 1220

The Golden Sands Chinese Restaurant

(Chinese/Australian Food)Dinner Wed-Sun, Lunch Wed-Sun

Ph 6494 5222

Is Gambling a Problem For You? Call G-Line (NSW). A confidential anonymous free counselling service. FREE CALL 1800 633 635

For the information of members and their guests

Tathra Beach Country Club

Andy Poole Drive Tathra

Award Winning Sausages1st Prize - Gourmet Chicken 2nd Prize - Pork 3rd Prize - Continental

Great range of quality meats and smallgoods

Tathra Butchery 7 Bega Street Tathra Ph 6494 1234

What to See & Do Check out the view and whales

from the Headland lookout Enjoy the walk from Tathra to the

mouth of the Bega River at Mogareeka Explore the Bega River by boat

With beautiful beaches, estuaries and National Parks all close by, Tathra is an ideal holiday destination for both families and couples.

Tathra’s famous historic Wharf, classified by the National Trust as the only remaining steamer wharf on the Australian coastline, is a popular spot for fishing.

Swimming at Tathra’s patrolled beach (summer only) may provide the added bonus of a dolphin sighting, or even a glimpse of a passing whale migrating south from September to November.

Bushwalking, kayaking, mountain-biking, snorkelling and surfing are all popular around Tathra.

There are lots of things for the kids to do, with a fantastic skatebowl suitable for skateboards, bikes and scooters, and a great playground, both located near the Tathra Surf Lifesaving Club.

An easy 3km walking & cycling track runs from Tathra to the mouth of the Bega River at Mogareeka, with other walks around town as well.

Direct access to the ocean is available at Kianinny Bay (also good for

swimming), and the boat ramp at Mogareeka provides an easy launch into the Bega River estuary.

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

Enjoy bushwalking in the Tathra Forest Wildlife ReserveFrom Tathra, head back toward Bega on the Snowy Mountains Highway, and turn right into Thompsons Drive. The car park on the right marks the start of the Tathra Forest Wildlife Reserve.

This 60 hectare wildlife corridor provides habitat for a range of fauna species, including glossy black-

cockatoos, listed as a threatened species. These rare birds feed on the black sheoaks (Allocasuarina litoralis) found in coastal forests, and build nests in the hollows of old or dead trees.

The Main Ridge Track passes through coastal rainforest down to a secluded wetland, with a variety of waterbirds,

frogs and water dragons.

Continue through the Reserve until you reach Dilkerra Rd; follow this until you reach the famous Tathra beach, winner of the 2008 NSW Clean Beach Award.

The walk takes about 45 minutes one way, and is graded as easy - medium.

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Mumbulla Mountain, Bega © Paul Callaghan

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VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREAt Bega Cheese Heritage Centre Lagoon Street, Bega Ph: 02 6491 7645



The Bega Cheese Heritage CentreLagoon Street, North Bega

Open 9am-5pm, 7 days(closed Christmas Day

& Good Friday)• Free admission

• Gourmet range of fudge• Cheese tastings & sales -

• Ice creams, milk shakes & light meals• The History of Dairying Museum

• Picnic area• Local products

• Arts & Craftswww.begacheese.com.au

[email protected] 02 6491 7762

Now incorporating the Bega Visitor Information Centre Ph 02 6491 7645 Fax 02 6491 7646 [email protected]

Deane’s Buslines Servicing 5 times daily

Regional Bus Ticketingavailable for Countrylink

& Premier busservices

What to See & Do Visit the Bega Cheese Heritage

Centre

Follow the picturesque walking/cycling track near the Bega River

Take in the view from the Bega lookout, 5km north of Bega

Visit the Art Galleries

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.

Views of Mumbulla Mountain to the north and the escarpment to the west are best appreciated from the Lookout, located just 3 kilometres north of town on the Princes Highway.

In the language of local Aboriginal people, members of the Yuin nation, Bega is said to mean “large camping ground”. It would have been a place of great abundance, with an underground lake feeding a series of wetlands, providing plenty of tucker.

The dairy industry has always played a major part in the Bega economy, and this is still the case today, with the Bega Cheese Co-op one of Australia’s leading manufacturers of dairy products, exporting millions of dollars worth of product every year.

A visit to the Bega Cheese Heritage Centre is a must for all visitors to the region. The Heritage Centre has a wonderful display of cheese and butter-making equipment from the 1900s, and provides an insight into how early farmers lived, worked and transported their products.

The Heritage Centre is also home to the Bega Tourist Information Centre, which provides information about attractions throughout the region.

Bega has seen its demographics change over the past 30 years, with many people moving from cities to enjoy the relaxed country lifestyle.

Bega has a thriving arts community with its own Regional Gallery which hosts several major exhibitions each year, as well as the artist-run Spiral Gallery.

A new retail complex is under construction in the middle of town

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Phone ahead for prompt service: 6492 6000

• Fantastic range of instruments & accessories • Print music, CD’s & DVD’s • The best in Hi-Fi & Home Theatre • Magpie School of Music - teaching all instruments125 Auckland St Bega 6492 3533 www.magpiemusic.com.au

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Large range of stock frames, fast and friendly service. Selection of local photography by Tony & Robert Lockerbie. Think outside the picture.

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Bega Garden NurseryHardy plants for coastal, frost & dry conditions. Seedlings and herbs are our speciality. OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY “The little nursery down the lane”

Rear of 32-34 Church St Bega 6492 6628

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Caption for photograph © PhotographerBermagui © 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. Book a fishing charter on one of the many local boats or throw in a line from the beach, rocks or along the Bermagui River.

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.

Try out the 18-hole golf course, hit a ball around the tennis courts or play bowls at the Bermagui Country Club. The Terrace Cafe at the Club is open every day for lunch and dinner; you can pore over the menu online so you can order as soon as you arrive.

Test your riding skills at the Bermagui Mountain Bike Park. Go bush walking, take a guided walk or bird watch in the surrounding National Parks and State Forests.

Take a guided tour of the Montreal Goldfield and learn about the discovery of gold in the 1880s.

There is a range of accommodation in Bermagui including B&Bs, motels, tourist/caravan parks, self-contained holiday units and houses and camping.

Visit the new Fishermen's Co-op complex with restaurants, a wine bar and gift shops to wander through, or sit and watch the boats unloading their daily catch of fresh fish.

There are several artists studios in and around Bermagui, including Bermagui Mudworks just south of town where you can enjoy a coffee and browse through the extensive range of individually crafted pottery. Shop7 Artspace features the works of resident artist Greg Postle, a realist painter who creates amazingly accurate paintings of birds. Also worth a visit is Ivy Hill at Wapengo and Mister Jones in town.

Groups - Bookings essential 1800 645 808 6493 3054

“A unique experience”Admittance by guided tour only

Tours daily at 2pm - $5pp - 1¼ hrs

Montreal Goldfield at Bermagui


• Gifts & Homewares • Fashion & Accessories • Mens Gifts • Home Fragrance

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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The Pineapple

Men and Women’s Classic Fashion

and Collectable and Unusual Decor

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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

Lamont St. Bermagui www.bermaguifishermenswharf.com.auPhone 02 6493 4575

Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf come and enjoy the experience

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

5 Wallaga StreetBermagui, NSW 2546

Men & Women’s Classic Apparel

Home DécorVintage

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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 for breakfast lunch & coffee.Open for Dinner Friday - Monday

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Book your party on Thursday, Friday or Saturday nights.

Phone: 02 64933668 Shop 9 Fishermens Wharf Bermagui

Overlooking beautiful Bermagui Boat Harbour - enjoy fantastic Campos

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All day breakfast Lunch including fresh local seafood

Open 7 days for breakfast lunch & coffee.Open for Dinner Friday - Monday

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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

bluewave Seafood Bermagui

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

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Open 7 days Take away fish and chips

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Bermagui Fishermen’s WharfBermagui GiftsA truly beautiful place to live and work - that's the view of Bermagui Gifts owners Cheryl and Tim Preo, who have owned their business for 5 years and have seen their pretty little coastal town go from strength to strength since moving to the new Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf complex in November 2009.With a wide range of giftware, home fragrances, homewares, soaps, ladies fashion and accessories to choose from and with brand names such as GUESS, Benetton and Pierre Cardin, Bermagui Gifts can cater for all tastes and budgets. The business has gained a reputation for providing excellent service at a reasonable price with most visitors returning year after year to this hidden gem on the Wharf. Visitors to the Wharf can also watch the fish being unloaded from the busy trawlers each afternoon and early evening.Bermagui Gifts, Shop 4 on the Wharf, 73 - 79 Lamont St Bermagui. Phone 6493 3634. Open 7 days a week.


26th - 28th August - Eurobodall Orchid Club Spring Show - Narooma

27th - 28th August - South Coast Nationals at Moruya High School - Moruya

What's On - August

Live Music - August

26th January - 11th September - Collectoscope - 80th Anniversary ExhibitionAt the Eden Killer Whale Museum, Collectoscope showcases rarely displayed items in the Museum's collection as part of its 80th anniversary year. Check page 5 for more information or phone 6496 2094. www.killerwhalemuseum.com.au

19th - 27th August - Crèche and Burn, Club Sapphire, MerimbulaPresented by Footprint Theatre, "Crèche And Burn" promises to be a hilarious night out for the grown-ups with a production all about the trials and tribulations of a child-care centre. Tickets $20 (including free tea and coffee) from Club Sapphire on 6495 1306. More information on page 9, or go to www.footprint.org.au.

27th - 28th August - South Coast Nationals Moruya High School, MoruyaA great day out for the family (alcohol free event) with some of the best vehicles in the country on display worth millions of dollars, including Hot Rods, Street Machines, Customs, Classics, Vintage, Authentic, Drag Cars, Bikes & Big Rigs. Also Saturday Night Bandand Charity Auction at Moruya Golf Club and Heaps More. Gates Open 9am Saturday & Sunday. Supporting Telstra Child Flight, Moruya High School and many more. More details on page 30 or phone 4474 3761.

26th - 28th August Eurobodalla Orchid Club Spring Show, Narooma Leisure CentreA variety of beautiful species will be showcased over the weekend, with orchids and orchid accessories available for sale. Open on Friday and Saturday from 9am - 5pm and Sunday 9am - 1pm.

Eden Fishermens ClubPh 6496 1577Fri 26th Darryl Lamb

Pambula Merimbula Golf ClubFri 19th Nick Marshall

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

Club Sapphire MerimbulaPh 6495 1306 Fri 5th Pugsley Buzzard plus Jonno Zilber, 8pm. Free in the Audi Sat 6th Garry Soloman & Tallulah Lacy, main bar 7.30pm Fri 12th Acacia, 7.30pm Rockpool Café Sat 13th Garry Carson Jones, 7.30pm Main Bar 19th - 27th Footprint Theatre presents “Creche & Burn” Contact club for details. Fri 19th Brian Frazer, 7.30pm Rockpool Café,

Sat 20th One For the Road, 7.30pm Main Bar Fri 26th Guitarama CD Launch) 7. 30pm, Rockpool Café Sat 27th Over the Moon, 7.30pm Main Bar

Merimbula Aquarium & Wharf Restaurant Ph 6495 4446 Sun 7th Steve Clarke Trio

Bermagui Country ClubPh 6493 4340 Fri 5th Karaoke, 8pmSat 6th Endangered Species, 8pmFri 12th Tony Jaggers, 8pmSat 13th Once Bitten, 8pm Fri 19th Darryl Lamb, 8pmSat 20th DJ Matt Brown, 8pmFri 26th Brian and Annie, 8pmSat 27th Original Theft, 8pm

Tilba Valley WinesPh 4473 7308 Closed for August

ClubCatalina Country ClubPh 4472 4022No admission charge, entertainment from 7.30pmFri 5th Darryl LambSat 6th Kirk DavisFri 12th Guy Turk Sat 13th Pieces of 8Fri 19th Michelle CashmanSat 20th Roddy ReasonFri 26th Chalkie White BandSat 27th Soundman DJ

ClubCatalina Sports & Leisure ClubPh 4472 4502Fri 5th Original Theft - The McGrath Brothers Fri 12th Dave Berry Jam Session*Sat 13th The Whispering Jack Show A Tribute to the music of John Farnham. 8pm, $15 per ticket. Fri 19th Dave Berry & Guest*Fri 26th Dave Berry & Hidden Talent* *Bring your own instrument & get involved!!


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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

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

Princes Hwy Cobargo 6493 6608

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• Belts made on-site• Promoting Australian Made

• Best value on the South Coast

68 Princes Highway, Cobargo 2550Phone 6493 6655

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Cobargo BazaarEver wondered where to go to find something a bit unusual, a bit different or a bit funky? Head to Cobargo Bazaar to find something special for yourself or your home. With a range of clothing made from natural fibres and silks in different styles and sizes, Cobargo Bazaar is a world away from mass-produced clothing retailers. There are plenty of clothes that you won’t find in the average ‘high street’ store. You’ll also find lots of beautiful jewelry, particularly silver, with designs sourced from around the world. Funky hats are plentiful, as well as shawls and silk scarves to add some colour.Cobargo Bazaar also stocks homewares, including hand-carved furniture, hammocks, exquisite light fittings from Indonesia, folk instruments from around the globe and lots of other craft items to bring a unique touch to your home. From India you’ll find cushion covers, bedspreads and rugs in gorgeous designs and colours. Drop in to Cobargo Bazaar and see for yourself - it’s a real treasure trove.Cobargo Bazaar, Princes Highway, Cobargo Ph/Fax 6493 6608.


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


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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 the rising cost of fruit and vegetables, thought should be given to planting trees and shrubs that will provide food for the table and some added visual pleasure to the garden.Wherever you live, consideration should be given to including edible plants in the garden. Consider the enormous range of plants that are sold in nurseries from common vegetables, berries and fruits through to unusual Australian native fruits.Even the smallest garden can afford

to have a few edible plants. There has been a great improvement in the last couple of years with new dwarf growing vegetables that are suitable for pot culture. Any small sunny spot in the garden or on a veranda can accommodate a pot that can grow a tomato, some mixed salad vegetables or a dwarf fruit tree or shrub. Fruit trees can be planted as ornamentals as well as supplying the gardener with a delicious yield. Many fruit trees are deciduous providing

shade in summer and sun in winter with flowers in the spring.Small berry shrubs can be planted in sunny spots instead of ornamental shrubs, and many of the fruiting vines can be grown against fences, trellises or walls. To successfully grow vegetables, herbs or other edible plants the three essentials are good soil, sun and good drainage. Fruits and vegetables that have to struggle against the elements are tough and not as sweet and tasty as ones that have optimum growing conditions. Vegetables sheltered from winds will increase their yield by up to 50 per cent. Talk to your local nursery person if you are a newcomer to growing edible plants and they will give you some handy hints for successful gardening. August is a great time to check out your local nursery along the coast as a large range of food plants are available and can be planted in the warmer regions of the coast.Remember, gardening is great for your health.

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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


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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 Festivals 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

Affordable Holiday to the South Coast near Bermagui.Sleeps 6 people, self contained, linen available, pets welcome.

“The Lure of the Lake”

Imagine being lulled to sleep by the distant sound of the rolling waves of the sea, waking up to the sounds of the native birds welcoming a new day.

$660 per week during off-season

email - [email protected]

Contact Kevin or Pam on 02 4473 7322

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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.


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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

The Dromedary HotelIf you’re spending time in Central Tilba, drop in to the Dromedary Hotel and “have a cold one” in the historic atmosphere of an original country pub. The pub was one of the first buildings constructed in the village, and was originally run as a coffee palace. Operating as a hotel since 1896, the “Drom” has a long tradition of hospitality that is still evident today.Like many of the original buildings in Central Tilba, the "Drom" was built from timber, no doubt supplied by one of the local sawmills. A testament to the durability of hardwood, the "Drom" is a fantastic example of 1890s architecture.Located right in the centre of the National Trust-classified village, the "Drom" has accommodation available, making it a perfect base to explore the town, with everything located within easy walking distance. With cold beers on tap, delicious lunches and dinners available and a great verandah, the Dromedary Hotel is the perfect spot to while away a sunny afternoon. The Hotel is open 7 days a week, so drop in and say hello.

The Dromedary Hotel - Bate St, Central Tilba. Ph. (02) 4473 7223



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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. Representing a stylistically-varied selection of local art by established and emerging artists, with a leaning toward the contemporary and modern, but with smatterings of old-world and traditional works; original and 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. Gumnut Hideaway Gallery ‘Couria Creek’ 9065 Princes Highway, Tilba Tilba. Ph 4473 7211 wwwgumnuthideawaygallery.com.au Open most days – please ring first. Rustic timber gallery exhibiting images on canvas by local nature and landscape photographer Lindy Quin. Also photo books showcasing the Far South Coast.

5. Shop 7 Art Space Upstairs Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf. Ph 6493 3410. www.shop7artspace.com.au Open Thursday - Sunday from 3pm - 9pm Current exhibition -- Resident artist Greg Postle, realist painter specialising in birdlife.

6. Bermagui Mudworks 23 Alexander Dr, Bermagui Ph 6493 4661. Pottery studio & Cafe, with original wheel thrown domestic ware and garden ware. Closed from June to August.

7. 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.

8. 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 exhibitions: Atonement, July 1 – August 6.reSOURCE: the art of recycling, August 12 – September 24. Opening (and announcement of winners) 6pm, Friday 12th August. Entry free, all welcome.reSOURCE: the art of recycling is a community art exhibition and competition open to all residents of the Bega Valley Shire. This exciting project showcases creative works made from reusable waste materials. The aim is to challenge peoples’ perceptions about ‘rubbish’ and to celebrate the reuse and recycling of waste through arts and crafts. Entry free, all welcome.

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9. Spiral Gallery 47 Church St Bega. Ph 6492 5322 www.spiralgallery.org.au Open Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm.

Represents regional, emerging and established artists. Current Exhibitions: Gallery 1: Le Jardin - garden sculpture, ceramics, paintings, textiles & plants (to 10 August). TAS-MANI-A - solo exhibition by Victoria Morris (12th - 31st August). Gallery 2: Spiral Artists.

10. 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.

11. The Crossing Gallery 21 Sharpe Street Candelo Ph 6493 2764 www.thecrossinggallery.com.au Closed from May 2nd for winter.

12. 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.

13. Mark Gray Gallery Shop 7, The Plaza, 20 Market St, Merimbula Ph 6495 3317 www.markgray.com.au Open 10am - 4pm 6 days, closed Tuesdays. The Mark Gray Gallery features breathtaking award-winning fine art landscape photography by Internationally recognised local photographer Mark Gray. Browse a wide range of limited edition prints, posters, gifts and more. Group and private photography workshops also available.

14. Long Point Gallery 42 Lake Street, Merimbula Ph 6495 3398 www.longpointgallery.com.au. Open to the Public (private viewings by appointment, please phone). Longpoint Gallery is the studio gallery of local award winning artist Kathryn Hede. Kathryn’s delightful and passionately inspired works show a diverse range of styles and mediums – moody landscapes, vibrant and evocative seascapes and vivid abstracts. A short drive from the centre of Merimbula, following the lake foreshore and close to the picturesque Bar Beach and Merimbula Wharf.

15. 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.


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Mogo © Paul Callaghan


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

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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

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’.

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

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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

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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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

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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

Artfull GalleryThe Artfull Gallery was born of the desire to offer value-for-money in locally-produced artwork. Launched in August 2010, Artfull Gallery started out with just the artistic works of the two owners – Chera and Colin Jeffrey – and two or three others. Now Artfull Gallery displays and sells the work of more than two dozen Australian artists all living and working in and around the beautiful Eurobodalla Region on the South Coast of NSW. Artfull Gallery is also already recognised as a dynamic community gallery interacting and engaging with the local artistic community, and exhibits their wares in a bright and elegant space that is both compact and easy to access. Representing a stylistically-varied selection of local art by established and emerging artists, with a leaning toward the contemporary and modern, but with smatterings of old-world and traditional works, Artfull Gallery shows all the best in regional talent. Artfull Gallery’s stock is constantly changing and expanding, and includes sculpture, pottery, paintings, jewellery, glassware, timber carving, and handmade prints. They also stock a range of gemstones, hand-painted scarves, locally-made greeting cards, and a host of other items that make ideal gifts or stylish mementoes. In fact, from the stylish to the quirky, Artfull Gallery is sure to have something to appeal to all. Artfull Gallery, Shop 3, ClockTower Arcade, Mogo. Phone 4474 5588. Open Tuesday to Sunday.


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Alcohol Free Family Event, Heaps Of Traders, Displays, Exhibitions, Events & Activities. Air Brush Art, Swap Meet, Tattoo Comp, Show N Shine, Audio Sound Off , Heaps of Novelty Events, Amusement Rides, Free Show Bags, Saturday Night Band & Charity Auction at Moruya Golf Club & Heaps More. Featuring Hot Rods, Street Machines, Customs, Classics, Vintage, Authentic, Drag Cars, Bikes & Big Rigs. Millions of dollars worth of vehicles on display, some of the best in the country including some that have never been shown before. This is an event not to be missed providing an opportunity for students to talk to people from many automotive trades & careers as well as seeing first hand the results from many of these trades & careers. Gates Open 9am Saturday & Sunday. Affordable weekend family event something for everyone. Supporting Telstra Child Flight, Moruya High School & many more. Info: 02 4474 3761

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 for the piers of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, as well as Sydney’s Post Office, the Bank of NSW and the Cenotaph in Martin Place.

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.

With beautiful beaches and National Parks full of all sorts of wildlife all located close by, Moruya is a great place to stay or visit.


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


Clyde River, Batemans Bay © Paul Callaghan

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

houseboat or kayak

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.

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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

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100 metres to Batemans Bay town centre

Clyde River Motor Inn Bookings 4472 6444

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

Batemans Bay is a thriving regional centre and major tourist destination, with people coming to the Bay from all over Australia for its natural beauty. It's a great destination for families, with an array of outdoor activities and attractions such as bike tracks, a

cinema, animal park and tennis.There's great shopping to be had, with many nationally branded retail outlets as well as locally-owned stores. Interior design, fashion, books, hobbies, sporting goods - there's something to suit every interest.

The Bay is famous for its Clyde River oysters, so don't miss the opportunity to enjoy fresh, local seafood at one of the many restaurants, clubs and hotels


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 CarsRollercoaster . Grand Prix Cars

Kiddie Splash Pool . WaterslidesMagic Carpet Slide . Mini Golf

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

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

Heli-Flights & Skydiving(Seasonal only)

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