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Calls are being made for more dedicated LGBTQ+ support and services in the countryside.

Kiama Council Kiama Library’s latest self-guided tour lets you experience walking the streets of Kiama during the First World War. Using your smartphone and the Kiama Library Tours app, you can take the 2.3 kilometre tour at your leisure, stopping along the way to learn about a soldier’s story, places relevant to the Anzacs and important sites in Kiama’s World War One history. The Kiama WW1 tour, which features 15 stops, begins at Kiama Library, circles around our Showground, along the Coastal Walk, follows the Waratah March down Terralong St and concludes at Black Beach. The 15 locatio...

TV presenter was also leading travel agent and mother of 10 We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Mark McGinness Normal text size MARY ROSSI: 1925–2021 Mary Rossi, who was not just one of the first female comperes on Australian television and the doyenne of Australian travel agents but also the mother of 10, has died at the age of 95. With her equally remarkable husband, Theo, they proved a charismatic, much-admired double-act in a union that spanned 63 years. The eldest of six children of Jack McCabe and Hazel Attwood, Mary Cecil McCabe gr...

I showed the design to Ted Boxall first, who loved it despite the inherent problems of re-subdivision (see later). I then gave Marr a set of prints so that we could have a proper design session. He loved the design and the perspectives, especially the one from the entry ramp. ‘Wow, Sammy! You are a real artist!’ (For obscure reasons I was known as Sammy in the architecture faculty). Marr was going to Penders the next day, so he decided he would look at the drawings in detail while he was there.

Sir Ian Wood and the energy transition: P&J Business Breakfast chance to hear his thoughts Updated: April 19, 2021, 9:37 am © Abermedia/Michal Wachucik Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Veteran businessman and philanthropist Sir Ian Wood will be sharing some of his thoughts on topics close to his heart during a much-anticipated online event later this week. Sir Ian, 78, is as passionate today about helping the north-east economy diversify from its past dependence on oil and gas as he was during the deca...