Tim Grey
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Our sewage plants breach contamination limits. The fix will cost $62m or more (opens the original)
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Two of the Eurobodalla's key sewage treatment plants have repeatedly breached environmental licensing regulations, leading to treated water that exceeded phosphorus, nitrogen and faecal coliform limitations in the last year. According to a report presented to council, both the Tomakin and Batemans Bay Sewage Plants are operating at near or beyond capacity, particularly during peak holiday periods, when the region's population almost doubles. At the Tomakin site, which was built in 1985, tests fo
Man jailed for 17-minute police chase while four times over the limit (opens the original)
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A Far South Coast man has been jailed after leading police on a 31-kilometre pursuit up the Princes Highway in just 17 minutes while more than four times over the legal alcohol limit. Steven James Maitland appeared before Bega Local Court on Tuesday, September 29, where he faced charges for high-range drink-driving and a police pursuit. He also appeared regarding a separate matter, facing charges of breaching an apprehended violence order, common assault and assault causing actual bodily harm. J
Kings Highway reopened after tractor bursts into flames, injures man in his sixties (opens the original)
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The Kings Highway has reopened after a closure in both directions after a southbound tractor went up in flames, igniting trees near the road. According to Transport NSW, the incident took place near Cargills Lane, about 5km east of Braidwood. A NSW Ambulance spokesperson said that paramedics were on scene, treating a man in his 60s for minor injuries and smoke inhalation. The spokesperson confirmed that no other vehicles were involved in the incident. Police and Fire and Rescue also arrived on t
From dirty money to dry gin: How an intelligence veteran became champion distiller (opens the original)
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For more than 30 years, John Moss followed the money. Now, he spends his days in his basement, chasing flavours over a tiny copper still. At Durras Distillery, which sits in the middle of a national park and overlooks the long vista of the beach, John is making small-batch gin with a distinctive local flavour. "A lot of people come to Durras for holidays, and there are lots of people who have connections with this area, but there's nothing really to take away that's part of Durras," he said. "By
Arrest warrant issued for Cat Club robbery co-accused, lawyer quits case (opens the original)
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An arrest warrant has been issued for one of the two men accused of a ram-raid on the Catalina Country Club after he failed to show up to court. Adam James O'Connell was scheduled to appear before Batemans Bay Local Court on Monday, September 28, to face charges of destroying property by fire, damaging property and aggravated break and enter with intention to steal up to $60,000. O'Connell was called up at the beginning of the day, but did not appear. Judge Doug Dick gave the man another three h
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