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PETS - DOG FOUND - CANDELO🐶🐱🐭🐹A brown Staffy has been found in Candelo.Unfortunately, his microchip details are out of d...
08/09/2026

PETS - DOG FOUND - CANDELO
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A brown Staffy has been found in Candelo.

Unfortunately, his microchip details are out of date.

If you believe this may be your dog, please contact Council's Ranger Services on 6499 2222 for more information.

Transferring ownership of a cat or dog? Don’t forget the C3A Change of Ownership Form! 🐾

If you sell, give away, or otherwise transfer ownership of a cat or dog in NSW, the former owner is responsible for completing and submitting a C3A Change of Ownership Form to their local council within 14 days. This ensures the NSW Companion Animals Register is updated with the correct owner details, provides legal proof of ownership, and helps councils manage pet registration and compliance requirements. Both the former and new owner should sign the form and keep a copy for their records. New owners should also check whether the pet is registered on the NSW Pet Registry and arrange lifetime registration if required.

Keep your pet records up to date and help ensure your furry friend can always be linked to the correct owner.

PETS - CAT FOUND - BERMAGUI🐶🐱🐭🐹A black cat has been found in the Black Marlin Drive area in Bermagui.Unfortunately, she ...
08/09/2026

PETS - CAT FOUND - BERMAGUI
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A black cat has been found in the Black Marlin Drive area in Bermagui.

Unfortunately, she was not microchipped at the time she was found.

If you believe this may be your cat, please contact Council's Ranger Services on 6499 2222 for more information.

‼ Microchipping is a legal requirement for cats and dogs in NSW. The microchip number is recorded on the NSW Pet Registry and linked to the owner’s contact details. Your pet's microchip helps identify them if they are lost or stolen.
If your pet is lost and scanned by a vet, ranger or shelter, the microchip number can be used to contact you.

There’s something special growing up in a place where you now get to contribute to its future. Our Town Planner Cadet is...
07/09/2026

There’s something special growing up in a place where you now get to contribute to its future.

Our Town Planner Cadet is learning the ropes of all things planning and currently helping to assess development applications.

Away from work, she's a keen horse rider and a long time member of the Bega Showjumping Club.

Whether she's riding at home or in shows, spending time at the beach or enjoying a day on the lake, she loves the lifestyle that comes with living in the Bega Valley.

The community she is helping to shape is the community she is proud to call home.

We live here. We work here.

The agenda for the next Public Council Briefing on 9 September 2026 has been published online: https://www.begavalley.ns...
07/09/2026

The agenda for the next Public Council Briefing on 9 September 2026 has been published online: https://www.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/About-Council/Council-Meetings/Public-Council-Briefings

Topics to be discussed include:

👉Finalisation of Bega Urban Land Release planning proposal

👉Scoping proposal to permit Forestry in the RU2 Rural Landscape Zone

👉Companion Animal areas

👉Beach Street, Merimbula- Landscape Activation Update

Community members can attend the briefing in person or online: https://webcast.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/video.php

Please note: Public Council Briefings are for information and viewing only and do not include public participation. If you would like to speak to Council before a decision is made, you can apply to speak at a Public Forum.

Learn more about Public Council Briefings and Public Forums: https://www.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/About-Council/Council-Meetings

Our people are at the heart of everything we do.We are committed to supporting our employees to achieve their profession...
06/09/2026

Our people are at the heart of everything we do.

We are committed to supporting our employees to achieve their professional goals while maintaining healthy, balanced lifestyles.

A career with Council offers benefits that support work-life balance, including:

▪️Flexible work arrangements

▪️A 9-day fortnight (Rostered Day Off arrangements)

▪️Salary packaging opportunities

▪️My Leave - Council’s flexible leave offering designed to provide an additional time off option

▪️14 weeks paid parental leave for eligible employees welcoming a child through birth (including where the child is born to the employee’s partner), adoption, surrogacy or permanent placement

▪️Access to The Welcome Experience – a service designed to support essential workers and their families who are considering relocating to, or have recently moved to, the region.

Join a team that is making a difference while enjoying the special lifestyle in the beautiful Bega Valley.

👉View our current vacancies and apply today: https://begavalley.nsw.gov.au/careers

🌱 What are priority weeds?You might hear us talk about ‘priority weeds’, but what does that actually mean?Priority weeds...
05/09/2026

🌱 What are priority weeds?

You might hear us talk about ‘priority weeds’, but what does that actually mean?

Priority weeds are plants that pose a significant biosecurity risk to our environment, agriculture, economy or community and need to be appropriately managed under the NSW Biosecurity Act 2015.

Some can threaten native plants and animals, reduce productive agricultural land, affect waterways and natural areas, or even pose risks to human and animal health.

Here in the Bega Valley, our Biosecurity team works to identify, monitor and control priority weeds, but the community has an important role to play too.

Knowing what to look for and reporting priority weeds early can help prevent new infestations from becoming established and reduce their spread.

👉 Learn more about priority weeds in the Bega Valley and what to look out for: https://www.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/For-Residents/Our-Environment/Biosecurity-and-Weed-Management/Weed-Identification/Weed-identification-and-Priority-weeds

🌏♻️ Little eco-warriors, big ideas!Got a home schooler aged 5–12 who loves getting stuck into things? 🌱Join Keep Austral...
05/09/2026

🌏♻️ Little eco-warriors, big ideas!

Got a home schooler aged 5–12 who loves getting stuck into things? 🌱

Join Keep Australia Beautiful NSW’s EnviroMentors® for a fun, hands-on Rethinking Recycling workshop!

Through games, activities and discussion, kids will discover how small everyday actions can make a BIG difference to our environment. 🌿

📍 Bermagui Library – Tuesday 20 October, 10.30–11.30am
📍 Bega Library – Tuesday 20 October, 2.30–3.30pm
📍 Tura Library – Friday 23 October, 10.30–11.30am
📍 Eden Library – Friday 23 October, 2–3pm

🎟️ Limited spots available!

👉 Book online at https://begavalley.events.mylibrary.digital/ or call your library on 6499 2127.

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Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

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