Murray Trembath

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Reporter at St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

Reporter, St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

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Articles

Letters: Waterfront rezoning, kindness, pothole repairs, traditional owners

1 day ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

George Cotis, who was awarded an OAM in 2023 for his work over more than 40 years to protect Port Hacking and catchment from environmental damage. Picture by John VeageCreate a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingBravo Sutherland Shire Council! No doubt some waterfront property owners will be excited by council's decision to rezone W1 Natural Waterways to W11 Recreational Waterways (Leader June 4). None of us should be excited by this decision on many grounds.
Multiple crashes: Speed cushions for two Burraneer Bay Road roundabouts

2 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

Our father cafe is on the corner of Burraneer Bay Road and Gannons Road. Picture: John VeageSpeed cushions, to slow down vehicles, will be installed at each approach to two roundabouts on Burraneer Bay Road, Caringbah South following numerous accidents. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingThe cross streets are Gannons Road and Willarong Road. Burraneer Bay Public School and Our Father cafe adjoin the Burraneer Bay Road / Gannons Road intersection.
'I'm number 7, like Nicho': Sharks, Dragons disabilities teams on big stage

3 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

The Sharks Score youngest player, Finn Woods, 14, with his parents Melanie and Brent and brother Archer, 10. Picture by Murray TrembathHistory will be made when the Score Sharks and Score Dragons, which cater for players with disability, compete against each other in a game played before and at half time during the NRL local derby at Sharks Stadium on Thursday June 12.
The Ensemble Theatre brings The Queen's Nanny to The Pavilion, Sutherland

3 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

The production features Matthew Backer, Briallen Clarke as Marion and Sharon Millerchip as Elizabeth. Picture suppliedThe Ensemble Theatre is bringing the new Australian play The Queen's Nanny to The Pavilion at Sutherland for three performances on June 13-14 as part of a national tour.
'Challenges': Govt backs down on move to make councils pay for Beachwatch

3 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

Gymea Bay Baths, where water quality has been very poor in recent years, is among 15 locations in Sutherland Shire monitored by Beachwatch. Picture: Chris LaneThe state government has retreated from plans to shift the cost of Beachwatch testing to Sydney coastal councils...at least for another two years.
Parking warning: Paddlers from across state to descend on Woronora River

4 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

Paddlers compete on the Woronora River in a previous event. Picture by John VeageAbout 150 paddlers will compete in the sixth round of Paddle NSW's 2025 Marathon Series on the Woronora River on Saturday June 14. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingHosted by the Sutherland Shire Paddle Club (SSPC, formerly Sutherland Shire Canoe Club), the event is being run out of Burnum Burnum Reserve.
Forget State of Origin, this Cronulla sporting rivalry is really serious

4 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

A poster promotion the bowling event. Picture suppliedTensions are sky-high - make that knee-high given the mobility of many of the participants - ahead of a social bowls competition at Cronulla. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingThe Fifty+Fit fitness group, which is made up mainly of males aged 60 to 90 and trains in Gunnamatta Park twice a week, is holding their second bi-annual competition at South Cronulla Bowling Club on July 24.
Letters | M6 tunnel, Kurnell batteries, e-bikes menace, Burraneer Park

4 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

Artist's impression of the M6 entry and exit on President Avenue, Kogarah. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingThe M6 was never viable underground. Premier Minns should know as the member for Kogarah, (Indigenous meaning is swamp). The railway line was built up the hill on rock in the 1880s.
Coles Caringbah development goes on sale, with prices starting at $650,000

4 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

Caringbah Pavilion development. Picture suppliedMore than a third of the 188 apartments in the new Coles development at Caringbah will be "build to rent". Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingThe $300 million "lifestyle precinct", named Caringbah Pavilion, has been officially unveiled, with apartments offered for sale for the first time.
Harry and Mario to open laid-back Greek taverna near Ham cafe at Cronulla

5 days ago | theleader.com.au | Murray Trembath

Harry and Mario Kapoulas inside their new restaurant space. Picture supplied / Aislinn WalkerBrothers Harry and Mario Kapoulas are opening a "gritty" Greek taverna around the corner from their popular Ham cafe at Cronulla. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingHomer Rogue Taverna, which is named after the ancient Greek poet, will be located on the ground floor of the Sage by Moran high-rise village in Surf Road, diagonally opposite the beach.