While they were there it was confirmed Minister Rob Stokes will meet with the Central Precinct Chair on zoom later this week.

The ribbon has been cut, but it won't be open to the public until 1 December.

Councillor Warren Steel is enthusiastic about another term.

The accident happened yesterday afternoon. It is not known yet whether he comes from our region.

As a precautionary measure, Council has closed The Boneyard area this weekend.

Tennis in Kiama is synonymous with Norma Stead.

She has a background in nursing as well as the necessary business skills.

A local financial services success story are the new tenants.

There are different views on what should happen, but the only thing sure is nothing is going to happen soon.

This is in addition to the extra costs of the across the board pay rise granted last year.

The Building Commissioner is very critical of the work that has been done on this already controversial site.

Organisers are hoping for at least two busloads of protesters to go up to Sydney next Tuesday (home in time for the Cup).

Gareth Ward responds to our earlier story.

Col Rathbone has stepped down from his role as President of the Kiama & District Sports Association after 43 years.

We speak to White Constructions' Graham Morcom.

Now that's a shed!

The DA is on exhibition until 10 November. Keeping the Village operating during the redevelopment will take careful management, with parking reduced down to the rear carpark while the new one is constructed.

All clubs are experiencing strong registrations this year.

Early signs are good for this new local business.

It's made up of five experts who want to give back to the community.