Conversations
by Malia Barrele / Have you heard the buzz? Right here in the Shoalhaven lies Youth Amplified, our very own community radio station, partnered with Triple U FM. Managed and presented entirely by a crew of young people aged 15-24, Youth Amplified gives local voices a platform to express themselves. "
Council
by Cat Holloway / The unholy row over protecting Huskisson’s old Anglican Church site from development is over. But according to Huskisson Heritage Association (HHA) President, Shirley Fitzgerald, the Council’s vote to heritage list the Holy Trinity church, graveyard and surrounding land promises an exciting new beginning for the
Community
Mollymook environmental campaigner, Monica Mudge, is one of five outstanding NSW women who received a NSW Women of the Year 2024 award at a ceremony at the International Convention Centre in Sydney during NSW Women's Week. Monica Mudge is the visionary behind Treading Lightly Inc., a not-for-profit organisation
Community
Famous civil rights sculpture in Nowra One of the world's most significant sculptures, Broken Obelisk by Barnett Newman, is now installed outside the Shoalhaven Regional Gallery in Nowra on a five-year loan from the National Gallery of Australia. As part of the "Sharing the National Collection"
Conversations
by Malia Barrele / Adam Clear knows how to turn hardship into happiness. His courage to confront bullies and create a community for young queer people has won him a place in the 2024 ABC Heywire competition for young regional storytellers. Now in its 26th year, Heywire empowers people aged 16-22
Community
by Cat Holloway / It’s common: that sinking, guilty feeling of passing wild animals dead on the side of the road. Vastly worse is the experience if your car is one of the thousands on the South Coast every year that collide with a kangaroo, wallaby, wombat or possum. But
Community
by Cat Holloway / Initial land clearing is finally underway on the long-awaited Jervis Bay Road intersection upgrade, a project expected to significantly improve safety and traffic flow on the busy Princes Highway south of Nowra. The "Jervis Bay Road Flyover" is projected to boost tourism and economic activity