7th April, 2026
As the number of Australians with dementia climbs toward half a million, Illawarra horticulturalist Narelle Happ wants more meaningful, non-clinical interventions in aged care. “You can’t imagine being cooped up in the…
About 100 people have rallied at Bellambi Beach to protest against plans for land that has been a housing commission area since the 1970s. Over the next 20 years, the state government…
After 13 years of funding over $100,000 in grassroots projects in Wollongong, including the very first Yours and Owls Festival, a proven model for community-led philanthropy, the Culture Bank model, is moving further…
This month, Illawarra’s music scene offers high-energy shows for every kind of fan. Those looking for fresh faces can check out up-and-coming local bands at La La La’s, while a Queen tribute…
About 180 people gathered last Wednesday at Warrawong's Gala Cinema for the debut of a "fractured fairytale” of resilience, screened as a fundraiser for the Illawarra Women’s Trauma Recovery Centre. Life Could…
Coomaditchie United Aboriginal Corporation is proud to host the first standalone Burri Burri Markets at The Servo in Port Kembla on Sunday, 29 March. The 100% Aboriginal owned and operated markets grew…
The Northern Suburbs Bulldogs Rugby League Football Club is acknowledging its past while keeping an open eye on the future in its 80th anniversary year. As the club celebrates its rich history,…
Forget the “pick a niche” advice. Here is why shooting diverse projects actually improves your photographer’s work.
Long before 34-year-old Matt McMaugh became a legend on the northern Illawarra cycle paths, he was a toddler fascinated by anything on two wheels. Matt's mum, Tess, said her son had always…
A retired GP is calling for improved pedestrian safety after two near-misses with e-bike riders outside a Thirroul supermarket. In a letter to Wollongong City Council, Helen Voysey asked that notices be…