James Fennessy is a Digital Communications Manager with Southern NSW Local Health District. Previously, he spent five years with ARN at 2EC/Power FM, where he presented national news bulletins and hosted a morning radio show, focusing on regional interest and world news, as well as topics related to construction and engineering. James has been featured in 2EC and Power FM Bega Bay.
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Bega, Australia (Local)
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James Fennessy's articles predominantly cover local news, community events, environmental issues, emergency services, and Aboriginal community matters. His coverage mainly includes government announcements and breaking news with a focus on crime and tragedy.
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Sapphire Coast residents have spoken out loud about their preferred option for the replacement Cuttagee Bridge.
Bega Valley Shire Council has confirmed the design for a replacement Cuttagee Bridge will be voted in at their November monthly meeting next week.
By: Darren Cutrupi, James Fennessy
The State Government is set to step in to have a greater say on the long awaited construction of a replacement for Cuttagee Bridge on the Tathra Bermagui Road.
By: Darren Cutrupi, James Fennessy
Bega Valley Shire Council is likely to request the State Government fund the whole controversial Cuttagee Bridge project.
Bega Valley Shire Mayor Russell Fitzpatrick has told a council meeting the community just wants the council to get on with building a new two lane Cuttagee Bridge.
By: Darren Cutrupi, James Fennessy
An internationally renowned structural engineer believes if the condition of the historic Cuttagee Bridge is so bad then it should be immediately closed.
A major milestone in the building of a new bridge across Cuttagee Lake.
