Searching for other Diaspora experiences
At a recent talk on exhibition at Kiama Library, local printmaker Machteld Hali touched on the impact that Diaspora has had on her life. Intrigued, the organisers have asked her […]
Category Archives: Culture
Kiama Actors aim for the big time
Emily Stratten has never been one to let her youth or living in a country town get in the way of her ambitions. At just 17, while still at school, […]
Street Library for Jamberoo
Jamberoo is now has a Street Library, installed by the Council as a community asset where people can share their love of reading. The initiative was prompted by Councillor Neil […]
Talented locals produce the goods
For a small community, we punch above our weight with our collective creative output. Here are the latest offerings from three of our locals: Kiama High and Roo Theatre graduate […]
New surf safety initiatives for summer
Council is installing interactive beach access signs at Surf Beach, Bombo Beach and parts of Werri Beach in preparation for the 2016/17 swimming season. “The signs include QR codes which […]
Folk by the Sea offers tribute to Simon & Garfunkel
Once again Folk by the Sea has organised a concert with mass appeal for the Saturday night of the Festival. An acclaimed tribute show, Simon & Garfunkel – The Concert […]
Designing a playground to encourage adventurous play
A Gerringong woman has been choose to design a large dedicated natural play space, the first of its kind at a NSW Sport & Recreation centre, at Berry. The Nature […]
Liberals commit to Gerringong Museum and Library project
By the time most people read this the Federal election will have come and gone. If the Liberal Government is returned, Ann Sudmalis says $1.25 million has been allocated towards […]
Jamberoo PS tells Aesop’s tale
Jamberoo Public School students recently participated in the South Coast Public Schools’ Dance Festival, which was held at the IPAC in Wollongong. Year 1 and 2 students in Walabi class, under […]
Opportunity to see a Shakespeare First Folio at Kiama Library
Local Shakespeare fans can get up close and personal with Australia’s only original copy of the first publication of the Bard’s plays – known as the First Folio 1623 – […]
