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25.01.2022 With the demise of local papers we're resurrecting the Chronicle

25.01.2022 Another delightful insight into our heritage

24.01.2022 The Climate Change March in Moruya

23.01.2022 Mayor Lindsay Brown with Purusha (aka Chris Jones of Broulee) at the opening of the Sydney St George Gallery at Mogo on November 28. The Gallery features the work of Purusha and Frances Luke from Mossy Point. Also at the opening Anke Ziergiebel, Damien Coen and Paddy OShea Photos by John Hicks

22.01.2022 Get you friends to Like and contribute

21.01.2022 Cambridge Crescent The street Broulee Public School sits in, Cambridge Crescent is named after Cambridge Credit, the financiers of the then developers of the Broulee Beach Estate, Willmore and Randell. When Cambridge Credit for those old enough to remember went under, nearly taking Willmore and Randell with it - Ian Fraser purchased the Broulee Beach Estate. That was in 1975 1976.... Information courtesy of Paul and Sue Gillam.

20.01.2022 Look closely and youll see the cuts made to begin dismantling the old bridge

20.01.2022 A clinic will open at noon on July 22 at Captain Oldrey Park, Broulee, after 420 cars arrived the day before for COVID-19 testing at Hanging Rock, Batemans Bay.

19.01.2022 Toasting the passing of the bridge

17.01.2022 As the rain continues to pour and the wind howls the foam covers the Mossy headland

15.01.2022 Link the Chronicle to other great local Facebook pages

14.01.2022 Woolabar Drive Woolabar Drive is named after a place in Western Australias goldfields, an area important in Ian Frasers upbringing. Ian was raised by his family in a shack on the side of a hill a couple of kilometers from Woolabar Dam in the late 1930s. Sue and Paul Gillam visited the site in the mid 1990s. They found the fireplace for the shack and parts of the walls, which were made from flattened out sections of parts of the original Mundaring to Kalgoorlie water pipeline. The spelling of Woolibar Dam seems to have changed in recent times, probably due to Woolibar Station being nearby, but in old copies of the Kalgoorlie Miner (Sept 1919 ) it is spelt as Woolabar.

14.01.2022 Pride in the achievement Todays launch and recognition of the years of effort that have gone into the Tomakin upgrade

13.01.2022 Eurobodalla Digital Technology Network An Invitation to Assist Interested in assisting foster the growth of the digital technology and software industry in the Eurobodalla region?... We would love to hear from you. And indeed from anyone else in the area interested It has become increasingly apparent Eurobodalla both needs and is ready to create a group like Begas COWS Near the Coast that can promote the growth of digital technology and in particular the digital and software industries in the region. That became increasingly apparent as I was assisting with the organisation of Broulee PSs very successful digital schooling conference, the creation of a network for the Far South Coast state schools, the integrated teaching of coding from the early childhood years and in the shaping the initial Bay Hackathon on November 21/22. With that in mind Sarah Cooper from the Eurobodalla Council and I would like to invite you, and any others interested to join with us at Council at 4.00 pm on Wednesday November 11 to discuss how best to create such a group. Both of us, like you can see no reason why this region should not in time have a vibrant software industry. Indeed in assisting with all the above developments, and in particular the Hackathon it became increasingly apparent that much was already happening that could be easily enhanced and built upon with better networking, collaboration and support. We have no firm model in mind but it is vital the group we create has strong industry representation and leadership and also involves key folk from the regions schools and training providers. We do hope you can join us and assist shape an apt model. Please do spread the word. If you wish, email me at [email protected] or phone 0414 405 962. It would be handy for Sarah to have an idea of how many are coming to help in the rooming. Mal Lee

13.01.2022 Looking for a Justice of the Peace Call Mal Lee... 0414 405 962

12.01.2022 Moving along at pace,while revealing how deep seated was the rust in the old bridge.

12.01.2022 Broulees great annual happening

11.01.2022 Mossy jetty and boat ramp at high tide.

09.01.2022 Zanthus Drive. Zanthus Drive is named after a railway siding on the Nullabor, on the Trans Australian railway line 210km east of Kalgoorlie. While minute it clearly left an impression on Ian Fraser who was raised in the Kalgoorlie/Boulder area, to the extent that he made use of its name in one of his companies.

09.01.2022 Congratulations to all concerned on another great addition to the mosaics in the area

09.01.2022 With the demise of local papers were resurrecting the Chronicle

09.01.2022 A couple more of the Gallery opening at Mogo, with Damian Coen entertaining the guests, while Paddy and Lucy OShea, Liz Glendenning, Ruth Jones and the Mayor listen in. Photos by John Hicks of Broulee

09.01.2022 Begin posting reviews, recipes photos, surfing movies, snorkelling sites, coming happenings and the like

07.01.2022 If you didnt happen to see the Who Do You Think You Are on Troy Cassar- Daley youll find a fascinating Broulee connection. His forebear James Brown was born in Broulee in 1839! His mum had seen Cook at Batemans Bay!

06.01.2022 A rather full and inclement Candlagan Creek lagoon

06.01.2022 Do you know passionate local Facebook users who can add real life to the Chronicle? Have them contact Greg McKay on 0478 227 269 or Mal Lee 0414405962. Wed all delight in their energy

05.01.2022 Moving at pace. Work on replacing the Candlagan Creek bridge is now well underway/ Worth a visit

05.01.2022 The transformation continues at pace

04.01.2022 It is mornings and a surf like this that help make life in Broulee so special. When everyday one can simply stroll down to such a setting for a morning swim life is pretty damn good And with the surf temperature this morning being close to 20c....

03.01.2022 The early competitors are now selecting the choice spots and readying themselves for the 4.00 pm competition start

03.01.2022 If you didn’t happen to see the Who Do You Think You Are on Troy Cassar- Daley you’ll find a fascinating Broulee connection. His forebear James Brown was born in Broulee in 1839! His mum had seen Cook at Bateman’s Bay!

03.01.2022 Many wont have seen the punt at Nelligen

03.01.2022 Many won’t have seen the punt at Nelligen

02.01.2022 All finalised at Tomakin. A great job by all involved