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- Sep 11, 2026
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'Take chances, love deeply:' grief for nurse who dedicated her life to others (opens the original)
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South Coast family and friends of a young woman killed in a road accident in Italy are urging all who knew her to "take chances, love deeply and live life to the full" in her memory. Thirty-two-year old Chani Knopf, who grew up in Berry and attended St John the Evangelist High School in Nowra, died after being hit by a car while visiting Italy for a friend's wedding. The University of Wollongong-trained nurse is widely known in the Illawarra through her involvement in sport, her love of the ocea
'He brought Italy with him': image of Gaetano's life in a suitcase wins photography prize (opens the original)
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In 1960, a 25-year-old year old Italian arrived in Wollongong with barely a word of English and all his worldly possessions tucked into a suitcase. Sixty-six years later, an image of former steelworker Gaetano Risi outside his house in Port Kembla has won first prize in a city-wide photographic competition. Gaetano's photo, taken by his grandson Oliver, captured the hearts of the judges as an intimate representation of the social history of Wollongong. Judges viewed more than 450 entries taken b
'Adults are a breeze': how Play School's tough crowd nurtured a deep love of the stage (opens the original)
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Every day, strangers approach Noni Hazlehurst to tell her how much they cherish memories of "Noni from Play School." And although she holds a long list of stage and screen credits chalked up over a long career, she still enjoys talking to people about her 24 years on the beloved children's program. In Wollongong, ahead of the opening of her one woman show, The Lark , Noni said Play School was really a part time job to pay the bills while she took on other roles. "I was incredibly lucky to have P
Walk on the wild side this weekend to explore greater glider habitat on our doorstep (opens the original)
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The Gerroa Environmental Protection Society (GEPS) will hold a glider discovery walk this Sunday 2 August, 5pm - 8pm at Seven Mile Beach National Park, Gerroa. This is a free event but places are strictly limited - to reserve your place, or ask questions text only 0499 333 141 On a cold winter's night, I'm walking with a group of other beanied people through a strip of sand forest a short walk from Seven Mile Beach Road. Above, a waxing crescent moon hovers close to a brilliant Venus. The night
This Canadian town is the world's best place for northern lights and polar bears (opens the original)
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Rug up for otherworldly adventures - they unfold at every turn here. We are driving across the white expanse of a deeply frozen Churchill River, the surface gleaming with pearl-coloured ice as the sun dips lower in the sky. From the windows of our Tundra Buggy, white drifts rear up like frozen waves, small white horses stilled by the midwinter cold. I had arrived the previous day in the small town of Churchill, Manitoba, where the temperature was minus 33 degrees Celsius, though the "feels like"
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