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Come along to hear from a team of experts about how to lower your energy bills, invest in affordable saving upgrades and boost comfort to your home.

Here you will learn about installing solar panels and batteries, the options around electric vehicles and ways to reduce your energy bill and take control of your energy use.

There is NO COST to attend and refreshments will be provided.

Date: Friday 21^st August 2026
Time: 3pm to 5pm
Venue: Moruya Surf Life Saving Club, 2 Charles Moffitt Drive, Moruya Heads

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The link to the position description can be found at: https://www.repower.net.au/take-charge-of-your-energy-a-new-south-coast-education-program/

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The Expression of Interest (EOI) is focused on two of the issue areas, specifically:

• Potential lease, licence or shared use models, and
• Demonstrated community demand and stakeholder consultation.

Open day: Wednesday 12 August 2026, 10am to 1pm

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In 2026 the SHASA Public Fund provided money to a diversity of local projects, helping to fill a gap in funding for these types of projects. This included:

• $2,000 to print the Children’s Book Charlie’s Birthday Adventure A Kids Guide to being bushfire prepared
• $2,739 to supply and install an off-grid power supply including lights for the Tuross Community Garden so that they can have hot water for a cuppa and recharge their electric gardening tools on site
• $7,500 for the upgrade of the Tilba Halls
• $1,000 for a solar and battery system for Safe Havens Caravans – Tilba locals who source unwanted caravans and restore and give them to people in difficult circumstances
• $420 to the Moruya Mail to support our local newspaper
• $150 for the Batemans Bay Community Picnic Group for their Christmas Breakfast
• $150 for the rewiring at the Moruya Surf Life Savings Club
• $11,250 for the South Coast Community Kitchen which runs a monthly Community Picnic in Moruya and provides food parcels to families in need in the Batemans Bay Area (donation from Project Lighting in Canberra).

With a donation you automatically become a member of SHASA for 12 months.

Donations can be made by direct debit to:

SHASA Public Fund
BSB 641800
Account: 200924351

or via PayPal.

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You don’t pay FBT if you provide private use of an electric car that meets all of the following conditions:

• The car is a zero or low emissions vehicle
• The first time the car is held and used is 1st July 2022
• The car is used by a current employee or their associates INCLUDING FAMILY MEMBERS
• Luxury Car Tax was never paid on the importation or sale of the car
• From the 1st of April 2027 this will only apply to vehicles worth less than $75,000
• No further changes to FBT for cars worth less than $75,000 until 1st April 2029

Includes cost of charging/electricity!

Source: Matthew Thomas Senior Accountant ITP Batemans Bay May 2026

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SHASA is happy to help!

We can organise a one to one chat with people who own and drive an EV.

SHASA President Kathryn Maxwell, SHASA Vice President Andrew Everard and SHASA Member Thomas Schild have a wealth of knowledge and are available to meet with you to advise you on which EV is right for your needs. 

Learn about EV models available in Australia today.

Discuss savings, costs and advantages of an EV.

Chat about EV charging.

Take a drive in an EV with the owner.

For more information and to register your interest please contact Kathryn Maxwell on 0467 558 645 

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