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Gulaga Organics

Locality: Bermagui, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6493 5373

Address: Shop 2/2 Lamont Street 2546 Bermagui, NSW, Australia

Website: http://gulagaorganics.com/

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24.01.2022 So proud to have been a part of the NAIDOC Run Sweat Inspire Festival through The Indigenous Marathon Foundation. Completely my debut marathon right here in Bermagui with the support of so many special Bermagui locals and customers. Thank you.

22.01.2022 During the dark and suffocating days of our black summer, fires tore through vast parts of Australia. Six months on, despite the promise of government assistance and the millions raised and in donations, some are still living without power or water. 'Recovery' is a long way off.

20.01.2022 Closed Sunday 9th August. We are taking tomorrow off with the wild weather that’s arriving- we don’t want to be stuck with another power outage etc. Open Tuesday 11th August instead. ... Here until 3pm today. G-O crew

20.01.2022 Assistant Manager (shared role). 25 hours per week (Mon/Wed/Sat). Permanent part-time. Requires minimum 12 month commitment.... Seeking a friendly, engaging, responsible, and honest team member who can share an important role at Gulaga Organics that supports me, our team, store operations, and positively promotes Gulaga Organics to the community. Looking for someone experienced in healthy living, retail and hospitality that is willing to go the extra mile to ensuring the needs of the business are met. (This role requires you to be on your feet for extended periods of time. Must be able to lift weight above 10kgs). Please email Timenah with interest or for more information about the role. [email protected]

19.01.2022 We have a change in trade just for this week. Open Tuesday 21st July, 9-1 Wednesday 22nd July, 9-1.... From Friday 24th July, a maximum of 10 people are allowed to dine-in, once this is at capacity it will be takeaway only- in which you must take your drinks away from our premises. 1.5m social distancing is required, inside and outside. Hand sanitising is required. We can only serve one person at a time, that means the next customer must be 1.m away from the counter. We feel this is common sense and really don’t want to have to mark out the floors and counter. A reminder that we are still accepting phone and email orders.

18.01.2022 We saw two in the bay last Monday.

18.01.2022 FARMERS NEED HELP WITH BUMPER HARVESTS Farmers are desperate to find contractors and employees willing to work to make the most of the bumper harvest we'...re about to have. With a shortage of up to 5,000 workers in NSW as a result of COVID-19 border restrictions, the agriculture industry is looking to employ people for fruit picking, grain harvesting and working on a cattle station. If you are looking for employment opportunities, now is a great time to consider agriculture and farm work. Go to the Help Harvest NSW website now: https://bit.ly/32yGReY

17.01.2022 The Governor-General met today with The Indigenous Marathon Foundation to hear about how they are using running to celebrate Indigenous resilience and achieveme...nt, and create inspirational Indigenous leaders. IMF also provide today’s #KindJuly example - Nat Heath, who is a Noongar and Martujarra man who has done some incredible things since participating in the Indigenous Marathon Project in 2012. Each year, the flagship program of Rob de Castella's Indigenous Marathon Foundation sends 12 young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women to run an international marathon after just six months of training. The successful squad undergo intense training and education, empowering them to be leaders and positive role models in their communities, advocating for healthy lifestyle choices and showcasing the strength and resilience of their people. In 2012, the squad made it to New York ready to run when Hurricane Sandy struck, causing the world's biggest marathon to be cancelled. Determined to not let the storm get the better of them, Nat and the rest of the squad went out to Brooklyn and volunteered helping locals recover. Just a few months later, Nat went on to run the Tokyo Marathon. Since then, he has completed three marathons, two ultra-marathons and six Ironman triathlons. He's the Manager of the Aboriginal Service Team with the NSW Department of Education, and he became the first Aboriginal man on the IMF Board of Directors. Earlier this month, he ran 100km in Newcastle as part of IMF's #RunSweatInspire Festival for NAIDOC Week, raising money for IMF's programs. His goal was to raise $10,000 and run 100km represents representing the ten years the Indigenous Marathon Project has been changing lives. He ran the 100km but didn’t raise $10,000 he smashed that goal and raised nearly $30,000. The impact Nat has, and the impact IMF has across the country, is worth running for.

17.01.2022 SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued by the Bureau of Meteorology along the south coast today. Severe thunderstorms are... likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Batemans Bay, Eden, Bega, Moruya Heads, Narooma and Merimbula.

17.01.2022 We’re open 12-5 today! Coffee + drinks until 5pm. Happy Friday

16.01.2022 One woman show today, so I’ve got to close early to get all of the deliveries away. Shop closing at 3pm. Cafe closing at 1pm.... Sorry for any inconvenience. Timenah

16.01.2022 The Dhurga Dictionary and Learners Grammar: A South-East Coast NSW Aboriginal Language is an overdue and extremely valuable resource for the Dhurga speaking people of Yuin Country and of any person wanting to learn the traditional language.

15.01.2022 Urgent: Bermagui, Eden and Bega need to be aware of two Covid 19 cases that have arisen. Venues will be published shortly. Please follow all health advice

14.01.2022 This is New South Wales before and after the Black Summer bushfires. Satellites have revealed, for the first time, the scale of the destruction and the entiret...y of the aftermath in one image. Australian aerial analysis company Geospatial Intelligence captured the before-and-after images of the bushfire season, which burnt more than 5.5 million hectares across the state. The NSW Government is using the photos to help prepare for the upcoming bushfire season. Read more: https://ab.co/3lsqSYw

14.01.2022 Assistant Manager (shared role). 25 hours per week (Mon/Wed/Sat). Permanent part-time. Requires minimum 12 month commitment.... Seeking a friendly, engaging, responsible, and honest team member who can share an important role at Gulaga Organics that supports me, our team, store operations, and positively promotes Gulaga Organics to the community. Looking for someone experienced in healthy living, retail and hospitality that is willing to go the extra mile to ensuring the needs of the business are met. (This role requires you to be on your feet for extended periods of time. Must be able to lift weight above 10kgs). Please email Timenah with interest or for more information about the role. [email protected]

13.01.2022 It's time to spring forward...

12.01.2022 WET WEATHER BULLETIN - 28 July - 7.55am. FLOOD WATCH for the Bega River, as heavy rain continues to fall across the catchment area. At this stage local and r...iverine flooding was expected overnight Monday and into today (Tuesday). A low pressure system off the central part of the NSW coast is forecast to bring rain and showers in the east, together with vigorous southerly winds and damaging surf conditions along southern and central parts of the coast. The wet and windy conditions should ease Tuesday onwards as the low weakens and moves east. Read more from the Bureau of Meteorology here - http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/flood/floodwatch1.shtml or watch here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Lg_touaT0c&feature=youtu.be For emergency help in floods and storms, call NSW SES Bega Valley Units on 132 500. In life threatening situations call triple zero (000) immediately. WALLAGA LAKE OPENING Council staff tried to open the lake on Monday afternoon, unfortunately the high swell has slowed progress. We continue to monitor water levels and the tide and will see what today brings. ROAD CLOSURES East Street, Bega - Causeway closed Grosses Creek bridge, Buckajo - Detour via Grosses Creek Road & Daisy Hill Road Tarlingtons Lane, Mogila - Causeway closed Tathra-Bermagui Road, Wapengo - Causeway closed Jaunceys Lane, Angledale - Causeway closed Nullica Short Cut Road, Eden - Causeway closed Back Creek Road, Nethercote - Causeway closed Jacksonia Grove (formally Bridge Street), Bega - Causeway closed Murrays Flat Road, Tarraganda - Closed Bega showground at the lagoon - Closed Carp Street at Kisses Lagoon - Closed Buckajo Road, Bega - Closed Tathra-Bermagui Road from the Country Club to Doctor George Mountain Road intersection - Closed - Detour for Bermagui to Tathra via Doctor George Mountain Road. Local traffic access only on Tathra-Bermagui Road from Doctor George Mountain to Mogareeka. Wallaga Lake Road is now open. Motorist are advised to drive with extreme caution in the wet weather. ROAD CLEARING WORKS A heavy mill team with backhoe heading up to Mount Darragh Road road to clear some minor slips, rocks and trees across the road. Motorist advise to drive with caution. We have a backhoe team heading to Upper Brogo Road to clear large debris on the concrete causeway. BUSHFIRE RECOVERY IN WET WEATHER While this rain is very welcome for our region it is yet another challenge for people living in temporary accommodation following our bushfires. Council and recovery agencies are ready to help anyone who needs assistance in these wet conditions. Emergency accommodation can be coordinated by calling our recovery hotline on 6499 2345. Please share this with friends and families who might not be online, people who you think might need this help and information. Photo: Buckajo Road, Jaunceys Bridge, Angledale Road, and Murrays Flat Road.

12.01.2022 This is New South Wales before and after the Black Summer bushfires. Satellites have revealed, for the first time, the scale of the destruction and the entiret...y of the aftermath in one image. Australian aerial analysis company Geospatial Intelligence captured the before-and-after images of the bushfire season, which burnt more than 5.5 million hectares across the state. The NSW Government is using the photos to help prepare for the upcoming bushfire season. Read more: https://ab.co/3lsqSYw

12.01.2022 We followed this story closely last night and hoped for better news this morning. Very devastating. Our hearts go out to the business owners and their families and the community of Narooma.

10.01.2022 Welcome back Victorians! We’ve missed you!

10.01.2022 Us small businesses are tough, we will get through it!

09.01.2022 Easter long weekend

07.01.2022 Have you seen this crab? A photo was recently taken of what looks like the exotic Asian shore crab at Mount Martha and Rickett’s Point beaches. The species is... not known to be established in Australia and could spread rapidly and consume and outcompete our native species including commercially important scallops, mussels and oysters. Please report any sightings by emailing [email protected], phoning 136 186 or via the Snap, Send Solve app. www.vic.gov.au/marine-pests See more

07.01.2022 #BREAKING: Two COVID cases from Victoria have travelled to the NSW South Coast, with alerts now issued for a restaurant and café in the area. NSW Chief Health O...fficer Dr Kerry Chant says the Victorian pair dined at the Great Southern Hotel in Eden on December 30, and also at Bermi’s Beachside Café in Bermagui on December 31. Contact tracing is underway to alert those who were at the venues at the same time. Anyone who visited the Great Southern Hotel in Eden on Wednesday 30 December between 5pm-6:30pm, or Bermi’s Beachside Cafe in Bermagui on Thursday 31 December between 9am-10am, is being urged to get tested immediately and self-isolate until they receive further advice from NSW Health. A full list of COVID-19 testing clinics and opening hours is available at https://www.snswlhd.health.nsw.gov.au//infectious/covid-19 For the latest COVID-19 updates and advice, please go to https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19 Read more here https://www.abc.net.au//nsw-records-three-cases-/13025912 Pictured: Bermi's Beachside Cafe and Great Southern Hotel ABC: Adriane Reardon

06.01.2022 We are closing today to ride out this wild weather. Open tomorrow, Tuesday 28th July.

06.01.2022 FARMERS NEED HELP WITH BUMPER HARVESTS Farmers are desperate to find contractors and employees willing to work to make the most of the bumper harvest we'...re about to have. With a shortage of up to 5,000 workers in NSW as a result of COVID-19 border restrictions, the agriculture industry is looking to employ people for fruit picking, grain harvesting and working on a cattle station. If you are looking for employment opportunities, now is a great time to consider agriculture and farm work. Go to the Help Harvest NSW website now: https://bit.ly/32yGReY

05.01.2022 Some serious rain fall overnight and this morning. Slow start this morning. OPEN FROM 10AM

03.01.2022 We are a proud stockist.

01.01.2022 "My ancestors were the first people to walk on this land. Those other girls were always going to come up against my ancestors. Who's going to stop me?" 20 years ago Cathy Freeman inspired a nation, and a generation of kids. An extraordinary athlete, humble leader, and the first Aboriginal person to win gold in an individual event at the Olympic Games. Be sure to tune in at 7:40pm tonight to relive the magical moment that truly captured the hearts of our nation. Definitely a must watch for young children who don’t know this incredible woman.

01.01.2022 Cafe will close at 2pm on weekdays these school holidays. We are a little understaffed these holidays, but as always we will do our best. Closed for my son’s 10th birthday on the 2/10 and closed on Monday 5/10 for the public holiday. Open Tuesdays.