The Cobargo Red Cross offers catering services for funerals, special occasions, clearing sales and so on in the Cobargo district. We provide sandwiches, slices, tea and coffee. We support our local farmers by assisting Bega Red Cross working in the saleyards canteen providing morning tea and lunch on Tuesdays and for the stores sale on Thursdays.
150 gms butter
2 tablespoons honey
200 gms Granita biscuits, crushed
1 can sweetened … Read more »
The Cobargo Red Cross offers catering services for funerals, special occasions, clearing sales and so on in the Cobargo district. We provide sandwiches, slices, tea and coffee. We support our local farmers by assisting Bega Red Cross working in the saleyards canteen providing morning tea and lunch on Tuesdays and for the stores sale on Thursdays.
For the base:
1 cup self-raising flour
1 cup desiccated coconut
½ cup … Read more »
The Cobargo Red Cross offers catering services for funerals, special occasions, clearing sales and so on in the Cobargo district. We provide sandwiches, slices, tea and coffee. We support our local farmers by assisting Bega Red Cross working in the saleyards canteen providing morning tea and lunch on Tuesdays and for the stores sale on Thursdays.
For the base:
150 gms copha
1 can … Read more »
Fly, Wild Swans
Jung Chang
Reviewed by Wendy Tucker
This is the long-awaited sequel to Wild Swans, published in 1991 to worldwide acclaim. Wild Swans told the story of three generations of Chinese women, Chang’s grandmother, her mother and herself and interwove the modern history of China into these very personal memoirs. This was the first insight that most of the West had into the cruelty, terror and insanity of … Read more »
Local writer, Jen Severn, has a new book out in March – a novel called Garnet about a small country town peopled with eccentric, lovable, difficult, ordinary and extraordinary characters – and a few evil developers for good measure. This short novel (an early manuscript was shortlisted in the Viva La Novella Prize in 2022) packs the emotional punch of a much larger book. It is quiet but … Read more »
We can thank Honor’s mother for bringing her and Tim to Bermagui. After leaving Lord Howe Island, they wanted to open a restaurant somewhere small and beautiful by the beach. On the long slow drive from Brisbane, they looked at many towns but realised Bermi had everything, ‘and why would I not choose the place where my mother lived?’
Long lines of locals and visitors at Honorbread speak … Read more »