The twelfth annual ReBoot in Bermagui on the long weekend in October is approaching fast and we have an action and relaxation packed line-up again for this year’s event. The ReBoot running events program has added a half-marathon trail run and a10 km run as well as the no-hills run and the kids’ run.
Showcasing the stunning coastal landscape, the half-marathon (21.1 km) is … Read more »
After six or so years of opening for special events only, the canteen at Quaama Public School is being prepped for what will be a most welcome return. Very soon tasty fortnightly orders will be available for students to enjoy. To keep it going, though, we need a little help from the wider community.
For many of us, a canteen is a simple pleasure that has … Read more »
Winter is a beautifully quiet time in Tilba, but that can be tough on local businesses. Here at the Drom we made the very tough decision to pause our weekly live music for winter to save a bit of money with an eye towards a big spring. And now that spring is in the air, here’s a sneak preview of what we have coming up for the village … Read more »
By Flick Ruby
Betto is a big bear of a man and he’s a hugger from the first time you meet him. Soon after he hugged everyone at our Tilba Teapot table, the plumbing, gas and gutters at my place had been sorted by him and his sons, Alby and Rusty, or his crew James, Rohan and Leon.
Hailing … Read more »
Steve and Helen Stafford are presenting their individual creations in the Lazy Lizard Side Room during September.
Helen has been focusing on designing and felting new items for her clothing collection – capelets, collars, scarves, wraps, hats and mittens. There will also be neck cowls and all items are reversible.
Steve has assembled a collection of culinary items suitable for … Read more »
By Mark Evans
There’s no such thing as a weed, botanically speaking, just a plant growing where we don’t want it. Years ago, we removed a Lagerstroemia indica (crepe myrtle) from our garden. It had been lovely in its day, but it had to go. The rootstock never got the memo and sends up suckers through our beds – that decision we made then is now the thing we’re fighting to keep out.