A very small panic attack
Emma Rooksby, co-ordinator of Growing Illawarra Natives, discovers a rare local grass flourishing in the escarpment at Wombarra
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News
New train rollout is good news for commuters, mostly
“This is a very exciting day for commuters in the Illawarra," says NSW Transport Minister John Graham as the first of the new Mariyung trains pulls out of Kiama
Arts & culture
Fresh talent takes flight at Wollongong Short Film Festival
Winners in this year's competition shared prizes amounting to $5000 and industry training
Clubs & Community
Celebrate Wombarra Bowlo's 70th, share memories of good times
The Scarborough Wombarra Bowling Club turns 70 in 2026 and to celebrate the bowlo's Jamie Madden is calling for stories and photos to help build a historic record
Energy & Sustainability
Whale of a Tale resurfaces in Senate report
The Illawarra Flame expose has popped up in a report that includes a recommendation for the government to continue funding support for regional and independent media outlets
Food & Travel
Fair food flourishes in crisis, but delivery costs bite
Green Connect's award-winning urban farm at Warrawong is raising the cost of home deliveries of its freshly picked produce
Local Business
Herb the news? Homestyle Italian pasta will be good to go in Calderwood
New home-based business @Mastro & Co. is expected to open in mid-April, offering ready-made meals for pickup
Science & Nature
A very small panic attack
Emma Rooksby, co-ordinator of Growing Illawarra Natives, discovers a rare local grass flourishing in the escarpment at Wombarra
