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The Beagle
- Jun 28, 2021
Broulee vegetation clearing : getting to the crux
Last Tuesday saw alarms raised as Councillor Anthony Mayne drew the communities attention to the land clearing he was witnessing at Broulee Beach Estate The Broulee community gathered on Sunday June 27th at the Broulee Fire Shed opposite the worksite to listen to members of the community and the Broulee Mossy Point Progress Association who were all shocked at what they were witnessing and in despair of the outcome of the clearing.
At the heart of the matter is that the comm
The Beagle
- May 29, 2021
A victory for the Broulee community: Council got it wrong
Fortunately for the residents of Broulee there members of the community who have long memories.
Eurobodalla Council had announced that they were going to sell a triangle of land at the entrance to Broulee village advising the community that the land was classified "operational"
and that they could sell the land without any further community consultation. Above: In a frantic push to gain more revenue Council is looking to sell off its many "unused" public reserves across the
The Beagle
- May 15, 2021
Broulee Public Land for Sale
Councillor Anthony Mayne has been asked if Council is looking to sell off a heavily treed area of four blocks of land once managed by Landcare Australia in #broulee being the corner block of Broulee Rd and Clarke St. Clr Mayne says "I hope not! Then again, I think Coopers Island Road also should not be sold off. Nor should community blocks at Pretty Point or South Durras. "I might be in the minority here - but I generally disagree with selling off community assets, which
The Beagle
- Jul 4, 2019
From little things, big things grow: New generation joins Landcare movement
Sunshine, soil, seeds and lots of smiles…what could be more fun!? Broulee Public School students are among the latest to join in with Landcare activities held throughout Eurobodalla. The school’s ‘green team’ has been learning about growing their own food, making hotels for native bees, and the importance of looking after native plants every fortnight with Eurobodalla Landcare coordinator Emma Patyus. Ms Patyus said the Landcare movement first came into existence in Australia
The Beagle
- Jul 3, 2019
Broulee Runners Wed July 3rd 2019
This evening we had 40 starters and of those we had visitors from Melbourne and Canberra as some schools are on holidays. We welcomed Chris Garcia, Daniel Rowen and Mick Lambert to their first run with the group. Mick is a well-known identity in the Broulee Surf life saving movement and it is great to see him support the run. Personal best time in the 2 kilometres were run by Isabella Lopresti, Jordan Hatcher and Audrey Knobel. In the 3.5 kilometres Justine Beaumont improved
The Beagle
- Jun 27, 2019
Moruya Gourmet Gardeners get inspired in Broulee
The June 18 meeting of Eurobodalla Gourmet Gardeners saw 16 of the Club meet at the home of Lorraine & Andrew Nicholls in Broulee to share some experiences & food, hear about the St Peter’s school market garden initiative, and get the low down on some food preserving. As usual, members were treated to an impeccable lunch of their own creations, then the group heard from 2 presenters. First Sam Shepherd from St Peters school in Broulee who has led a wonderful Market Garden pro
The Beagle
- Jun 26, 2019
Broulee Runners Wed June 26th 2019
The shortest day for the year has just gone and 40 starters in this evening’s run cannot wait for the days to get warmer and longer. We welcomed Darren Drewsen and Jordan Hatcher to their first run with the group. The Drewsen family filled the first three places in the 2 kilometres and I suspect the father Darren may have been closer to his children if not for a slip on the knotty path! In the 2 kilometres personal best times were recorded by Erin Drewsen, Liliana Murphy, Reg
The Beagle
- Jun 19, 2019
Broulee Runners Wed June 19th 2019
51 starters participated in Wednesday’s Broulee Run/walk, which was the best field since the cold weather arrived in May. It was pleasing to see the family groups back and particularly the Mitchell clan. We welcomed Elizabeth Gyar to her first outing with the group. In the 2 kilometres personal best times were recorded by Poppy and Hugo Mitchell. In the 3.5 kilometres the improver was Peter Johnsen. Peter must be the favourite for the Broulee runner having the greatest number
The Beagle
- Jun 14, 2019
Kids connect with bats on World Environment Day
World Environment Day got off to a flying start last week, with more than 70 Broulee Public School kids learning about the connection between grey-headed flying-foxes and keeping the atmosphere clean of pollutants. The year four students spent several hours at the Batemans Bay Water Gardens on Wednesday 5 June with Eurobodalla Council’s natural resource officers observing the colony of flying-foxes and learning about their behaviour. Council’s flying fox officer Natalie Foste
The Beagle
- Jun 12, 2019
Broulee Runners June 12th 2019
The expected rain held off and 43 starters performed in warm conditions. We welcomed Kirsty Dunn, Evelyn Johnston and Andrea Scroope to their first run with the group. In the 2 kilometres personal best times were recorded by Freya and Sadie Dunn, Audrey Knobel, Jesse Jenkins, and Peter Johnsen. The stand out over this distance was Mitchell Beby, who recorded his third personal best time in succession. It could be he is following in his famous fathers’ footsteps, who to tackle
The Beagle
- Jun 10, 2019
Queen’s Birthday Honours for Eurobodalla and Bega Valley locals
Above: Governor-General, Sir Peter Cosgrove. Photo: Governor-General Facebook page. Nine people from the Eurobodalla and Bega Valley “whose actions have set them apart and enriched our community across a broad range of professional, public and community service sectors” have been recognised on the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. “In their daily lives, these admirable people demonstrate those values that we as a nation hold dear—compassion, civility, dedication, courage, kindne
The Beagle
- Jun 6, 2019
Climate Conundrum evening a resounding success
When you get fired up about something it’s easy to take action, recommends Lachie Nicholls in Year 12 at St Peters, Broulee. On Thursday 16th May the school hall hosted a superbly successful evening coordinate by this young man - on the science and ethics of a changing climate. “Over 300 chairs were put out and that was not enough ! People from all over the south coast came along”. Lachie started the evening describing why he had to do something. Over the past 2 summers he
The Beagle
- Jun 5, 2019
Broulee Runners Wed 5th June 2019
As the winter wind and cold starts to bite many regulars considered sitting in front of a warm fire more attractive than braving the conditions at this evening’s Broulee Run/walk. 31 people of all ages and abilities tested themselves over the three distances. In the 2 kilometres the front runners Tino Lopresti and Mitchell Beby showed their class in recording personal best times and putting a 3 minutes gap over the 3rd place runner. In the 3.5 kilometres Regina Knobel and Vic
The Beagle
- Jun 3, 2019
South Coast Monaro Rugby Union Rd 9
South Coast Monaro Rugby Union Results Rd 9 – 1st June 2019 Batemans Bay “Boars” 31 defeated Crookwell “Dogs” 24 Crookwell lead 14 – 0 after only 10 minutes before the Batemans Bay team clicked into gear and put in a dominate remaining game Taralga “Tigers” 40 defeated Braidwood “Redbacks” 19 Taralga remain undefeated 2019 with another very strong performance away from home Bungendore “Mudchooks” 60 defeated Broulee “Dolphins” 0 Broulee has plenty of support in the competitio
The Beagle
- May 29, 2019
Broulee Runners Wed 29th May, 2019
The winds of winter came a few days early for this evening’s Broulee Run. Although, this impacted greatly on the numbers, the quality of the 39 starters was evidenced by 11 runners achieving personal best times. In the 2 kilometres Sadie and Aaron Dunn bettered their previous times. In the 3.5 kilometres personal best times were logged by Stephanie and Cameron Lunn, Isabella Lopresti, Regina Knobel, Vicki Whitter and Julie De Ernsted. In the 5 kilometres the improvers were Ow
The Beagle
- May 27, 2019
South Coast Monaro Rugby Union Rd 8
South Coast Monaro Rugby Union Results – Rd 8 – Saturday 25th May 2019 Braidwood “Redbacks” 22 defeated Batemans Bay “Boars” 7 A very enthusiastic performance resulted in Braidwood dominating field position and possession to grab an important home win Crookwell “Dogs” 38 defeated Bungendore “Mudchooks” 25 Crookwell have now won 3 in a row to move into 3rd spot on the ladder Taralga “Tigers” 45 defeated Yass “Rams” 14 Taralga remain undefeated to win away from home and stay an
The Beagle
- May 24, 2019
Muddy Puddles is seeking to appoint two new members
Muddy Puddles - Disability Services for Children Building skills for a good life BOARD MEMBERS Muddy Puddles is seeking to appoint two new members to become part of our professional governance board. This board is part of the Muddy Puddles team which consists of both employees and volunteers working closely together in an integrated way to fulfil our mission and vision. Muddy Puddles provides opportunities in the Eurobodalla Shire for children and young people with a disabili
The Beagle
- May 23, 2019
Art on the Path could be the perfect fit
Step into the new season in sustainable style. Art on the Path this Sunday at Broulee offers alternatives to buying clothes without burning a hole in your pocket. Eurobodalla Council’s environmental education officer Bernadette Davis said cheap fast-fashion was going out of style: “Discarded clothes sent to landfill take years to break down and release methane gas, contributing to global warming”. “It’s simple choices that collectively make a big difference. Wearing upcycled
The Beagle
- May 22, 2019
Broulee Runners Wednesday 22nd May 2019
There were perfect conditions for this evening’s Broulee run/walk.
Keely Boon and Finn Holmes were new members of the 52 starters, who were sent on their way by starter David McCann. The event is a great family affair and it was pleasing to see Robyn Domeny participating, she is the mother and grandmother of 4 other members of her clan. Robyn only recently recovered from a serious illness, which required hospitalisation in Canberra, and now she is back pounding the pavement
The Beagle
- May 20, 2019
South Coast Monaro Rugby Union Rd 7
South Coast Monaro Rugby Union Results – Rd 7 – Saturday 18th May 2019 Batemans Bay “Boars” 46 defeated Yass “Rams” 33 A win away from home keeps Batemans Bay in touch with the top 2 teams. Crookwell “Dogs” 38 defeated Broulee “Dolphins” 5 An improved effort from Broulee at home Bungendore “Mudchooks” 24 defeated Braidwood “Redbacks” 15 Both teams were keen for the win a spirited 80 minute effort with the result in doubt until the final minute Taralga “Tigers” 40 defeated Ji
The Beagle
- May 20, 2019
The Climate Conundrum: when 300 chairs weren't enough
300 chairs were put out for the guests and that wasn’t enough!
A young environmentalist’s dream came true last Thursday night when 350 people
crowded in to The Climate Conundrum forum, organised by local Year 12 student, Lachlan
Nicholls at St Peter’s Broulee.
An impressive panel of speakers included renowned climate scientist ANU Professor Will
Steffan, marine systems ecologist Pia Winberg, author James Woodford, Bishop George
Browning and local student, Pearl Mitche
The Beagle
- May 15, 2019
Broulee Runners May 15th 2019
BROULEE RUNNERS RESULTS WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 2019 Perfect autumn weather attracted 52 starters to this evening’s Broulee run/walk. We welcomed Meg Ryan from Canberra. She will be working with the Heart Foundation in Moruya tomorrow and what better way to show an example of the benefit of exercise than to go for a run. We also welcomed Freya and Sadie Dunn and Keely Boon to their first run with the group. In the 2 kilometres personal best times were recorded by Angus and Justin
The Beagle
- May 9, 2019
Hands Across the Sands @ Broulee May 11th
On May 11, 2019 Broulee local Chantal Bradshaw and co-organisers are hosting a Hands Across the Sand event at South Broulee Beach.
Meet at 11am, bring a picnic, build a sand castle and prepare to show we care by joining hands to draw attention to the Climate Emergency!! All Ages Welcome!! Chantel says "Should you wish to paint some signs, please do!! There will be tables with info, media coverage and a great vibe!!" Mission Statement
Bring together individuals and organizat
The Beagle
- May 9, 2019
Climate Conundrum Evening – Thursday, 16 May 2019 at Broulee
The Climate Conundrum event will be on Thursday, 16 May at 6:30pm at St Peter’s Anglican College in Broulee, 61 Train Street BROULEE Lachie Nicholls of Year 12, who is co-organising the event writes:
… The devastation of climate change is upon us.
In 2017 NASA, NOAA and the Met Office confirmed that of the previous 17 years, 16 of them were the warmest on record, globally. On the most basic scale, I started questioning what the individual does to contribute towards a warm
