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Woman killed in crash between car and truck at Jerrawangala | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Woman killed in crash between car and truck at Jerrawangala | South Coast Register

The Princes Highway is expected to remain closed for several hours following a fatal crash at Jerrawangala.

Mayor Overall to retire at upcoming election - Vimarsana News

Mayor Overall to retire at upcoming election

Council CEO Peter Tegart has paid tribute to retiring Mayor Tim Overall, who has announced that he will not contest the next local government election

$140 million of capital works for Queanbeyan-Palerang - Vimarsana News

$140 million of capital works for Queanbeyan-Palerang

Road, bridge and water infrastructure upgrades, along with the start of the Queanbeyan CBD transformation project headline Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional...

Community meetings in-person and online - Vimarsana News

Community meetings in-person and online

Date Time Community meetings in-person and online Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council will update residents on a range of projects and initiatives, both online and in-person, at community meetings in Braidwood, Bungendore and Queanbeyan during May. Following online-only community meetings in 2020, Council is welcoming residents back to face-to-face meetings in 2021, however given the size of venues there are some restrictions on numbers. To ensure that all residents can still engage, Council will continue to provide online participation. “Even though the numbers of attendees will be restri...

One year since horrific Black Summer bushfires: Then and Now - Vimarsana News

One year since horrific Black Summer bushfires: Then and Now

Homes, businesses and trees were reduced to nothing but rubble and ash. Locals say the town is still far from recovered. But lucky for the animals at Mogo Wildlife Park, none were lost to the blaze and the zoo remained in tact. This was thanks to dozens of zookeepers and volunteers who worked through the danger to protect the zoo animals, including holding some in their homes. (Mogo Wildlife Park/Chad Staples) / Mogo Zoo one year after the 2019 Black Summer Bushfires. (Mogo Zoo/ Supplied) (Mogo Wildlife Park/Chad Staples) / Mogo Zoo one year after the 2019 Black Summer Bushfires. (Mogo Zoo/...