30th April, 2026
Woodcarving, breathwork and a beautiful, live guitar – such as the pleasures awaiting attendees of an immersive exhibition in the northern Illawarra this weekend. From May 1-3, the Clifton School of Arts…
Simone Potter has a background in teaching and counselling and Layla Taylor is a former family lawyer and swim teacher. But at Don's Farm in Avondale, this unlikely duo has built a…
This month marks three years since Coledale RSL reopened its doors after financial issues following the pandemic caused the closure of the club. Today, the club is kept alive and well by…
Any glossy black cockatoos finding quality shelter in the Bellambi Lagoon in the future might have Keiraville CWA members to thank after a recent planting blitz. The volunteers of all ages came…
Music media, film & television, books and podcast recommendations for those wanting to relax and be entertained this year.
At 97 years young, Val Fell OAM shows no signs of slowing down. Recently named as one of the NSW 2026 Local Women of the Year, Val was recognised for her tireless…
More than 900 people packed out UOW University Hall to see a variety of locally made movies united by a bird motif in the 2026 Creative Wollongong Short Film Festival. Presented by…
A crowd of more than 200 people gathered at the Wollongong Town Hall on a Sunday in March to demand justice for those fleeing war and persecution. At the Refugee Action Collective…
While Wollongong residents often enjoy the pristine sands of Puckey’s Estate for a morning stroll or a weekend swim, Raewyn Proctor and her team work weekly to ensure the health of the…
In 1975, a dozen men joined their local fire station, hoping to make a difference. It was the start of a tradition of community service and camaraderie that would endure for five…