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. […]
Category Archives: Jamberoo
Planning for our future
Mayor Mark Honey is delivering early on his campaign promise to focus on planning issues, by establishing a Planning Committee to ensure a cohesive and strategic approach to urban development, […]
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 […]
Local farmers avoiding worst of crisis
While dairy farmers in the Kiama region are somewhat insulated from the current turmoil in the industry, concerns about the future remain. “It is really a perfect storm for our […]
Jamberoo hosts first Australian FootGolf Open
Locals who enjoy kicking a ball around have until 24 May to enter the inaugural Australian FootGolf Open. “It is a great opportunity for people to try out footgolf and […]
Grant will ensure old council records are preserved
Kiama Library has been successful in obtaining a Public Library Infrastructure Grant through the State Library of NSW. The Grants are aimed at projects that will assist NSW councils to […]
Johnny Warren Cup celebrates the love of football
Jamberoo will be overrun with 780 soccer players and their supporters next weekend, as they gather together to celebrate the spirit of the game, personified in the late Johnny Warren. […]
Concert for Kiama: come and lend your voice
As the process of deciding whether Kiama Council will be able to stay independent grinds on, the Keep Kiama Council Local Committee has organised a protest rally at a time […]
Australia Day: worth celebrating
This year’s official Australia Day celebrations start the night before, with a free screening of the epic movie Australia, in Hindmarsh Park. The next morning, the tradition of local surf […]
Remembering the Waratah March
At the end of November 1915, in the aftermath of the failed Gallipoli Campaign, the Australian Government needed more men to enlist. Faced with meeting their recruitment quotas, rural districts […]
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