The SHASA AGM will be held on September 13, 2023, via Zoom, at 11am. All positions are open. Any member wishing to nominate for the position of President, VicePresident, Treasurer, […]
Did we hear you say ‘free green waste’?
Mayor Mathew Hatcher says free, green waste drop off at the shire’s tips next month will help residents prepare for the fire season. “Between 11 and 24 September we’re waiving […]
Achieving a YES Vote in the Voice Referendum
Later this year, Australians will have their say in a Referendum to enshrine an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament in the Constitution. The Referendum will most probably […]
Presentation to Council re Heatwave Havens
NOM 23/003 – Presented by Lei Parker, The Beagle editor The Southcoast Health and Sustainability Alliance (SHASA) supports Councillor David Grace’s motion that a report be prepared for consideration by […]
Batemans Bay has welcomed its first bushfire, heatwave haven at the Uniting Church
By Megan McClelland, Baypost August 8 2023 Batemans Bay’s very first community-run bushfire and heatwave haven is now open and operational. The project to establish a safe community space in […]
Interested in presenting your electric car, sharing your stories and meeting other EV owners?
Register now for SHASA’s upcoming EV Expo – Saturday 28 October 2023 in Russ Martin Park & Adelaide Hotel carpark, Moruya. SHASA will provide a packed lunch & a thank […]
The magnetic appeal of induction cooktops (plus other ways to go electric).
With gas now on the nose, householders are switching to green electricity. Where do you start? How do you switch from gas to electric at home? Sydney Morning Herald 2 […]
How laser marking streamlines the expansion of the electric vehicles industry
When an industrial business stands at the threshold of growth, it is imperative for its decision-makers to ensure that their operations meet quality and regulatory expectations. Moreover, its systems should […]
Times Up rally in Batemans Bay
Here is a video of the rally. It features strong messages from the speakers including Walbunja Elder Uncle Bunja Smith and dynamic cheerleading from the Cheerleaders for Radical Climate Action. […]
SHASA member building a strawbale house in Begalia. ABC interview with builder.
Sam from VIVA Homes was interviewed by ABC about a new pre-fab straw bale house being erected in Bergalia. The build is a private home belonging to Susan, Murray & […]
SHASA & ABE present to Council on emergency preparation and preparedness
Kathryn Maxwell (SHASA) & Brett Stevenson (ABE) presented on emergency preparation and preparedness at the ESC Public Forum. Both presentations are shown below.
Getting Off Gas Toolkit
Wed 26 Jul – Wed 16 Aug. Location: Ferrars & York, 201-209 Ferrars St, South Melbourne. This is an in person event. To ensure we do not waste any food […]
Youth Art Competition
Lanterns from Waste. Entry open to youth 16-26 years. First prize $650 Second prize $450 People’s Choice Award $250. Want more info? Email rfreurobodalla@gmail.com
SHASA is helping the community with EVs, solar & batteries, heatwave & bushfire havens
Become a member (only $5/yr). Email contact.shasa@gmail.com for payment options.
Come and chat with Uncle Bunja Smith about the Voice to Parliament
He is keen to answer your questions and chat about what it means to him. When: Sunday July 16, 3pm Where: Durras Progress Hall All welcome for afternoon tea and […]
Bushfire & heatwave preparation for Eurobodalla… a meeting with Fiona Phillips MP
SHASA members Kathryn Maxwell, Steve Colman, Lyn Smith and Brett Stevenson met with Fiona Phillips yesterday. Key issues discussed include: 1. Bushfire and heatwave preparation SHASA will be pursuing funding […]
Heatwave and Bushfire Havens Update
Seven Heatwave and Bushfire Haven projects completed with more to come.
El Nino climate pattern returns, US forecaster says – ABC Radio
Kathryn Maxwell, President of SHASA, spoke with ABC radio about the predicted El Nino weather events that are just starting in Australia. https://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/pm/el-nino-climate-pattern-returns-us-forecaster-says/102464102
Help SHASA and help the Eurobodalla become 100% renewable
SHASA is encouraging residents and businesses in the Eurobodalla to switch to Indigo Power as their electricity retailer by 30 June 2023. Why? Because it’s a community owned electricity retailer […]
Community push for safe havens comes to fruition in the Eurobodalla
Community push for safe havens comes to fruition in the Eurobodalla | About Regional
Brightening Batemans Bay Heritage Museum’s Future Stage 1
SHASA has secured a Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) Strengthening Rural Communities Program grant of $22,578 to install solar on the Batemans Bay Heritage Museum. SHASA is also […]
Taking charge of your power supply
Community forums in May/June to consider tailored microgrid options Round 2 of the SuRF microgrid feasibility community forums are scheduled for May/June 2023. Communities have looked at the big ideas, […]
The Voice to Parliament
In 1967 we were counted, in 2017 we seek to be heard. We leave base camp and start our trek across this vast country. We invite you to walk with […]
Heatwave and Bushfire Havens perform a critical role
EV Day 2023 – a big success for the Eurobodalla
“Well over 1000 people attended the SHASA EV Day – Electrify Everything Expo, held on Sunday 12 March. Amazingly, we had 40 electric vehicles at Hanging Rock, including 18 all-electric […]
Rewiring Australia founder Saul Griffith is on a mission to electrify the nation, one suburb at a time
Featured on Australian Story, ABC, 27 Feb 2023
Interested in a test drive at the EV Expo?
Sunday 12 March, 10am – 3pm at Hanging Rock, Batemans Bay Want to book a test drive? Send an email to contact.shasa@gmail.com or phone SHASA on 0467 558 645.
Interested in Electrical Apprenticeships?
Register for an information session on Thursday 23 February 5pm at the Moruya Golf Club to find out more about Electrical trade training. This new apprentice training is now being […]
SHASA’s December newsletter now out
Read the latest issue of THE SPARK online
State of the Climate 2022
Continued warming of Australia’s climate, an increase in extreme fire weather and length of the fire season, declining rainfall in southern Australia, and rising sea levels. These are some of […]