Uni grad charged after cannabis crop uncovered
A University of Wollongong graduate has pleaded guilty to a raft of charges after police uncovered a cannabis crop at his Far South Coast home. Find out what happened in court.
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‘Outrage’ over plans to scrap Australia Day Awards
After receiving only five nominations for its 2022 Australia Day Awards, a South Coast council has been forced to consider the future of the once-popular ceremony.
Alleged arsonist ‘laughed’ as neighbour burned: court
A South Coast man accused of murdering his neighbour after setting his home on fire was allegedly hallucinating after taking methamphetamine, a court has heard.
Body of missing Narooma man found by police
The search for a missing man on the state’s Far South has ended in tragedy after a body was located by police only a short drive from the man’s home.
Full steam ahead for Jervis Bay flyover after crucial vote
A key South Coast infrastructure project has moved one step closer following a key vote by local councillors, despite a war of words between the council and an outspoken local MP.
War of words intensifies over Jervis Bay bypass delay
Outspoken MP Gareth Ward has warned he could refer Shoalhaven City Council to ICAC over the controversial deferral of a multimillion dollar infrastructure project.
‘Safe, ready’: Emergency base to rise from the ashes
When fierce firestorms tore through the South Coast town of Batemans Bay, it not only destroyed homes but crippled the region’s emergency response with the destruction of the town’s SES base. Soon, that facility will be back up and running.
Report reveals gravest threat to coastal towns
A report into the state of the Australian environment has revealed that the biggest threat facing coastal areas comes not from overpopulation, industry or even rising sea levels, but from the weather. Here’s why.
Helping Batemans Bay teens get in right Headspace
More than 70 South Coast teens are currently on a waitlist for mental health services at Headspace, with many waiting up to six months to receive help. An injection of funding aims to speed that up.
Man ‘sorry’ for firebombing cop shop
A man who lobbed a Molotov cocktail fashioned from a VB stubbie into the foyer of Nowra police station has learnt his fate.
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