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This swimming club is a 'vital lifeline' for men struggling with loneliness (opens the original)
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Whatever's been happening in his world, swimming has been Ken Jessop's one constant for the past 56 years. Rain, hail or shine, Jessop has made the short walk to the Continental Pools in North Wollongong for a swim "pretty much every day". His love of swimming is why he joined the Wollongong Whales Winter Swimming Club at age 18. It's one of the main reasons he is still part of the Illawarra's first winter swimming club 56 years later, but not the only reason. The 74-year-old also loves mixing w
This swimming club is a 'vital lifeline' for men struggling with loneliness (opens the original)
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Whatever's been happening in his world, swimming has been Ken Jessop's one constant for the past 56 years. Rain, hail or shine, Jessop has made the short walk to the Continental Pools in North Wollongong for a swim "pretty much every day". His love of swimming is why he joined the Wollongong Whales Winter Swimming Club at age 18. It's one of the main reasons he is still part of the Illawarra's first winter swimming club 56 years later, but not the only reason. The 74-year-old also loves mixing w
This swimming club is a 'vital lifeline' for men struggling with loneliness (opens the original)
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Whatever's been happening in his world, swimming has been Ken Jessop's one constant for the past 56 years. Rain, hail or shine, Jessop has made the short walk to the Continental Pools in North Wollongong for a swim "pretty much every day". His love of swimming is why he joined the Wollongong Whales Winter Swimming Club at age 18. It's one of the main reasons he is still part of the Illawarra's first winter swimming club 56 years later, but not the only reason. The 74-year-old also loves mixing w
This swimming club is a 'vital lifeline' for men struggling with loneliness (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Whatever's been happening in his world, swimming has been Ken Jessop's one constant for the past 56 years. Rain, hail or shine, Jessop has made the short walk to the Continental Pools in North Wollongong for a swim "pretty much every day". His love of swimming is why he joined the Wollongong Whales Winter Swimming Club at age 18. It's one of the main reasons he is still part of the Illawarra's first winter swimming club 56 years later, but not the only reason. The 74-year-old also loves mixing w
Homeless no more: Wolves' ambitious master plan for new home revealed (opens the original)
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No longer nomadic wanderers, the Wollongong Wolves have finally found a home. A jubilant Wolves head coach Luke Wilkshire used the club's end-of-season presentation evening to tell players and supporters that the Wolves had signed a multi-year lease to use Kooloobong Oval near the University of Wollongong. The Wolves have been homeless since the club was kicked out of Albert Butler Park two years ago, with the former two-time National Soccer League champions bumped from ground to ground for trai
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