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Kiama hotel makes play for council owned land as expansion plans continue (opens the original)
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A Kiama hotel wants to use council-owned land to build an outdoor dining area big enough to seat 84 people. The Kiama Inn has lodged plans for the outdoor area in Shoalhaven Street at the side of the hotel with council. "The proposal seeks to develop a currently underutilised area of council-owned land located adjacent to the Kiama Inn hotel," the application's statement of environmental effects said. "The proposed works have been designed as a lightweight and contemporary addition which respond
'See you in the morning': Longtime racing writer remembered after long health battle (opens the original)
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Former Illawarra Mercury racing editor Ian Harrison loved the horses right to the end. Mr Harrison, 81, died in Shellharbour Hospital the middle of the night on September 25 after a long battle with lung disease. His wife Carole said Mr Harrison - known as "Harry" to Mercury staff - had started up an online form guide and was working on that right up to the day he died. "He had to get the papers delivered to the hospital, wherever he was, and then he would do the guide," Mrs Harrison said. "Then
The series that lets us peek into the jury room (opens the original)
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In Australia jurors have to keep quiet about their deliberations - both during and after the trial. During makes complete sense - no one wants a jury member blabbing to everyone about what has been happening behind closed doors. But once a verdict has been delivered, those on the jury are still gagged from talking about their experiences. Sure, I'd bet most of them chat to their family and friends; this ban is aimed at stopping them from being interviewed by the media about how they reached thei
High-rise developments could see Wollongong blow right past its housing target (opens the original)
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The speed of high-rise development in Wollongong could see the city blow past its 2024 housing target set by the state government. The range of planning reforms introduced by Planning Minister Paul Scully - including height bonuses for affordable housing and accelerated approval pathways - was designed to alleviate the state's housing shortage. At the same time the government set the city a target of 9200 new dwellings by 2029. The Wollongong local government area is on track to exceed that targ
Now you see it, now you don't: CBD mega towers latest threat to escarpment vistas (opens the original)
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Two large apartment towers on the edge of the Wollongong CBD could obliterate views of the escarpment. At the former Bunnings site, Level 33 hopes to build five apartment towers - the largest of which would be 36 storeys. Just south of that site developer Urban Property Group has proposed a 30-storey tower with possible pedestrian links to the Throsby Drive overpass in Smith Street - known as Keira Place. A visual impact study submitted as part of the Level 33 development shows the view from the
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