by Millie Black | Oct 27, 2025 | Environment, Feature
Two journalists, Wollongong central station, an unresolved murder, and a cacophony of street secrets where only the well-worn carpets of Piccadilly Centre know the answer. On 29 January 1966, Wilhemena Kruger was brutally left disfigured and bound in the Piccadilly...
by Millie Black | Sep 27, 2024 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News
The works of Indigenous artists and authors have been showcased at Wollongong Art Gallery this week in the hope to better connect the community to culture and recognise the brutality of Australia’s history. The Indigenous exhibition included the book launch for...
by Millie Black | Sep 23, 2024 | News
Research has found that Australian women are seeking more guidance from the internet than medical professionals when exploring contraceptive options and the potential risks. UOW pre-medicine student Summer Leonard said there ws no study module that covers the affects...
by Millie Black | Sep 23, 2024 | News
UOW has provided women’s self-defense classes to empower female students and teach them prevention strategies to support their safety. The National Student Safety Survey (NSSS) 2021 report collected data from 38 universities and found that one in six or 16.1 per cent...
by Millie Black | Aug 28, 2024 | Feature, News
Illawarra residents are questioning the efficiency and environmental impacts of an estimated $10 billion dollar wind farm project, off Wollongong beaches. Independent candidate for Wollongong Council Suzanne de Vive said solar panels are a faster and more effective...
