If the election hadn't been delayed, we would have a new Council by now. Here, all the groups so far make their appeal to you. A reminder that we have a special section of the App devoted to the election.

It's Click & Collect service has resumed!

A fundraiser has been launched to help a family whose future has been changed by a freak accident.

The design sprang from ideas in the Kiama Charrette and the Town Centre Study, bringing forward the issue of the variations needed.

An early call has been made, given the uncertainty and financial risk.

Council has $3 million to enhance its facilities, through its efforts in improving DA processing times.

The Illawarra Folk Club has pulled the plug on its annual festival at Bulli for the second year in a row.

We will have to be two weeks without a case for the lockdown to be lifted.

This is the first time any have been detected. Be vigilant for symptoms. [Note: our earlier alert said that fully vaxed groups of five could meet for exercise from tomorrow, but it appears that is not the case. Recreation is allowed, but not exercise. Our apologies.]

From tomorrow, the fully faxed can gather outdoors in groups of five. We predict picnics, despite the rain.

Singer/songwriter Joe Mungovan's latest single comes with a video shot around town.

Reassuring, but sobering, reading about the plans of our local health district to meet increased demand.

We are part of a zone right down from the mid-North Coast.

A grand old Bangalay has made way for short term access.

A yearly reminder of the importance of meaningful conversations.

There were koalas in Seven Mile Beach NP in the 1980s, and some are still hoping there are some there. Disclaimer: the publishers' daughter works as a koala advocate, and is featured in a video in this story. So proud.

Gerroa's Glenn Kolmeitz is playing an active role in helping those who helped Australian forces in Afghanistan.

It is particularly to help people struggling with lockdown.

Endangered shorebirds are back again after the battering from the storm. Keep an eye out for them.

The State Government has given Council $3.3 million for various cycling-related projects.