Illawarra Mercury
Monday, 6 May 2024
Windy weather could lead to another power outage.
Nadine Morton • 2hrs ago
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Taking a 'district approach' to cut costs and keep bars open.
Connor Pearce
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It will extend Harvey's time as Hawk to seven seasons.
Mitch Jennings
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Hawks captain Tyler Harvey is close to extending his time at the club. Picture Sylvia Liber
Live updates on traffic, travel, and everything else across the Illawarra.
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A car stuck in floodwaters on Audley Road at Audley Weir in the Royal National Park on Monday, May 6, 2024. Picture by Live Traffic
And where else in the region could renters now start to look?
Brendan Crabb
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Illawarra rental prices have significantly increased during the past 12 months. Picture: File image
Few paediatric services is inflaming youth crime in the bush.
Carla Mascarenhas
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'Not listening': Youth crime wave linked to early services say experts
The mother of the Perth brothers raised the alarm on Facebook.
Anna McGuinness Anna Houlahan
Perth siblings Jake and Callum Robinson, both in their 30s, were allegedly shot in the head while resisting a robbery of their ute. (AAP Image/Supplied)
Severe weather warning cancelled on Sunday afternoon.
Glen Humphries
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Two surfers brave the rain at Bellambi Beach on Sunday morning. Picture by Sylvia Liber
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Kiama's Lucy Darragh won the junior event.
Jordan Warren
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It was the Sharks eight straight win over the Dragons.
Mitch Jennings
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The Sharks, led by Nicho Hynes (centre) proved too good for the ill-disciplined Dragons on Sunday afternoon. Picture Getty Images
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Some felt it was a sure sign that a conspiracy was afoot.
Glen Humphries
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An ocean survey boat seen at Shellharbour started some anti-wind farm advocates to get suspicious.
The court case stemmed from a 2020 fatality in the centre car park.
Glen Humphries
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The scene of a fatality at Corrimal Village shopping centre in 2020 led to a worker suffering post-traumatic stress disorder, a court ruled. Picture by Robert Peet
Council is considering this change in policy.
Glen Humphries
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Wollongong City Council is considering making in mandatory that all new developments include affordable housing. Picture by Anna Warr
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Community gets behind female surfers at inaugural event.
Gayle Tomlinson
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EPA, council want details over leaching, air quality concerns.
Ben Langford
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This image from Hanson's Major Projects application shows the current processing are in red, with the proposed new recycling area as a yellow star.
Not even a $300k offer could lure the owner away from her new space.
Tareyn Varley
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It will be discussed at Wollongong City Council on Monday night.
Glen Humphries
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Wollongong councillor Richard Martin wants council to look at cutting the speed limit on Murray Road at Corrimal. Picture by Sylvia Liber
The artist tries and tries again in experimental new collection.
Tareyn Varley
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Hannah Barclay with a piece from her solo exhibition Gone Is the Night.
'I think it just sort of came together...'
Jordan Warren
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The Wolves were clinical against the Mariners at Ian McLennan Park on Sunday. Picture by Adam McLean
Horrifying extent of the crisis revealed.
Grace Crivellaro
The annual May Day rally marched through the city's CBD.
Natalie Croxon
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Workers march in the rain down Crown Street for the 2024 May Day March. Picture by Adam McLean
He threatened to stab a worker before he left the restaurant.
Grace Crivellaro
Dylan Piesley. Picture from Facebook
'So long to our friend, our king Bernard Hill,' Elijah Wood said.
Anna Houlahan • 1hr ago
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Authorities are clinging to hope that a man who went overboard from a P&O cruise ship in waters off Sydney can be found, despite rough seas.
Sam McKeith • 26m ago
A person has gone overboard from a cruise ship heading toward Sydney Harbour pre-dawn. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)
A Perth Iman says the city's shocked Muslim community is concerned about a potential backlash after a radicalised teen stabbed a man outside a Bunnings store.
Aaron Bunch
Perth's Muslim community is "extremely concerned" about Islamophobia, Imam Syed Wadood Janud says. (Supplied/AAP PHOTOS)
FWAW Episode 10: Eight new ladies arrive but only five go camping.
Ashley Walmsley
Farmer Todd (in the hat) with the five ladies of his choosing, none of which are wearing hats here, as Todd's is providing enough shade for all. Picture supplied
They 'followed all the rules' but were flagged as unlawful.
Anna Houlahan
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Department of Home Affairs office, Jasbir and Gurpreet Singh. Picture Jamila Toderas/supplied
It will extend Harvey's time as Hawk to seven seasons.
Mitch Jennings
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It was the Sharks eight straight win over the Dragons.
Mitch Jennings
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The Sharks, led by Nicho Hynes (centre) proved too good for the ill-disciplined Dragons on Sunday afternoon. Picture Getty Images
Warilla and Stingrays couldn't be separated on Sunday.
Mitch Jennings
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Stingrays skipper Tom Warner wrestles with the Warilla defence. Picture by Sylvia Liber
'I think it just sort of came together...'
Jordan Warren
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Kiama's Lucy Darragh won the junior event.
Jordan Warren
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A big win at the Ocean Queen Classic in Woonona on Sunday. Picture by Adam McLean
Community gets behind female surfers at inaugural event.
Gayle Tomlinson
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Conditions were not perfect at Woonona Beach but it didn't wipe the smile from competitors' faces. Picture by Adam McLean
The Devils proved the only wet-track winners on Saturday.
Mitch Jennings
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Dane Chisholm posts the dagger four-pointer for the Devils against Corrimal on Saturday. Picture Sylvia Liber
Shellharbour's Indiana Dos Santos provided a key assist.
Jordan Warren
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Figtree junior Mackenzie Hawkesby celebrates another championship with Sydney FC. Picture - Kelly Defina/Getty Images

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And where else in the region could renters now start to look?
Brendan Crabb
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As building costs remain high people favour established homes.
Jemimah Clegg
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In the past two years, established house prices increased by 8 per cent while construction costs jumped 18.3 per cent. Pic: Shutterstock
'I think the demand for Kiama has always been there.'
Brendan Crabb
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(Left to right) Jenson Coughlan, Fergus Coughlan, Shannon Coughlan, Paul Coughlan and Raferty Coughlan at their Kiama home. Picture: Robert Peet
It sits in an ornate 1880s landmark building.
Melissa Kehagias
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Take a video and photo tour of Wollongong's 'Eclipse' apartments.
Brendan Crabb
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Bruce Shadbolt and partner Shirley Yuen have purchased an apartment in Wollongong's 'Eclipse' project. Picture: Brendan Crabb
'It changes the price-point... It's more attractive with a different use.'
Brendan Crabb
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The restrictions on apartment blocks near Corrimal station have been eased under new state government planning rules. Picture: File image
The artist tries and tries again in experimental new collection.
Tareyn Varley
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Not even a $300k offer could lure the owner away from her new space.
Tareyn Varley
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Duck in Heaven owner Jeni Sae-Yang, left, and Celia Chan, who teachers the dumpling cooking classes. Pictures by Anna Warr
A potato festival, a women's surf event, Irish dancing, a ghost tour and more.
Clockwise from top left: Ocean Queen Classic, Illawarra Lapidary Club open day, a sack race at the Robertson Potato Festival and Bulli's botanic gardens..
The movie highlights an issue for adults with Down syndrome.
Natalie Croxon
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Gerard O'Dwyer, right, in a scene from John Jarratt's new film What About Sal. Picture supplied
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For enough funds for your retirement, financial planner Cheryl Haines has some tips.
Sit back and see the best of New Zealand on this sweeping rail and coach tour.
Emma Brown
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Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Picture Shutterstock
Travel through the Panama Canal on a ship built for maximum enjoyment.
Emma Brown
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Colourful houses Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Picture Shutterstock

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Taking a 'district approach' to cut costs and keep bars open.
Connor Pearce
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This deal is the very definition of the phrase 'picking winners'.
Simon Cowan
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has wheeled out more rhetorical flourishes this week. Picture by Gary Ramage
The awards celebrate excellence across a diverse range of businesses.
All the winners at the 2024 Illawarra Women in Business Awards
The annual event has reached a major milestone.
Connor Pearce
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The winners of the 2024 Illawarra Business Awards will be celebrated at a black-tie gala ceremony at WIN Entertainment Centre. Picture by Adam McLean
Tell us what's going on and we'll publish it here.
Newsroom
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Windy weather could lead to another power outage.
Nadine Morton • 2hrs ago
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A bird sitting on powerlines. File picture
Live updates on traffic, travel, and everything else across the Illawarra.
Newsroom
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A car stuck in floodwaters on Audley Road at Audley Weir in the Royal National Park on Monday, May 6, 2024. Picture by Live Traffic
Taking a 'district approach' to cut costs and keep bars open.
Connor Pearce
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Warilla and Stingrays couldn't be separated on Sunday.
Mitch Jennings
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Stingrays skipper Tom Warner wrestles with the Warilla defence. Picture by Sylvia Liber
'I think it just sort of came together...'
Jordan Warren
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The Wolves were clinical against the Mariners at Ian McLennan Park on Sunday. Picture by Adam McLean
Kiama's Lucy Darragh won the junior event.
Jordan Warren
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A big win at the Ocean Queen Classic in Woonona on Sunday. Picture by Adam McLean
Severe weather warning cancelled on Sunday afternoon.
Glen Humphries
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Two surfers brave the rain at Bellambi Beach on Sunday morning. Picture by Sylvia Liber
A joint statement from organisations on the front line of the domestic violence crisis
Learning a person's life story is beneficial for both the storyteller and the listener.
Patrick Reid
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Learning a person's life story is immensely beneficial for both the storyteller and the listener. Picture: Shutterstock
Working to close gaps in the support system for people experiencing suicidality and alcohol and drug use
Jo Riley
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Support is available when you need it. Picture supplied
With climate change, we're likely to see events like this happen with more frequency.
Greg Doyle, Wollongong City Council General Manager
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Greg Doyle, Wollongong City Council general manager. Picture by Adam McLean
'It's vital we're not hampered by red tape and over zealous insurers.'
Ryan Park, Member for Keira
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Rick Fleming surveys the damage to the beer garden at Shell's Diner and inset Minister for the Illawarra and the South Coast Ryan Park MP. Main picture by Anna Warr

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Mal Chenu and Amy Cooper • 2hrs ago
Swap big-city thrills in Canada for the charms of country Quebec.
Sarah Maguire
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Destination next: The Canadian hotspot that belongs on your bucket list
Best of the west just got closer.
Marlene Even
Airline review: Is the new flight between Sydney and Busselton any good?
Portland is abuzz with new energy.
Louise Goldsbury
Portland beyond Portlandia: Why everyone's talking about this city - again!
The 2024 numbers have surpassed pre-pandemic figures.
Australians are heading to Japan in record numbers - here's why
Sit back and see the best of New Zealand on this sweeping rail and coach tour.
Emma Brown
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Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Picture Shutterstock

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Car Expert
Peugeot is gunning for Chinese-made electric SUVs with its latest drive-away offer on the E-2008 GT, available now until June 30.
Max Davies • 10m ago
Sales may have dropped since it introduced fixed pricing, but Honda Australia says its dealerships are happy with the agency sales model.
Jordan Mulach • 1hr ago
Honda Australia stands by agency model despite sales slide
Honda’s latest Accord is loaded with high-tech systems designed to enhance the ownership experience, but concerns about whether they present a security risk have been shot down.
Jordan Mulach • 1hr ago
Mitsubishi Australia has high hopes for its Triton ute, led by the tough GSR model. Here's how it stacks up in the real world.
Scott Collie
2024 Mitsubishi Triton GSR review
There are different laws across the country that govern what you can and can’t do when you’re planning to lower your vehicle.
Matt Campbell
Is it illegal to lower your car in Australia?
The Senior
Think you're smarter than The Lightning Bolt? Find out all about the new Chaser in Australia.
Therese Murray
Proposed law changes to reduce financial elder abuse.
Eileen Wood
The Standing Council of Attorneys-General is looking into changes to financial Enduring Powers of Attorney. Picture Shutterstock
Persistence has paid off for veterans golfer Rita Gounder.
Rowan Cowley
Rita Gounder is Western Sydney Region Veteran Golf Association's ladies player of the year. Picture supplied
The Land
Australian Grain Technologies best wheat variety in a decade
Linda Mantova • 1hr ago
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Change of weaner sale strategy pays off for Braidwood agents.
Helen Decosta • 1hr ago
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Ian and Noelene Cargill, Billaglen Pastoral, Braidwood, with 29 Angus steers weighing 328 kilograms that made $1100 a head at the Braidwood weaner sale last Friday. Picture by Helen De Costa.
The Ilford, NSW, student hopes to one day secure a job in the live export sector.
Bryce Eishold • 2hrs ago
Lily Moore, Ilford, NSW, with a two-week-old Heitiki Droughtmaster calf from Inverell, NSW, nicknamed Spicy because of her "sassy personality". Picture by Bryce Eishold
YOUR MONEY
Noel Whittaker • 2hrs ago
Not even a $300k offer could lure the owner away from her new space.
Tareyn Varley
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Duck in Heaven owner Jeni Sae-Yang, left, and Celia Chan, who teachers the dumpling cooking classes. Pictures by Anna Warr
The eclectic style has become a classic for a reason.
According to Heather Nette King, rugs can be a real game changer with eclectic style, adding another layer of your personality to a room. Picture supplied.

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It was a contentious event which cost Wollongong businesses $11.5 million in trade.
Desiree Savage
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Here's seven places to find a tasty G&T in Wollongong.
Desiree Savage
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April and Mark Greenfeld of Wolf and Woman, the Illawarra's newest gin distillery. The Bellambi operation will be open to the public in the later half of 2022. Picture: Robert Peet

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