8th September, 2026
Helensburgh’s Gina Krohn is showing how a great teacher librarian can turn the library into the beating heart of the school. Named the 2025 Teacher Librarian of the Year by the School…
Austinmer couple Sarah and James will open their garden gates for November’s Illawarra Edible Garden Trail, welcoming trail-goers to their shady but productive backyard. “Gardeners are a pretty good mob, you might…
Cricket’s summer season is about to heat up with registrations now open at all clubs in the Illawarra. Senior players, from 1st to 4th grade, will return to the field early in…
More than 60 Aboriginal teams from throughout NSW will bring a vital social message to Wollongong during a rugby league tournament on September 20 and 21. The Kids in Care Cup creates…
It began with a simple and faceless digital branding – station 325 – but it has since helped to give the town of Helensburgh part of its modern identity and a whole lot…
Greens Councillor Kit Docker believes Wollongong should do more to show its support for the people of Gaza. So much so, he has proposed that Council should fly the Palestinian flag outside…
Seize your last chance this weekend to see Where Art Meets Life, the Illawarra Association for the Visual Arts (IAVA) exhibition at Project Contemporary Artspace. “It’s a lovely theme and every artist can really embrace it – because…
Helensburgh artist Sarah Rowan has unveiled a set of new murals on water tanks at Rex Jackson Oval, honouring the town’s sporting teams and inspiring community spirit through art and sport. “Like…
A little bit of something for every taste is coming the audience’s way when Wollongong Town Hall hosts a fundraising concert featuring pianist Simon Tedeschi next Thursday, August 28. Joined by rising…
They went in as underdogs, but six athletes from Thirroul’s Samurai Dojo have returned from the Karate World Championships in Finland with a major triumph to celebrate. The northern Illawarra team represented…