Good for the Gong workshop attracts a 'hopeful' crowd
What do offshore wind advocates do when offshore wind is (perhaps temporarily) off the table?
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News
Clearing up misconceptions
In today's opinion piece, Wild Magazine editor James McCormack calls on the community to pressure the Metropolitan Mine and the EPA to do better
Arts & culture
Discover the art of porcelain at Courthouse exhibition
The theme for the Illawarra & Sydney Southern District Porcelain Artists' 43rd annual exhibition on November 22 and 23 is "High Tea"
Clubs & Community
Time to parli Italiano with U3A
Rob Dal Mas worked as a financial accountant in the transport industry before moving to Thirroul. In retirement, he finds time to join others and practise his language skills in the Thirroul U3A group
Energy & Sustainability
Good for the Gong workshop attracts a 'hopeful' crowd
What do offshore wind advocates do when offshore wind is (perhaps temporarily) off the table?
Food & Travel
Iconic Diggies cafe and kiosk set for lengthy closure to allow for major beachfront works
In about three months, Diggies Cafe and the adjoining North Wollongong Beach Cafe will close their doors for at least six months while major construction works take place
Local Business
What's On at Collins Booksellers Thirroul in November
As the end of 2025 looms closer, the new releases keep on coming so avid readers come in and delight in the choices
Science & Nature
Nets drowned whale, now investigation may shine light on ocean pollution
After Friday’s necropsy, scientists may learn more about how human-made hazards – such as polluting ‘forever chemicals’ – are affecting marine mammals and the ocean
