by Madeline Crittenden | May 28, 2015 | Govt & Politics, News
One in three school children are starting class without having eaten breakfast, according to a new report. The research was conducted by Foodbank, one of Australia’s leading food relief organisations. Out of 532 teachers surveyed, three quarters of them said...
by Steve White | May 21, 2015 | News
HMAS Albatross has been part of Nowra culture and life since World War II, but many aren’t aware of its association with the Albatross Music Theatre Company. “It actually started out of a conversation between warrant officer Derek and the commanding...
by Rachel Pedroza | May 21, 2015 | News
The long awaited decision to shut down the Shoalhaven’s Paper Mill machines on August 28 was made yesterday. Operational since the 1950s, the Shoalhaven Paper Mill has provided valuable employment to the region and it reamins the only manufacturer in Australia...
by Steve White | May 14, 2015 | News
It’s not uncommon to hear “if it tastes good, it can’t be good for you”. Turns out we all may be in for a treat. Despite Australians eating around 18 litres of ice-cream per year, it would appear the world has suddenly jumped on the banana...
by Steve White | Mar 19, 2015 | News
The Nowra Players Theatre’s latest production brings together a dark side of our society and presents it through a child’s eye. Director Lynn Harnwell is delighted with the enthusiasm the entire cast is putting into the play. The final performance is this Saturday and...
