Minnamurra Public School’s participation in The World’s Greatest Shave has raised over $6000 for the Leukaemia Foundation. The whole school had a Crazy Hair Mufti Day, bringing gold coin donations, […]

For the past seven years, the KISS Arts Festival has been run on the smell of the proverbial oily rag, but things are set to move up a gear with […]

The new Director of Environmental Services, Linda Davis, heard the concerns of residents about the pace and scale of development in the Kiama CBD firsthand when she attended the February […]

The Gerringong & District Historical Society has a new temporary home at the RSL Memorial Hall on the corner of Fern and Belinda Streets. The Society’s President Helen McDermott says, […]

For anyone attending a meeting of Slow Food Saddleback, it is soon obvious why branches of the international movement are called a convivium. In a very convivial atmosphere at their […]

Kiama is to have its first Cupid’s Undie Run, a national fundraising event for the Children’s Tumour Foundation (CTF). The CTF is the only charity supporting children with the genetic […]

It says a lot about Gerry McInerney that the day after he was honoured with an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) The Bugle caught him down selling entry tickets for […]

The official opening of Kiama’s Timebanking exchange heard that Kiama is already a star performer in the State Government initiative, with the number of people registering with offers of help […]

The blimp over Surf Beach has finished its second season, having given lifeguards an unprecedented amount of information about sea life and surf conditions. Project AIRSHIP is a collaboration between […]

Australia Day celebrations begin on the 25th, with a screening of the Red Dog prequel, Red Dog True Blue, at Black Beach from 8pm. On the day proper, breakfasts are […]