by Keeley Hurry | Jul 14, 2021 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News
A national LGBTQI+ live story-telling project and correlating podcast, Queerstories was a sell out event at Thirroul’s Community Library in June. Queerstories featured six local queer speakers from the Wollongong community, joining over 250 LGBTQI+ speakers across...
by Gabrielle Mee | Jul 14, 2021 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, Govt & Politics, News
A Stanwell Park woman has celebrated the recent release of memoir which examines how a prominent political figure transformed her life in a number of ways. Author Christine Sykes has launched the release of her new book ‘Gough and Me’, a memoir of her life and how it...
by Gabrielle Mee | Jul 14, 2021 | Feature, News
A Helensburgh woman is changing lives in Africa as her charity celebrates the success of the opening of its second school and sets its sights on new impactful projects. Sayari Nyuki charity founder Maeve Turner, 21 partnered with Tanzanian non-government organisation...
by Russell Haylock | Jul 14, 2021 | News, Sport
A veteran rugby league official has notched up his 300th game as a local first grade referee, becoming one of the first ever to achieve the milestone. William Drury has been a Group 7 referee since 1989, with his 300 game stint in the first grade competition including...
by Cassandra Zaucer | Jun 7, 2021 | Govt & Politics, News
Wollongong City Council has proposed a short-term overflow boat and trailer car park at the Bellambi boat ramp to improve safety at the site The announcement of the plan comes after safety concerns were raised about the park’s capacity not meeting demand for...
