A celebratory day out proves the seaside community is up and runnning again

By Alyson Hulley-Jeffries
Updated September 12 2018 - 1:06pm, first published September 11 2018 - 10:00am
Anthony and Kathy Dack with their 1959 FC Holden station wagon. The Dacks lost their home in the Tahra bushfire. In the fire's wake, Bega Valley Shire Council has reduced fees for rebuilding permissions to about 10 per cent of normal.
Anthony and Kathy Dack with their 1959 FC Holden station wagon. The Dacks lost their home in the Tahra bushfire. In the fire's wake, Bega Valley Shire Council has reduced fees for rebuilding permissions to about 10 per cent of normal.

SIX months after a bush fire ripped through the far south coast town of Tathra, destroying more than 80 houses, a vintage market and car show and shine has given notice that the town is up, running and ready for a bumper summer.

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