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Date Time Last chance for a splash: Snowy Monaro pools closing for season Temperatures are dropping and the frosts are already setting in with the arrival of autumn in the Snowy Monaro, which means it’s time to get down to your local pool for one last splash. Thanks to all the pool staff, swim coaches, swimmers, visitors and carers who utilised our pools this season. Bombala, Berridale and Adaminaby Pools will close Saturday 20 March 2021 and reopen Saturday 20 November 2021. Cooma Pool will close Wednesday 31 March 2021 and reopen in the spring, with a specific date to be announced soon. �...

Published: 7:00 PM March 10, 2021    An artist's impression of the future development at Chilton Woods near Sudbury that will see more than 1,000 new homes being built. Picture: SIMON JONES & ASSOCIATES - Credit: Simon Jones & Associates Infrastructure details for the first phase of development of more than 1,100 homes around Long Melford and Sudbury have been given approval. Babergh District Council's planning committee agreed by eight votes to two, with one councillor abstaining, to approve the detailed plans for the Chilton Woods development phase one. That centres around the necessary i...

This past Sunday was Clean Up Australia Day and the Snowy Monaro community was out in force looking after our local environment. 2021 was the biggest...

A substantial bequest from the estate of prominent Cooma resident Stella Reid has resulted in significant upgrades and improvements at Yallambee...

Date Time Muster up an old phone for good of planet Snowy Monaro Regional Council is proud to announce its support of the MobileMuster Go for Zero nationwide challenge. MobileMuster has now been operating for 23 years and since the program began, more than 1500 tonnes of mobile phone and accessories have been collected and recycled. This March, all residents are being encouraged to dig through their drawers, search under the bed and rifle through that old box in the garage. There are more than five million broken old phones gathering dust across Australia, and with free drop-off stations acro...