Jamberoo Car Show success
In just its third year, the Jamberoo Car Show Committee was delighted to hand over cheques for $8,500 each to the Jamberoo Red Cross and the Jamberoo Rural Fire Brigade. […]
Author Archives: Cathy Law
Thoroughly modern Showgirls
Christie Arthur enjoyed the experience of participating in the 2018 Kiama Showgirl competition so much she has taken on the role of its coordinator for this year. “It is a […]
Outdoor dining: who should pay?
Despite vigorous discussion on the need to help local hospitality businesses, Kiama councillors were unable to come to agreement on what stance to take on the matter of the proposed […]
Hand of friendship extended
It was a girl’s weekend with a difference when 35 refugee women came down from Sydney to be billeted with local families. The women came from a range of countries, […]
Working together to improve local sporting facilities
The Kiama District Sports Association (KDSA) is looking to mimic the successful strategy of the Jamberoo Combined Sports Association to obtain funding for sporting facilities throughout Gerringong and Kiama. As […]
Putting fun back into Christmas shopping
The newly formed Gerringong Association is behind an initiative to bring Gerringong alive on the evening of the first Friday in December. They’ve organised a late-night shopping Soiree, featuring exclusive […]
Paperless DA lodgement
Anyone who over the years has grappled with Council’s one size fits all Development Application form will be pleased to hear that in looking to improve its processing of development […]
Residents move into new Mayflower facility
An open day has been held ahead of the transfer of 100 residents of Mayflower’s John & Helen Robinson Nursing Home and Pioneer Lodge to the new Uniting Gerringong Care […]
KHS is sustainability pin-up
Kiama High School’s success at reducing its waste has attracted a visit by the Education Minister Rob Stokes to learn more about the school’s new sustainability program. As previously reported, […]
20 year plan needs your input
Not to be confused with the Town Centre Study consultations (see page 1), Kiama Council is also seeking input from residents through workshops as it begins the process of preparing […]
