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Glen Humphries

Glen Humphries

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    illawarramercury.com.au

    Greens Candidates Call for Faster Approval of Homelessness Services in Wollongong - Illawarra Mer...

    Approving development applications to expand homelessness services should be sped up to cater for their growing need, Greens candidates for Wollongong City Council said. Ward 2 candidate Kit Docker, who is a volunteer at the Wollongong Homeless Hub, said recent figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare showed Wollongong city had seen a sharp increase in people accessing homelessness services in NSW. “It’s disappointing that in the midst of the housing and cost of living crises,…
    illawarramercury.com.au

    Third Kiama councillor under investigation for alleged conduct brea...

    A third Kiama councillor in 12 months is being investigated for an alleged breach of the code of conduct. This week’s council business paper included a list of current legal matters - which as of March this year have cost the council $4.7 million. The final item on that list is a code of conduct complaint made against an unnamed councillor, which has been referred to an outside body for investigation with an estimated cost of $5200. The Mercury understands the complaint was lodged by another cou…
    illawarramercury.com.au

    Illawarra Hotel looks to renovate upper floors - Illawarra Mercury

    The upper floors of the Illawarra Hotel could get a facelift under plans lodged with Wollongong City Council. The plans include a bistro, lounge area and private dining room. Some of the work on the first floor was already approved in an earlier development consent - but the new application wants to go further. There are 12 rooms on the first floor that were once used for accommodation but have sat vacant for years. The development application proposes to remove those rooms and the accompanying…
    illawarramercury.com.au

    Blue Haven sale hits 'significant milestone'. - Illawarra Mercury

    Accepting an offer for the sale of Blue Haven aged care facility is a “significant milestone” according to Kiama Mayor Neil Reilly. He added that he intended to keep in touch with residents at Blue Haven Bonaira after the sale. At an extraordinary meeting on Monday, Kiama councillors voted to accept on offer from the preferred bidder to purchase the Bonaira aged care centre. The name of the buyer was not announced at the meeting, though the Mercury understands they are not from the Illawarra. Th…
    illawarramercury.com.au

    Wollongong's Halfway bar aims for 2am closure on Sundays - Illawarr...

    A new CBD bar is hoping people are keen to kick on after midnight on a Sunday. While it is a school night for many, the Crown Street bar Halfway - which opened late last year - is looking to keep the doors open until 2am on a Monday morning. A development application has been lodged with Wollongong City Council to change the hours on Thursday and Sunday nights from midnight to 2am - the same time as it closes the doors of a Friday and Saturday night. The statement of environmental effects states…
    illawarramercury.com.au

    Bulli residents face delays on promised CBD traffic improvements - ...

    Bulli residents will have to wait a while longer before long-promised work to improve congestion through the suburban CBD strip begins. Three years ago Transport for NSW has flagged a number of changes to the Princes Highway to alleviate traffic jams. These included no right turns either into or out of Station Street, a right turn arrow on the lights at the Park Road intersection, removing parking from the western side of Railway Street and extra spots in the Bulli station car park. Original pla…
    cessnockadvertiser.com.au

    Grinspoon's return: New music, fitness routines, and tour - Cessnoc...

    Age may be catching up with Grinspoon - in the mornings they’re more likely to be sporting activewear than a hangover. The band formed in 1995 and went down in history by winning the first ever Triple J Unearthed competition. Now, almost 30 years later Grinspoon is back with new material and a 45-date tour; which has the potential to take more out of the band compared to their old days as a hard-partying act. Bassist Joe Hansen admitted the band had become a tad more responsible with age. “We ge…
    lismorecitynews.com.au

    Grinspoon's return: New music, fitness routines, and tour - Lismore...

    Age may be catching up with Grinspoon - in the mornings they’re more likely to be sporting activewear than a hangover. The band formed in 1995 and went down in history by winning the first ever Triple J Unearthed competition. Now, almost 30 years later Grinspoon is back with new material and a 45-date tour; which has the potential to take more out of the band compared to their old days as a hard-partying act. Bassist Joe Hansen admitted the band had become a tad more responsible with age. “We ge…
    maitlandmercury.com.au

    Grinspoon's return: New music, fitness routines, and tour - The Mai...

    Age may be catching up with Grinspoon - in the mornings they’re more likely to be sporting activewear than a hangover. The band formed in 1995 and went down in history by winning the first ever Triple J Unearthed competition. Now, almost 30 years later Grinspoon is back with new material and a 45-date tour; which has the potential to take more out of the band compared to their old days as a hard-partying act. Bassist Joe Hansen admitted the band had become a tad more responsible with age. “We ge…
    illawarramercury.com.au

    Wollongong plans to limit cars in CBD for urban revival - Illawarra...

    Cars could be virtually driven out of the Wollongong CBD under a draft city council plan. The possible measures floated by the Wollongong City Centre Movement & Place Plan include measures to stop people topping up parking meters and seeing kerbside parking spaces used for alfresco dining. There is also a focus on pushing through traffic onto Corrimal and Denison streets, rather than having them make an unnecessary trip through the CBD. “For a long time, Wollongong city centre has been domin…
    northweststar.com.au

    Hearing the real story - The North West Star

    When you’ve created a very popular TV series in You Can’t Ask That, how do you follow it up? For creator Kirk Docker it was a matter of taking the bare bones of that concept and turning it into I Was Actually There. The series hears from eye-witness to events like Port Arthur and the Boxing Day tsunami to the 1964 Beatles tour of Australia and the moment AFL player Nicky Winmar pulled up his jersey and pointed out the colour of his skin. Aside from not wanting to “make something that’s crappy” D…