Thredbo is powered by Renewable Energy
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JCS Student, Lilly-Beth, is going to America!
Jindabyne Central School student and resident of Berridale, 13-year-old, Lilly-Beth Carnell, has just received news that due to her high achievements at State Level…
Lids 4 Kids local collection opportunities
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Monaro bowlers in action
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RFSA life membership awarded to Cooma fire fighter
Volunteer fire fighter Vern Dunning of Cooma Rural Fire Brigade, has been awarded NSW Rural Fire Service Association (RFSA) Life Member…
New Berridale home for Monaro equestrians
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July edition located at Nuggets Crossing Jindabyne and all over the Snowy Monaro Region be quick as they are moving very quickly off the stands#frosty#snow#local#monaro
Now, if we could just get it on the coast (north of Bega)...hopefully one day
SMALL ACREAGE - QUIET RURAL LOCATION
61 RIDGEVIEW LANE, COOMA ASKING $429,000
Located approximately 15 minutes from Cooma off the Dry Plains Road, this neat 10ac property offers a great opportunity to relocate to a small property with space for the family and some animals. Fully established with generous spaces throughout the home, this is a great, well priced small acreage property.
More details on page 30 of The Monaro Post.
M: 0429 788 143 | Office: 6452 7004
E: shannon@fergussonrealestate.com.au | www.fergussonrealestate.com.au |
50 Vale St, Cooma
Morgan Williams
Jessica Mariee Baker
Relaxed Holiday Living with Lake Views
Perched on the high side of Headland Road, this charming home presents a warm and welcoming ambience. As you walk through the main entry, the home announces a high pitched ceiling, exposed timber beams and stunning solid pine timber feature wall. Natural light floods through the windows into the main living areas. As you step out on to either the lower level deck or upper level balcony, you are presented with views over to Lake Eucumbene.
11 Headland Road, Anglers Reach $382,000
Agent details: Fisk & Nagle
Shop 3 Centennial Plaza, Cooma
www.realestatecooma.com.au
Ph: 6452 4043
Looking to Invest in a Strong Cooma Market?
With a shortage of rentals available, properties in the price range $275,000 to $309,000 are proving to be the perfect investment option. I have on my books 4 properties that meet this range and we have a database of potential tenants looking for these homes.
Call Craig at One Agency to arrange a viewing and get your portfolio started.
See the rest on page 28.
Contact Craig Schofield: 02 6452 6121 M: 0414 865 922
E: craigschofield@oneagency.com.au W: oneagency.com.au
Jordan-Lee Fischper
Tony Roach
Big Block – Big Investment
The classic old federation home at 5 Egan St, Cooma has more to offer than just being a residence. It is now an opportunity for a developer to capitalise on the looming shortage of accommodation which is needed for the influx of people for the Snowy 2.0 Project.
5 Egan Street, Cooma
$377,000
Don Menchin 0413 028 795 Raine & Horne Cooma
Termite riddled terribly
Amongst the clouds in Corrowong
Collins High Range - 1976 Corrowong Rd, Delegate NSW 2546
This 212HA property located in the Delegate district offers magnificent views of Kosciuszko main range, boasting 2km frontage to the permanent Sandy Ck, the access road has had a recent upgrade making getting onto the property simple. More on page 31 of The Monaro Post.
Agent Details: Landmark Harcourts Bombala
144 Maybe Street, Bombala
Phone: 02 6458 4455 & 02 64583 558 bombala@landmarkharcourts.com.au
Andrew Stephens (M) 0439 337 380 Christine McIntosh (M) 0427 584 004 www.landmarkharcourts.com.au
10 ACRES – HOUSE & SHEDS, 10 MINUTES FROM COOMA
61 RIDGEVIEW LANE, DRY PLAINS ROAD, COOMA
$429,000
• Offering a spacious family home with four bedrooms and an office
• Additionally, there is a converted garage space internally connected
• Set on a 10 acre block only 10 minutes from town
More on page 26.
Agent contact: Boller & Co
www.bollerco.com.au
168 SHARP STREET, COOMA
PH: 6452 4155
Megan
Jessica Mariee Baker
Jessica Heinrich
Debbie Schubert
Shane Coyne
Ian Corby
Sabrina Thompson
Eli West
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Jindabyne Pony Club travels to Denman!
By Cathy Pratt
Jindabyne Pony Club girls have been on the road again to Denman, Hunter Valley, a mere 10- hour drive with horse in tow!
The NSW State Showjumping and One Day Event Championships were kindly hosted in this lovely area for about 200 competitors.
Amid tough competition Mackenzie Harding and Caitlyn Pratt competed and placed in all four showjumping events.
More on page 44 of The Monaro Post.
Pictured, Mackenzie Harding on Red, in the show jumping.
JCS Student, Lilly-Beth, is going to America!
Jindabyne Central School student and resident of Berridale, 13-year-old, Lilly-Beth Carnell, has just received news that due to her high achievements at State Level for her involvement in various sports she has been invited to represent Australia in the United States. Story on page 55 of The Monaro Post.
Well done.
Louise Platts my brother.
Local ambassadors
Interschools Australia Snowsports have announced their 2019 Interschools Ambassadors and two of the five ambassadors are former students from Snowy Mountains Grammar School (SMGS).
Congratulations to 18-year-old Antonia Murphy, and 19-year- old, Theodore Coates of Jindabyne for their role as the 2019 Interschools Ambassadors.
Story on pages 56 & 54
Great job guys👏👍❄️⛷
Thredbo is powered by Renewable Energy
In an Australian snow industry first, Thredbo is excited to announce that all its major resort operations are now powered by renewable energy. Thredbo has signed an agreement with Red Energy to obtain the resort operations’ electricity supply from renewable sources, reinforcing Thredbo’s core commitment to the environment. Read the rest on page 2 of The Monaro Post.
Graham West
FUNERAL NOTICE
Thinking of you all 💞 RIP Debbie 💞
My deepest sympathy to you and your family 💕
So sorry to hear about Debbie thinking of you all ❤️
Thinking of you all xx
Thinking of you all.ooxx
Rip 🙏🏼🙏🏼
FUNERAL NOTICE
Condolences to you and all the family he was a top bloke from the Taylor family of Berridale
Condolences to Leonie and family
Condolences to the family
Condolences to the family
Condolences to the Kelley family
Condolences to Kelley family-sorry for your loss from Alan Gottaas & family.
Condolences to you all 💖
Condolences Leonie, David and family. So sorry folks your loss 💜
Condolences Mrs Kelly and the Family 💕💕
So sorry to hear of your loss, Noel was a lovely gentleman, my thoughts are with you all
Thinking of you all.ooxx
Thinking of you all during this time 💕
Condolences to the Kelly family
New waste charges put on hold pending review
The general manager of Snowy Monaro Regional Council, Peter Bascombe, has stepped in to allay concerns of local caravan park owners about an advised increase in commercial waste collection.
The initial advice from council had Old Adaminaby caravan park operator, Rick Martin, of Rainbow Pines, fuming.
He was advised that his annual waste and recycling charges had increased by 500 percent from $2631.20 last year to a staggering $14,858 for the coming year.
Full story on page 3.
Pictured; Rick Martin of rainbow Pines caravan park, Old Adaminaby, with some of his 44 garbage bins.
Yes what’s happening here with the local waste services? Maybe upping all the waste charges and making locals pay to take their recycling to the tip is a good thing. It may create more jobs as the council will need to employ more people to pick up all the garbage that will be dumped on the side of our roads. This needs a rethink please Council 😂😂
It really needs to be looked into. Why are we being charged for taking recyclable material to the tip. Surely council makes some money from on selling this material. Or is someone pocketing the income?
The council is a joke how can they increase it by that much the council needs to be sacked asap an now you have to pay to take recycled materials to the tip as well
Not surprising.... they did this sort of increase to Bombala and District residents last year with water and sewer connection charges for commercial business. The rise in costs were discreetly hidden in documents the general public wouldn’t have known to read. They sent letters out which didn’t reach the actual rate payers. Do the people we elected not realise they are killing our small communities through accepting these recommendations made by council staff... yes rates need to be aligned but processes need to allow of gradual increases not 500%. There also needs to be time to permit small business budget adjustments not tell people there will be increases 12-18mths prior to listing the actual increase within linked documents which are not obvious, then publicise a document for 28 days taking it to council on the 30th day and raising invoices within the week! On the plus side council employees coming up with these proposals will gradually do themselves out of employment. Keep these sorts of increases coming there won’t be small business, there won’t be small communities and then there won’t be a need for so many council employees justifying their existence. This merger has been hard for everyone.. councillors listen to your people and support us in questioning these ridiculous jumps in pricing structures.. agree to increases that businesses can afford and that are truly justifiable.
If I have to pay for recycling it will be only glass and tin. I will be burning anything I can.
Take your recyclables to burchalls they won't charge U, only cost is fuel
Leanne Mackay
Yvonne Barnes
Torah time!
The snow finally arrived and with it, Cooma Olympian Torah Bright who was in Thredbo last weekend for the annual Mini Shred. Little boarders were thrilled to meet Torah and participate in the weekend fun. See story on page 2.
Haven't seen Tora for some time now,she looks her usual self,beautiful.
Keeping it local! The Monaro Post is all about our local region - The Snowy Monaro region. So keep up to date by getting a copy today.
A couple of businesses in Jindabyne have suffered damage from the strong winds over night - with other businesses in the wider area reporting power outages. What’s the weather doing where you are?
#snowymonaro #snowymountains #jindabyne #cooma #berridale #wildweather
Tarp gone and blanket!!! Cooma
2:00am, The gum tree next door. Second time this has happened. Time for it to go 😬 Cooma
Shed roof gone
New clothesline, only 3 weeks old 😖
Warm and sunny...☀️🌊
beautiful 26C..in Hervey Bay...
25 on the goldy
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SMALL ACREAGE - QUITE RURAL LOCATION
OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY – 11AM – 11:45AM
61 RIDGEVIEW LANE, COOMA ASKING $429,000
Located approximately 15 minutes from Cooma off the Dry Plains Road, this neat 10ac property offers a great opportunity to relocate to a small property with space for the family and some animals. Fully established with generous spaces throughout the home, this is a great, well priced small acreage property.
Further details can be found on page 27 of The Monaro Post.
Agent details:
M: 0429 788 143 | Office: 6452 7004
E: shannon@fergussonrealestate.com.au | www.fergussonrealestate.com.au |
50 Vale St, Cooma
A Home on a Hilltop
A marvellous opportunity offering an enviable lifestyle. 28 Mort Street is located on a hill with views over the township. Brick home on approx. 8 acres. The home has been freshened up and offers 4 good size bedrooms, BIW’s second bathroom, polished timber floors, wood heating and
fresh paint to the interior.
Contact Craig Schofield: 02 6452 6121 M: 0414 865 922
E: craigschofield@oneagency.com.au W: oneagency.com.au
28 MORT STREET APPROX. 8 ACRES
4 BED 2 BATH, 1 CAR | REDUCED TO $410,000
More from One Agency on page 25 of the paper this week.
SECLUDED COUNTRY HOME ON 40 ACRES
Just off Scotts Road, N/W of Cooma towards the Murrumbidgee River.
This two-storey home is centred around 40 acres of native ‘Binjura’ bushland.
Offering four extra size bedrooms, three bathrooms, generous, relaxing family/dining area.
Sunny N/E facing kitchen. Slow combustion woodfire.
Get the specs on this property from Boiler & Co on page 23 of the Monaro Post.
BOLLER & COMPANY PH: 6452 4155
www.bollerco.com.au
168 SHARP STREET, COOMA
Victoria Ling 😍😍
Jessica Heinrich
Jessica Heinrich
Serena Amelia
Jessica Mariee Baker
Oscar Mortlock
Development preparation is underway
Don’t miss your chance to purchase a brand-new 3 bedroom unit, off the plan. A fantastic opportunity for those looking to downsize or those who have a small family. In Cooma’s booming rental market, this would also be an ideal investment.
13 Hawkins Street, Cooma $370,000 each
More information on page 24 of the Monaro Post.
Contact Fisk & Nagle
Shop 3 Centennial Plaza
PH 6452 4043
www.realestatecooma.com.au
