Wollongong

Based on Pip Williams’ award-winning New York Times bestselling novel, The Dictionary of Lost Words - the tale of how the Oxford English Dictionary came to be – is set to wow theatre audiences in its two-week run at Wollongong’s IPAC.

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.

Taking the helm mid-season may have been a leap for some, but Illawarra Hawks coach, Justin Tatum – and father of USA NBA superstar, Jayson Tatum – is taking it all in his stride.

Electrify 2515 is a grass-roots community movement that’s helping local households and businesses switch across to renewable energy. We spoke to Kristen McDonald, fresh from a whirlwind advocacy trip in Canberra.

Sydney’s funnest clay studio is coming home to Wollongong

Musician Emma Pask hits the Spiegeltent this Sunday and it’s set to be a blast!

Award-winning comedian Melanie Bracewell, exclusive interview!

Wollongong’s Cara Walkam, aka Meadowhip, had released her shimmering new single

Plant-based feasting is on the rise: meet the people at Wollongong’s Karma Tea House serving it up

Port Kembla is set to welcome pop/rock band CHICK in June

Nashville-based singer Emma Swift returns home to Oz for her first national tour

The story behind Wollongong’s beloved lunch spot An Chut Chut

Green Connect Farm is focused on creating fair jobs, growing good food and caring for the planet

Cooking up success one restaurant at a time

The indie rockers set to turn up the volume at La La La’s this Valentine’s Day

The Illawarra’s only gridiron club are charging forward

The Illawarra’s only gridiron club are charging forward

How Diggies became Wollongong’s most iconic cafe