Dead lorikeets have been the talk about town, with people noticing the poor buggers on the ground in terrible health due to a spreading bacteria.

In her second week on the job, journalist Maeve Bannister reveals the test results, CLICK HERE. Turns out, we might have to teach these birds a thing or two on social distancing!

Maeve is already getting some great stories out to the community. If you have something to share, you can get in touch with Maeve via email maeve.bannister@austcommunitymedia.com.au

In other news, 'The Bay Pavilions' is finalising its branding, and the community can still have their say.

Did you know? Moruya is now home to a brand new Marine Rescue boat - super handy for our Tuross Marine Rescue team to get through that dangerous Moruya bar quickly in an emergency.

Speaking of Marine Rescue, how about the fisherman they rescued whose kayak started sinking on Coila Lake - we are so lucky to have volunteers in times of need.

Volunteering is rewarding, have you ever thought of trying something different and new to help in the community? This week the Eurobodalla Palliative Care Volunteer Service reached out for more helpers to brighten the day of those whose life is at the end of the road.

Perhaps, you're more hands-on and could help build fences destroyed after the fires - BlazeAid needs volunteers too!

Have a great weekend,

Claudia Ferguson

Journalist