Bywong Community Association (Inc) and the Bywong Community
Bywong Community Association is a residents group aimed at strengthening connections between local people in Bywong and acts as a forum for raising and resolving local issues. The Association organises a number of annual events including the biggest, the Bywong Community Car Boot Sale. More information about our events can be located under Events. You can find out more about joining the Association by clicking here and you can send your enquiries here.
Bywong is a locality within the Palerang Shire in southern NSW with a population of 1195 people. Wamboin adjoins Bywong and have a combined population of just over 2850 residents. Bywong is located between Lake George and on both sides of the Federal Highway, about 30 km north-east of Canberra, ACT Australia. Click here for more information about the Bywong locality and history, including a MAP of the area.
MACS REEF ROAD roadworks project
Macs Reef Road (Bywong) between Bankers Road and Newington Road was closed from 7.00 am on Monday, 8 April for major roadwork.
Working Monday to Saturday, 6.30 am to 4.30 pm has enabled considerable progress to be made on the construction site.

It is easy to see why the work could not be carried carried out without closing the road, it is a construction site and as such must conform to the relevant OH&S regulations.

New under-road pipes and headwalls have been installed along with the reloaction of some Telstra cabling.

There is still plenty of earth works to be completed with pretty heavy going in sections of rock.

An enourmous about of earth has to be shifted just to raise or lower the road a meter.

The photo above gives an appreciation of the rise of the hill.
While the temporary road closure has been inconvenience to many, this roadwork was neccessary and the improvement will be obvious. On track for completion by 17th May
CAR BOOT SALE a great social day
The 2013 Bywong Car Boot Sale was a great social day, with people chatting with each other and enjoying the outing. Demonstrations included the Geary’s Gap Pony Club members playing soccer with a huge ball, and later their horses performed to music.
A monster raffle offered 23 big prizes with the proceeds going towards purchasing an electric hose reel for the Wamboin fire Brigade.
Sutton Chatter
Look in the"Bywong groups and other links" tab or DOWNLOAD HERE for the February 2012 edition.
Hiring the Bywong Hall

If you would like to find out about hiring the Bywong Hall at the Les Reardon Reserve, in the first instance please contact Guy Cotsell on 62303523 or by email cotsell AT moraguy.net.
Alternatively, Aidan O'Leary on 62369157 or by email at oleaai AT hotmail.com.
If you want to see iif the Hall is available, you can view availability by clicking HERE for the Bywong Hall and Reserve calendar
You can see a Google map of the Les Reardon Reserve and the Bywong Hall here
Emergency contact information
| Service | Number | Service | Number |
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| Fire/Police/Ambulance | Dial 000 all hours | Sutton Fire Brigade Duty Officer YASS SIDE OF BYWONG |
0418 303 232 |
| Bungendore Police | 6238 1244 | Bungendore Medical Centre | 6298 9211 |
| Queanbeyan Police | 6298 0599 | Ambulance Bookings | 131233 |
| Wamboin Fire Brigade Captain PALERANG SIDE OF BYWONG |
0409 991 340 | Bungendore Vet Surgery | 6238 1133 |
| Updated NSW Fire Incidents | website | Palerang Council | 6238 8111 |
Sponsors
We would like to thank the following sponsors for their ongoing support:
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The Lake FM - Bywong's Neighbourhood Radio Station. The station can be heard on 88MHz, or 87.8MHz in most parts of Bywong/Wamboin. Make a request by clicking on our request page. |
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Yless4U |
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Lamberts Winery |
| The Veolia Mulwaree Trust supports community projects and charities for the benefit of the community of the former Mulwaree Shire Council area in Southern NSW or a community within a council area which immediately adjoined Mulwaree. |
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