Schools operate online
The decision not to close schools across the country has proven to be one of the more controversial aspects of the Federal and State Government response to the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) global pandemic. While the NSW government…
Interschools off
Snow Australia has been forced to cancel Interschools events up until July 18. This decision was made in accordance with the COVID-19 policies of host resorts Thredbo and Perisher. Lengthy correspondence with NSW Schools Systems on the health and safety of competitors…
Segment factory green light
More than 150 new jobs will be created and $55 million injected into regional NSW, as the NSW Government gives the go-ahead for construction of the Snowy Hydro Segment Factory – the next crucial stage of the Snowy 2.0 expansion. Deputy Premier and Member…
Long and colourful past of golf club
The Cooma Golf Club has been a long-time hub for local golfers, with many veteran members reflecting fondly on their time spent at the course. The Club was established in 1903 and has been a hidden gem for local and travelling golfers for its entire existence…
Community anger at super turbines for Brown Mountain
The local community is incensed by the announcement from the proposed Granite Hills Wind Farm developers that they now intend to increase the size of the wind turbines from 200 metres to 230 metres high. The initial proposal by Akuo Energy, a French company, was for 32 X 200 metre high turbines…
Bailey to return to Cooma Stallions for 2020
With representative experience and knowledge under his belt, Cooma local Bailey Rogers is excited about the opportunity to return to the Cooma Stallions for the 2020 season. Despite the Group 16 season being on hold, Bailey is continuing…
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Thinking of you all...sending love
Still no new cases
Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD) has confirmed a total of 53 cases of COVID-19 have been formally identified within the District. The announcement follows recent tests which were verified in the last 24 hours. There are no new reported cases.
None of these confirmed cases have required hospitalisation and are self-isolating accordingly.
Southern NSW Local Health District Public Health Unit is in contact with each confirmed case and their close contacts, advising them to self-isolate for 14 days from when they were last with the confirmed case. They have also been advised to seek medical attention should they experience symptoms.
Identifying close contacts ensures that those people who may be at risk take the necessary steps to avoid any further transmission. It is essential that everyone plays a part in containing the spread of COVID-19 by practising good hygiene measures including:
Clean your hands thoroughly for at least 20 seconds with soap and water, or an alcohol-based hand rub.
Cover your nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing with tissue or a flexed elbow.
Avoid close contact with anyone with cold or flu-like symptoms.
Stay at home, only leave if it is absolutely essential.
Southern NSW Local Health District has established COVID-19 Assessment Centres throughout the District, so those with symptoms may be tested and treated quickly.
Any one heading to an assessment centre MUST call the SNSWLHD Central Intake Service – 1800 999 880 (option 1) before attending.
You will ONLY be tested if you fit the COVID-19 testing criteria.
This testing can take up to two days to complete and report back.
For the latest, up to date information head
to: www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/diseases/Pages/coronavirus.aspx
Diseases - COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
www.health.nsw.gov.au
Information and resources about COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus). If you develop a fever, a cough, sore throat or shortness of breath within 14 days of travel to an affected area, seek medical attention.Congratulations to the winners of our Easter baskets! 🎉
• Jodi n Gary Moore
• Joy Pascoe
Please pop in to The Monaro Post office on Vale Street to collect your prize.
A big thank you to everyone who entered and have a happy and safe Easter long weekend 🍫
Jodi N Gary Moore
Monaro District Police will be out in numbers over Easter, enforcing Covid-19 restrictions.
Please check Buckenderra area bit of traffic this week and they are not locals.
Come to Berridale, so many new faces walking and riding bikes
This fellow is obviously not from the area, listen how he pronounces “Monaro” in the first few words.
Same in Jindabyne! Where are you before they get here?
Put toad spikes on Sharpe st after Polo Flat Rd.
Josh Pedersen
Josh Pedersen
support.healthengine.com.au/hc/en-us/articles/360040818691-Coronavirus-COVID-10-hotline-phone-num... Ring the COVID hotline apparently explaining you have to travel and get a reference number to show police if required...
LOCAL TENNIS COACHING IS TO CONTINUE
Local tennis coach Tom Perea is continuing his business in accordance with the latest Federal Government and Tennis NSW, adapting to these restrictions by providing only one-on- one and family coaching sessions.
This has allowed him to develop young players on a more personal level, analysing each player closely and doing as much as possible without any danger of infection.
Rules such as no touching of the balls for participants means usual lessons must be changed.
Tom is providing 30-minute lessons as opposed to the usual one-hour group lessons, meaning that more of each player’s individual game can be developed.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 37 to read more.
LITTLE A's WINNERS
Although Cooma Little Athletics could not host their presentation day for the 2019/20 season, they were still able to announce a range of winners from this season.
Despite a range of interruptions to the second leg of the season, from summers fire and rain to the current COVID-19 pandemic, they still had strong participation numbers this season and success at state athletics events.
The little athletes of the year were Tahlia Jamieson and Mitchell Adams, with the junior awards going to Lola Cay and Oliver Paul.
The senior athletes of the year were Leanne Adams and Angus Wood with ACT representative Abbie Hamilton
winning the Amateur Athlete of the Year award.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 38 to read more results.
** NOTE: Photo taken before social distancing rules introduced. **
Alexandra Weare Gabrielle Merrigan ❤️❤️
PLAY TO RESUME AT ALL LOCAL GOLF COURSES
Golf has been allowed to resume under a strict set of new regulations following Golf NSW’s announcement on Wednesday.
The clubhouses cannot open but groups of up to two can now play on any of the three major golf courses in our area.
All courses have accepted mandatory rules for this reopening, with players unable to share a cart, clubs, scorecard or sand buckets.
Golf carts are also only allowed to carry one bag of clubs, with social distancing regulations to be enforced at all Clubs.
Flags are not to be removed and the rakes in bunkers and
on sand greens are not to be handled.
Any other hygienic information will be displayed at the courses. By following these strict regulations this exercise will remain available to those interested in playing. Coolamatong have decided not to hold any competitions for the time being, whilst Cooma and Bombala courses have revised their structures.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 39 to read more.
INTERSCHOOLS OFF
Snow Australia has been forced to cancel Interschools events up until July 18.
This decision was made in accordance with the COVID-19 policies of host resorts Thredbo and Perisher. Lengthy correspondence with NSW Schools Systems on the health and safety of competitors was also an important part of the decision making process.
Four events have been cancelled, the Subaru Participation Time-Trials to be held on June 21 and 28 at Perisher, the Travelplan Ski Northern NSW & QLD Snowsports Championships from July 7 to 11 at Thredbo and the Travelplan Ski Sydney Snowsports Championships from July 14 to 18 at Perisher.
The remainder of the scheduled Interschools events are to go ahead as planned, with a decision to be made in May on whether or not these events will be safe to continue.
“We appreciate that this initial decisionmayaffectmanychamber members and their businesses, and we acknowledge the wide- spread support of chamber members for our events, visiting schools, families and participants over the past 33 years. “Rest assured this decision has not been taken lightly and we do understand the concerns and interests of the industry,” said Steve Cooper, Snow Australia’s Participation Committee Chairman in last Thursday’s media release.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on the back page to read more.
Caroline Chauvet Atra is this Romeo ?.
SCHOOLS OPERATE ONLINE
The decision not to close schools across the country has proven to be one of the more controversial aspects of the Federal and State Government response to the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) global pandemic.
While the NSW government has advised parents to keep their children home, they have refrained from closing schools outright to avoid placing strain on working families, keeping them open until the school holidays officially begin on April 10.
“We are encouraging parents to keep their children at home,” New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian told reporters on Monday March 23.
“We appreciate that for some parents that is not possible, so
schools will remain open. No child will be turned away from school.”
However, many private schools across the country, including Snowy Mountains Grammar School, have already made the decision to close down and transition to online remote learning, a transition that all schools are preparing for ahead of further shutdowns.
SMGS teachers have been using a remote video conferencing program called Zoom to host virtual classes for students across a range of subjects.
While public schools are still required to remain open, many students are staying home and teachers at schools such as Monaro High are also making the switch to online and virtual
classrooms.
“Teachers have been dealing
with incredibly mixed messages regarding Covid-19, while planning and teaching a full allocation of classes. They have also been dealing with the uncertainty behind the expectations of supporting ongoing educational material for students and families into the future,” a Monaro High spokesperson said.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 2 to read more.
A message from Dr Brian Tugwell of Cooma about Covid-19 restrictions ahead of the Easter long weekend.
Good to see you again Brian,Stay Safe out there.
Same here in England nice to see you stay safe I'm in lock down to
Louise Bowerman
Patricia Vasquez
NO NEW CASES IN SNOWY MONARO
Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD) has confirmed a total of 53 cases of COVID-19 have been formally identified within the District as at 10.30am April 7, following 2291 tests.
The announcement follows recent tests which were verified in the last 24 hours. There are
no new reported cases.
This is an increase of only two
cases since Tuesday March 31. None of these confirmed cases have required hospitalisation and are self-
isolating accordingly.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 3 to read more.
Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD) has confirmed a total of 53 cases of COVID-19 have been formally identified within the District (as at 10.30am 8 April, 2020), following 2232 tests. The announcement follows recent tests which were verified in the last 24 hours. There are no new reported cases.
None of these confirmed cases have required hospitalisation and are self-isolating accordingly.
Southern NSW Local Health District Public Health Unit is in contact with each confirmed case and their close contacts, advising them to self-isolate for 14 days from when they were last with the confirmed case. They have also been advised to seek medical attention should they experience symptoms.
Identifying close contacts ensures that those people who may be at risk take the necessary steps to avoid any further transmission. It is essential that everyone plays a part in containing the spread of COVID-19 by practising good hygiene measures including:
Clean your hands thoroughly for at least 20 seconds with soap and water, or an alcohol-based hand rub.
Cover your nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing with tissue or a flexed elbow.
Avoid close contact with anyone with cold or flu-like symptoms.
Stay at home, only leave if it is absolutely essential.
Southern NSW Local Health District has established COVID-19 Assessment Centres throughout the District, so those with symptoms may be tested and treated quickly.
Any one heading to an assessment centre MUST call the SNSWLHD Central Intake Service – 1800 999 880 (option 1) before attending.
You will ONLY be tested if you fit the COVID-19 testing criteria.
This testing can take up to two days to complete and report back.
For the latest, up to date information head
to: www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/diseases/Pages/coronavirus.aspx
Diseases - COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
www.health.nsw.gov.au
Information and resources about COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus). If you develop a fever, a cough, sore throat or shortness of breath within 14 days of travel to an affected area, seek medical attention.PETROL PRICES UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT
Over the past six months, Cooma’s petrol prices have been some of the highest in the state, according to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) reports.
The ACCC publishes a quarterly report, looking at petrol prices across the country, including Cooma in the 65 NSW towns and cities.
Fuel prices in Cooma, like many regional towns, are frequently higher than prices in cities.
A local freight company told The Monaro Post it paid an average of 114c per litre, plus GST, for diesel fuel in Canberra last month. In Cooma, the business paid an average of 134c, plus GST.
According to the business owner, this difference in price of 20c per litre far exceeds the cost of transporting fuel from Canberra to Cooma. It is also a significant cost for the company, which can use up to 60,000L of fuel per month.
According to the Australian Institute of Petroleum’s ‘Facts about Prices in Regional and Country Areas’ publication, the ACCC says “certain operating costs (eg. rent and maintenance) for running a service station may be roughly the same no matter how many litres of fuel are sold.”
Therefore, “over the long run (regional service stations) must sell their fuel products at higher prices than city service stations so they can cover the fixed costs involved with running a service station.”
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 6 to read more.
Obviously the petrol stations have no clue on their marketing strategy and because of the higher prices that business using 60k litres would be pouring as much as possible in Canberra. It's not what you can make, it's what you are losing to competition and don't know about is what businesses should be asking themselves. I myself pour as much as I can outside of Cooma. If X amount of people and large businesses are doing the same...🙈
I am in singleton in the hunter Valley and cooma normally has cheaper fuel than here. I just filled up with diesel and cost 1.37 $ which was cheep for here
COMMUNITY ANGER AT SUPER TURBINES FOR BROWN MOUNTAIN
The local community is incensed by the announcement from the proposed Granite Hills Wind Farm developers that they now intend to increase the size of the wind turbines from 200 metres to 230 metres high.
The initial proposal by Akuo Energy, a French company, was for 32 X 200 metre high turbines. This has now been amended to 23 X 230 metre high turbines.
The plan is to spread turbines from the Snowy Mountains Highway, north along Steeple Flat Road and Old Bega Road, and almost down to Cochran Dam in the east.
These 230 metre high monsters (currently the largest in Australia) will be almost double the current size of the Boco Rock Wind Farm turbines west of Nimmitabel (130 metres).
There are only four structures in Sydney that will be taller. With a blade diameter of around 170 metres, each turbine will be the size of a 70 storey building.
Kitt Bryce, Chairman of the 22 member Brown Mountain Residents’ Group, said his members had a growing number of concerns about the proposal.
“Given the damage wrought by the recent fires in terms of loss of life and property, plus native wildlife, habitat and vegetation; impact on streams and ground water systems; and the increasing reliance on aerial fire fighting in this sort of terrain, we believe that, more than ever, this development is not sustainable,” said Mr Bryce.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 6 to read more.
I don't understand the desire for them at all. Wind turbines are not as efficient as they are made out to be. But good luck with trying to prevent this development, it's a really bad idea.
It sounds like there'd have to be considerable land clearing to make way for these monsters in one of the only corners of that forest untouched by fire! Surly we've lost enough! Why not just build more near the others where it's already cleared land?!
There are so many birds in the region, and a lot of them raptors etc. This could be really bad for the local wildlife. Also in 30 years what are we going to do with the blades that cannot be recycled or repaired. More landfill?
We can always mine more coal which do you prefer. I work as a coal miner in the hunter Valley if you want to see damage to the environment come have a look around here. I know I would prefer more wind turbines than coal mines
This might be a stupid question but would it not fan the flames in a bush fire?
I suggest you look up our website. We are currently fighting the inappropriate siting of a wind farm, 33 x 250m high turbines surrounded by 1000+ residents, amongst a pine plantation in Gippsland Victoria. www. strzeleckicommunityalliance.com
Sammy-Jo Suitor
The bloody French! Back to destroy more of our country. Don’t let this happen!
Put them on bondi beach where they belong.
SEGMENT FACTORY GREEN LIGHT
More than 150 new jobs will be created and $55 million injected into regional NSW, as the NSW Government gives the go- ahead for construction of the Snowy Hydro Segment Factory – the next crucial stage of the Snowy 2.0 expansion.
Deputy Premier and Member for Monaro John Barilaro said the approval of the Snowy Hydro Segment Factory was fantastic news for the region, with construction of the concrete production facility to begin within weeks.
“The Snowy Hydro Scheme is part of the folklore of the Monaro and this approval means work can get underway on a critical part of the project’s infrastructure which will provide huge benefits and job opportunities for the area,” Mr Barilaro said.
“Around 150 jobs will be created as part of the new infrastructure with many of these being entry-level positions, with all training provided.
“These opportunities couldn’t
come at a better time with many in our community facing unexpected unemployment due to the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Planning and Public Spaces Minister Rob Stokes said the planning system has a key role to play in keeping the economy moving both now and in the months ahead.
“We’re working to get shovel-ready projects out the door, to create jobs and drive investment into our local economies during these extraordinary times,” Mr Stokes said.
“This project will unlock new industry investment in regional NSW, creating 30 jobs during construction and about 125 jobs once operational.”
Construction of the factory is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 3 to read more.
Great for such a beautiful town filled with friendly beautiful people.
Pat Redmond factory construction to be completed by the end of the year.
Cooma wins again
Will Woodhouse
Craig Wilson
Sam Keown
Andrew Joseph
Jack Allen
Ashley Clark
Steven Charman
Clayton Miners
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Congratulations to the winners of our Easter baskets! 🎉 • Jodi n Gary Moore • Joy Pascoe Please pop in to The Monaro Post office on Vale Street to collect your prize. A big thank you to everyone who entered and have a happy and safe Easter long weekend 🍫
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Update from the NSW Government supporting small businesses..The NSW Government will provide fast relief for NSW small business battling COVID-19. As part of the $750M Small Business Support Fund, grants of up to $10k will be available. For further information refer to preview.nsw.gov.au/news/10000-grants-to-provide-fast-relief-for-nsw-small-businesses-battling-cov...
UPDATE:
The new Small Business Support Fund has been created to offer fast relief to small businesses, not for profit organisations and also sole traders. The eligibility criteria is being finalised and will be available soon on the Service NSW website. Applications will open via the Service NSW website within a fortnight, until 1 June 2020.
The NSW Government will continue to look at what other support measures are required to help people and families get through this pandemic.
Selina Bell have you seen this? Get it within a fortnight and from what I can see you fit all the criteria??
Kerri Robinson
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Cases remain at 51
Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD) has confirmed a total of 51 cases of COVID-19 have been formally identified within the District (as at 10:30am 3 April, 2020), following 2091 tests. The announcement follows recent tests which were verified in the last 24 hours.
None of these confirmed cases have required hospitalisation and are self-isolating accordingly. Note - variations may occur in (day to day) results due to further investigations and qualifications of data.
Can you advise how long there has been 51 cases?
Can you advise how long there has been 51 cases?
No new cases overnight
Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD) has confirmed a total of 51 cases of COVID-19 have been formally identified within the District (as at 12:00pm 2 April, 2020), following 1993 tests. The announcement follows recent tests which were verified in the last 24 hours.
None of these confirmed cases have required hospitalisation and are self-isolating accordingly. Note - variations may occur in (day to day) results due to further investigations and qualifications of data.
Below are the quick clues for this weeks crossword;
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ACROSS
1. Tall, thin deciduous tree (6)
4. Planning, generalship (8)
10. Imaginative re-creation (9)
11. Danger (5)
12. Besmirched, filthy (5)
13. Female singing voice (9)
14. Far (7)
15. Delight. gratify (6)
19. Prairie wolf (6)
21. Cushion used for kneeling in church (7)
25. To the greatest possible degree (9)
27. Flat-bottomed boat (5)
28. Crop up (5)
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30. Monograph, exposition (8)
31. Edible part of a seed (6)
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1. Solemn promise (6)
2. Nearness (9)
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5. Renter (6)
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7. Enlist, register (5)
8. Discoloured with age (8)
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16. Determine (9)
17. Resident (8)
18. Cocktail of gin and dry vermouth (7)
20. Anguish, agony (7)
22. Dwindle, diminish (7)
23. Spherical bacterium (6)
24. Rescind (6)
26. Thin, transparent fabric (5)
Woman charged after allegedly coughing on people intentionally in Sharp St, Cooma.
Pleased she was dealt with.
Terrible how weird people are - glad she arrested
Seriously what is wrong with people 🤢😡
Does anyone know if the mum and child are ok!? That would be so scary for her
Tina Simpson
You can't fix stupid 🤬
Good.. 😤
Matt Cullen Daniel Cullen
Patrick 🙄
Ashleigh Clifford
She needs a punch to the throat!
Another careless nutjob taken care of. Certainly has issues but this is beyond uncivilised.
NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR LOCAL MTB FOLK
Jindy Girl Riders leader Vanessa Knee and Jindabyne Trail Stewardship have been named Community Awards winners at the 2020 Mountain Bike Australia Achievement Awards.
Vanessa (pictured) won the Club Volunteer of the Year for NSW and JTS The Friends of the Trails Award nationally.
Vanessa was nominated for her many years of work in encouraging people to ride mountain bikes, particularly women and children, in the Snowy Mountains. Her nominee remarked upon her support for events as a rider, coach, supporter and encourager, her development of school and community MTB programs, her development of new coaches, her support of various mountain bike clubs, her social media presence, her support for riders who race and her passion for mountain biking generally.
Purchase a copy of this weeks Monaro Post and find this story on page 31 to read more.
COOMA GOLF NEWS
Golf will be continuing for the time being with the proviso that only two players can play in any group to comply with the new social distancing rules.
There were Medley Single Men’s Single Stableford competitions played on Saturday and Sunday and a Ladies and Men’s Single Stableford played on Wednesday.
Jenny O’Byrne was the winner of Wednesday’s Ladies Single Stableford with 35 points, from Rulie Steinfort with 31 points and Carolyn O’Byrne with 25 points.
Harry Mould produced a blistering first eight holes with 25 points and although he got into a bit of trouble on the last ten holes his total of 40 points was enough to give him a two shot victory over Col Langdon with 38 points.
Balls went to Simon Allen with 38 points, Denis Minehan with 35 points, Warren Bray with 35 points, Geoff Bohringer with 35 points, David Robinson with 34 points, Hunter Caldwell with 33 points, Andreas Geach with 33 points, Jeff Burgess with 33 points and Tim Bedingfeld with 33 points.
The shot of the day went to Lindsay Blewitt, whose tee shot on 17 hit a tree and finished some 15 metres behind him. He received the usual amount of sympathy.
Josh Rainsford took out A Grade in Saturday’s Medley Single Stableford with his 37 points edging out Dave Robinson on a countback.
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David Robinson
A simple message from John Barilaro regarding unnecessary travel to our rural and regional areas.
twitter.com/JohnBarilaroMP/status/1244902567949168641?s=20
John Barilaro MP on Twitter
“My simple message to those looking to visit regional communities in NSW. #nswpol #COVID19au t.co/FQOP73AvS9”
Ben Freebody
Katie Moroney