Man busted with child abuse images allowed to use internet
A twin from Bankstown, who has admitted to downloading child abuse images, has been allowed back online by a court to see his psychologist.
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Council demands ‘development barriers’ to ease housing crisis
A south coast council says government red tape is causing ‘development barriers’, in a community already struggling with a housing crisis.
Battle erupts between world-class classical music venue and gun club
A multi-million dollar south coast music venue says its future and renowned image will be under threat if extra clay pigeon shooting days are granted to a local gun club.
Savvy move sees distiller catch the eye of restaurants and bars
An IT consultant turned craft brewmaker has turned his hobby into a roaring business offering lemon myrtle liqueurs and rhubarb gins after first learning his trade watching Youtube videos.
52 a day: NSW suburbs with most Covid cases
Some NSW suburbs are still reporting up to 52 Covid cases a day, with one region at 581 in 28 days. Here are the highest vax rates and cases per suburb.
Devastating fires reveal daughter’s fighting spirit
While the Black Summer bushfires hit Dinny Kube on both sides of the state border, she says the key experience she has taken out of disaster is the importance of seizing opportunities.
Top real estate agents share secrets to success
Between them they have hundreds of years experience in the property industry, and have no plans on slowing down their growing sales portfolio. These are the region’s top real estate agents.
Elder turned away from hospital amid Covid cluster
An Aboriginal elder claims she and others have been turned away from the region’s hospitals because of “gatekeeping” after Covid reached the tightknit indigenous community.
Calls to scrap developer law change to protect jobs
A coastal council says jobs could be lost and rates jacked up to cover any money lost if a Bill proposing to cut critical developer payments – which help fund roads, playgrounds and footpaths – passes in NSW Parliament.
South coast’s ‘unique caviar’ exports to ‘save the ocean’
An award-winning south coast business is set to send its prized products into overseas markets, generating new jobs in the region and improving the health of the ocean at the same time.
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