Donny Fraser, the organiser of the inaugural Skatefest Kiama, says the event has enormous potential for attracting the skating community from near and far. “These events thrive in regional areas, […]

When Kathryn and Ian Timbs bought their house in Fitzroy St on Pheasant Point in 1998, it was derelict and they fully expected to knock it down and build a […]

Friends of the Minnamurra River are organising a meeting to keep the community abreast of its campaign in opposition to the extension of Boral’s sandmining operations at Dunmore (reported extensively […]

  Despite being officially opened in November, the Lions’ Carers Cottage in Shoalhaven Street is yet to take in a single guest, due to unexpected issues with Council. Council owns […]

Kiama Council has belatedly rejected a request to prepare a Planning Proposal to rezone 38ha of land on its western outskirts to yield 400 allotments. As the matter had not […]

The Kiama Show Society is once again running a Schools Competition between local primary schools to encourage the next generation to continue the tradition of lodging entries. “Kids can get […]

With technology allowing people to work wherever they are, and the growth of the gig economy worldwide, our lifestyle and proximity to Sydney is luring more and more established professionals […]

While our farmers are the ones that have really been doing it tough over the long dry, keen gardeners are also rejoicing at this recent period of soaking rain. It […]

Proceeds from the second production of the Kiama Matinee Theatre are to be donated to the Carers’ Cottage, to help with the final fitout, as well as making a contribution […]

When the Kiama branch of the Country Women’s Association formed in 1938, it was the only branch between Wollongong and Nowra. Aside from its fundraising and social activities, the branch […]