28th September, 2026
A new public sculpture celebrating thousands of years of Aboriginal fishing heritage, cultural songlines and coastal connections has been officially unveiled at Port Kembla’s MM Beach. Titled Magari, the piece was created…
The award-winning Illawarra Indigenous Business Expo will return to Novotel Wollongong Northbeach for its fourth year next month, bringing together a huge range of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entrepreneurs, tradespeople and…
It’s early days in the state significant development application process but Peabody’s Metropolitan Continuation Project to expand coal mining under the Woronora water catchment is shaping as a battle of big business…
Kylie Flament’s journey towards a circular economy might have begun with a glimpse of rubbish. “I remember standing over my bin in our Sydney apartment thinking, 'most of this is soft plastics and…
The Illawarra’s Noam Young was part of a select group of 11 filmmakers from around Australia who were supported to attend a national event focused on filmmaking. Noam was one of the…
A bit like Dorothy’s iconic slippers in The Wizard of Oz, Mitch Steed’s ruby red sneakers could be symbolic of the transformative magic happening in Helensburgh. They certainly pop at the Flame’s…
Visitors heading to the Illawarra Grevillea Park for its final spring open days this weekend have a special reason to pause at the park's picnic pavilion. The site stands as a permanent…
Lang Park came alive on Monday morning with an unconventional, hard-fought bike race to preview the upcoming Ride Wollongong Festival of Cycling Family Fun Day. Stuart Barnes from Destination Wollongong said the…
Behind the scenes of a photography job at the Southern Regions MBA Building Awards at UOW.
By UN Commissioner Chris Sidoti The UN Commission of Inquiry report ‘The Essence of Childhood Has Been Destroyed: Israel’s deliberate targeting of Palestinian children in the Occupied Palestinian Territory since 7 October…