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Pambula Village Community Garden member Jim Eberbach and president Rae Joyce within the beautiful gardens in the heart of Pambula, surrounded by blossoming flowers and yet-to-be collected vegetables. Picture by James Parker

Wearing her trusty waterproof shoes covered in cows, her floral pink gloves, and dressed for an afternoon in the patchwork of vegetables that cover Pambula Village Community Garden, president Rae Joyce smiled at what Far South Coast residents had achieved.

Reaping vegetable rewards with Pambula village's beautiful community garden

The winning Narooma Devils team on the field in Bega. Picture by James Parker

Hundreds of spectators in red and white from both competing teams, descended on to the Bega Rec Ground for the grand final of the Group 16 women's 9s tackle competition on Sunday, November 26.

Narooma Devils claim tackle 9s title as women's game gains momentum

SES Chief Superintendent Dallas Burnes during a press conference when he issued a warning about predicted heavy rains and damaging winds. Picture by Adam McLean

Safety tips from the SES as Bega, Moruya Rivers predicted to flood from Wednesday

Heavy rainfall, damaging winds to hit South Coast during wild weather

Sculpture Bermagui former curator Pauline Balos and president Ivan Baker with sculptures byJen Mallinson (left) & Anneke Paijmans. Expenditure in Bermagui almost doubled on the first day of the exhibition. Picture by Sculpture Bermagui

Transport for NSW largely avoids disruption during key October-April season.

Bermagui event organisers sigh with relief over Wallaga Lake Bridge plan, not Tilba

Two goannas mating in Christine Kaine's backyard in Merimbula on the NSW Far South Coast

"I've seen plenty of goannas here, but never having sex!"

Frisky goannas in Merimbula backyard caught on camera

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Officers from South Coast Police District, along with the SES and Westpac Lifesaver helicopter, conducted an extensive land and air search of the area.

Nethercote bushwalker found safe after extensive search operation

Author and embroiderer Barbara Jones and her botanist husband David. Picture by James Parker

Built out of two loves - Australian native flowers and thousands of dedicated hours honing her craft - an 80-year-old Far South Coast resident has published her first book.

Barbara's love of botany and embroidery stitches together her first self-published book

Over the past four-and-a-half years the gardens have endured a severe drought followed by floods and minimal maintenance during COVID.

Bega Lions Club nurturing hospital's gardens back to life

A convoy of 40 army vehicles will travel down the South Coast this weekend as part of a training exercise. Picture by CPL David Said and supplied by Defence Media 

About 80 Army Reserve personnel will be involved in the training.

Soldiers visit the South Coast as part of training exercise

Santa poses with Zeus during the recent Santa Paws fundraiser for the Animal Welfare League Far South Coast branch. Picture supplied

Santa visited Cobargo and Merimbula recently to sit for portraits with pets of all shapes and sizes.

Santa Paws photo shoots' un-fur-gettable memories

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