by Zoe Bradbury | Jun 5, 2019 | Govt & Politics
As the weather turns wild and wet, the Wollongong library provides a safe haven for citizens to read and learn from thousands of voices from the past. But after 40 years of underinvestment for public libraries, library officials across the state have called on the...
by Zoe Bradbury | May 29, 2019 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News
The Illawarra’s only burlesque school is set to hold its first student showcase this Saturday at the Heritage Hotel in Bulli. More than 15 students from the Muse School of Burlesque will take to the stage to perform solo and group performances in a celebration of all...
by Zoe Bradbury | May 19, 2019 | Australia Votes 2019, Govt & Politics, News
Candidate and incumbent Member for Cunningham Sharon Bird has a long history as a member of the Australian Labor Party and a longer connection to Wollongong – her family has called the Illawarra home for five generations. “My own family has worked in the...
by Zoe Bradbury | May 1, 2019 | Tech & Research
A UOW Molecular Horizons research project has been granted $1.5 million dollars in funding to further understand how superbug bacteria becomes resistance to antibiotics. Over a five year period, researchers will examine bacteria at a cellular level to understand how...
by Zoe Bradbury | Apr 10, 2019 | News, Sport
The Coledale Waves have become the first Illawarra team to move through to the fifth round of this year’s FFA Cup. In a nail-bitting match at Ian McClennan Park in Wollongong last night, the Waves snared victory with a 1–0 win over favourites Manly Allambie...
