Be alert but not alarmed.

Were you at Woolies on Thursday morning?

Over this period, we will be sharing heart warming stories from our community. They might happen more regularly than Fridays...

Continue to stay home, and stay safe.

The CEO's plan to overhaul budgetary processes and introduce more transparency have been endorsed by Council.

Five men have been fined for leaving Fairfield and Bayside.

Shoalhaven Council's lack of support, rather than COVID, is the reason.

The messaging on this has been confusing, and we hope this clears it up for you.

Playgrounds remain open, but other Council facilities have been closed to the public.

Here's our summary of some important elements of this lockdown.

All of regional NSW in lockdown from 5pm today.

A Kiama woman is heading off to be a groom and support person for an equestrian competitor at the Paralympics.

The first Astra Zeneca jabs by a local chemist will happen on Monday.

Woolworths Kiama has been listed as a casual contact site for a short window that day.

In case you were wondering what's happening at Mt Pleasant.

Just in case you were thinking of going into town.

A former government advisor and consultant to business, Mark Croxford, is leading a ticket of local business people.

Councillor Matt Brown is hoping the issues can be worked through so the region does not miss out on the benefits of hosting this major cycling event.

Council has held its annual Youth Engagement Meeting today, with the High School's SRC putting forward some interesting suggestions.

The management of Council's biggest commercial arm, and largest social service, has been restructured.