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My Triangle – Dan Williamson

by Flick Ruby

A step ladder was the first Coop purchase I made within days of arriving here, almost eight years ago. Tim, the manager at the time, carried it to my car, which made such an impact because, at that time, kindness from strangers was almost shocking to me. Soon after, I became a proud member of this institution, the Cobargo Cooperative Society, community owned since 1901, and felt relief at the thought of never entering Bunnings again! Pretty much every few … Read more »

Kara Coen and the FireFlies and Friends

From Art in the Triangle, May 2025

I’m beyond excited to invite you to the crowd fund Big Bash – a massive thank you celebration for all the incredible support we’ve received on this journey. Join me, Kara Coen, as well as The FireFlies and Friends on Saturday, 14 June at the beloved Murrah Hall for a vibrant pop-up art and music festival filled with heart, creativity and community spirit.

We’ve nearly reached our target … Read more »

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll

From Art in the Triangle, May 2025

Cobargo’s own David Newell is stepping into the spotlight in Theatre Onset’s upcoming production of Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, playing the iconic role of Roo – one of the most enduring characters in Australian theatre.

Dave’s performance is set to be a highlight of the production that opens at the Old Anglican Church in Bega on May 30.

‘Roo is a man trying to hold on to … Read more »

Warning

From Bermagui, May 2025

Maybe when the coastal weather warning is, ‘Dangerous and hazardous seas’, it is a pretty good idea to stay out of the ocean. Those were the warnings for the entire NSW coastline on 18 and 19 April. Tragically, many did not heed those warnings and that resulted in rescues up and down the coast and six unfortunate, avoidable deaths.

Horseshoe Bay, Bermagui, usually a mill pond, was … Read more »

And the winners are …

From Cobargo, May 2025

The fog has been extremely heavy through this year’s autumn period requiring a lot more care when driving but it also gives a dampening effect when it settles on the pastures and plants. It’s not all bad and the colours autumn brings are simply breathtaking.

The 2025 World Jersey conference tour selected the farm of local dairy farmers Aaron and Emma Salway for guests from New Zealand, Germany, America, … Read more »

The bridge saga continues

From Dignams Creek, May 2025

We are officially a divided community in Dignams Creek/Wullunthar.

Folks on the north of Dignams Creek are cut off from the highway and their neighbours. A ‘Road Closed’ sign on a fence stops anyone trying to cross the old wooden bridge that is half down, and a new concrete one is soon to go up.

As previously reported, the timeliness and accuracy of communications from both Councils has … Read more »

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