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Here is gallery of photos depicting a typical week of life on the South Coast of NSW as captured by newspaper photographers from Nowra to Eden and all points between... Photographs from the South Coast Register, Bega District News, Narooma News, Ulladulla Times, Merimbula News Weekly, Bay Post, Eden Magnet and Kiama Independent... Scroll through below to see our week on social media.

EDEN: Debutantes and their partners at Saturday's 49th Combined Churches Debutante Ball are (back, from left) Toby Walton, Callan Sinclair, Wayde Aitken, Luke Higgins, Scott Ferguson, Zac Slater, Hayden Skeers, Jack Gray, (middle, from left) Joel Grewar, Brendan Winnel, Tahana Tinson, Madeline Newton, Tegan Grant, Mikayla Campbell, Nicole Body, Dylan Camilleri, Jake Ventry, (front, from left) Tiarna Bobbin, Emily Claxton, Grace Knox, Alex Smith, Bridie Ahern, Anna Fergusson and Emily Stroud, with flowergirl Marli Clark. Photo: Angi High Photography.

NAROOMA: Des Creighton of Narooma with his small brass identity tag found on an abandoned air force base near Wagga Wagga that he served on during the final years of World War II. It was returned after being found by Riverina Relic and Jewellery Recovery group.

KIAMA: Natalie Allan, Michelle Voyer, Chris O'Hara, Julia O'Hara, Nick Hartgerink, Molly and Maeve Allan from The Save Kiama Downs from Petrol and Fast Food Giants. The group has launched a petition against the proposal. Picture: GEORGIA MATTS

MERIMBULA: This painting by Merimbula Sue Ellen Yates called 'Jazzing in the Fishpen' won the Merimbula Jazz Festival art competition and will be used to promote the 2015 jazz festival. 

EDEN: Marine Rescue Eden unit commander John Steele (left) will hand over the reins to his current deputy, John McKinnon, on July 1.

DALMENY: Working together to save Green 2 at Club Dalmeny are Dalmeny Men?s Bowling Club president Garry Lavis, Dalmeny Fishing Club treasurer John Lennard, Dalmeny Ladies? Bowl president Barbara Pearce, Narooma Sporting and Services Club board president Graham Reeve and committee member Illya Naumoski.

BATEMANS BAY: The Batemans Bay Chamber Commerce has welcomed a further $16 million funding to improve the Kings Highway, allocated in this week’s State Budget. Pictured is president Allan Rutherford.

BEGA: John O’Regan served in the Australian Army in New Guinea at the age of 15.

TILBA: Artist Warren Lurie and his amazingly realistic and detailed mural about the gold mining history at Tilba above the bar at The Dromedary Hotel.

BEGA: Elizabeth Blackmore and Anna Reilly are organising a march in August to highlight what they say is the human cost of the current government’s policies.

GREEN CAPE: This photo, taken from a mobile phone, shows what is thought to be the world-famous white whale, Migaloo, heading north off Green Cape on Tuesday morning.

SHELLHARBOUR: Tongarra museum volunteer Kevin Gillis believes the museum should be moved to the planned new City Hub. Picture: GEORGIA MATTS

MERIMBULA: While Friday 13th may be scary for some, not so for Kristen Wallace, pictured centre, who celebrated her 13th birthday on Friday June 13 with her large group of friends at the Tura Beach Country Club.

BEGA: Member for Bega and NSW Treasurer Andrew Constance hands down his first state budget.

MERIMBULA: Two illegal workers are now awaiting deportation after being  caught working illegally at Delicious Noodle House, Merimbula.

MORUYA: Rob Pollock admitted to a misty moment on Tuesday when news broke that $1.6 million would be spent to complete the Moruya District Hospital’s oncology ward.

BEGA: Country music singer Joy McKean signs books and CDs for long-time fan Doug Legge during a visit to Bega’s Candelo Books.

NAROOMA: Justin, mum Lyn and Heath Rumsey have donated small building models for the diorama being put together by the Narooma RSL sub-branch, which will depict the Australian Light charge a Beersheba on October 13, 1917.

MERIMBULA: Honeymoon woe for Tura Beach man, Ric Wright, when a rogue shark grabbed his hand while patting lemon sharks at Horizontal Falls in the Kimberleys.    

KIAMA: Kiama’s Ana West is taking part in The Smith's Family Student2student reading program. Picture: GEORGIA MATTS

NAROOMA: Eurobodalla Shire Council project engineer Russell Burke and deputy mayor Neil Burnside check out the new park area at the Narooma visitor information centre that is shaped like Montague Island.

NOWRA: Bill Owens and Rob Dines from the Shoalhaven Heads Men’s Shed chat with Nowra Anglican College students Abby Bice, Zara Capner, Baxter Scully, Sushada Alexander and Geordie Schreurs about their Knitting Nancy project.

SHELLHARBOUR: Flinders resident and former council safety committee representative Susan Russell is concerned about the level of vandalism and crime that is currently going on. Picture: GEORGIA MATTS

NOWRA: Shane Lewis, the owner of Step Safe Australia, and Rick Murphy install 25,000 tactile ground surface indicators in Junction Court to warn sight-impaired people they are approaching a road.

TUROSS HEAD: Recreational fisher Steve Starling says proposed changes to commercial fishing will wind back a lot of the regulations recreational anglers had fought for over the past decade.

BERMAGUI: Artist Owen Foulkes, 98, is exhibiting a selection of his paintings in Bermagui, where his daughter lives.

NOWRA: Builder Bernie Gleeson on the site of a million dollar project that can’t access fast internet at Flinders Estate.

WOLUMLA: The NBNCo satellite ground station at Wolumla is nearing completion.

EDEN: Marine Rescue NSW deputy commissioner Dean Storey (left) and fleet officer Jody Hollow (right) visited Marine Rescue Eden volunteers, including outgoing unit commander John Steele, and his successor John McKinnon, on Tuesday morning.

BATEMANS BAY: Former Carroll College student Chloe Morello is now be watched from all over the world through her YouTube how-to channel.

BERMAGUI: Adrian Iodice holds up one of the combs covered in bees from his Kenyan top bar hive.

NAROOMA: Narooma cousins Connor and Lilly Bennett are off to Canada to represent Australia in athletics in a team of 50 Aussie kids aged between 12 and 19 selected by Sports Australia. The community rallied with a big auction to get them there!

SHELLHARBOUR: Shellharbour Post Office owner Angela Cramp, is not happy about Australia Post’s plan to axe 900 jobs across Australia. Picture: GEORGIA MATTS

EDEN: POEM lobbyists (back, from left) Tony Lewis, John Balfour, Fritz Drenkhahn, Peter Horne and Rob Bain, along with (front, from left) Glenn Brunette and Robin Arthur, are celebrating Tuesday's announcement that the Port of Eden will receive $10million in the NSW Budget.

BATEMANS BAY: Batehaven business owners, including Peter Kelly and Belinda Shalders, have noticed a reduction in anti-social behaviour in the area thanks to an increased police presence. Police have laid several charges and made hundreds of compliance checks in recent months in response to concerns from the community.

GREEN CAPE: Eden Water Police transfer two NSW Ambulance paramedics onto the 40ft yacht 'Gently' around five miles east of Green Cape last Thursday morning, to treat ill crew member Allan Furness. Photo: Eden Water Police.

TILBA: Seated at the very top of the Tilba RFS fire engine are Group Captain Mick Anderson and River Cottage Australia host Paul West and the rest of the firefighters headed to training at the Mogo hot fire centre.

NOWRA: Paul Hawker, John Bratt, Jeff Sutton, Don Sawers and Stuart Crowther plant mangroves and fill sandbags on the riverbank around the Nowra Golf Club.

EDEN: Yachtsman Allan Furness, pictured at Snug Cove on Monday, wants to thank his rescuers, including Eden Water police, Marine Rescue Eden, local paramedics, and Pambula Hospital doctors and nurses, who came to his aid when he became ill on board the 40ft yacht 'Gently' last Thursday morning.

BEGA VALLEY: Eden Marine High School student Harrison Warne receives the inaugural Bournda EEC Future Leaders Environment Day Award from Amelia Telford, the indigenous coordinator for the Australian Youth Climate Coalition.

EUROBODALLA: Mayor Lindsay Brown says council is moving on with its proposed upgrade of the Moruya Airport by going through then bio-certification process. 

MERIMBULA: Merimbula Marine Rescue volunteers and special guests celebrate the official opening of the unit?s new base at Merimbula?s Spencer Park. PHOTO: Angi High Photography 

Here is gallery of photos depicting a typical week of life on the South Coast of NSW as captured by newspaper photographers from Nowra to Eden and all points between...

Photographs from the South Coast Register, Bega District News, Narooma News, Ulladulla Times, Merimbula News Weekly, Bay Post, Eden Magnet and Kiama Independent...

Scroll through below to see our week on social media.

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