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Calling local anglers: you can help restore Burrill Lake's marine habitat
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (508+ words) Two groups often seen on opposite sides of debates about waterways will come together on the shores of Burrill Lake this weekend, united by a shared interest: healthy fish and a healthy waterway. Local fishers, environmentalists, families and community members…...
How community resilience turned Ulladulla Lighthouse into a beacon of hope
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (1347+ words) Warning: this story discusses suicide When Judith Clark and Liz O'Connell go up to the Ulladulla Lighthouse, a sense of accomplishment washes over them. The Ulladulla Lighthouse precinct was once a desolate and unhappy place. It was a place where…...
Why natural disasters are impacting the housing crisis
1+ week, 5+ day ago (317+ words) Rebuilding homes hit by natural disasters is diverting money, materials and workers away from the ever-important task of solving the housing crisis. A new insurance catastrophe resilience report from Insurance Council of Australia revealed the cost of rebuilding is now…...
Short-term carbon credits used for long-term pollution
1+ week, 5+ day ago (404+ words) Australia's biggest polluters are buying carbon credits that may not last as long as the emissions they offset, a review has found, prompting calls for greater scrutiny. The Climate Change Authority issued the finding on Tuesday in its fifth review…...
Free legal advice service to visit the Ulladulla Community Resource Centre
1+ week, 6+ day ago (119+ words) A solicitor from South Coast and Country Community Law will be visiting the area to give residents in the Milton-Ulladulla region free in-person legal advice. The solicitor will be town on Wednesday September 16 at the Ulladulla and Districts Community Resource…...
Childcare group in the red due to cost, low birth rates
2+ week, 5+ day ago (532+ words) Australia's biggest for-profit childcare group has fallen into the red after taking a multi-million-dollar hit from the closure of underperforming centres and as parents faced affordability issues. But G8 Education, which operates 350 centres across Australia for more than 29,000 children under multiple…...
Support builds for anti-Semitism hearing extension
2+ week, 6+ day ago (432+ words) The royal commission called in the wake of an anti-Semitic massacre could yet be extended, with a state premier throwing his support behind the push. Advocates and coalition MPs have been calling for the commission, which began its final week…...
'Denying problems exist': concerns on aged care package
2+ week, 6+ day ago (368+ words) Support at Home aged care packages are a "public policy failure" as wait times remain unacceptable, a parliamentary inquiry has heard. Former inspector general of aged care Ian Yates told a public hearing on Monday the federal government's 10-month-old program…...
Campaign to save popular Mollymook reserve is on the verge of success
2+ week, 6+ day ago (340+ words) A community campaign to save a popular reserve in Mollymook looks to be on the verge of success. The future of Anker Reserve in Mollymook was placed in doubt weeks ago when it was identified in Shoalhaven City Council's draft…...
'Sleeper issue': aged care too reliant on migrant work
3+ week, 5+ day ago (413+ words) A dependency on migrant workers to keep Australia's aged care sector afloat remains a "sleeper issue" that could leave older citizens vulnerable. Migrant workers are the backbone of the domestic aged care workforce, Ageing Australia chief executive Tom Symondson told…...