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Glen Humphries
Glen Humphries

I'm an award-winning senior journalist with the Illawarra Mercury and have well over two decades' worth of experience in newspapers. I cover transport and infra Infrastructure for the Mercury, as well as writing for the TV guide. If he's not writing, he's reading.

Labor's Alison Byrnes steps forward after years behind the scenes
Running: Alison Byrnes, Labor's candidate for the federal seat of Cunningham, has spent more than a decade working in sitting MP Sharon Bird's office. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Glen Humphries • 38m ago
Lib's Whitlam candidate a corporate high-flyer turned sheep farmer
Glen Humphries • 38m ago
On the land: After years in the corporate world, Whitlam Liberals candidate Mike Cains moved to Robertson to start up a farm and dairy. Picture: Anna Warr
First-time candidate stands up to be counted
Glen Humphries • 1hr ago
First-timer: Liberal Democrats candidate for Cunningham Michael Glover decided to step and help the party in the Illawarra seat. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Greens candidate hopes that history repeats in Cunningham
Glen Humphries • 2hrs ago
First time: The aptly-surnamed Dylan Green is running for the Greens in the seat of Cunningham. Picture: Robert Peet
Fears UCI road race could lead to suburban traffic troubles
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Traffic: September's UCI road race may cause issues for school buses picking up students while Balgownie residents have taken to Facebook unhappy about the closure of Cabbage Tree Lane. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Forget election day - thousands of Illawarra residents have already voted
Glen Humphries
Early start: Party candidates and volunteers handing out how to votes in Wollongong on the first day of pre-poll voting. Picture: Robert Peet
Hundreds of new homes for vacant block in Dapto CBD
Glen Humphries
Plans: An artist's impression of a proposed 186-residence development behind Dapto Mall that is now before Wollongong City Council. Picture: supplied
'Okay, what do I do next?' Michael Organ on the year Greens took Cunningham
Glen Humphries
Success: Michael Organ out on the campaign trail with a Greens bus in October 2002. Later that month, he would surprise everyone - including himself - by winning in Cunningham. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Greens aim to get started on languishing Maldon-Dombarton rail line
Glen Humphries
Greens NSW Senate candidate David Shoebridge (centre) with Cunningham and Whitlam Greens contenders Dylan Green and Jamie Dixon at the party pledge to get moving on the Maldon-Dombarton. Picture: Anna Warr
'Don't forget about us,' Mt St Thomas residents tell council
Glen Humphries
Danger: Belinda Steward and Matt Geary, residents on The Avenue at Mt St Thomas, want Wollongong City Council to improve safety on their street. Picture: Sylvia Liber.
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