Tag: Eden 2551
Eden fishers not rushing climate change response
Twofold Bay Fishermen's co-operative chairman, Fritz Drenkharn, says the Eden fleet on the New South Wales far south coast is adopting a "wait and see" policy regarding the impact of climate change.[MORE]
Goat deaths spark dog owner warning
Bega Valley Shire rangers are warning dog owners to secure their pets after two goats were attacked and killed near Eden.[MORE]
Fishing Co-op pushes marina development
There are further moves to expand the tourist industry at a New South Wales far south coast fishing port.[MORE]
Eden considered for wave farm
The New South Wales far south coast has been identified as a possible site for an electricity generation project based on wave power.[MORE]
Conservationists fear log intake rising
There are conflicting claims over a survey that conservationists say shows the big wood chipping mill on the New South Wales far south coast is increasing its intake of native forest logs.[MORE]
Eden residents air national park worries
New South Wales Premier Nathan Rees is to be asked for an assurance that a new national park will not be set up in the waters off Eden.[MORE]
Workshops to help businesses with exporting
The New South Wales Government is funding a series of workshops on the far south coast this month to help local businesses market and sell their products to the world.[MORE]
Interest grows in whale watching
The whale watching industry on the New South Wales far south coast is gearing up for another busy season.[MORE]
Tigers maul Bega in Group 16 grand final
Eden has claimed another Group 16 rugby league premiership.[MORE]
Cattle Bay tourist development gets nod
The New South Wales Government has given the go-ahead for an international standard tourist development on the far south coast.[MORE]
Green group rejects power plant proposal
Conservationists have rejected the idea of a wood-fired electricity generation plant being built on the New South Wales far south coast.[MORE]
MP rules out native forests power
The federal Member for Eden Monaro, Mike Kelly, has ruled out the future possibility of using native forests in south-east New South Wales for electricity generation.[MORE]
Disabled yacht rescued
A disabled yacht has been rescued off the New South Wales-Victorian border after getting into trouble in big seas yesterday.[MORE]
Timber group rejects call for harvesting rethink
A peak timber industry body has rejected claims native forests in south-east New South Wales should be locked up as a way of combating the effects of climate change.[MORE]
Weather conditions hamper fuel reduction programs
More fuel reduction programs are being conducted on the far south coast but Forests New South Wales says weather conditions are not helping.[MORE]
Govt provides funding for Towamba Valley bus
Government funding is to be provided to help maintain a bus service for people in a remote part of the far south coast.[MORE]
NRMA chief calls for $1b Princes Hwy upgrade
National Roads and Motorists Association (NRMA) president Alan Evans is renewing calls for a $1 billion upgrade of the couth coast stretch of the Princes Highway.[MORE]
Mystery surrounds Eden Antarctic whale sighting
There has been further scientific interest in a pod of Antarctic killer whales that were sighted recently off the New South Wales far south coast.[MORE]
Bell children farewelled with balloons
Hundreds of people have farewelled three children who died in an apparent murder-suicide.[MORE]
Long wait expected for family 'murder-suicide' findings
The state coroner's office says it could be up to 18 months before findings are released into an apparent murder-suicide at Pericoe on the New South Wales far south coast.[MORE]
Rare killer whales sighting off Twofold Bay
A pleasure cruise on the New South Wales far south coast has turned into a worldwide scientific find for an Eden couple.[MORE]
Vandals hurt endangered frog wetland
Vandals have damaged a sensitive wetland on the New South Wales far south coast that is home to one of Australia's most endangered frogs.[MORE]
Public urged to report child safety concerns
People in south-east New South Wales are being urged to report their concerns about children in violent families, after the apparent murder-suicide on the far south coast.[MORE]
Examinations to confirm cause of death in apparent murder-suicide
Post-mortem examinations will be carried out today on the bodies of a man and his three children.[MORE]
Investigations continue into suspected murder-suicide
NSW police are still examining the scene of an apparent murder-suicide involving three young children.[MORE]
