Need help learning the lingo?
The number of Kiama residents who are not native English speakers is growing, and in response to this Kiama Anglican Church is proposing offering free weekly English Conversation Classes as […]
New Principal for KPS
After seven years at Flinders Public School, the last two as relieving Principal, Natalie Marshall has taken up the role of Kiama Public School’s Principal. She says she is looking […]
Year long celebrations to mark Kiama Bowlo’s centenary
A time capsule buried in 1969 to mark Kiama Bowling Club’s first fifty years has been removed in preparation for its opening at the first celebration to mark the Club’s […]
Coastal councils work together
The annual Australian Coastal Councils Conference is a highlight of the year for representatives of Australia’s coastal councils, policy makers, researchers and others with a stake in the future of […]
Battle on to protect Kiama’s western border
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 […]
Boral looks to quarry in reverse
The scale of Bombo Quarry can be appreciated by learning that it will take at least five years to rehabilitate less than half of it with clean fill. That timing […]
Boardwalk costs blow out to $9.5m
Council’s General Manager Kerry McMurray has advised councillors that, based on an analysis of the available information, he estimates the cost of the Minnamurra River Boardwalk project at $9.5 million. […]
Trees misidentified in Minnamurra report
The Friends of the Minnamurra River (FMR) say expert analysis of a consultant’s key report, recommending that there should not be a full environmental impact assessment of the effect of […]
Call goes out for more Blue Haven Care volunteers
After spending a short time chatting with just three of Blue Haven Care’s 115 volunteers, The Bugle is left with no doubt they feel their role is valued, needed and […]
Get down to the Kiama Sevens
As one of Australia’s pioneering Sevens competitions, the Kiama event remains the country’s largest one day event., with $32,000 in prizes. “We have firmly established ourselves as a pathway to […]
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