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Election promise: plans for new playgrounds, pump tracks
A raft of new child-friendly amenities have been announced for the South Coast, from play areas to pump tracks. Find out what’s on offer in your area, as election day nears.
Fishermen furious over new ban on shark fishing
A south coast council has launched its latest salvo in the decades-long fight to stop shark fishing at Tathra wharf with a new ban. Some fishermen aren’t impressed.
Green light for ‘tiny house’ project in fire-ravaged Cobargo
After two years of consultation and controversy, an affordable housing project in a south coast town has finally been given the go-ahead after an impassioned plea by the mayor.
Meet the Wollongong university graduates making waves
From trailblazing young poets to award-winning writers and Tik Tok science stars, University of Wollongong graduates are taking Australia – and the world – by storm. Meet them here.
‘Shouldn’t be political’: Nowra bypass tops agenda for Phillips
Fiona Phillips has hit back at the State Government over a planned funding boost for the Nowra bypass, telling reporters the project should have been built decades ago.
‘No ideal option’: Community split over bypass route
With both major parties touting new investments in road infrastructure, one town on the state’s south coast is split over which route a new bypass should take.
‘Abandoned’: Phillips blasts PM as tourist town remains cut off
Weeks after a landslip completely cut off Kangaroo Valley leaving businesses struggling to stay afloat, Labor’s Fiona Phillips has blasted the government for “abandoning” the township.
Plibersek falls short of supporting trans athletes
Tanya Plibersek says it should be up to sports clubs to determine the participation of transgender athletes as infighting over the issue within the Liberal party grows.
Legal fight looms over plans to bulldoze ‘unspoilt’ forest
Thousands of dollars have been raised for legal fees as a south coast community group prepares to fight plans to demolish 100 hectares of “unspoiled” forest.
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