NSW Planning Minister Paul Scully defends his decision to approve a 13,000-home development in the Wollondilly Shire with just 187 affordable dwellings, saying that adding more would be a cost to the developer.
The company, which reported a $1 billion after tax profit, says bringing a dormant coal-blast furnace back online won’t lock the company into coal-based steelmaking.
As ABC Radio Sydney celebrates the 100th anniversary of Australia's first radio station, we look back at key moments in its history with former ABC Illawarra presenter Steve Parsons.
The body of Kristy Morris’s sister, Rachelle Childs, was found in a ditch on the NSW South Coast in 2001. A coroner ruled that she had been deliberately killed, but the culprit has never been found.
School leaders are calling for proactive action to prevent students from purchasing nicotine pouches, with researchers warning the potency of products varies wildly and health risks remain unknown.
International student Varnika Singh was filmed by one of her assailants during the attack at the University of Wollongong. Those responsible have been sentenced, but an advocate says such incidents are on the rise.
During a rare visit to Wollongong, National Party leader David Littleproud confirms that, if elected, the opposition will scrap both offshore wind zones in New South Wales.
Locals in the small Illawarra community of Helensburgh congratulate Saya Sakakibara as she visits her hometown after winning gold in BMX racing at the Paris Olympics.