Speigeltent on way
Kiama is to have a destination arts venue unlike any other, thanks to a novel agreement between Kiama Council and Laughterhouse Entertainment, run by locals Dave Evans and Tamara Campbell […]
Category Archives: Kiama Council
Results in for 2016 Census
Despite its shakey start, the results are now in for Australia’s 2016 Census. The details obtained from our population of 21,464 people (51% female) show our median age to be […]
Jamberoo DCP: Council rejects call by JVRRA
A request from the Jamberoo Valley Residents and Ratepayers Association (JVRRA) for Council to engage a specialist consultant for three months failed to gain support from councillors other than Neil […]
Opposition voices heard at Public Hearing
A Public Hearing organised to get community feedback on planning proposals to enable the sell-off of a section of Illuka Reserve at Kiama Downs, a developed block in O’Connell Place, […]
Blue Haven Care seeks more volunteers
Rosie Dawne never thought of she’d be a volunteer, but after four years working as one with Blue Haven Care, she’s so pleased she gave it a go. “It has […]
Tourism update
Thirty eight people applied for the role of Manager Tourism & Events Manager with Kiama Council. “I’ve been very pleased with the experience of the people who have applied for […]
New Precinct up and running
The fledgling Kiama Community Precinct group has got off to a strong start, according to founding Committee member Kim Elder. “Following our last meeting we made a submission against a […]
Illuka Reserve: time for public to have their say
The planning proposal for selling off nine blocks of land at Illuka Reserve at Kiama Downs is now on exhibition, and a public hearing has been scheduled by Kiama Council […]
Funds sought for outside expertise for Jamberoo DCP
According to Graham Pike, the new Secretary of the Jamberoo Valley Residents and Ratepayers Association (JVRRA), progress on developing a Jamberoo-specific Development Control Plan (DCP) has been slow, and it […]
Mayor: Time for a new KUS
The Kiama Urban Strategy (KUS), the document that provides the strategic planning direction for both residential and future employment development, is to be revised. “The KUS needs to be revisited […]
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