It is important for a cross section of the community to give their views on these important issues.

They are still pinching themselves about being chosen over big Sydney and Canberra nurseries.

Here is a little something to get your teeth into over the summer break.

Mahlah and Kel Grey's innovation continues, with a shop selling their products and others they love.

People will be stepping up to the plate/bar to help support local produce.

As Anthony Green would say, it is too early to call at this stage. However a likely scenario has emerged.

It is to be made a regional park, under the management of the NP&WS. Protesters are very happy.

With The Pavilion not a polling booth this year, the Uniting Church on Manning St has taken up the mantle in its newly completed building project. Democracy sausages will be available, of course.

The revitalisation has been reduced down to upgrades and repairs at this stage.

Megan Hutchison has had a very public facing role at Council, being the liaison point for businesses.

Sheree Payne received her award today.

The Farmer St property has been snapped up by a local family.

In the final days of pre-polling, we've asked the candidates what are the issues most concerning the voters they have spoken to.

Just a reminder to drop down to check out the wonderful new facility, which opens to the public tomorrow.

The Kiama Electorate Community Recognition Awards for 2021 were presented today.

An attempt to fast track the Gerringong upgrade has not succeeded.

He wants to help people who helped him, by telling his story.

The winners of this year's Kiama Garden Club Spring Garden Competition have been announced.

Gerringong builder John Trevenar has lobbied all the election candidates to get things moving.

The change in leadership came at a cost.