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24/07/2008 | Port Kembla's place at the centre of manufacturing and transport in Australia has been reinforced under the master plan for the outer harbour to be released tomorrow. Only two months after Blue...
23/07/2008 | Criticising referees in any sport is usually unwise, unfair and fraught with danger because without them there would be no games at all.
22/07/2008 | It is remarkable to think that the imminent prospect of petrol prices falling to $1.50 a litre will bring a sigh of collective relief from Australian families.
21/07/2008 | A national imperative to establish a second Sydney airport could present the Illawarra with a solution or two to its transport infrastructure woes.
21/07/2008 | Australia can take its hat off for achieving the week-long strategic miracle of turning the nation's busiest city into a spectacular stage for World Youth Day.
18/07/2008 | The Qantas Dash 8 will no longer be seen in the skies above the Illawarra after tonight.
17/07/2008 | Green groups have been predictably critical of the Rudd Government for not going far enough, but the options paper on emissions trading issued yesterday marks a quantum shift in this nation's response to climate change.
15/07/2008 | Given World Youth Day and this religious environment, you might forgive us for drawing on the adage "the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away".
14/07/2008 | One didn't have to be Catholic to suck in the youthful exuberance at the packed WIN Entertainment Centre on Saturday night for the commissioning Mass for the pilgrims heading to Sydney for the Pope's visit and World Youth Day events.
12/07/2008 | There are many reasons why Australians would question the cost and disturbance created by World Youth Day. But there are many more reasons why they ought to embrace this historic occasion.
11/07/2008 | Shellharbour City Council's staff have spent their first day at work in their brave new world without councillors.
10/07/2008 | After the demise of Wollongong City Council four months ago and Shellharbour City Council yesterday, the Shoalhaven's public officials must be feeling somewhat anxious.
9/07/2008 | Thank goodness common sense has prevailed and NSW rail unions won't go ahead with a planned strike next Thursday.
8/07/2008 | It's as good as gospel that Pope Benedict XVI will apologise to the victims of clergy sexual abuse in Australia after Cardinal George Pell indicated that the Pontiff could make a similar statement to ...
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