Eighty artists, 150,000 punters: Wollongong, get ready to rock
One weekend, music sensation G Flip is getting kissed on the arm by Kylie Minogue; the next, they are helping this city party
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News & Views
Polish diaspora celebrates 70th anniversary of Illawarra group
There is a museum, a library, dance groups, and even a plane replica building crew. Franca Facci reports on Wollongong's thriving Polish Association
Arts & culture
Eighty artists, 150,000 punters: Wollongong, get ready to rock
One weekend, music sensation G Flip is getting kissed on the arm by Kylie Minogue; the next, they are helping this city party
Clubs & Community
The Bowlo is turning 70 and you're invited to the party
By Jamie Madden, a director of the Scarborough-Wombarra Bowling Club
Energy & Sustainability
Region's bright future in clean energy draws talent
Why young innovators are moving to the Illawarra
Food & Travel
3 of the best Warilla cafes
Discover delicious cold brews, hot halloumi toast and gluten-free treats in Shellharbour's coastal town of Warilla
Local Business
From bottle cap to plant pot – how Illawarra kids are closing the loop
Greg McBrien reports on a plastic recycling program run by a family-owned skip bin business in this partner content with Tiny Tins
Science & Nature
Mothmaggedon: Where the Bogongs came from and where they have gone
NSW has just seen the most Bogong Moths since numbers plummeted during the drought a decade ago. But the species may not be out of the woods just yet
Around Australia
An opt‑out system for AI companies to access creative works doesn’t gel with Australia’s copyright laws. Here’s why
It does appear the government wants to incentivise big AI companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic to bring their business to Australia, writes UOW's Dilan Thampapillai
