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Climate change ‘risks ignored’
THE Wilderness Society Illawarra (WSI) claims that Wollongong City Council’s draft budget 2017-2018, currently on public exhibition, has “ignored the financial risks of climate change”. WSI spokesman Stephen Young said the draft budget…
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Cold case appeal for witnesses
DETECTIVES at the centre of the Cheryl Grimmer 47-year-old cold case murder are trying to locate key witnesses believed to be living overseas. Late last month, officers attached to Strike Force Wessel charged a…
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Upgrades at tourist parks
WOLLONGONG City Council has accepted tenders for five major projects from Bulli to Helensburgh valued at more than $1.56 million. The six projects include: Refurbishment of Rex Jackson Oval grandstand, Helensburgh [$208,606]…
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Coalcliff pool upgrade
COALCLIFF rock pool will get an upgrade this winter, after Wollongong City Council this week accepted a tender for improvement works on the much-loved community facility. Located on a natural rock shelf, Coalcliff is…
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Grimmer murder charge
A MAN has been charged after a major breakthrough in one of the state’s longest mysteries – the abduction and murder of toddler, Cheryl Grimmer, at Fairy Meadow Beach in Wollongong, 47 years ago.…
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Cheryl Grimmer arrest
POLICE have made a major breakthrough in one of the state’s longest mysteries – the abduction and murder of toddler, Cheryl Grimmer, at Fairy Meadow Beach, 47 years ago. Strike Force Wessel investigators travelled…
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Towradgi smash causes blackouts
POLICE are investigating a crash in Towradgi which resulted in a local power outage. About 11am on Sunday, a 20-year-old man was driving a Nissan Patrol south on Pioneer Road when it left the…
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Balgownie war medals recovered
POLICE have charged two men after medals were stolen during a break-in at Balgownie earlier in the year. About 2am on Friday January 13, a home in Balgownie was broken into and several items…
