Wolumla South

Wolumla South, located in the picturesque Bega Valley Shire of New South Wales, offers a serene rural lifestyle amidst rolling hills and lush landscapes. This area is predominantly cleared for beef, dairy, and sheep grazing, reflecting its agricultural heritage. The township features low-density urban housing and a small commercial area along the main street, which includes a hotel, hairdresser, and a general store that also serves as a newsagent and post office. Community facilities encompass a volunteer-run Rural Fire Service station and a community memorial hall. For education, the Wolumla Public School caters to students from kindergarten to year 6. The region is accessible via the South East and Tablelands bus network, connecting Eden, Merimbula, and Bega. Notably, Wolumla is home to a National Broadband Network satellite ground station, featuring four 13.5-meter dishes.