Ben Langford
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Barbara has helped hundreds fleeing domestic violence. Now she's asking for one thing (opens the original)
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It's early on Saturday morning and Barbara Atkins is busy around a trio of shipping containers in the car park of the Bulli Workers' Club. There's a challenge on: to set up a single mother in need with the contents of a household, so the shock of her circumstances is just a bit easier to deal with. Ms Atkins is directing some of the volunteers who have come to help with the challenge, northern Illawarra residents who are lending a hand with a ute, expertise, or just muscle. For almost nine years
E-bike smash that could have killed radio star Margaret Throsby was 'inevitable' (opens the original)
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Much-loved former ABC radio broadcaster Margaret Throsby is recovering in hospital after being hit by an e-bike in a collision that could have killed her, Throsby's daughter Holly said. The rider will not be charged, and Holly said she did not want him to be - but this kind of crash was "inevitable" amid a "failure of regulation". Throsby, 84, needed surgery after suffering a broken hip and head injuries when hit by a heavy "fat bike" ridden by two teenage boys on the shared path near Thirroul l
Ben Bartlett was a much-loved doctor who helped steelworkers take on BHP over cancer (opens the original)
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Dr Ben Bartlett, a much-loved doctor who many in the Illawarra will remember from his days helping workers overcome dangerous pollution from the Port Kembla coke ovens, has been remembered as a fighter for justice and a "great healer". Born William Bartlett in 1946, Dr Bartlett, better known as Ben, died in Wollongong in August. His life will be celebrated on October 12 with a service and burial at the Wollongong Lawn Cemetery at Kembla Grange, followed by a memorial event at the Wombarra Bowlin
John Dewar gave inside info on UOW to benefit KordaMentha. Now he has neither of them (opens the original)
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Professor John Dewar, the former University of Wollongong interim chief who admitted giving inside information from UOW to help his consulting firm KordaMentha, now has neither of them. Professor Dewar has left KordaMentha, where he was a partner and was lauded as a senior member of the performance improvement division. He is no longer listed on that team on the KordaMentha website, and some links with his name now result in an error message. Professor Dewar's evidence to the Independent Commiss
Former UOW boss John Dewar may be in contempt over 'misleading' evidence, inquiry says (opens the original)
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Former University of Wollongong vice-chancellor Professor John Dewar may be in contempt of parliament over answers he gave under oath during an inquiry, evidence that was at odds with what he told the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). The NSW parliamentary inquiry into the state's university sector released its final report this week with many strong findings about problems in higher education, particularly governance and transparency. It concluded Professor Dewar misled the inqu
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