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Amazing progress from one determined little girl
12:05 AM | WHEN she was two weeks old, doctors told Anthea Scott’s parents it was likely she’d live her life in a vegetative state.
12:04 AM | THE Land and Environment Court has ordered the developer of a $315m hospital precinct near Dapto to remove a large stockpile of dirt and a rock retaining wall constructed behind homes.
12:04 AM | DESPITE fierce opposition from several councillors, Shellharbour City Council will prepare a report on the controversial Land and Environment Court case of 2007.
The ride of a lifetime
12:03 AM | THREE Illawarra residents will brave the toughest two weeks of their lives to bridge the gap and create awareness of indigenous health issues.
12:02 AM | WHAT happens in Macquarie St stays in Macquarie St, as Illawarra MPs put their political affiliations aside for the inaugural Shellharbour Relay for Life this weekend.
Nick's scooters go up in flames
12:00 AM |  For the second time, one of Domino's most successful young franchisees has been attacked by arsonists. Former Tamworth student Nick Knight, 29, who runs the Darlinghurst Domino's pizza
Time for justice on freight monster
12:00 AM | SO it looks like the gigantic container terminal proposed for Moorebank is going ahead. But we knew that well before the federal government allocated hundreds of millions of dollars towards this co
Butcher earns acclaim
12:00 AM | MATTHEW Papandrea can easily tell you the prime cuts of beef, pork and lamb. The Cecil Hills resident was awarded the TAFE NSW State Medal after coming first in a Certificate III in Meat Processing
12:00 AM | DESPITE voting being open for just one week in the 2012 Local Business Awards, the response from customers in support of their favourite businesses has been nothing short of overwhelming. Precedent
12:00 AM | SARAH Hay leads an interesting life. By day she is a deputy principal but in her spare time she's the world's top woman jouster. Ms Hay, 42, says the armour is real, the lances are real and the com
12:00 AM | PLANS are being prepared to make land in Austral and Leppington North prime real estate and attractive to 50,000 new residents. The final precinct plan is expected to be submitted to the Planning
School in shock after mean theft
12:00 AM | TIRELESS fund-raising efforts by the Bringelly Public School community have been in vain: the shed that housed a new $10,000 ride-on lawnmower has been burgled. The school owned the expensive piec
12:00 AM | CECIL Hills resident Natalie Baldovin has a double reason to celebrate. She was named 2011 student of the year at Liverpool's Australian Careers Business College and has been nominated as a finalis
12:00 AM | WHILE the the Moorebank intermodal freight terminal was the biggest infrastructure investment from the federal government in this year's budget, the Liverpool area did pocket a few more dollars for so
12:00 AM | THE Department of Planning and Infrastructure has acquired more land for the South West Rail Link, boosting the cost to $131.5 million.
12:00 AM | ENJOY a taste of Italy this Sunday, May 27, when Club Marconi celebrates the biggest event on its calendar, Italian Republic Day — a giorno magnifico, magnificent day, for all. There will be plenty
12:00 AM | IN JUST over a month, the controversial carbon price will take effect. Business owners in Liverpool had a visit from Sophie Mirabella, the opposition spokesman on innovation, industry and science.
12:00 AM | LUDDENHAM priest Father Zvonimir Gavranovic, recently launched his book in Parliament House in Sydney. Father Gavranovic has been working on the book, In Search of Cardinal Stepinac, for over 20 ye
12:00 AM | IN recent years two significant events have changed and shaped Daniel Berardinelli's life. Now, 27, the first event which challenged his heart, mind and soul was that he he got cancer. The determin
12:00 AM | FLASHING lights have been installed at Holy Family Primary School in Luddenham to increase school zone pedestrian safety. The lights have been installed on Willowdene Avenue and will operate automa
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