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Giants of the deep wave g’day on their way north
July 02, 2009
Section: News
THE whales came out to play last Saturday giving those aboard Captain Ross O’Brien’s boat MV Signa a fantastic performance of tail slaps and breaching as they headed towards The Farm.
News
Oak Flats upgrade hits a speed hump
July 02, 2009
Section: News
THE RTA has assured the public that the anticipated completion of the Dunmore to Oak Flats upgrade of the Princes Highway would not be delayed, despite the laying of the wrong road base on a lengthy strip of the road’s surface.
Strikeforce to target gangs
July 02, 2009
Section: News
LAKE Illawarra area commander Superintendent Michael Willing sent his strongest message yet to members of so-called ‘postcode gangs’ that police know who they are and will use all of their powers to catch them before someone is killed.
Youngsters dancing across the border
July 02, 2009
Section: News
FOUR talented young ballet dance students from the Illawarra will soon make the trip to Melbourne as part of a prestigious interstate dance program.
Sport
Gorls off to the US
July 02, 2009
Section: Sport
Eleven acrobats from the Oak Flats Albion Park Gymnastics and Acrobatics club have been invited to compete at the 2009 Freedom Acrobatics Cup in Minneapolis USA this month.
Colin ‘scores’ surfing first
July 02, 2009
Section: Sport
While Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has talked about putting a lap-top in every kid’s hand, local surfer Colin Gow has beaten him to the punch and scored a world first at the same time!
Gorillas run riot over Sharks
July 02, 2009
Section: Sport
Warilla-Lake South snapped a two-game losing streak by annihilating Bay and Basin 80-6 at Cec Glenholmes Oval on Sunday.
Community
A nomination of note
July 02, 2009
Section: News
PETER Copeland has been pleasantly surprised to be nominated for “Teacher of the Year” honours at just 25 years of age.
Tackling the growing issue of dementia
June 25, 2009
Section: News
SHELLHARBOUR City Council hosted a dementia awareness conference earlier this week in a bid to raise awareness about the condition within the Aboriginal community.
Big school for little folk
June 25, 2009
Section: News
FAMILIES in the area are now well and truly prepared for ‘big school’, after a visit to Stockland Shellharbour last week.
