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‘I was scared’: Passenger’s ‘fear’ before fatal crash
The back seat passenger in a car that crashed into and killed Kiama teen Libby Ruge outside of Collegians in Wollongong two years ago has given evidence in court. Read his recollection of events.
‘Time to act’ on mandatory life jackets for rock fishers
Wollongong Council are seeking community feedback about mandating life jackets at a number of dangerous rock fishing hot spots across the LGA.
‘Pathetic, petty’: Climate wars rage in Wollongong Council
A Wollongong Greens councillor has been battered from pillar to post after a motion to investigate ways to reduce gas emissions in the LGA. Read about the full-blown argument.
Kiama Council backflips on Blue Haven
Kiama councillors have stepped back from their two-week old decision to sell off the debt-ridden Blue Haven aged care operation. Read what the council have opted to do.
‘A crackerjack night’: Greens buoyed by record Illawarra return
The Greens have experienced their best ever federal election with the Illawarra showing shades of Green through the rusted-on red seats of Cunningham and Whitlam.
Cunningham Labor faithful reveal their ‘relief’
For 30 years Naomi Arrowsmith and Ron Watt have supported the Labor Party which made Saturday night an unforgettable occasion for the Port Kembla couple.
Labor’s McBain puts Eden-Monaro in ‘safe seat territory’
Labor could hold the former bellwether seat of Eden-Monaro by double digits with Kristy McBain claiming victory early on election night.
Meet Illawarra’s new political power couple
The incoming Member for Cunningham, Alison Byrnes, and her husband, state Wollongong MP, Paul Scully, on their relationship and what the election means for the future of the region.
Labor MP Jones ‘honoured’ to be re-elected in Whitlam
Despite a small swing against him, Stephen Jones has managed to retain his grip on the Labor stronghold of Whitlam.
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