Using art to talk about death
As a nurse, Becky Guigsberg has seen people face death. As an artist, she sees her latest project, Before I Die, as a way of getting people to make the […]
Author Archives: Cathy Law
Pheasant Point streets edge closer to protection of LEP
While the conservation area in Pheasant Point, comprising a group of twelve quarry workers cottages in Minnamurra, Devonshire and Fitzroy streets, and the Bellevue guesthouse, were listed by the National […]
Meet Kiama’s shark blimp
Some of you may have seen this blimp hovering over Surf Beach recently, and wondered what was going on. Project Airship is the brainchild of marine scientist and PhD candidate […]
Putting the grand back in the Grand Hotel
The owners of Kiama’s Grand Hotel, the Salim Group, have lodged a Development Application to restore it to its former glory. If the proposal is approved, the hotel, on the […]
Drones to watch for sharks
Kiama is one of five locations along the NSW coast where the last testing of a drone-based shark spotting pilot program is being undertaken. The three month trial started at […]
Emergency Services Expo: skill on display
This is the 10th year the Rotary Club of Minnamurra is to hold a free community event to showcase the skills, equipment and dedication of the emergency services safeguarding Kiama. […]
Jamberoo’s jam-packed weekend
Jamberoo is in for a busy weekend on the 22-23 October, with the Rose Show being accompanied by the Jamberoo Art Show, a book fair, a photography and pottery exhibition […]
José Carbo returning to Jamberoo
Since performing at the inaugural Opera in the Valley in 1997, and returning for repeat performances for the next ten years, José Carbo’s career has taken stellar leaps forward internationally. […]
Survey shows we are happier than most
A telephone survey of 505 Kiama residents shows 82.6 per cent are satisfied with the performance of the Council. The survey was conducted by the IRIS Research, an organisation with […]
Greenbox calls for last orders
Six years ago, the lack of availability of local food prompted the founding of Greenbox. The Gerringong based co-op was a way of connecting local growers with their market via […]
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