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With the launch of her newest album 'Married to the Sound', Elana Stone speaks on her musical evolution, the impact of motherhood and her home of the Illawarra region.
Red Room Poetry and Wollongong City Council have partnered this year to plant a ‘POEM FOREST’ in Wollongong.
As a renowned chef, TV host, author and Indigenous food ambassador, Mark Olive, aka “The Black Olive” has achieved international acclaim, including his restaurant at the iconic Sydney Opera House. And at home on Dharawal Country, Mark is giving native ingredient bush tucker the world-class treatment at Killalea.
Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ is the world’s longest running play, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats for over 70 years. Directed by Australian theatre icon Robyn Nevin, the regional tour will close its final curtain at the Illawarra Performing Arts Centre in Wollongong. We caught up with leading actor Alex Rathgeber to find out what keeps people coming back to the genre-defining murder mystery…
This unique business idea has recognised that the coming-of-age story for many people with a disability needs to be re-written, which is leading to stellar experiences for so many here in the Illawarra and beyond.
Lucy Lee and her husband Rod run LuLu Ceramics from their home studio in Helensburgh. Their distinctive ceramic designs are inspired by the natural beauty of our local bush and beaches.
Nathan Harrison is bringing his show Birdsong of Tomorrow to Merrigong Theatre Company, describing the work as a cross between theatre and a nature documentary.
Lamb Shanks_Dr Verenas Kitchen
The ultimate weekend roast, with melt-in-your-mouth lamb simmered in a gut-healing broth infused with clove, cinnamon and cardamom, this roast will be a favourite feast for family and friends alike.
A cancer diagnosis comes with a list of essential treatments. Whilst they are necessary for survival, they can often lead to side effects which can have a long-lasting impact on your life.
A historic black-and-white photo of the Commercial Hotel in Jamberoo, featuring a two-story building with ornate ironwork on the balcony and several men standing outside.
Over 160 years young, Jamberoo Pub continues to be an iconic part of the historic village and its community
A man and a woman performing Pilates exercises using reformer machines in a bright, airy studio with wooden floors and large mirrors.
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A woman with short dark hair wearing an orange coat smiles at the camera, standing against a rustic dark background with her hands in her pockets.
An award-winning author, writing mentor and teacher, Helena uses kindness as the compass for her work and life and believes in the power of storytelling to process hard things and find the volume of your voice.
Three men stand outside a restaurant named "Ciro's," wearing white t-shirts and blue aprons. They are smiling and laughing, with one man on the left holding a pen in his shirt and the man on the right with a checkered cloth tucked into his apron. The restaurant's name is displayed in large letters above them.
For Joel Mucci, Marko Bozic, Liam Forsythe, and Michael Zubrecky opening their woodfired pizzeria, Ciro’s, in Thirroul, culminates in a sense of satisfaction as warm as the welcome received from locals.
Explore out of town and be home by sundown
Two men, one older and one younger, smiling and giving thumbs up in front of large stainless steel beer vats at Stoic Brewing.
Co-owner of Gerringong’s Stoic Brewing, Andrew Prosser, talks with us about how his father and him combined their passion, hometown and an ancient philosophy to create one of the most successful breweries on the south coast.
Kangaroo Valley Hampden Bridge
No matter which way you travel, the journey to Kangaroo Valley requires a drive over a windy mountain pass through lush forests and tunnels of trees, before descending into what’s commonly called ‘Australia’s most beautiful valley’.
Meet Ruby D’Rozario from Thirroul, childhood cancer survivor and ambassador for Shine Like Charli
A man wearing a white shirt and an apron, smiling and standing in front of shelves filled with bread in a bakery. There are flowers in the foreground.
Find out why the slow food movement is good for us and the local community

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