Illawarra Mercury
Sunday, 3 December 2023
The male victim was left with lifelong mobility issues.
Grace Crivellaro • 2hrs ago
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You might just want to check before you go driving next time.
Nadine Morton
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The proposal will use a building that is already in place.
Glen Humphries
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A look at a new medical centre proposed for a building in Auburn Street, Wollongong. Picture by Alcorn Middleton
The Lake Heights man pleaded guilty to five offences.
Grace Crivellaro
Jayden Kierce, pictured here outside Wollongong courthouse in 2020, admitted to several offences on November 29.
A look at which Australia brands remained independent and local.
Anna Houlahan
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From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Day one took place on the city's beaches and Flagstaff Hill.
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Photos of athletes competing outside from Friday's competition in Wollongong. Pictures by Anna Warr
Uni had little trouble beating Port Kembla on Saturday
Agron Latifi • 1hr ago
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Cycling safer but will a barrier be erected along the beach?
Ben Langford
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Erin Harvey with her baby son at Little Austinmer beach on the path set to be widened. Picture Ben Langford.
The Rail still lead the one-day comp after winning on Saturday
Agron Latifi
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Year 5 students collaborated with Uncle Kevin Butler and pitched the idea to council.
Marlene Even
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A video still of a design by Dutch social design lab Studio Roosegaarde's Van Gogh Path, a light-emitting bike path that glows at night. Students from Bulli and Russel Vale Public schools are proposing something similar for Bulli bike track. Picture by studioroosegaarde.net
The first application for the micro-abattoir was lodged in 2013.
Glen Humphries
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Schottlanders Wagyu owner Gerhard Baden has lodged another development application to build a micro-abattoir on his cattle farm. Picture by Sylvia Liber
Even the Grinch turned up, but there was no shortage of generosity
Kate McIlwain
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The festive atmosphere of the annual Bikers Toy Run. Pictures by Anna Warr
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So far, police have not made changes to the charges against an adult and six teens.
Nadine Morton Kate McIlwain
The thunderstorms are moving towards the northeast.
Kate McIlwain
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Storm clouds are hanging over the Illawarra escarpment. Picture by Anna Warr
One father said the justice system "absolutely stinks".
Natalie Croxon
It follows on from the e-scooter trial launched a few months ago.
Glen Humphries
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Three hire cars are now available at Wollongong station for commuters who want to hop off and drive part of the way to their destination. Picture by Transport for NSW
Port Kembla - deemed an early favourite - is among the places waiting on the decision.
Karen Barlow
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles and, inset, a Virginia class submarine. Picture by Keegan Carroll
If you live in one of these suburbs, now's the time to sell.
Brendan Crabb
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Rhianna Watson and partner Anders Roland, pictured with son Hugo, are selling their home in Unanderra. Picture: Anna Warr
Looking back at the Mercury of December 4, 1951
Glen Humphries
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Lake Conjola residents say they have been let down by Shoalhaven council's lack of action.
Damian McGill
Scenes from the latest flooding disaster to strike Lake Conjola residents.
David McArthur remembered as a man who was loved by his family.
Connor Pearce
The family of murdered man David McArthur after Raymond Allen was sentenced. L-R Ellanora Williams, Kiley McArthur, Ashleigh McArthur, Elizabeth Williams, Susan McArthur and Stuart McArthur. Picture by Adam McLean
Uni had little trouble beating Port Kembla on Saturday
Agron Latifi • 1hr ago
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The Rail still lead the one-day comp after winning on Saturday
Agron Latifi
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Kieran Gilly batting against Kiama Cavaliers. The Rail batter top-scored as his team downed Kiama by 65 runs on Saturday. Picture by Sylvia Liber
Day one took place on the city's beaches and Flagstaff Hill.
Newsroom
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Photos of athletes competing outside from Friday's competition in Wollongong. Pictures by Anna Warr
'It really is a sporting slash cultural immersion development tour...'
Jordan Warren
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NEWS FROM AROUND THE NSW REGIONS
Connections after Father Rick after winning the Ladbrokes Million Dollar Chase. Picture supplied
It's no surprise the top performers' teams are also doing well
Agron Latifi
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Lake Illawarra batsman Max Henderson has scored 222 runs at an average of 57 so far this season. Picture by Sylvia Liber.

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If you live in one of these suburbs, now's the time to sell.
Brendan Crabb
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Illawarra house prices have increased for ten months in a row.
Brendan Crabb
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Illawarra values across all three categories - houses, units and overall dwellings (houses and units combined) - went up slightly last month. Picture: File image
Entertain in the enormous undercover patio with outdoor kitchen
Feature Property
Thirroul home where grandeur awaits you
'An unaffordable region is now even more out of reach.'
Brendan Crabb
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The median house price in Byron Bay has risen by 41.5 per cent in the past five years.
Jen Melocco
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The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied
This seven-bedroom home it perfect for large families.
Nicki Davey
Spacious inside and an oasis outside
One social worker comes across a woman suffering reproductive violence every day.
Natalie Croxon
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The Oxley College alumni has taken out the first season of the MasterChef spinoff Dessert Masters and won $100,000
Briannah Devlin
Gareth Whitton grew up in the Southern Highlands and has won the first season of the MasterChef spinoff Dessert Masters. Picture by Channel 10
The triple threat has also released her new single, Stacks.
Dejana Ristic
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A still from episode one of Paper Dolls, 'The reinvention of Izzy James'. Pictures supplied.
The shopfront recalls department store Christmas displays.
Connor Pearce
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Madeline Hoy preparing her arrangement in the 'Shop' at the Egg & Dart gallery in Wollongong. Picture by Robert Peet
The bouldering walls are designed for a range of climbing styles.
Connor Pearce
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Jayden Shepherd, Luke Magill (owner/director) and Nick Montague at the Dynomite bouldering gym in Albion Park Rail. Picture by Robert Peet
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Saturday, 2 December 2023

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Christmas is the season of bladder irritants, from the stress and excitement to the festive food and drink.
Tracey Seipel Nd, Ceo Seipel Group
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Discover the many benefits of retirement communities from easing the housing shortage crisis and reducing healthcare costs to improving the wellbeing of our seniors.
Keyton retirement communities foster friendship and fun. Picture supplied
With a focus on sustainable cruising, Hurtigruten Expeditions is helping people to experience one of the world's most beautiful and pristine regions - Antartica.
Rosie Ryan
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Get up close to some of the world's most amazing animals. Picture supplied

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A look at which Australia brands remained independent and local.
Anna Houlahan
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The shopfront recalls department store Christmas displays.
Connor Pearce
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Madeline Hoy preparing her arrangement in the 'Shop' at the Egg & Dart gallery in Wollongong. Picture by Robert Peet
The bouldering walls are designed for a range of climbing styles.
Connor Pearce
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Jayden Shepherd, Luke Magill (owner/director) and Nick Montague at the Dynomite bouldering gym in Albion Park Rail. Picture by Robert Peet
Existing coal reserves are enough until 2050.
Connor Pearce
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Deidre Stuart said the findings were a wake up call for regulators in Australia. Picture by Adam McLean
The shopping centre will soon have three supermarkets.
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Warrawong Coles unveils new look ahead of competitor's opening
Uni had little trouble beating Port Kembla on Saturday
Agron Latifi • 1hr ago
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The male victim was left with lifelong mobility issues.
Grace Crivellaro • 2hrs ago
Caleb Flentjar was sentenced at Wollongong District Court in February. Pictures from Facebook
The Rail still lead the one-day comp after winning on Saturday
Agron Latifi
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Kieran Gilly batting against Kiama Cavaliers. The Rail batter top-scored as his team downed Kiama by 65 runs on Saturday. Picture by Sylvia Liber
The first application for the micro-abattoir was lodged in 2013.
Glen Humphries
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It follows on from the e-scooter trial launched a few months ago.
Glen Humphries
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Three hire cars are now available at Wollongong station for commuters who want to hop off and drive part of the way to their destination. Picture by Transport for NSW
Looking back at the Mercury of December 4, 1951
Glen Humphries
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Heavy surf made for a busy day for Illawarra lifesavers in December 1951. Picture by Wesley Lonergan
The proposal will use a building that is already in place.
Glen Humphries
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A look at a new medical centre proposed for a building in Auburn Street, Wollongong. Picture by Alcorn Middleton
The thunderstorms are moving towards the northeast.
Kate McIlwain
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Storm clouds are hanging over the Illawarra escarpment. Picture by Anna Warr
Voluntary assisted dying, Australia Day Awards and the price of going out is all discussed in today's letters.
A lazy way to spread some Christmas cheer and make someone else smile.
Desiree Savage
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Picture by Adam McLean

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Chao Phraya is a gateway to the living history of the Thai capital.
Narina Exelby
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Kotor is Montenegro's picturesque capital set amid mountains.
Visit this gem of an island in the Adriatic as part of a cruise
K'gari stuns with its ancient forests and crystal waters.
Carrie Hutchinson
Shifting sands: This gorgeous island in Queensland is on the move
Plus, get a 15 per cent discount on a cruise in the Arctic.
Which stretch of sand inspires your summer-travel imagination?
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
The ultimate city beach showdown - Bondi v St Kilda
From a family-friendly resort to luxe digs, we have you covered.
Akash Arora
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Crystalbrook Byron.
Just don't ask the bartender for a Toblerone.
Akash Arora
What's it like to drink - and eat - in the best bar in Australia?

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Car Expert
You could be in for a long wait for Mercedes-Benz's most affordable SUV. Here are some other options to consider.
William Stopford
Volkswagen Amarok sales are picking up and the company expects to continue to see stronger monthly sales results as supply improves.
William Stopford
Volkswagen Amarok: Australian supply improving
Used vehicle inventories are at their healthiest since 2020, contributing to cuts in prices bringing relief to cash-strapped households.
Mike Costello
Used car prices keep falling as market supply improves
The Toyota RAV4 is hybrid SUV king in Australia. The Honda CR-V e:HEV is coming for its crown – prepare for a royal rumble.
Scott Collie
Volkswagen has a raft of new product coming to Australia in 2024 and beyond, including its first electric vehicles and plenty of new nameplates.
William Stopford
Every new Volkswagen coming to Australia in 2024 and beyond
The Senior
Thousands have heard Reg's stories about Kokoda Track. He has some simple advice to young people.
Staff Reporter
Discover the processes that spark genius in this engrossing film.
Staff Reporter
Daniel Johns and David Helfgott in a still from the film. Picture supplied
Ghana migrant Ebenezer Banful prides himself on connecting cultures.
Rowan Cowley
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Ebenezer Banful. Picture by Salty Dingo
The Land
Find out what was making news this week.
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"To have that national recognition, it's just massive."
Ben Jaffrey
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Chontelle Perrin has taken out a national award. Picture supplied by Chontelle Perrin
The mullets have returned home to celebrate the best Australian haircut.
Simon McCarthy
Mick and Harley Crampton of Cessnock at the 2023 Mulletfest grand final at the Hebburn Motorsport Park at Elrington.
Mount Kembla design studio also pays homage to its past.

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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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