Narooma Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Narooma home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Web Domination
At Web Domination, we are for businesses seeking to soar above the competition and establish themselves as industry leaders.<br />Our tagline, �Elev…
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Debrah Witty
I am a passionate, committed and experienced Marriage Celebrant, and have dedicated my career to celebrating love in all its forms. Together, we will …
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Sarah Guest
Founder & CEO. Preventia & The HeartScreen Sarah founded The HeartScreen with a vision to make specialist cardiac diagnostics accessible to every A…
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Auswide Computers
Auswide Computers is Australia's leading online computer store and gaming PC shops Adelaide offering a wide range of computer parts and accessories to…
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Hamid Gholipour
Working Hard Every Day to Deliver High-Quality Australian-Made Products.
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🐚 Sharon Mason
Sharon Mason is a Yuin artist and community leader whose work connects Narooma’s coastal resources with family knowledge. Her shell fishhooks, featured by the Australian National Maritime Museum, express a fishing technology requiring careful material selection and many hours of skilled making. Sharing that work with her grandchildren is part of passing knowledge between generations. The objects therefore belong to an active cultural practice, rather than merely illustrating a vanished past. Mason’s contribution joins art, practical understanding of the coast and the family relationships through which knowledge continues to be learned.
📚 Laurelle Pacey
Laurelle Pacey has helped preserve Narooma’s history through research, books and community organisations. Her publications include accounts of Wagonga Inlet, Narooma’s steamers and sawmills, Montague Island, Bodalla and Tilba. Her work with the historical society, School of Arts and heritage advisory activities connects that research with the practical care of local places and institutions. She received the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2019 for service to community history. A background spanning agricultural science, journalism and broadcasting helped her turn detailed research into stories accessible to a wider readership.

