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Nadine Morton

A multi-vehicle crash has closed two of three southbound lanes at Gwynneville. Picture Darren Malone

Traffic, travel and breaking news in the Illawarra and beyond.

Multi-vehicle crash on Princes Motorway causing significant delays | Live blog

Victoria Silk

Sustainability supervisor at Eurobodalla Shire Council Alex King at the Moruya waste management facility. Picture by Vic Silk.

Soft plastic collection points have been established in Eurobodalla

Fantastic plastic solutions for Eurobodalla residents

Ben Smyth

Major restoration work on Wallaga Lake Bridge is coming to an end, with the crossing reopening to traffic on July 29. Picture by Roger Smyth

Major work on Wallaga Lake Bridge will finish this weekend and Transport for NSW wants to hear from the community about its experience during the project.

Wallaga Lake Bridge reopens after major restoration work

Glenn Ellard

An imitation firearm allegedly seized from a Moruya property. Picture supplied.

A number of allegedly stolen items were also uncovered in the search.

Police allegedly seize drugs and prohibited weapons at South Coast property

Aunties & Uncles mentor Maree Wright and carer engagement team leader Rebecca Henderson. Picture supplied.

Show support on Friday, July 26 and wear your cosiest slippers to work

Pop on some cosy slippers for National Aunties and Uncles Day in Batemans Bay

Clinical nurse specialist Donna Thomson and colleagues rally across the road from Moruya hospital. Picture by Vic Silk

South Coast nurses and midwives rally across Bega and Eurobodalla

We don't want capes and accolades, we want fair pay say South Coast nurses

General manager of Coastal Network Brad Scotcher, Bega MP Michael Holland, Southern NSW Local Health District CEO Margaret Bennett and senior project director with Health Infrastructure Matt Malone. Picture by Ben Smyth

The final in a series of community meetings regarding the Eurobodalla's changing health services saw only a handful of residents in the Bay Soldiers Club audience.

Radiotherapy's huge price tag revealed at surprisingly small community meeting

Merimbula resident Renee Pearce has been appointed the new general manager of Narooma Rocks. Picture supplied

Renee Pearce joins not-for-profit organisation behind the award-winning Narooma Oyster Festival

Distinguished seafood industry leader joins Narooma Rocks

Mossy Point runner Gillian Stapleton began running at 47. Picture by Vic Silk

Gillian Stapleton wants to share her secrets and encourage women to move

Mossy Point marathon woman runs through menopause and finds community

The "Orange" route for a proposed Moruya Bypass has been selected as the approved option. Picture supplied

While a preferred route for a Moruya Bypass was revealed this week, there remains no commitment - from either side of state politics - to funding its construction.

Billion-dollar bypass now has a preferred route, but no funding

News

Kate Lockley

A six-year-old boy remains in&nbsp;Canberra&nbsp;Hospital after he was hit by a car driven by his mother in the Eurobodalla on Friday. Far South Coast police said the woman was reversing from a driveway in North Batemans Bay at about 6.45pm on January 27 when the child was struck. He was taken to Batemans Bay Hospital with head injuries and abrasions and was later taken to Canberra Hospital. Police said the woman thought her two children were seated in the vehicle when she felt a bump under the car. She stopped the car and found her son under the rear of the vehicle. Investigations continue.

A six-year-old boy remains in&nbsp;Canberra&nbsp;Hospital after he was hit by a car driven by his mother in the Eurobodalla on Friday.

Far South Coast police said the woman was reversing from a driveway in North Batemans Bay at about 6.45pm on January 27 when the child was struck.

He was taken to Batemans Bay Hospital with head injuries and abrasions and was later taken to Canberra Hospital.

Police said the woman thought her two children were seated in the vehicle when she felt a bump under the car. She stopped the car and found her son under the rear of the vehicle.

Investigations continue.