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A new survey has revealed that when it comes to offshore wind farms, most people sit somewhere in the middle.

Attitudes changed the closer people were to proposed zones.

Largest survey of its kind reveals our attitudes to offshore wind

The pursuit led police from Toradgi, to Helensburgh, before ending at Bulli Tops. Picture from file

The pursuit came to an end when the pair ran out of petrol.

Teens charged after stolen car pursuit through Towradgi, M1

Paula Martin is leading Business Illawarra as the organisation restructures and searches for a new head. Pictures by ACM

The departure of the group's executive director surprised many in the region.

Acting head of Business Illawarra says region hasn't lost its voice

Montana Ambrose, Jason Baxter and Leith Turner are some of the workers who allege they are owed tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid super after working at Gloria Jeans Corrimal. Picture by Anna Warr

Staff speak out over unpaid super, late wages and missing JobKeeper.

Corrimal's Gloria Jeans workers owed 'tens of thousands' in super

Former UOW Vice Chancellor Professor Ken McKinnon and UOW alumna Suzanne Walker have donated $5m to UOW. Picture by Anna Warr

The benefactors are calling for others to follow suit.

'Why wait until we're dead?' Former vice chancellor's $5 mil gift to UOW

Electrical Trades Union organiser Stewart Edward said workers were concerned a serious injury could occur at the Shoalhaven Starches plant in Bomaderry. Picture by Robert Peet

'We're not sure the company's got our best interests at heart.'

Four explosions in a year: Bomaderry plant workers speak out

Jeremy Psaila may have been acting involuntarily when he allegedly bit off another man's eyebrow, a court has heard. Insert picture from Facebook

The brawl occurred outside Omar's Kebabs on Crown Street.

Wongawilli man may have 'automatically' bit off man's eyebrow

Liam Cassidy - pictured in 2022 - had his sentence for breaking into a Bowral pub reduced on appeal. Picture by Anna Warr

The pair had consumed a significant amount of alcohol that night.

Former Collegians forward delivered 'wake up call' after appealing jail term

Squadron Energy CEO Rob Wheals said the Port Kembla gas import terminal could operate as early as 2025, if the market demand was there. Picture by Adam McLean

The delayed project could accelerate, if the market demands.

Squadron considering accelerating Port Kembla gas terminal launch

The Port Kembla coal terminal overlooks the site of a proposed future wind farm assembly site in Port Kembla. Picture by Anna Warr

Cracking turbines and a lost generation of jobs if green energy opportunity missed.

Focus on Illawarra jobs as Albanese pushes locally made renewables