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Jan 16, 2025 |
regionillawarra.com.au | Dione David
“Self-rescue” is at the centre of an anti-drowning campaign newly launched at Sandon Point by Aussie swimming legend Dr Shane Gould AM MBE. Sandon Point Surf Life Saving Club (SPSLSC), which last month became the first surf club in Australia to adopt the Float to Survive drowning prevention campaign, officially launched the initiative with the Olympic gold medallist as its ambassador, in a bid to help turn the tide on drowning.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
regionillawarra.com.au | Dione David
Our region’s social calendar starts strong this week, with the Illawarra Folk Festival featuring a killer line-up of performers over three days. The 2025 show season kicks off in Albion Park, where the “Biggest Little Show on the Coast” brings agriculture to the public. Cool off at Oak Flats Pool, swap toys in Corrimal, hit up an outdoor roller rink in the Gong or pick up a paintbrush in Albion Park – all for free.
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Jan 12, 2025 |
the-riotact.com | Dione David
Capitalising on its location as the gateway to all the action of Braddon, young and ambitious up-and-coming developers Liebke + Co are out to prove something with their new development. Located at 90 Northbourne Avenue, Braddon, Ahlei will set a Ritz-like benchmark for the national capital’s most vibrant and dynamic neighbourhood, the likes of which would not be out of place on the streets of New York.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
the-riotact.com | Dione David
Behind two of Canberra’s most recognised grassroots businesses is a quiet yet powerful transformation fuelled by a longstanding friendship. Founder of Thor’s Hammer, Thor Diesendorf, and Capital Brewing Co co-founder Laurence Kain met as kids – their mothers were friends. But with a 14-year age gap, it wasn’t until later in life that their paths crossed and their friendship really kicked off.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
regionillawarra.com.au | Dione David
Life’s a little trickier for two-year-old Henry James Boothroyd than for most toddlers, though you couldn’t tell from his smile. “He’s a gorgeous little thing. He sings all the time, he runs around. His father was a state hockey player, so he’s very active,” Kiama Downs’ Margaret Boothroyd, Henry’s grandma, says. “He hasn’t a clue there’s anything wrong.”When Henry was born, a midwife noticed the crease on his right knee was slightly higher than the left when he was on his stomach.
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