Illawarra Mercury
Tuesday, 30 April 2024
An Osborne Park bench will serve as a memorial to Brent Peter Kelly.
Glen Humphries
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'I f---in' know exactly what happened and I didn't f---in' hurt nobody.'
Grace Crivellaro
Stephen Staff. Picture from Facebook
After 28 years in charge of the mail, much-loved Navarrias sign off.
Joel Ehsman
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Vicky and Joe Navarria outside Port Kembla post office. Picture by Anna Warr
'It's had everything done on it, ready to move into.'
Brendan Crabb
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17 Kilbirnie Place, Figtree sold under the hammer. Picture: Supplied
The latest research suggests a dramatic increase.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Rallies protesting violence against women will be held in nine cities over the weekend. (Darren Pateman/AAP PHOTOS)
Phone calls are the costliest contact method used by scammers.
Anna McGuinness
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Australians aged 65 and over lost the most to investment scams in 2023 according to Scamwatch data. Picture by Shutterstock
She's planning on retiring a year sooner than planned.
Newsroom
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Wollongong's latest lottery winner is planning a trip overseas. Picture supplied
But chance to build up, not out, in Corrimal welcomed.
Connor Pearce
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Instead, they suggested two alternatives to the state government.
Glen Humphries
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Coniston and Unanderra stations were nominated by Wollongong City Council for higher density after concerns North Wollongong station was not appropriate. Pictures by Anna Warr and Robert Peet
Changes to the planning rules have made that a possibility.
Glen Humphries
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Education ministers have called for reform in university governance.
Connor Pearce
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NTEU UOW representative Dr Andrew Whelan said there was a lack of knowledge about how to run a university among the UOW Council. Picture by Anna Warr
The state government reforms are aimed at creating more housing.
Glen Humphries
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The restrictions on apartment blocks near Corrimal station have been eased under new state government planning rules.
Tributes pour in for the 'people's bishop'.
Tareyn Varley
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Bishop Peter Ingham seated in the pews at St Francis Xavier Cathedral in Wollongong in 2014.
'Six star' ecotourism resort replaces 'Greg Norman' golf course.
Ben Langford
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The orphaned pair made their first steps into the wild today.
Connor Pearce
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Two koalas were released back into the wild today by Environment Minister Penny Sharpe. Picture supplied
In Depth
The next flashpoint in the wind debate is only a few months away.
Connor Pearce
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In the meantime Schoupp wants to guide the Shamrocks to success
Agron Latifi
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Shamrocks captain Ryan Schoupp is part of an Australian side taking part in the For King and Country Tour of the UK in October this year. Picture by Anna Warr
'If you're not on your day, you're going to get punished.'
Jordan Warren
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Woonona's Sienna Humphrey and Albion Park's Ariana Fleming tussle for possession in their recent Illawarra Women's Premier League fixture. Picture by Anna Warr
The Dragons out to return to winning ways after Anzac Day loss
Agron Latifi
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St George Illawarra Dragons five-eighth Kyle Flanagan pictured here playing against Manly at WIN Stadium earlier this month. Flanagan is looking forward to this Sunday's clash against his former club Cronulla. Picture by Anna Warr
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A complete wrap of Illawarra sport from last weekend.
Jordan Warren
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The gas could have easily ignited, firefighters say.
Nadine Morton
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A Fire and Rescue NSW truck. File picture by Paul Jeffers
With 750km range, some solid competition has entered the EV race.
Peter Brewer
The new generation Mercedes EVs will have a range of 750 kilometres. Picture supplied
The Irish singer apologised to his stylist in advance.
Anna McGuinness
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The child died at the Boolaroo home.
Anna Falkenmire
Police at Boolaroo on Monday evening. Picture by Peter Lorimer
The rule affects hundreds of Australian born children.
Carla Mascarenhas
Sam (far left) and his family. Picture: Supplied
Dispute emerges over whether PM offered to talk at rally.
Lucy Arundell
Mr Albanese said his offer to speak at the march was turned down, a claim the organisers refute. Picture by Keegan Carroll
The bishop wore an eye patch as he spoke at the Wakeley church.
Anna McGuinness
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Assyrian Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel delivering his first sermon on April 28 since he was allegedly stabbed by a 16-year-old boy. Picture via YouTube/ChristTheGoodShepherdChurch
In the meantime Schoupp wants to guide the Shamrocks to success
Agron Latifi
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'If you're not on your day, you're going to get punished.'
Jordan Warren
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Woonona's Sienna Humphrey and Albion Park's Ariana Fleming tussle for possession in their recent Illawarra Women's Premier League fixture. Picture by Anna Warr
The Dragons out to return to winning ways after Anzac Day loss
Agron Latifi
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St George Illawarra Dragons five-eighth Kyle Flanagan pictured here playing against Manly at WIN Stadium earlier this month. Flanagan is looking forward to this Sunday's clash against his former club Cronulla. Picture by Anna Warr
A complete wrap of Illawarra sport from last weekend.
Jordan Warren
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Shellharbour Sharks is one of three teams yet to lose in 2024
Agron Latifi
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Ryan James scored one of Shellharbour Sharks four tries in their 24-4 win over Albion Park Oak Flats Eagles at Des King Oval on Sunday, April 28. Picture by Anna Warr
Melbourne City are into the A-League Women grand final and will face Sydney FC for a record fifth championship after beating Newcastle 3-0 and 6-0 on aggregate.
Anna Harrington
Rhianna Pollicina scores for Melbourne City in the A-League Women semi-final against Newcastle. (Will Murray/AAP PHOTOS)
The former A-League striker made history against the Wolves.
Jordan Warren
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The Wolves had no answer for Rockdale captain Alec Urosevski in a 3-1 loss at Ilinden Sports Centre on Sunday. Pictures by Anna Warr and John Veage
Olympic also thrashed Shellharbour 5-2 in their IPL contest.
Joshua Bartlett
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Wollongong United player Klime Sekukoski lines up a shot for goal against Port Kembla at Wetherall Park on Sunday. Picture by Anna Warr

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'It's had everything done on it, ready to move into.'
Brendan Crabb
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Homes at Figtree and Shellharbour also changed hands.
Brendan Crabb
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42 Lake Avenue, Cringila sold under the hammer last week. Picture: Supplied
The luxurious home sold earlier this week.
Brendan Crabb
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'The Sanctuary' spans across four levels and includes seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, a study and a six-car garage. Picture: Supplied
Block sizes will range from 1000sqm to more than 5000sqm.
Brendan Crabb
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The eye-catching property near Berry has a guide of $3.5m-plus.
Brendan Crabb
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'Coolangatta Park', located at 1320 Bolong Road, Coolangatta is also for sale via Expressions of Interest, closing on May 24. Picture: Supplied
The home has been held for more than 18 years.
Melissa Kehagias
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The peaceful retreat with river frontage is much sought after. Pic: Supplied
The controversial comedian's new tour has sold out worldwide.
Lisa Rockman
Performers from around Australia will be appearing this Saturday.
Joel Ehsman
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Pictured, from left, are Mae de la Rue, Demon Derriere and Autumn Daze,. They'll all be at Hot 'n' Spicy. Pictures supplied
A vintage shopping extravaganza, neon market night, massive bird show and more.
Tareyn Varley
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Clockwise from top left: The Bulli bird show, Barefoot Yoga at The Farm, Nicci Bedson's art exhibition and the Vintage Kilo Sale.
"It's no pyramid scheme, it's more of an arrowhead"
Mitch Jennings
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Theo Jones (Adam Armitt) and Taylor Smith (Dash Rule) are bringing their life-changing 'Increasing Your Wealth' seminar to Wollongong. Picture Adam McLean
The 2023 show was a huge success.
Natalie Croxon
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Inside the 2023 Enchanted Forest at Blackbutt Forest Reserve. Picture by Sylvia Liber
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Drink in history and the future with a tasting adventure of award-winning Barossa shiraz.
Rosie Ryan
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As Australian travellers demand more luxury and unique experiences, one pioneering local travel company is leading the way to deliver whether it's travel on land, sea or in the air.
A render of the new APT Solara river ship debuting in 2025. Picture supplied.
The Northern Lights hold a fascination for humans the world over.
Emma Brown
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The polar lights in Norway. Picture Shutterstock

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Education ministers have called for reform in university governance.
Connor Pearce
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But chance to build up, not out, in Corrimal welcomed.
Connor Pearce
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Property Council Illawarra regional director Michelle Guido said the changes to height and density limits around Corrimal station were welcome but needed to go further. Picture by Anna Warr
Michelle Mannex endured months of stress after design firm 'disappeared'.
Connor Pearce
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Michelle Mannex can finally open the doors to her real estate agency after months of delays. Picture by Sylvia Liber
Here's a solution for small businesses needing resolve disputes.
Bruce Billson
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It's no wonder most small businesses never make it to court. Picture Shutterstock
The argument for more jobs onshore grows.
Mark Kenny
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Anthony Albanese recently announced his plan for an Australian-made future. Picture by Peter Lorimer
After 28 years in charge of the mail, much-loved Navarrias sign off.
Joel Ehsman
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Vicky and Joe Navarria outside Port Kembla post office. Picture by Anna Warr
'I f---in' know exactly what happened and I didn't f---in' hurt nobody.'
Grace Crivellaro
Stephen Staff. Picture from Facebook
Education ministers have called for reform in university governance.
Connor Pearce
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In the meantime Schoupp wants to guide the Shamrocks to success
Agron Latifi
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Shamrocks captain Ryan Schoupp is part of an Australian side taking part in the For King and Country Tour of the UK in October this year. Picture by Anna Warr
But chance to build up, not out, in Corrimal welcomed.
Connor Pearce
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Property Council Illawarra regional director Michelle Guido said the changes to height and density limits around Corrimal station were welcome but needed to go further. Picture by Anna Warr
Instead, they suggested two alternatives to the state government.
Glen Humphries
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Coniston and Unanderra stations were nominated by Wollongong City Council for higher density after concerns North Wollongong station was not appropriate. Pictures by Anna Warr and Robert Peet
Learning a person's life story is beneficial for both the storyteller and the listener.
Patrick Reid
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Working to close gaps in the support system for people experiencing suicidality and alcohol and drug use
Jo Riley
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Support is available when you need it. Picture supplied
With climate change, we're likely to see events like this happen with more frequency.
Greg Doyle, Wollongong City Council General Manager
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Greg Doyle, Wollongong City Council general manager. Picture by Adam McLean
'Climate change means the Illawarra now holds a place in the top ten storm-affected regions in NSW.'
Paul Scully Mp, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces
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Road damage on Lawrence Hargrave Drive on Saturday, April 6 and inset Paul Scully MP, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces. Main picture by Anna Warr
'It's vital we're not hampered by red tape and over zealous insurers.'
Ryan Park, Member for Keira
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Rick Fleming surveys the damage to the beer garden at Shell's Diner and inset Minister for the Illawarra and the South Coast Ryan Park MP. Main picture by Anna Warr

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Soak up countryside views from your private deck.
Hotel Review: The Elandra Mission Beach
Emily McAuliffe
From disrepair to utterly divine: A forsaken hotel shines again
Learn the ropes of what you can pack and what you can't.
Mark Dapin
Carry-on luggage rules you don't know about: An insider guide
We're taking the lid off the country's best-kept secret.
Bonita Grima
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An aerial view of Direction Island.
Here's where to go for top-notch cocktails and bites.
Akash Arora
Sydney confidential: The hottest new restaurant and bar openings
A bygone spiritual era reveals itself in mountains and forests.
Laura Waters
Mystical moments: This is Japan but not as you know it
Head off the tourist trail for a delicious evening ritual.
Tim Richards
Want to taste top-notch tapas? This is the Spanish city to visit

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Car Expert
Order books for the MG Cyberster have opened in the UK, giving our best indication yet about the prices we can expect in Australia.
Jordan Mulach
A Belgian motorist has had drink-driving charges dropped after it was discovered he suffers a condition that makes his body produce alcohol.
James Wong
Driver with rare auto-brewery disease acquitted of drink-driving
Chinese car giant Chery and its Jaecoo spin-off are launching more plug-in hybrid SUVs, with the new models being evaluated for Australia.
Jordan Mulach
Chery and Jaecoo unveil three new plug-in hybrid SUVs
Mystery surrounds a Tesla Cybertruck currently doing the rounds in North Sydney, despite only being built in left-hand drive.
Jordan Mulach
Tesla Cybertruck arrives in Australia
Genesis has revealed both a hot Magma concept version of its BMW i5-rivalling electric sedan and an extended-length version.
William Stopford
2025 Genesis Electrified G80: Refreshed EV sedan revealed with hot Magma model
The Senior
Think you're smarter than The Lightning Bolt? Find out all about the new Chaser in Australia.
Therese Murray
Proposed law changes to reduce financial elder abuse.
Eileen Wood
The Standing Council of Attorneys-General is looking into changes to financial Enduring Powers of Attorney. Picture Shutterstock
Persistence has paid off for veterans golfer Rita Gounder.
Rowan Cowley
Rita Gounder is Western Sydney Region Veteran Golf Association's ladies player of the year. Picture supplied
The Land
It's time to drain sheep, meet family and paddle in brown water on Farmer Wants a Wife.
Julia Wythes
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The stud said the results were better than expected.
Rebecca Nadge
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One of the equal top-priced females, Glenlea Fairfield Cute 1st T905, which sold for $7500 at Glenlea Beef's online sale. Picture supplied.
Peter Sturt is proud of his connection to the millet broom industry at Tumut
Stephen Burns
Peter Sturt harvesting the millet in February. Photo: Pam Zierk-Mahoney
Discover a range of everyday jackets and coats from Sportsgirl as well as styling tips.
Ali & Gaby's quick tips for big wins in understanding your money
Ali and Gaby Rosenberg
Should I invest directly, or try a managed fund?

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It was a contentious event which cost Wollongong businesses $11.5 million in trade.
Desiree Savage
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Here's seven places to find a tasty G&T in Wollongong.
Desiree Savage
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April and Mark Greenfeld of Wolf and Woman, the Illawarra's newest gin distillery. The Bellambi operation will be open to the public in the later half of 2022. Picture: Robert Peet

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