Snowy Monaro Regional Council (SMRC) advised residents and business customers in the Delegate area that Delegate Transfer Station will be closed Tuesday April 1, 2025. A spokesperson for SMRC said, “This is a one-off temporary closure for this date only. Delegate Transfer Station will open as scheduled from 9am to 12.30pm this Saturday, before next […]
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Extraordinary Council Meeting: 1pm Thursday April 3rd 2025
Snowy Monaro Regional Council is holding an extraordinary meeting in Cooma at 1pm on Thursday 3 April 2025 to consider outstanding matters carried over from last week’s March Ordinary Council Meeting. The business paper for next week’s extraordinary meeting is available on Council’s website at https://qrco.de/2025businesspapers. Members of the public can attend in-person on Thursday April […]
Stunning Makeover Brings Accessibility to Yarrangobilly Thermal Pool
The Yarrangobilly Caves Thermal Pool, nestled within the picturesque landscape of Kosciuszko National Park, has unveiled a major upgrade, enhancing both the charm and accessibility of this naturally heated marvel. Known for its year-round temperature of 27ºC, the pool offers a unique blend of relaxation and natural beauty, making it a favourite spot for visitors […]
Smoky Mouse Returns to South East Forest National Park
The critically endangered Smoky mouse has been successfully reintroduced into the Nungatta Feral Predator-Free Area within South East Forest National Park. This marks a significant milestone for the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) and its partners, who aim to restore the park’s ecosystem and reinvigorate its biodiversity. PHOTO: Smoky mouse (Pseudomys fumeus) released […]
Rural Confidence Survey: Region’s Farmer Confidence Levels Highest in NSW
Farmer confidence in New South Wales (NSW) is on the mend, as noted in Rabobank’s latest Rural Confidence Survey, which indicates the state is experiencing a reversal from the downturn seen towards the end of 2024. The survey, released yesterday, captures the perspective of farmers as they embrace 2025 with cautious optimism, with the South […]
Eden-Monaro Assesses Federal Budget’s Impacts
The Federal Budget, recently announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers has many residents of the Snowy Mountains along with families nation wide considering how the changes will impact their hip pocket. With its focus on cost-of-living relief, tax cuts, and healthcare enhancements, the Albanese Government hopes to ease financial pressures while aiming for long-term national growth. […]
Thredbo Resort Unveils 2025 Offerings: How to Save on Your Winter Holiday
Thredbo Resort has announced an array of offerings for the Winter 2025 season, with both value and premium experiences for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. The resort’s newly launched Winter 2025 season pass promises to save visitors on a trip to the snow through the early bird offer. Revealed today, the Thredbo Resort Season Pass offers […]
New Mountain Bike Park Set to Open in Tumbarumba
In an exciting boost for the Snowy Mountains’ mountain biking (MTB) scene, Mt Tumbarumba is set to officially open its trails on March 31. As preparations gather pace, the community is set to celebrate with a Big Community Muster event on March 29, at Goldfields Park, offering family fun, music, and a social ride from […]
Snowy Mountains SBX Stars win two Silver Medals: World Cup – Austria
Australian snowboard cross athletes Josie Baff and Adam Lambert from the Snowy Mountains shone brightly at the World Cup event over night, March 23, in Montafon, Austria, capturing two silver medals ahead of the World Championships. The impressive performances by the duo has created a buzz around the Australian snowboard cross team as they prepare […]
Australia’s Food Market Enters “New Normal” Amid Shifting Consumer Habits: Rabobank Report
Rabobank has released a new report detailing the evolving dynamics in Australia’s food market, signalling a “new normal” following several tumultuous years. The Rabobank report, marking the five-year anniversary of significant market disruptions, suggests that Snowy Mountains residents among Australian consumers, and businesses are adapting to a drastically altered food ecosystem. PHOTO: Snowy Mountains residents […]
