‘Scratching the surface’: Tourist charged in alleged drug bust
A skydiving trip to a Far South Coast town has landed a Victorian student in hot water after being charged with drug supply and possession.
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Blurred images and text messages have delayed the court case of a Shoalhaven man accused of producing and disseminating child abuse material.
‘Thing of the past’: Labor pledges more outdoor classrooms
For students like Georgia Absolm, living with a learning impairment can make the standard four-walled classroom a challenge. Cue a move to shift the chalkboard outside.
Hundreds of thousands vote in NSW prepoll
The race to elect Australia’s next government has officially started, as pre-polling sees tens of thousands queue to place their ballot in the 2022 Federal Election.
Coalition pledges $106m for disaster-ready telecoms
The Coalition has announced a $106 million pledge for disaster-ready telecommunications, which Labor says its “too little, too late” as election day nears.
Constance defends Gilmore ‘ghost’ candidate preference
Liberal candidate Andrew Constance has defended his decision to put One Nation candidate Jerremy Eid ahead of his Labor rival, as controversy grows around the party’s “ghost” candidates.
First look at controversial $27m ‘shop-top’ development
A multi-million dollar redevelopment in the heart of a Far South Coast town has faced pushback from a local business group that says the project needs “serious consideration”.
Jubilation as homeless hub secures new home
After months of searching and tense negotiations, the Shoalhaven Homeless Hub has found its new home with the help of a state government cash splash.
‘Technology, not taxes’: Constance backs clean energy push
Clean energy projects on the South Coast have received a boost as the Liberal Party unveils its cash splash on a Nowra-based cogeneration project.
Labor leader blasts government over teachers’ strike
During a visit to the South Coast, NSW Labor leader Chris Minns has hit out at the state government for failing to provide assurances to the state’s teachers as thousands walk off the job.
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