An oarsome ambassador
Kiama’s Australia Day Ambassador for 2020 is James Chapman (right), one of our silver medalists in the Men’s Four at the London Olympics. He has been in the Senior Australian […]
Category Archives: Culture
Terra Madre Day: Celebrating Mother Earth
Each year, the international Slow Food community celebrates Terra Madre, Mother Earth Day, around the world to promote the Slow Food aims of good, clean and fair food for all. […]
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…
Our first round-up of community events for this festive season Santa photos with a real local feel Family pictures with Santa have always been a Christmas tradition in Australia, but […]
Gerringong Museum concept impresses
The designer of the new Gerringong Museum, Penny Hardy, has released her concept plans to the delight of members of the Gerringong & District Historical Society. She explained her starting […]
Lighthouse: logo must come down
Council has engaged a contractor to remove the ANZAC commemorative logo from Kiama Lighthouse following a negative response to its application to keep it there indefinitely. “I’m very pleased to […]
Show Ball moves to the Pavilion
After years of being held off site at the Leisure Centre, the Kiama Show Society is moving its Ball to an more appropriate location – the Pavilion at the Showgrounds. […]
Get fire ready now
Gerringong Rural Fire Brigade was one of the fire stations around the state that participated in the Get Ready Weekend to prepare for the fire season that is already upon […]
Gerringong Library and Museum build to start
After months of detailed planning by architects and engineers, Kiama Council has appointed a Sydney-based company, Momentum Built, to deliver the $3.2 million Gerringong Library and Museum project (nicknamed GLaM). […]
Coastal management review seeks input from residents
Rather than just look into the issues involved with dune management at Jones and Werri beaches, as was first proposed, Council is undertaking a systematic, extensive review of the entire […]
Remembering Charmian Clift
On the 50th anniversary of her death, Charmian Clift has been remembered not only as one of Australia’s greatest writers, but as someone whose life and writings were strongly influenced […]
