Home Defended: Bermagui Matters
As dusk falls over Lot 60 on Nutleys Creek Road, the forest comes alive with brushtail possums, tiny feathertail gliders, yellow-bellied gliders, and grey-headed flying-foxes. For two years, this forest was at the heart of an extraordinary community effort.
When DA2023.301 proposed a 160-site seniors’ land lease development, Bermagui Matters was formed. Rather than simply opposing the proposal, locals immersed themselves in understanding what was at stake.
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The Restoration of Cuttagee Bridge Group is calling for a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) after it identified the Southern Myotis bats at the bridge. Also known as the Fishing Bat, the microbat is listed as vulnerable and protected by legislation.
Darren Bailey is a Yuin artist who is known for his scrap metal repurposed sculptures. During transportation to this year’s Sculpture Bermagui one of his pieces had broken. Bermagui Men’s Shed came to his assistance with a workspace and the tools to fix it. As thanks, Darren created and gifted this piece to the Men’s Shed. By repurposing everyday items, he made a new sculpture out of 482 knives, 88 forks, 12 spoons
The Reform Room is excited to open its doors and bring a welcoming, supportive Pilates and movement space to the Triangle community.
The committee of the Bermagui Flora and Fauna Reserve Land Managers (BFFRLM) is seeking volunteers to take part in a working bee to help keep this unique and beautiful ecosystem healthy and weed-free.
Fungi science walks and talks are returning to Bermagui over 27 and 28 June, as part of the exciting Fungi Feastival program. Fungi expert Sofia Zvolanek will be hosting an iNaturalist workshop and two bushwalks, designed to help you transform your love for fungi into citizen science action.