by Amelia Wood | Sep 12, 2020 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture
A Wagga Wagga man is keeping alive the tradition of blacksmithing by breathing new life into an old craft. John Wood designs and creates sculptures and art combining old and new techniques in his backyard shed. His obsession with medieval metalwork began after...
by Sarah Fittock | Aug 17, 2020 | News
International House and Weerona College residents say they have been left lost and confused after the University of Wollongong announced last week their accommodation will temporarily close in 2021. UOW Director of Student Services and Accommodation Theresa Hoynes...
by Isaac George | Jun 22, 2020 | News, TheStayHomer
DC Comics has ended its distribution relationship with Diamond Comics Distribution, leaving Australian comic stores in the lurch after an already two-month distribution hiatus due to COVID-19. DC Comics announced the end of the 25-year-old partnership in an...
by Hayley Bannerman | Jun 19, 2020 | News
After bushfires destroyed many of their natural resources, the region’s beekeepers are looking for alternative methods to increase pollination and keep the industry alive. The devastating bushfires has resulted in the South Coast’s bee population being severely...
by Noella Franklin | Jun 16, 2020 | News
Local climate activists have found creative new ways to protest and advocate online in the wake of Covid-19 restrictions. The Illawarra Climate Coalition (TICC), has taken part in an online protest for climate action through Zoom meetings, as well as establishing a...
