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Hail stones measuring about 5cm across have damaged homes and cars in the central Shoalhaven.

The Monaro Knockout was a great warm-up for the Bay Tigers who will celebrate the season launch on...

There will be eight new or upgraded mobile phone towers spanning the Shoalhaven as part of a $5.3million...

There will be eight new or upgraded mobile phone towers spanning the Shoalhaven as part of a $5.3million...

There will be eight new or upgraded mobile phone towers spanning the Shoalhaven as part of a $5.3million...

The basin – which supplied drinking water to 90 streets – is located near St James’s Hospital in Dublin 8.

PRIME MINISTER: Well, good morning, everyone, it's great to be here on the South Coast of New South Wales, and great to be here with Andrew Constance, my Liberal candidate here for Gilmore. His record precedes him as an outstanding local member here on the South Coast, a great member of the New South Wales State Government. No-one understands the roads of the South Coast

ICA has launched a new health strategy Food retail landscape is changing for good, says Britains Ocado British online grocer and technology group Ocado said the landscape for food retailing was changing for good as it reported a 69% jump in annual core earnings that were boosted by the COVID-19 pandemic generating huge demand for home delivery. The increase reflected revenue growth of 35% at Ocado Retail, a joint venture between Ocado and Marks & Spencer, which offset a negative contribution fr...

DoorDash has acquired Chowbotics US: United Supermarkets CEO to Retire United Supermarkets LLC CEO Robert Taylor has revealed he will retire on March 1, and that Sidney Hopper, currently president of Lubbock, Texas-based United, will succeed him. Taylor will remain in an advisory role for the company as EVP - senior advisor. US: GrubMarket raised $90mln in 2020 to accelerate nationwide expansion GrubMarket announced it completed $90mln of financing in an oversubscribed Series D round in 2020, f...

Travellers flood to NSW South Coast as COVID lurks Steve Jacobs SHARE Photo: Steve Jacobs Holidaymakers have been back in the Shoalhaven in droves this month even though COVID-19s heavy hand still touches all the businesses in the region on the NSW South Coast and the recent outbreak in Sydney has the mayor concerned. QR code scans – and, to a lesser extent, paper sign-ins ­– are de rigueur whether you are dining out or taking a cruise or visiting a gallery. See Also SHARE Photo: Ben R...