Get on ya bike – that is the message from Wollongong City Council. The draft City of Wollongong Bike Plan 2014-2018 is on public display and Council has called for feedback. The plan is said to address a wide range of cycling issues and implement a number of strategies in order to establish and promote the city as bike-friendly. Developed in consultation with the community and Council’s Active Transport Reference Group, the proposal promises to meet the needs of cyclists, pedestrians and motorists. Wollongong Bike Plan Engagement Officer Sophie Williams said while the project aimed to increase participation in cycling,…
Author: Amber Kinnear
1. #1LetterWrongMovie You won’t believe how simplistically hilarious this hashtag is. You’ll wish these movies existed more than the originals. 2. #hedgehog Don’t let the unassuming hashtag fool you, #hedgehog will introduce you to Marutaro. Marutaro is from Japan, he’s a hedgehog and his owner has been posting photos of him with little cut-out faces on twitter. Get ready for a cute overload. 3. #crapsuperpowers You could secretly have a super power, but it might not be that impressive. What’s your crap super power? 4. #WRBS/#wouldratherbesleeping Perfect for the anti #YOLO enthusiast or passionate couch potato. Who wouldn’t rather be…
Today genders other than female and male are recognised by NSW law. Laws permit the registration of a third category of sex. Despite this move towards recognising gender neutrality, there are claims the removal of the UOW Gender Studies major and minor could be hindering the diversity message. Amber Kinnear & Alice Matthews – Multimedia Reporters
Thanks to a case brought forward by Australia, Antarctic waters will no longer be subjected to Japanese whaling. But are we really in a place to criticize? Multimedia Reporters: Amber Kinnear, Alice Matthews
Many of us dread the cold dreary darkness of winter and most find it difficult to stay active, healthy and happy. Here are 10 tips that will help you stay healthier, more positive and keep exercising during Wollongong’s chilly months. 1. The winter mornings are dark and grim sometimes. It’s time to move that alarm further away from your bed. You’ll be up and active in no time. 2. Take advantage of Wollongong’s iconic beaches. There’s nothing stopping you from layering up, popping on your runners and hitting the sand. 3. If you’re more inclined to stay indoors, why not try…