$90k for the cheapest block of land in the Illawarra – but you can’t build on it According to recent sales data, the cheapest block of land in the Illawarra region, located north of Wollongong, is being sold for $90,000. However, there’s a catch – you can’t build on it. In 2023, the real estate…
A former Lake Illawarra police officer has been found guilty of assaulting a teen, signaling a landmark verdict in the pursuit of justice. The incident involved the officer forcefully slamming the victim’s head into concrete and applying pressure on his neck. This case highlights the need for police accountability and reform. The outcome could inspire other victims of police misconduct to come forward and demand justice.
In a recent news article, the heroic actions of an Illawarra firefighter are highlighted. This firefighter played a crucial role in the search and rescue efforts following a devastating earthquake. As the earthquake had caused extensive damage to buildings and structures, the task of locating survivors trapped beneath the rubble was immensely challenging. To aid…
Discover how Illawarra families are taking precautions to ensure a safe Father’s Day at Garie Beach. Read about the Ingleses’ experience and their efforts to avoid tragedy while testing jet skis. Find out how they are prioritizing safety and enjoying the holiday without any mishaps. Don’t miss the full story!
More safety breaches for builder behind Wollongong unit blocks A construction company, TQM, that is responsible for building multiple unit blocks in Wollongong has been found to have committed further safety breaches. According to a spokesperson from SafeWork NSW, the company’s site in Newcastle has been issued with nine improvement notices and one prohibition notice…
Expanding on “Life in a Foreign University | How Australia’s University of Wollongong Shaping My Leadership Skills” The article tells the story of a student named Shaurya Kansal and his experience studying abroad at the University of Wollongong in Australia. Shaurya comes from a humble family in Meerut, India, and had the opportunity to study…
The Illawarra Employer Providing Housing for Workers to Foster Connection In an effort to address the challenges of loneliness and isolation faced by migrant workers, a company in the Illawarra region has taken a unique approach to support their employees. Warrigal, an employer in the area, has made housing arrangements for their workers to ensure…
Illawarra Academy of Sport Appoints New Chief The Illawarra Academy of Sport (IAS) has recently announced the appointment of its new chief, who is expected to bring fresh perspectives and expertise to the organization. The appointment comes as part of the academy’s ongoing efforts to maximize athlete potential, promote inclusivity, and enhance its overall reputation…
How a long-gone rail line – from escarpment to Belmore Basin – shaped Wollongong The article discusses how a rail line that no longer exists played a significant role in shaping the city of Wollongong in Australia. The rail line, which ran from the escarpment to Belmore Basin, was in operation until its closure in…
‘Finally got justice’: Ex-Lake Illawarra cop found guilty of assaulting teen In a recent court decision, a former police officer from Lake Illawarra has been found guilty of assaulting a teenager. The incident occurred when the victim, now 18 years old and identified as Mr. Maher, had his encounter with the officer. According to Mr….