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New bus services for Bulli High School students in Helensburgh | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

New bus services for Bulli High School students in Helensburgh | South Coast Register

Helensburgh parents' efforts lead to more bus services for Bulli High School students, including one to and from the school and another aligned with the train.

Illawarra hazard reduction burns at Helensburgh, Stanwell Tops | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Illawarra hazard reduction burns at Helensburgh, Stanwell Tops | South Coast Register

Stay informed about hazard reduction burns in Illawarra as firefighters conduct controlled burns to safeguard communities from bushfire emergencies.

Colin Dunque charged with failing to leave Wollongong courthouse after chaos erupted | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Colin Dunque charged with failing to leave Wollongong courthouse after chaos erupted | South Coast Register

A 'sovereign citizen' supporter who was pepper sprayed in the corridors of Wollongong courthouse after he allegedly refused to leave the building has failed to show up for his own matter.

Man capsicum sprayed, arrested in Wollongong courthouse | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Man capsicum sprayed, arrested in Wollongong courthouse | South Coast Register

Police were forced to subdue a man with capsicum spray after a large group of sovereign citizen supporters unleashed a verbal tirade against a magistrate.

Sea-change dreams: How far does a Sydney budget stretch along the coast? - Vimarsana News

Sea-change dreams: How far does a Sydney budget stretch along the coast?

For about the median house price in Sydney, many buyers in popular regional towns can get closer to the sand.

Source: smh.com.au